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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
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at the following times and places:
Tiau, shawhun House, Friday, Aug 9Th. Sept. 40
Carey. Gait Hose, Saturday, Avg, 3, and Sent. T.
Finllsy, Ctook's Hotel, Sunday sad Monday, AuF,
4th and 5th and Sept. 9Th and0th
FostoTia, Hays House, Tuesday, Aug. 9Th Sept 10.
My THEORY AND TREATMENT
Is new and different from any in
the Untsu States undI challenge any Que to piodues
the same spccesa that have 10 treating ChroHie oi.
eases. My theory 10 base d upon the Chemical opera
tohs Gfthe body. Relieving dlsea6st 20 depend upon
dtpInponi0nate ecnditi0n Of the huds OF ihe body,
whereby ths solids become uahealihy. BY analyEing
the sserstioas, Bleed &e ef The bedy aud dndng
whNt. deficient o In aad supply 10 sto the sTs
ten what sHnths, afa snsbed to cure sasa BY 4
small amount Ofmodicino. Now, Dybpepsias in the
great majority Ofeasss, dspsH mainly upon alspIo.
poFtions ststs of the gastric gssns daid of
properly the food Il well and thefonghiy dfssied "a
aisiniiaisd. viewing Dyspepsia By the Euissei
Chsmieopathoiogy and giyinG tTeatmeat aeeQTdinRk
am suaoied to ouTe 10 cases out f50, aud IS case
oui or5O Of DgonohiuS, Piles, NsuTalRll, Liver Con
eases 10 sve'yeAss eaEe. AholheT Chlonl9 diseases
pfepoftionatsly. ... I..
Mf MsMilsn usss a. Improved lhhaing Ihsh sms d
foF COnsumptiOn, Asthma, hfOuehitii and s0ms form
Of bsyeHgites. ny this he make - good an opel
ration 10 The diseased Lang nnd Throat be osnld -
soIs anywhere o. ths eEtsIlpT Of me body. Dr. Nc
Milon ules PeIe Chsmieopathie and eoiane Ismsdiss
He giyesa mild tonic treatment which acts ehsmlcAy
and assists 20 ffeo hsueit. expset TO travel
the T0uie iof Redge myaefto he candid an
70 deal honogablJ viih ahwho eall 1paA me. IfaHy
eallon eFwFite % he following penonss
Mrs. Robeh MeCieiIand, John sheau, Charles Bae
Mrs. Robert Jacobs Eaglsswlls, Weed Co.jor MrI.
MstthiasG Gilaspie, Findlay. Hancock Co.
All leommunlcailnns must be direstedto rI
DR. McMILlaEN CieVelahd, q.
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REAR IN MIND

WThattheTRIBUNE has the Iarg-
est circulation, and Is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
County. "a
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Timn ZOuaves came out, last week, in
full uniform, making a very handsome ap-
pearanoe. The officers of this company are
M. Sullivan Capt.
Jack Kaup-lst Lieut..
Harry Kendig-2d Lieut..
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lls IN, HARRIS 4 co riotnstor,
FoI the WottcTn and S0athera ststett ClncinnaH q ,
70 whom ord'rsior The abovs Medicines may be nd.
l+bts ynhg q Co.lTihiai 10 'lAasieT o., MsL
moIsi CAplssA iielsl Fosiodat q. ~, Chumaseri Re,
pgehei DIV Hofmaq Bsr~iek ,, w, Miller, Al
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The 4sth Regiment At Camp Nobel
This Regiment is being rapidly hlea op
The following Regimental offeers have been
appointed.
Col.--Wm II Gibson, Tifin.
Lieut.. Col--Capt. Blaobman, Fostotia.
Maior-cspt. Drake, Putnam CO.
Adiutsnt-zYan u Coonrud, TifHn.
Quarter Master--H. A. spayth,
The Regiment Is assigned No. ts. o. v,
U. s. A., and will probably Join Fremonts
Division. Col. Gibson has returned from
Cincinnati, where he has succeeded in OBJ
tanning tents, uniforms and other equipments
They will arrive this week. The camp will
be put in excellent condition aud the sol.
diers under strict military discipline. Lieut.
Mills, U. s. A. .is here mus,ering the compa'
nies in as fast as they arrive. II is expected
two companies from FostOria and one ftom
Put6am CO. win arrive this week.
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DIR. w. IL. Park of Tiffin, we notice.
has passed an examination, by the Board OF
Examiners at Columbus, and has been rec
ommended for the position of Surgeons
Mate in the Army.
We understand that DR.. Park has received
his commission and has been assigned posi-
tion with Col, Gibson's Regiment.
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From the Eighth Regiment-F. N
colwell Of Co. A, 9Th Regiment writes us a
long letter frvm Camp PendletOn, in which
he iudulges in some very gloomy reflections
ns TO the condition Of the men. He says they
have suffered great deal from hard marches
exposure and want Of proper clothing. lie
and q. NJ. Hermann Russ had just returned
from Cincinnati, where they had succeeded
in getting a supply Of clothing and other
equipments. He says they have bad a great
deal Of rain in the mountains and that a
large number are on the sick lisi. including
serg't Byers and w L, Myers Of Tifin.-
Their Notifications will soon be completed
The letter closes az follows,
forgot to mention that, Capt Ways CON.
pany Of the 25th Reg't, are stationed at Lit
tlcton and Bolton on the q. 4 o. RR. /
saw all the boys last week, and all are well.
They heem to enjoy camp life very we'll
Herbert Ogden, son of o. NJ Ogden OF Re.
public, is 0s fat as pig. VIM. Swigart.
Rush Baldwin, George Ogden, ard ali the
rest OF the Scipio boys are we'll had the
pleasure Of eating portion Of those good
things, sent to Camp Chase for the boys by
the citizens Of Scipio.
The FVstoria boys, in the same company,
are all well They are a fine, hearty set oi
men.
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DIR. WEAVER'S
CERATE, OR DIN FMENT


