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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PuImOnic Waters,

Tho odrinai Medicine EstabHthedin 1877, and 6rsl
artiels ef the Kind ever ursduesd under the o
0FuLNoNtc WkFuhs In this sf any other eouhiry
ali other Pulmonie Waters are counteTieitt. Tbs
rrnuine can be kuown BY the name BRYAN beiu
utsn ped on each WAFER.
BHrAHS PUNoNc WATEna
nsiieys Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, lioaueneu.
BsVArs PuLaoSfc WlTEas
Relieve Asthma. Btonchius, DHiculi breathing.
nRYAss PULAoNiu WATEu
Relieve Splitting Of blood, Pains IN the ChsH.
BEYANs PULNoMc WAFER
Relieve incipient Consnmption, Lung Disease.
BRYkN's PULNouC WARNS
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula and ToniilS,
BRYAgh PULMoMc WArKAH
Relieve lie above complaints In Ten Mnut'I,
BHYAEs FuLNoMo WATERs
Are a blessing 10 all Glasses aud Coniututiont.
BaYkE'a PuLNoMo WlFgH
Are uduptsd 10 Vocalists aud Public Speaker.
BHYaNa PrLNoxto WATem
Are IN q simple form aud pleasant 10 the taste,
BRTANa PULAoMc WATERt
Net ohly relieve but effect fapid and attng cures.
BHTlNa PULNoN1c WAFEHs
Are warranted 10 give ialitlaction toevtTy one.
No family shonld be withouia box Of
RHYANa PuLMoMC WATERI
IN the house.
No uavslsr ah ould be without supply Of
BsrAHs PULNoHc NATzEI
inhis Pocket.
NoptftoR will ever nhjset 10 give for
BEVASN rULNoMc WATKRa
TWrhty.6ys Cent?.
son MOSES, esls PropHetori RcehetteT, MY.
FsId by !. r; Mafguarat snd /. l.. 81. John Co.
Dmn, and ail Eosd arussiFi. fsr7.iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

The ARMY Worm is making sad havo c
in the wheat.felds In some portions Of the
State, but We have not hesrd Of iu appear.
aucs In this section. Ifsny Of our farmers
have detected them, We hope they will let
us knew.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

A Sure Cure COR a Fsl0u--M hsn the sore.
ness hrst commences or even when FAR al.
vaneed, Il can be relieved aud entirely cured
by holding the fnger or part afflicted In Per.
~ Dayia' Pain Killer for halt an hour. IL
has been thoeoughly tested, SD proves a
never failing remedy. A felon h n trouble.
some thing, aud We vould advise oil 80
troubled 10 test the remedy.
Pain Killer sgld BY ali respeetabls drug.
gsts and medicine dealeu, ......-
June "a 4w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

Capt. Way Of Republio. has psrmisaion
to e, uriaicompany for three years. He is
ordered to report at Camp Jacsson, Colum-
bus, today. wshops Capt. Way will Eac.
coed this time.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
Fourth OF JuIy, 1851.

We WeGeglqe % lgl9rn or fef6ers that DE
initiative steps hsvs bees taken y kaye
au appropriate characterization y yiaia oa the
Fourth, il which me miiitsry nd civic will
parGeipate. AZ thsir meeting oa Tutsday
evening. sha Uniou Grass aPpoiuieais com.
mittee 10 confer with ths citizehu and EalJe
the necessary arrangement, and alsg Z con.
nitise on Upioruis. Tbs cliatoa easrds
are also ready toiOiO. TIE aOys1aAt andIwlli
hAys thsls atilorhs ready FuStivssk Ne
hope y bs able q announce the programme
de6pitsly. OF course thsra viii bs big
time aud sTsrJbOdF y IN come.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

