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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
The hcign Ot ucrrOr tH ~, JO-
hRpll---H'light Of Gov, stewart.

The rcign ortcrror inauguptodm 81.
Joseph by the Scecdcrs appears TO be still
raging with redouble fury, The Journal
Of Tuesduy says;
Npmbcrs Of (umilies have le0 tho city
from teur of yiolcUce, aud even Ex-Guv-
ernor Stewart, a man who has done more
for ST. Joscph than any twenty men in
the place, is now iughive from ST. Jo-
seph, on Vccouut of the threatened vic.
lcnce.
Mr.. John W, Bruce, Editor Of the Jour
nal Formerly member oT the Kentucky
Leg'sleWrc, and Rman loyal and true 10
tho institutions Of Missouri, has also been
tUecd 10 leave ST. Joseph, aud seek ref
.uge in Kansas tiDlho cXeltement ceases,
80 Louis Nses, %.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
Tar SrAtE 90 o. ESrcurrvH Drrr.l
CeLuhnus, Nay IS, 1851.

DEAR SIN Tho terms Of enlistment,
under the second cell Of the President
fnr yoluntcers. arc for three years, if the
war 30 long con iHuo therefore, should
peace be suoner declared, honorable dis.
charges will be given. ."
The yoldntotrs will be received BY
companies, but respect will bo paid to
rrgimental organizations, when oil the
companits Of a regiment are prcscn-
ted.
You will oblIre mo ly communicating
the sobstaLcN of the foregoing 70 the
companies at Camp Dcunison.
Very Respectfully,
tsignsdl w. DEEMson.
To Brigadior-d enersl BArEs,
Camp Drnnson.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

Onicini ENpiu Gtieu.
Volun tetrs desireus Of enllsting toS q
lcagrrtsSm than thyce nOnths, fofWhioh
ne arst call wus made, have been much
tuttied % two poihts, Vi What length
Of time they would Be bound 70 serve,
and whether nicy would 60 under their
own officers, or have the appointments
made BY the Governor The following
lfuCr, CXplaiuCd q ihCto points, Mas sent
~ GOV. DrNsf5oS 20 Gen. Bars, COM
mhndirR ~ Camp Dennson, last Sstur-
day II applies to oil the troops In the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

d.sband yesterday BY General Price. At
irst they fused, but il is believed they
will quietly disporsc and return 10 their
homts.
4 ten inch howitzer, AZ eight and
half inch mortar, 300 rounds OF catr.dres
bali, sholl and eanister were shipped
RON ho srscnal yesterday, declined 10
Cairo
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

0J-Ope OF the biggest Of the colum-
biads az Fort Monroe is bearing directly
upon the house Of cx-PreAidept Tyler.
We are afraid i may 80 oh some day,
yoRradl,
The Illinois Legislature has ordered
10000 oopiea Of Senator Dorglus' lat,
patriotic speech ia the sAlo Hepso q
lIinsis,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

! AAGAAANA@Asn NAAN -
A New Hampshire Regiment, arrived
here to-day, marched through the city
and took the cars for Washington.
/ The Western tr1in on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad Is IN. The reports ol
the distraction Of the track are ncor.
rect.
Virginia troops were distributed along
tho country roads north Of Hurper's
Ferry also on the northern approaches
to the Maryland nights. Their outpostr
and pickCts extend much further Gen.
Johnston superintendg these movements
in person. Twenty-Five additional pieces
Of cunnon had arrived from Winchester.
1000 Virginia troops arc at Grafton 1C-
0e0 at Richmond, under Lee, aud 2 900
at Ficdencksburg. Tho evening train
just in, reports Affairs at HHrper's Fer
ry unchanged. .t
MARIETTA, May &c.
We have tho following election returns
from Western Virginia: Union mai.
Berkly Co. 700, Harrison 1000, Jackson
400, Writ 300, Pleasunt 1853, Doddridge
800, Barbour $50, Taylor 200, Marion
45O, Wetzel 1000, Mason 100, Cabboll
600, Kanawhu 1900, Wayne 800, Pres
ton 500.
The office Of the Pa7kersbdrg (Vu.)
News, a secession sheet, was completely
demolished on Friday night by a crowd
Of Union men.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

f.rl F... t S4' ASVuisI may ~o'
Col. Schuttner's Regiment Of U, s.
Volunteers LEFT for Birds Point, on the
Government steamer Louisiana, at 4
o'clock this afternoon. '-.ll
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
cep. seoU's IulgImation coaecrning
the MoNenents al thn knrn., inninl.