and you have permanent cure.
The CeTats has proved italfto BE- the best Oinue at
sVeTtnvented, and who're used Il mas never been
hnoWn 10 thloI ehecttnE q peTmHnent eafs Of Old
sotsl, Ietterand RingWoim, BnAld Head, Chilbains,
md Frost bitot baTbeT's Itch, Chappad o. Cracked
Hands OF Lips, Dlotchs, OF Pimpss on the Faes, and
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES
tho Csrats i the only thing sqursA 10 sure IA ,heuId
be Kept In the house Of every family
Now 10 the time that snsoiho for TeitsF and ali
o,heT ThumoF, arising from impurs blood IL wanted
Read the fellowiug evidence In favor Of Dr. Wsav,
eTs Syrup and CeTate- Or,
JGnohEvILtE, Ashland co., q. Nov &C. ia6O.
J., NJ HARRIS n Coi--Genisi-f deem 10 . dutV A.
we'll as pleasure TO infofm you that Dv WeaSsr,
Csnksraa Salt RhsuH syrup and Cerata have done
fog me- snc hope this letter may come to the n6tos Of
al persons Similarly afflicted. In the year 1850 was
attach sed with Teuef o. salt Rhbum on both my lsFs
which extended until from my knes1 10 nv feet was
one raw sore-l consulted and ohtainsd medicine and
prescriptions from nearly All the nhy1io ans In thia vi
elntiy but obtained no rele whan your akent Al this
place Mr. HpiimaH, druggist, recommended me to nv
The Syrup and Cefate which oHnnstcS did, and an
now sound, well fnan BY theif use.
And with much gfaiiiuds, fepaiu Ysuf, T.aly,
N, wlabaush ssa,ls@an veil kno.a ,S' ia ,bsaa
Price Of Syrup, 81, csrats IS sla per bottle
Directions accompanying ssch Bsttls.
soLD BE Hosr MED,enE DEALEm
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Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
NEVER fail to destroy and sSerminats all kinds Of
1utsstinal Worms Are perfectly reliable in all cases.
andfar superior, to any and all OF the Fancy Worm
Csuhctions and nsutsous vermifuges which in use
They may be taken all times with perfect safety,
ahsy eontais no Msrepry, or other deletsHous drug
Mother, should always purchase them, and give their
children no other
(No Cathartic whateveTis necessary to be gvsn)
For sale by !. l.. 81. John & Co.. Dubois 4 Co. and
J. +. Marqnardt.
auE3nly Al. MATTHEWS, GuTslo, N. Y.
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and one copy to the getter up Of club Of 10
subscribers OF more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
ment by paying up ell arearages
Sneoimen comics sent free,
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hohbery-The house Of Mr.. Lott Norri,
o. se'pio township, was broken open on
Wednesday night Of last week, ana one hun
dred dollars in gold stolen.
Mr. Norris had been in town that day with
bis wool, for which he received sa7O, pu.
luckily, he placed it under hfs pillow befor,
retiring, and thus kept the rascals from max.
ins a much larger haal. 1t seems that Mr.
Norris had put $50 in gold. in bureau
drawer which the thieves Unlocked and
stole the money. He thinks they sew him
ge' the nohsy foT the WOOL and then follow
ed him hsuaq,
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~ Reader, do not fail 70 read PM
Wooas sdyertiseusut IN another column.
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senecGs ana " WyandOts-Tbis company
met at the River Bridge near MeCutCbens
wills last week, and organised BY eleetlng th,
following ofieers:
capt-c. W. ovlver, Mexico.
lst Lieut-JAe. MOsier. Belle Vernon.
% Lieut.--JOhn Gear, Adrian.
This company came down in wagons on
Monday about 20 strong and went into camp
They are noblslooking set Of men and will
hgh' if'heY get chance. They will be mus,
tered in thia week.
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American Sunday School Union
We announce to the citizens Of
Thin ,ha, sole agents for the A. $. s. Union
All Libraries and Books can BE- had al catalogue prices
aprl9if STEIN & BRO.
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Crawford County Boys came into
camp last week and the company is now
about full. The following commissioned of
ioers have been chosen:
CApt.-AmoS Keller.
ist Lieut.-A. II . Keller.
Cd Lieut.--A. B. Charlton.
This is a fne company and is designated
as ColC, Of the Regiment.
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Capt. Bartlett's Company, from Ere.
mont, came over last Thursday and went in.
to camp. They were accompanied by the
Union Saxhorn Band Of that place, which
diseOursed excellent music. This company
is composed Of hne looking soldiers aud il
ably differed, as follows:
Capt.. r. Bartlett.
Ist Lieut,--M. E. Tyler,
I'd Lieut.. Timothy Wilcox. ri
Capt. BARTLETT aud Lieut. Tyler are mer
Of the right kind of stamina,
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Terms or subscriptiOn.