GO TO YERE'S
ssa r,,,A' S,a coo,l,, . ,o,s foi iaI, m'A'y.
GO TO YERk'S
and r., yoe, el,.,ls.~ss sAsaa.
GO TO YERK'S
,os,, yoprA,e, ssa sA,sr cedar TsA,. chsiN' 'nd
Psllt, NoodsA ngTis A.
GO TO NERKS C
,srl sosit.d eo,a, .s,S,As'uks'. sops 'sd,sta'.
GO TO YERK'S t.....1
to est yspt aies Tstl, cuti,ry. fcn 7,is''.to q
ppT WG ID. d. .#. ..#..
GO TO YERK'S
to g, yuptss.,ssl, Ana A,iaist Pooas rd
GO TO YERK'S
to rst yout eloihe,. uistkst sud school Ns'Asu.
co TO YERK'S
70 gst ycsE Jspapasa toilet 's''' tass ana as'''
GO TO YERIN'S
,ss,t your s,if,, niu', ,'Aosslsaa ''Ast pS'e'l'ia
kettles md p'a'. .
GO TO YERK'S r.-
f,s youf we'll sad cis,sra runps and pips. force
puHps and gNfdsu vnsites.
lGO TO YERK'S
.
for yourtssd and meal 'slvs',
IGO TO YERX'S 7..
for your bu" and copper hstdss.
GO TO YkRK'S
to rs, ,hs Usud shsspsu coal oil ani au,d lamps.
GO TO YERk'S
to get yOut auid, vegetable and sSAl oil. the b'"
that 10 made,
=, =, 80, ,s,.Dyv.a
fot Jour alice stow, mrnitute and PIPE.
go TO YERK'S
s"a get one Of A ''''S''';s ;oS, p,st S;.s Ser I %
IGO TO YERE'S s-., ,s.-.l
for your Hous sha eauhsHvsfs.
leo TO YERK'S
ifysu wSut buy EoVd' Ia hi,lius eAssR.r
IGO TO YERK'S a
for your hand a'd farm bells.
go TO IERK'S --
ifYou wanta Corn and Cob Min.7
| loo TO YERK'S
fyour Cofn sh.ilsn.
leo TO YERK'S
Fofyouf RoapsFs and Mowers.
leo TO YERK'S
foryou' fancy cabs snd wsgoA', willow and wSolsA
box, cheap.
YovpAarsly on Esti"E A' b''' s'sd's,'hs loves,
price a, all dmssS',hi old established house.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

Hot wenther-Fos several days. the
Thermometer has indicated az high aa 80 and
IS deg. in the shade. Cora is coming On
finely but viii coon need more rain.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