tho MoyemenU % tho eHienitis.
ocossionsl, he Wsshingtoa cores,
PeHSgnt Of tho Pha0dclp lria prcsE,
Writeel1I 1rl.f.ti .f
Some coz ilous atOrioS gTe told of the
pasnneg.in which tho veteran q, mmun,
atF-in-ehtf rret isCa information Of the
aTcpJratic ps and FlauS Of tho soeeFiob.
ists. Ahhongh noth'rg ID made public ;
think when the snnulu tf thcHe times
Gene ~ be NEiileit, aa,Ee than one Har-
Tey DiFehEill be ieand 10 ohavn been cm.l
pl9yed en The right side, and more than
one brave American woman roady 70 saes
rihce her Ale N slers country.
Lhaye 81 much epp6dpReo in Generd
Scott bs 10 believe that he has allowed
- stfaieeeuc point 70 pass hunhotieed,
and tiIat While tho people arc len 10 uhe
dark az 20 the moEemcnt Of the cne.
miss q the ofuplU,'ho hRs regular und
SecWdf2 iniornhtion of all the muve-
neptt 81 the conspirRtoru, and faithful
mapq Of theiT cflire plan Of reiioR.---
Resting, as Nc Do, an the consciousness -
OF being secure 10 our present position,
and hpilipg the. troops that snrroupd ~
- 50 many pasrl9iie dslgrTers, kn 3 mo-
nent ee nay be called y nrua ar eiipck.
6dby an encmg Which may sbe wiihin
ruusbot IN Rrcpt ppmbcre.sri ~ I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
the QiSsOurl state 'ErOOPS Dis-
ban nSea-AInI nIAuHtliOR tor CatrO.

ST. LoVIs, May 81.
Tie State troops u Jeiiorson City,
numhcfing bout 0no, Ncrc ordered %
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

.--. CHANBERsBuRa, May 2s.
The camp opposite Williamsport was
reinforced by SEQ troops on Monday. II
is believed they contemplate fording the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
CAIRO, ILL.,, May 70.

Three thirty-two Founders and car
rioges for the threetwcnty-four Founders
arrived this evening.
We have no reliable information Of
the movements Of Gen. Pillow or the
Confederate troops.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-05

d
The correspondent of the New York
World gives the following particulars of
the fight at Vienna as furnished him by
member of one Of the suffering Ohio
companies, and his account is confirmed
by his comrades. "Our regiment went
up in two trains" said he, "and by the
time we neared Vienna (the engines fa-
cling toward Alexandria, and backing us
up) the rear train, consisting of seven
cars, was nearly empty, the men having
been detailed on guard along the track.
The upper train was formed of one pas
senger, one baggage, and four gondola
(platform) cars. was on the third car
from the foremost; the men were all hav-
ing nice time, and our officers paid no
attention to the story of man who told
us there were secession troops up the road,
just as we began to turn the curve at the
deep cut, mile this side of Vienna, I
saw some cavalry on the hill ahead and
said, Boys, now we're going to have
some funv
We knew that cavalry could do nothing
to us while We were on the cars, and were
just getting our muskets ready, when, as
we moved further around the curve, there
were at least fifteen hundred secession in-
fantry and horse drawn up right in our
front! Then, in second. they dropped
some sort Of cover; we saw three cannon
muzzles staring us face to face, and then
came volley. The first time they fired
over our heads, but in minute they let
us have again, with grape and canister,
which tore through the car was on, and
killed five of our men. The, train STOP
ped and we were off the cars at once, but
the engineer detached the locomotive and
tender, put on steam, and left us to get
out OF the scrape the best way we could.
We formed alongside of the cars and re-
treated in good order for the woods, the
men firing on their own hook. General
Schenck, Colonel McCook, and all the Of
fccrs acted splendidly. We suppose the
enemy must have thought the rear train
full Of troops, and was to cowardly to fol-
low us; if they had chased us we should
have been cut to pieces. AS it was. we
went back and got all our wounded fell
lows. Right in the midst of the fire a
woman came running down from farm
house and begged us to retreat, saying the
rebels had six to our one. We've lost ten
Of our boys by the sneaking ambassadors,
and when our reinforcements got up there
the next morning they had all run for
Fairfax. There wasn't hide nor, hair Of
them to be seem" +, .f...,.,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-05
GOOD TIMES IN NEW ORLEANS.