hsan ipduccment to get.ing up Clubs, We
offer the TRRUxE at the following rates;
Club of 6, year, In advance, 81 IS, each
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hty,ts ytnYved them 10 Yorktown, o. some |
cher stronghold. they sroush. back zoasve, |
understand, who remained in the woods, not
knowing his company had left, whhs Wow 70 -
of with his rife any Of tho enemy that $3.50
themselves. He remained In the wood ~
battery all night and observed the evac' alton ~ q hv
the enemy who fell back with their ,n. 80 CO.. ~.
posHioo, NJ SAM "A"'' believe II was aseer-
tanned by COL Phelps, through this detach nent
or by some Of his missing men who had returned, tina,
Major theodore WAhrop acting as Military Secretary to
MAJOR General PatIer, was killed. while acting volun
teer sharp'Aooter, near the battery and In most
posed NsitiOp. MAJOR winthrop missing, and this ia
,he W est and most authentic report that have
cern'ng HIM There doubt Of his death that he
DW been taken prisoner by the eDomy and from the last
POSITION TIC was seen in, but little hope s entertained
, Of his ~. escape Il is almost npossible "a
all the reports from the different regiments have not been
handed in Such have been obtained since my list was
made out yesterday wiz reach you by telegraph before
can only say that private from Quincy, Mass, Of
% a by hS 81 aua
geant William c. Cady, Company +, Towneend's Third
New York regiment, mortaly wounded by Col Bendix'f
men, on Monday, died In the hospital this morning
Philip sTeeny Company g, Third regiment, and Iohn
Dumas, Company d, Fifth regimen, IN hospital, vii
forward az tho earl lest possible moment, fun list Of the
killed wounded and missing, SO far az AN able to, st
that those having friends In the action may be sure %
Lieut. Grsble, OF the Second United States artillery
was broht down on Monday, and TO day be will be
ried 70 Philadelphia for interment
The funeral services observed in the chapel a,
the post and conducted by Chaplain Winslow Of the Fifth
| New York regiment. After these ha1 concluded the
body was borne TO field wagon and preceded by guard
Of honor, with gums reversed, followed BY band was
| taken TO The Baltimore boat
All the regulars and volunteers formed ths escort
marching in inverted order, which, with the music from
| the bano, 70 de the service most Impressive
ihe eflcers who ofciased pal)bearers Leuten
ants Morgan, Turner, Eanss Pafrey and Baylor Of the
| regular service.
All the officers Of the garrison including General Butler
and CON- Pendergrast, and the officers OF the rigate
| Cumberland, took part In the ceremonies.
| Captain Taylor and Lieutenant Morgan accompany the
body to Philadelphia where II will undoubtedly receive
further funeral services Lieutenant j. T. Greble leaves
wife and two children TO mourn his carly demise
omitted TO mention that salute fred by the garri
| son as the boat carrying the corpse left
| The Monticello gunboat Ia In port from Washington
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THE GRITTY SIXTH REGIMENT CT yOLUN
TIERS.