PERRY DA VfS' NEGE IA Bile
PAIN KtLEE X.
W. - es iSseasJ Il, ,,,l. "a - sslrs
y. FAMILY sIi:DicINE.
ne rAlN kiii.ES,i. kstsls t-astaii. eeg,.
t'l' ~. I; sR;il :,.'.''' Z
DiPrIIERIA s1 iiI9 &Sp sonE THROAT
kilsl asd ws,sf, 80 6adva'Vs bsthe We nssA vitA
FOk GUNNER COMPLAINT, n
sssay e,hsf lo'u Of bovel di'sais ~ sh,hiss y
kdhiti " almet rs trfhinrnft, nra hsf rnl eta
dohh bees mefa taeee,tfu euihn ttf ens klhja of
CHOLERA ar.araa. II y
,A,n lnr s,h' 4 nsvs T''s. y y stsn ~ p'', 49,
th,s dfr afa altesrt o. itst III
pam kfLEEn ill wv
l. coA,idstsdhy tle naiives, asrtn A. " rbtopeaa
rs,idsnt', N ihois slinitsf.s ,srs fsstdy. 0'a
a1,' 81 ne ,o.e,ye z = sn'i'A'@ "A '-', 9''s'
INDIGESTION,
AAd n O. ensn fsttsei - - fdf Naan
.. nHSPHPNlA 800 r. s-... ID.
IN iu nes aFrayuisa isfn,s IL teuls ana siiualpts
lusERfunsnuss, hIounagt the system 20 vitorsos ac.
ton, FtndfF u mptt rnsctuhlstfs tef s.
COBDS AND COUGHS.
when ussd Accafliaf 10 difsrtiens. .H. .aH
! Fer eHieTHal aIleatieH "a ~ un'utpa'sed ~ ahy
medig alptsnaratinn tuowu..
! HIIEumATIsM
snd Neutslgle Ahse,ion, att qvIrAly tslsVed asA
otsn cured 3, u. Ahy tofhAsh iu De ntitist u
iolsu can htfdisysdby rs sppiieauJa, itebti u.
Istantly the most violtnt H. -
TOOTHAcIlE
it,hauld alwsysbO ssp, asas y hanAi 10 hs uaea h
ra,ss uf ssftio |t
nuRNa Ann RCALDs
ifapps laaei atrly. htcoiHnr u ili slinns Il will
give iNstnht relief, and pfeveni w aeftHg, -H
It's perfectly adapted 70 The wants of .. III
rEAMnOATMEN, Il. +.
aRd others " vsliug on our We cfn Rlyen. I'D. . . T..
| ET-Dlfertont accompany sssh h1nlg. 1T # Ia /.
hhithvsnteHodin syrFv vansty Of climate, and b. a..
NEST svefy nauon knowu 10 Aaisirant, IL " the ~
mqtt eonl ant npah snd insstmabs fisnd Of he
missonafy AnG tbs traveller, tsa and aud, aud No
onr ,haald ttavsi on out LAKES o. RIVERS Wlrn.
Z OUTIr. u. L-ENH
CAUTION
The puhl will bs cautious thuf thsy ecl The Fean
Paia kilrF, unpTiu sled usH, thar aan
cor hsit vofihlrta compounda in 80 doing theylt
csi,s the community, and infrinas upoH ne "Trads
Mah" ofPsuy Davis. sI .
| Hold hv nsaet uystywhep. HHH
| Price IS cts. Suctt., and Q petbsiiilet y
} N, lARRS 60,
rfoprslo'i Cot the Wsiiefh and suuthsv Ftstss
! Ciacihaau, o.
sola Wholesale aud Rstsii BY
igI.@ Isg isSSS Co rihho. r
! DrtAmetrr n Co, Msmors,
Caples h HAle, Fostoria. .f| a.'. uaa1H
G.M Chumasefn. RspahHo, GOA
/ D,& G. W, HotFmau, Befslek.
| }. W, Miller Auien, N..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

sheep sheaFing Farmers are jdst now
in The midst Of sheep shsaring. when they
sell their WOOL, we hope they will pay the
printer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

We take delight In referring our afflicted
friends 10 the drug store Of DuBois & Co,
where that most estimAhlo medicine, Dr. s.
o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters, can
be procured. We advise our friends 10 use
it. because we known its value in ourins
Fever and Ague, diseases common 10 th,
West, and all neN eouniies--it should be
kept At band in every fsmily.
Sherry Wine Bitkrs sold By all respccta.
ble druggists.
June "a 4w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
From the ws,boe CcAl ) Timcs.
MeIaachoIY Aoeident.

"NAHa@nNAN sAbNAANMtF
Mr.. n J Lsmkin was accidentally killed
at the Nevada Quartz Mills. Gold Hill, on
Saturday. April sth. by falling into or get
ting eHtauglad in the ay wheel Of the ma.
chinery.
A eoroper's jury was susm med by W.
Smith, Esq, and large nuuber Sf witnesses
examined
II taPpeuru from the evidence OF Dr.. ZaDris-
kie. that deeeassd's skull was fractured, and
bis arms and other parts Of the body crush.
ed
Several OfIhe hands employed In the mill
testified to having seen deceased walk across
plank towards the machinery, and It is sup
pOssd Il being somewhat dark, be went too
near the gearing. and Was caught BY hisOlOth-
ing and crushed TO death,
The remains we're followed to the grave on
Sunday by large cousourse Of sitizsns and
others. t r.a.4 -f.s
The iolovins is the verdict Of the corOhe,S
Jary;
We, whose names are heresni0 attached,
empaneled as jur, 10, At the Neyada Quartz
Mill, on the 9th day Of April, 1861. De fad
that N. j. Lamkin. iormeriY or Tillln. Ohio,
Of ihs age of thirty years, came 70 his death
Accidentally a lhe above usmed mill, on the
9Th inst, hy fJliug into Or getting eAiangled
in the dy wheel Of ths maehinery bolsnsiPe
70 said mill 'ti tai-a litfI
H. W6tiAek, W.. JusrtcE,
u Y. CoLBVnE, J,W, HAsriKes,
RI II. a. BbCHLEa, . ID DonoE.
Gold Hill, Caraon eouDfy, MI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