Fl
p A gentleman in New Orleans gives the
following charming account Of affairs in
that city. 1t is difficult to see how they
could be better:-
New ORLEANS, May l6, 1861.
I must write and tell you the flush
times we are enjoying, to cheer you up, as
| understand you are all shaking in your
boots about seeing our, King JEFF in
New York with about two million troops.
| assure you he has as many, and all we'll
armed and well drilled, probably much
better than your crack !" Seventh" In fact,
we will put our 208th City Regiment
against them. Every man Of our regiment
is over eight feet long, and built in pro-
portion; so stand from under We have
got the best and longest guns in the world,
and at present we are casting guns in
New Orleans at the rate of 100 per day
that will carry a 400-pound shot over ~
miles. Besides all these things, we are
very rich. The city is flooded with gold,
50 that it is q complete drug in the mar
ket. The banks will only take ailittle at
time, and we are obliged to use it for
manufacturing purposes, such as orna-
menting buggies. Our privateers have
brought in hundreds Of prizes our navy
is increasing 50 rapidly that we have
scarcely room for them 10 the river. Two
million bales cotton was shipped from
this port to-day, leaving nearly six mill
ions nov. on the levee. In fact, we are
just beginning to realize the milk and hon
ey effects Of secession, and think we can
say. g the Lord our shepherd u.s." q 49,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-05

ESy If those who are the enemies of
innocent amusement had the direction of
the world, they would take away the
spring and youth--the former from the
year, and the latter from human life,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-05

i The BosroN ARMY NURSES - Fresh
from the Cradle Of Liberty, they we'll
know how to minister to the Children in
Arms Vonsty Fair. eat,sy 4s -,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-05

\ ggr A lazy fellow begged aims saying
he could not find bread for his family.
|" Nor |, replied the industrious mechan-
ic, 81 am obliged to work for 1T" Isllid
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-05

G An article announcing the deceasc
of person, says, "His remains were
committed to that bourn from whence no
traveller returnes attended by hisfriends." :"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-05

l A gentleman in New Orleans gives the
following charming account Of affairs in
that city. 1t is difficult to see. how they
could be better =
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
HEAITH or AMERICAN WOMEN.
IA THE 0RAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES,