This regiment is at present qulrte,od in the luge
building ct the foot of Forty nn'h street North ry
but expects to be removed TO Rkars Island 10 day or
two The corps at present consists about five hundred
men but two companies expected to arrive A. late
hour net night which will swell tho number % over
seven hundred. The men connected Nth the Thirty.
SIKH are sady in need OF clothing and the sooner they
are provided with uniorrs and arms the better To-
day on Monday thsy expect to be mustered into the
United states se- vice. and will u. their quarters 10
Forty ninth street until they receive orders 70 proceed Ia
RiktrS lslRId. Five companies which belonged 10 the
late British Volunteers have joined this regiment The
thicers as Tho regtmen now stands, follows
F1tid dsd StpE NfcTs-Colonel Charles Il Inres.
Lieutenant Coonel, Thomas II. lord M.jor, Nathaniel
Finch Adjutant, w. g. Ulshoefer; Acting surg son L. D.
Radznsky; Assistant surleon, Inward A. ouacvenbos;
Quartz master james w. Winter; Acting Chaplain, j. g.
Cargill; ayroas..r, Samuel osgooi
u N1HnG1-Captain, Grstavus Dupuis; Lieutenant,
CHARLES ~Sl Moulin; Ensign, Johu b. Philips.
CdmpGay f-Captan, Elibu Faxon; Lieutenant Leroy
Briggs; Eos'gn, Ed Yard Armstrong.
camlony G-captau, B"race Hewlett Lieutenant,
DAVID Murphy Ensign, Thomas H. Browning
Company Cspiain, William q Bennet. Lieutenant,
- Hoeion Ensign. - Hax 3ed.
ttmTony Captain, - Mason Lieutenant, Alphouso
Timoat Ensign, George Iarr.
The following are the names Of tho cic,,s OF .,a g
companies recently belonerg to the British rev
Company lCaptain. vacancy Loe 1raa. J,nes J.
Walsh EhspD, Alfred }. Pigott
Company 2-C.ptain, Wslte. Drseut IseJtena,t
Abei s. chsppel Ensign, Eensy RaIhtc.
tompan, s-cap,ain, J. 2 ss-nd IN q ,4ou.cuo,,
James Grand Ensign, 81 baer =. To-Day
Company 4-Captaip, WiaGr. MISC imsld Iiaytcn
ant Robert cray LIT, Ers.f n .:%ge " aosius'o.
80 John Crcokes Fpegn, Jo-o Che.lJe.
PROTECTION AGAlE5i Is,BfL ppJv FvER7.
trial OF az improved s-cusdc or The use Of cur Yccr
ossI:n en 'nloec.rt ihantsel,.s n a ~ a. scks o.
qrtaite.s srd for Other k,bo;oa p,T,oeee wiz oe re
80 co'f u ~ aie' moo, AZ ne fort o. E.y -si
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POSTAL MATTERS.

For some time to come there must some trouble and
confusion In mail matters connected with the South The
Post Office Department having given notice mat
matter Ia to be forwarded TO the seeded Ste8, postage
must be demanded all matter received from that quar-
ter, stamn ed, it is with stamps improperly retan-
ed The following s from the ee Of the Department for
the guidance OF Postmasters:' There post.
masters Of the United States In the seeded States ahor
ized to sell stamps or collect POSTAGE since the LIST Of
june for this government Posmasters, therefore, must
treat all mail matter since the LIST OF june coming from
the seeded STATES and mailed within those sates
paid matter, to be held for postage. All such matter 10
ordered to be sent to the Dead Letter Office at Washing
ton, to be disposed Of according TO law"
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PRESENTATION TO LIEUTENANT r. B. PnaN