Iudrmary statiStios-some valuable
eoanseied with the Seneca county
Infrmagy, will be found IN the Exhibit Of
the Auditor, published in this paper,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
oHRONc cTARRH OR RROs-

lHosroN, June z. 1855.
FoEassarti ysdrst have tuierst fcafn .
Catarrhal Anection, consequent upon Brcn
ehius have tried various remedics uith
Out relief. The system appearyd falling M
derrepettea laigckf, 7 msdf trial n ~
Ptrhsian syrep, bnd soeu iouud dgoidsd ~
provement. lt L new siK mcnths sincq
had an attack ,aRa an no doubt adding my
experience to that of others, that the Pcruu
an SFrup Prraused ihis l.yoE p shepge
fTH 4 Z fRAN0l9 pANAsA-p p
Ptnuvt,N SyRrr is Solution Of the rro'
ioxide ef Iron, a nev discoygry IN medicine,
and strikes At the root Of disease bY predy.
otug healthy blood the sonrco Of AL vitality
IN the human organism. For sale ny atl
DruEFjse,f 4 r. s.. ohu q e.. Agenis
Tfin, Ohio, ....... ...., iupel4 ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

Horse KiIled-A team ran down Marx.
ct stroot en Saturday aud. whom jusi across
the wooden bridge, one Of the horses cane
ia collision with post and broke his ueok.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

t0oucisd WEEKLY By 3. B. EEzAro, nsslefih al
kiadsof Grain, ~, loelsef'a biggk, tina -r
90 aNHt4g--V5.eI.u1 ~ isasr-I1ia alaHa1
CohH- (sheiird5JD. W. t.r. rlaa'
- sHslleega nD VfBviaaiaEu
BinrYIosbsg zaau asa
sssA LAUMMIL
ssssssssyyesssD a. tilu
hprTHH--0abe
~ fsssS~llss E4uW uM0Aa
sHOEEPi ilANgv-4nlp nlps,fs ssafi T.
DO slsgi asa siievLpaaa- b8Ys.
csSsas clSsts .ss@a0 lBo
hHEsWAN--OQ09ahr
sees 9ssgHRsrTibapoa, q 90, s',as7 ~
e.s.-TIi..1 X y elal eir i.s-' i'
"ol1t, 8 i6s. sAaieVGiD
TimsihT sssa,-i.fJIf5o
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
sIfaa @ttkg 1fibhat.
Toh Printing.

wehave al he facilities ofthelargcr cities
FOR doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing
IN the highesi slyle Of ths Art, and On verJ
,erna. Give We a ean.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

Rheumatism eau bc permAueutly cured by
9 Dr. Leland's Anti Rheumatic band" See
advcrtisSueurof T0rcat Cure ia smother
rplumu.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

A New ThIug uudeT the Sun.
WALKERS "sURE CURE" FpB THE PILES.
Warranted Care or money refunded.
For sale ~ DuIiois \ Co., Sole Agents fer Iimn,
o. deef.lOw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
blanks BLANKS !
The greatFreMCh Rcmedy
MADAM noIvlN's cELEBRATEc
liver COATED FEMALE Puts.

mAnAM NOAN ~ y NEAaHNAAN ~
SILVER COATED FEMALE Puts.
TAt only etftaia ard safe Remedy for ~ u.sfius
Ob'rucdou', Monthly pnieuitisi, lrsEulsrits', and
IN The oihef diseases 10 whieh he woman, Wli' and
Methsr speeuliafly nsbls.
Thsss Pills contain 20 dslstsrieu' inErsdisnti bat
are stsfe "a esrtsin IN thsH semen. They will be
Cosad to sssr the happsst sGtc,i IN sneasss ef rfo
ispsu, utsri. In Lsuohorsa o. the whlis', they VIII
As fouadths satsU sndmot eertain Core that can "
esuna Il is accouut ofths oertainiy they should
nstbstatea " rfsguant Femaleg, tauthg TIE hfh
usanths ~ hiichfrisre u eertanl 10 BE- brought on
bet " othrtpe thsifuse is perfectly safe.
N.H.-One dollar and three postage itarnrf snciosed
70 spy suthotirsd agsnt, viii ensure package otpii
\, tsiufn nall. .. Il. !
.| c. CROSBY, Geuetsl Aren't, Buhaio, n. Y.
CAurIov-uswars Of Countsffeiu; the genuine
have the tirnaturs Of Croshy the outside wfarpst
Fst sale ~ Z. g.. ~ johu 4 CO., Duboit& & g. sad
J. 2. Msfouarit. Tif5u. o. auf1i-Y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
Mn,thew,s Chocolate Worm Drops.

Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
Thitpl,aiaut eoAfsetion and Sueesisiul sHisrmina.
,ss sfan kinds Of lutssnal wormi i fast taking the
pl,es sf al the nsuisous ysmifugsi which have 50
lonr been "a use. They eaniaiu No MEEcURv-are
psrfssty harmless plsasant to the taste, and are en-.
sasiout IL Gll es'ss. All fof
MATTHEW'S CHOCOLATE WORN DROPS
tNe Caiirartie whstsvsris usesssuy tobe slvsh)
FAr ,sis BY IL. ~. John 4 Co., Duboi' q 20. and
auf9i.y A. l. MATTHEWS, Buaaio, MY.
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NHuRALsTz Isi!'i Z! ShE6hArIsm 4 iii


Greet kstegRaL Rspedg
Il carhg Thouih ID of oatfi vhefe an oherrtmsMai
have utterly tisd i is 90 mere AnosyHs, 9Stlies,
iAF fos ne msmsat, battta psfltet EPEOItIu sAa
CURE foF those puiniul disesses The vast nHtahefo
" tes.s,., ,St t.s,..s1l a,slss,.
lsmpsFaTY he Eals "a 81 asuhi ~ viItuo ht
NEURALGIA KING reaches tho source ofall.raabIf
% sSs s.sI,s,i,. ss.':f. =, ~ galsp
~, ~ me- sd 1secas
R.a'iiAs a''eaising eests d stlItu0uu giIIshs of
beaAo' 'a,HsI tl.fA .rtrsI o. HaH .aE
tS-fr CURED NJ. s. hsnsE say ! srn,pasis5 y
Ss,i,s . az a.s1 * " =. 'tss -" "'''
| tgroag 4oTTLRfgs ~, Eiias Weed. Son
miss'oa Msfshasi, ofsss'ts Nsulae's oftae hsHtiaa
OK ~ X sss I. 2 sss,., Is y n \ az :,
lshd t.hnilssii, q Dsw si boa ths ~ 81 Wsl,oas
Nsuuisia kiaf.t -.
cob z y 81 ss Z. ~ "a,s, 80 seS p
af long standing, Atths lims afsommsneln.i " -
tlFjGnIs ~ " iLKENBumis wslilnqsp
eeAes@an u this siiy saa eu'sd Of RhsqHuii - ~
EV-iNEi.1 "a isia EsIi,l lRIlgU,ftrisss. c
~ ess' e e ~fssHasf'qf H1i's o's''
! VTNFLAMMAToRY RHGoulA gI1lasE Aes
a. li ainann. "a anl ~. laaai.l ~ =
lwfnk hpen hnArI ehurelnflhp hnak h1eiri1nf.
Il N"N|NNNNI..IN IN IL ita aN|II I|lI vi. aIfI
y Ra,hl HlN "a,
lsilLlAsl u. n 4 :. u s.'. ).
ssln ,,re1FltRff ffayeI lgra,a vhispPh,-e
= sssii' N d Ji,s hs.,a"e go. VA
| WHT| Al. NkrrHEWa. Psorrls,as.
~ Nsin alesi. hunslo, n y.
7 Fefsil' b L-st JolHAco, fihn, . tsHSel y
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Timn RetaiI MRrkcf! !