PRESENTATION TO LIEUTENANT 2. B. Pn1N.
DERGAST, SEvENTY-FIRST REGIMENT.
On Thursday evening Mr.. B. Prendergast, tho well
known vocalist First Lieutenant the Ssvezty.sst
regiment N. Y s. NJ, who FOR several years was con-
nected with the Bryant Hmstrels at tho earnest sols
tation Of the Bryant Brothers. made his appearance be-
fore the public for night only, at Mechanics Hail.
Il having been announced that he would appear and
The gallant tame he achieved 1T the bomoardment OF
Aqua Creek brought together large number Of his
rers and long before tie hour for the performance
to the Hall crowded to overfo wing Mr..
Prendergast appeared the cloee Of The performance,
when be greeted with applause, ~h'cD lastsa f0r
long time When all was quiet, he struck up Viva 20
America which be sung with great effect, and a. the
conclusion he was showeIeo with bouquets. As ne vas
about to retire Mr. Daniel Bryant appeared upon the
stage ard introduced 70 him Mr. Simpson, The Treasurer
Of the Mrsuels, who, in very neat and appropriate
medal, token OF regard from the Bryant Minstree,
prd bearing the following iBscrption.-
BRYANrS MIN5fRELS,
To their late Associate,
T B. PRENDERGASc,
Severity frat res imept, New York state Militia, to$
$maik their appreciation for his galantry, arst ,RS
the first engagement in the defence Of the stare and
$stripcs.
New York, June 10, 1851.
On the side the words "Fro Virus BsNi-
ca underneath which was engraving OF troops land
ing from email boat. Mr.. Prendergast In response,
that be entirely at loss express In suitable
his thanks for their beautiful gif unexpected
nd up6es. rved that his friends should have 70
kindly bered him In his absence, filed his heart
overlooking with gratitude He could only say that Ii
would be Lis earnest determination beep unsuied
when he received it, that II would always remind
him. and urge him in the glorious defence or his corS-
try's flag.
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THE FLEET AT pENsACOrA

The correspondent of the Mobile Advertiser writes on
June 6:-Another large steamer arrived in the feet
this morning about four O'Clock. She is probably the
vessel that sailed from New York last week with ried
cannon, troops, &c, for Fort Pickens There were
eleven vessels of all sail, in the squadron yesterday
This morning missed sloop-oi-war that had been
lying for week near the frigate Sabine She has pro-
bpbly gone to the Mississpps mouth to Mobile, t.
swap duties while. There now in sight four small
steamers OF the United States. They come and Co.
somewhere,
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The NEW COMPANY (K) FOR THE NINTH
REGIMENT.

The new company for the Ninth regiment, Colonel
stiles organized under the auspices OF Surgeon Fisher Of
the same regiment and composed Of young greatly
above the order Of soldiers leaves this morning.
at six O'Clock, to join the main body Fortytwo Of the
members come from the Railway Light Artillery, the
pattern and consists Of jacket Zouave pants and
CATERS, and blouse Of dark blue CLOTH The following
the officers Of the company:-Captain, T Bunting
First Lieutenant, W. Ii. Bramha; Second Lieutenant,
W. Martin; Orderly, -; Second Sergeant, Guyon
Merrick; Third Sergeant, -; Fourth Sergeant, N. P
Clark First Corporal, John W. Brown Second Corporal
-; Third Corporal, George Brown, Jr.
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The rnrf.
CENTREVILLE COURSE LONG I,AND

CENTREvILLB COURSE, LONG ISLAND.
The match at mile heats, best three in Ave for fi 600
side, between Flora Temple the Kentucky ge.dng
John Morgan late Medoc, off on Thursday after.
noon on the Centrevle Course Long Island There
nearly two thousand persons present. the day and
tra.ii were highly favorable. The little bay mare not
wtEsandng the prestige Of her hitherto unconunsred
opponent the favorite in the betting cd or 500
TO $50 eng freely bet her Winning the race before
the Arst Beat. She woD the first heat 10 22i1 after
most exciting and magnificent struggle the second in
226, and the third in 22S1f; the last two heats very
eSshy me esiaiDg cast 81 ne while scoring for tho
second at and this added TO DE knee boot slipping
down IN the sase heat, rendered him FESTIVE and un
steady 10 his gait he display great speed in the drst
neat Causing the mare to gu. forth ali Ger powers to
beat him tany good judges thiuk that in the Two and
three mile hes races he will prove gu oeror 10 the po
Jar queen Of the TrcStirg turf,
SUMMARY.
CRNTRRvIl1E Course L. L. June 49, 1851. Match 81 900
sde mile beats, beet three in i've in harness.
J. NcMannramed b. m Fi,ra Temple.
J. Turner named oh. John Ss'rgan. 2 2
Time--224A-226- -22sK.
On wednesday, June irot CAM OIL on the Fashion
course for purse and stake of $780, three year ODDS,
mile heats best three in Ave. There four entries,
nut cnl, two started-,be stallion Shepherd Knapn and
The FLY Jessie. The following is the summary
FASHION Course, l., June g. 1861 Purse aud stake
$780, for three year ods mile heats, best three Ave.
H. woodruff entered 8. Shepherd Knapp. 2 2
s. Mclaughlin entered g. T. Jessie......... Q z z
46-2:40-24l-2A7-243X.
RAITIEsNAKE AND TARTAR-The match race for 81 900.
mile heats beet three in i've, in harness. between Rattle
snake and Tartar will come of this afternoon the
Union Course. The horses are in fine condition.