[CoFTseied wsqtlf, b5 n. A, BusKtRK 4 Bro,
Wholstale and Retail dealers 10 Groceries and PFs.
due' Of ah hkind.s shfvhsH'sialaoE TiaH0'l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

The optuiOH OF DIR. James EisheT's
Cough syrup IN TeXSs.
Taken from the State Gazette, at the seat OF Gov.
eminent, Austin, Texas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

American Sunday School Union
We announce TO the citizens OF
Tim that We sre sols agents Tor the A. =. 2. UUion
An Ibr,rsl and Book can BE- had al catalogue prices
aprl9 II STEIN q BBo'
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Price ot Syrup, 81. csratc o5 e,s per bO,,ls .
DlNetieni accompanying sssh Bstas. ~


30LU ~ HlIT IHLDIcINE DEAIEll -
I ttl IUi z hk.aARRlsE 90, ~, i. az
Fol the Western aud souihrfn stAissi Cinsnnah, o.,
6foatet.
seli WAoespls es4 nstsll D. ~ bolt 4 d. sni l.
u -. yoAa q co. THAnf ~ Lslaetsf N a Mel
meIsi Caples& Hale, feaionai @. NJ, Churnasers Ne.
ioia. oai2iy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27
THE UNION.

Most Of our readers have doubtless read
that affecting passage in the book of Ruth
in which the beautiful MoaUitess, speak
ing to her bereaved mother-in-law, ex.
claims "Whither thou goest, | will 90,
and whittier thou lodgest, will lodge"
and the malediction she called upon her
head, if aught but death should part
them. And It's thus every true patriot
now feels towards the Union And why
should not every American citizen, ,wheth-
'cr he be a native born or naturalized love
it? 1t has teen our bulwar6 in war, and
in peace it has made Us the reest and
most prosperous nation on the face of
God earth. 1t has been benevolent
aud Kind parent to all, and has spread the
panoply OF protection over .le lowest as
we'll as the highest citizen. II is the leg.
acy Of Washington, Jefferson, Madison,
and the other revolutionary patriots and
statesmen who have gone to their reward,
and we should cherish it as Jewel beyond
all price Let us therefore with one
heart and one soul, guard, protect and de-
tend it. With ii we are citizens OF great
and free Repub!c-wthout it we would
be outcasts upon the earth, and by-word
and reproacI to all nations, IL Is CON.
trolled at the present time, it is true, by
men who have labored diligently to create
that sectional warfare, which has de5-
troyed it. and by men who are not equal
to the task oontided to them but this is
no reason why we should abandon il. It
is treighted with all that is dear to US as
men, and as American citizens We should
prize it above all earthly good Iho
Democracy have always been true to lhe
Union, and in this trying hour, Wien the
earth literally rocks beneath our set, we
are confident they will still be found car.
rying the glorious flag of our common
country, aud keeping step to the music
of the Union. The Union as our fathers
made it, must be preserved .-Re7istet.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27
NEW SERlES-VOL. H.-NO I9.

mighty strength, and trusting in the just
ness of our cause, we appeal to Thee that
it may please Thee to set at naught the
efforts ofall our enemies and put them to
confusion and shame
o, Almighty God, we pray Thee that it
may please Thee to grant us Thy blessing
apon our arms, and give us victory over
all our enemies, wherever they may be.
Preserve our homes ard altags from
pollution and secure to Us the restoration
ot.peace and prosperity; all of which we
ask in the name Of Jesus Christ our Bles-
sed Lord and Saviour, TO whSn, with
Thee, the Father and the Holy Spirits, we
will give all the praise and glory in time
and throughout all eternity, Amen and
Amen. --
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

TOOK HIN AT HIS Word. A certain
country squire had friend TO visit him
on business, and was very much annoyed
when his wife came to ask him what he
Eanted for dinner. go away! let as
0IOne" impatiently said the squire. BUS
mess detained his friend till dinner time,
and the squire urged him to remain. To
the surprise of both, they saw nothing
but huge bowl of salad, which the good
wife began quietly to serve up. "Mydear, "
aid the squire, where are the meats ~
"You didn't order any" coolly answered
he housewife. 81 asked what you would
have. and you said, Lettuce alone! Here
It's" The friend burst into laugh and
The squire, after looking lurd for a mos
ment, Joined linn. 'Wtfe give it up
Here is the money | denied you that you
wanted for that carpet. Now let's have
peace and some dinner" The good wo'
man pocketed the money, rang the bell,
and a sumptuous repast was brought in
The squire never joked with her again
sbout dinoer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

KossUTH AND HUNGARv.-Kossuth has
published another address to the Hunga.'
lians, in which he predicts that the Ems
peror Of Austria will either voluntarily
offer compromise or be compelled to
'Oiicae in order to open the way for al
arrangement. But, he says, Hungary
annot live in peace with Austria, and
Without complete separation there is no
aiety
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

~ a. st.rh lAr
FADES ,ne o1", ,'ro Is "nJ ,wantv yasrs
f'' '"''' W.
Rouhd her vi 70 peuIo ~ pa
"I,e , aJ ,nV ,l',ts ~, fs;,ebon door
M ''0oD
.,.,,,oa, -,
soeefly 'he siIeN oia iouso s "a.
NtIHy M s","or orr;n,'s ina work Is done
M INV
Aft
Thro the "ihuU" culhe wv ''"gra"'s
Fragment songs lloii, uls'ant ie"pe's'
anu '"V 'H'''o
Apdth rich breath OF the garden
Where the olusnihg 'unie' "re 1u'"'"s
All their RED eneehs " INC SN!'
Sitting there within tho sunshine
With soft lines spon her forehead,
And the silver in her hair
Blind to sunshine-dead to fragrance
Thinking, while her heart is weeping,
Other noble-browed first Born.
How he eft her in the. Spring time,
With his clear and ringing footstep,
With his 1.-THE and supple frame.
How with tears his eyes were brimmiug
Yet she heard him whistle gaily
As he went across the rye.
M,ssrvai WHY should he be missing!
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

nA-lt is said that the average number
battles that a soldier goes through is
I'VE We know an old maid who has
Nlhs!ood fourteen engagements and has
l0SdeT enough left for as many more.
&'The Northern debts sequestered in
telersburg Virginia, are upwards OF 5000,
wv and il Richmond more than $4,000,
e4>Why do our soldiers need no bar
NHg Because they are regularly shaved
YLe government contractors. II.
3Though men boast of holding the
'sns the women tell them which way
aey must drive.
EA- Books are being collected in
Ss'on to form library for the use of
"eprisoners at Fort Warren.
AASsAs.- The recent election in this
saie has resulted in the choice ofTopeka
sAe capital.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

N.Whsn Oliver Cromwell first coined
money, an old cavalier, looking at one OF
Ae new pieces, read this inscription on
one sice, God be with u.s." and on the
Cher side, The Commonwealth OF Eng.
and, " ~ see" said he, that God and
Tie Commonwealth are all on different
siles"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

gEn- Truth itself becomes falsehood ifpre.
sented in any other than its right relations.
There is no truth but the whole truth"
BA~ Who will send us fat goJi,lar for
cur Thanksgiving dinner?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

nea.. Poetry is said to be the flower Of
literatul prose is the corn, potatoes and
meat satire IS the aqua forlis love AID
wit is the spice and pepper; love letters
are the honey and sugar letters contain.
ing remittances the apple'dumplings.
esApA cotemporary says "a female 70,
cruit was detected by trying 10 put on her
pants over her head"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27
VOL. XXXlI.-WHOLE NO 1851
stIttt noetrg,
MISSING
BY mrs. L. A, MOORE,

Not among tho suffering wounded
Not among the peaceful dead;
Not among the prisoners "MIssISG"--
That was all the message said.
Yet mis- mother reads 1t over,
Until through her painful tears
Fades the dear name she has called him
For these two and twenty years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-27

How TO PUzzLE REPUBLICAN PoLITI-
cAN.-lnquire of him monthly the prin-
cples OF his party for twelve consecutive
months and make verbatim notes of his
answers every time, TO each Of which
make him aflix his signature. At The
close of the year, confront him with the
various reports,