No . BcSDsT., kEy-YOHK.
Tbs Asfenberg Institution 0gsnked by act OF Iegsa
Of New York 10 i88 and s .s ae most
oopulsr srd scientific ihstituton Of the dsy.
CoHsuIArs cY THE DSlTSD sTATBs o1 AsYRlcA,
BoNBAT, September, 1860.
Tb. 70 certify that personally acquainted With "
BRtDgs NJ. n Of the City az NewYork, aud that lie ~
Learned Oud hh ysicisn of high sudrs ard further ttet
given the Gtocf.nbsyg Slau Q Hsa FOR several yesrs
10 entire ssdfsotion and confidently TteoLnm tnd
them 10 al who wish d9ctori bin, aud enjoy good hesth
L.. II HATFIELD, American Consul bombay
Many the leading public mep in e country have pete %
the highest terms ot the Gaeferberg rsiu AID ' theory
and practice Others who UuGcdueited with the meat
c'nes bot who Of tho integrity and 'h1resol ~
Resident Pby scan have permitted him 10 refer 70 them io h
truth Of what he nay Anon, ttce i1 We ha'e ooa
the OF HoRICk 0REgLFy OF Ihe Itbr1c; Ioi NJ T.
JEwgTT Of The Fose Coege foUghkeepsei ne rev
T. H. CHAPIN D. d., Of hew-lofki ProG I. PH,BOpr OF
Harvard Uniyersi.y, &c.
ore Of ne lea5irg GyaefcaGs,q M,Jiciae' "a 10
UTERINE CATHOI.CONi
t9hics certain Ioy OIL teEdie rTeg9i0rs' ts""
deSdnQsusnn Of tie uterine oygaaS, az pf d te CONSTITUTIONS"
troubles dnJiH9 hom then
Pv. = Oger bo,de r' Fox SIX DOLLARS FiyK BofTLR
Will IN SENT nv EXPRESS CHARGES PREPAID 10 Eah cE
EKPHEss LINZ FROH NRW -Y,gK -S5 ~
Address JOSHUA r. BRIDGE NJ d. hesidcnt fhy'iVth
GraefeEberg Institute, No = Bond st., Ne,s-Nors.
ConssHpre a. iddcs afflicted i-i er9ni ptsyias
Or o3rsftnfiJndi maqdo fycg tcs, md tFoe rsin9
cgys o. sousoa time Of elea cdH reefeo az
pdficafs a. ne bi5fiiute BgHdinoi
IL. FOR TRRNs, ADDRESS A. ABOVE.
ONE to THREE BONES of WINCHESTER >
" SPECIFIC Pill" VIII ro-nauenty cure sny os,e OF
Seminal Wessuos hgerer 0ggrdtaiei Sent by natl - per
box. J. WINCHESTER No 50 John-'''. Neg.l oIs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
\ PERFECT CHARM.

b. WlFdLOv7S SOOTHING SYRUP certsinly doe ssihs
hsuc iarik, soo" the little sufferers into quiet natural
rsp Gon hioh avSke iuyiyosted and refreshed for
ts diseases incident to tbe period Of teetbn.
D5sn,ry ialIhes Wind Coc, tc. kc we have never seen
its elusL
ehsys way, been, and st are opposed the practice Of
drtssu; r. knts THIS pELETERo's EF,ycrs
MiArEvSPE and from experience tive speak sdyedly
W. hass confidence Ia IT, and heartily recommend
20 an mot ku Take sdyice-use i.-and You win
,sttuby 's'f nmend it to Others a. we have to you.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
gxtnrslons.

GHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS on STATEN
~ ISLAND-FARE SIX CENTS by Staten Island Ferry
foot of whitehsilst between Battery and South Ferry
GUIDE To CAMPS.ro reach ylients OF e~-f ert Rie
B lob Youuleers Mechanics and Artisans Empire Lo1sTr
sud ates Rides ell At Camp Washington, Sct 1ss lDo %
Harris Guard Caysry at Silver Lake, ID Ifish Chiess
Comp Cargsn old usrartne Oroupd aud Cameron st In
ntry Camp NORTON leave boat at first landing o ehts
chaTso) BOATS LEAVE EVERY hour from D. a. nh =" .
y On FINE SUNDAYS EVERY HALF HOUR, tO7p.m.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Fare Six Cents -
- Boats leave every hour from to from foot
Mhtehal-s,. east side of the Battery.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
TIMELY WARNING.

asr should be prepared to act in tho capacity Of
I'D yscian to her children; sh, can 81 she viii an,
sS iof duties much better than suy she can employ
h tk a sho ongh to know that there medicine PIE
nurse and female ply csn which has stood the
~ tu years i. the most pec, thing on
~ C lre sethns it also Wind Collie Dyscntery Dr
rss nd sure 70 regulate the bowels We say to every
az not le. YOU preudccs 0, the preu6ices Of
o4e ia IN the ay Of The relief that viii be sureyes s,so
lssy sarek follow tle of Mr.. wINsLow's soorH-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
Flom TIE ladies' Visitor Of thi. City.
MOr!ERs


s, l advertisement in this number oi our paper 70
,i, s 4 "a to call your special attention. We do 80, ,pOtbe
c.ns 80 as paid for doing for the proprietor has not 80 much
m r,,ssssS to do .obut from the fact that sincerely be
lsys isE Interests and your children to know what
.ss oomu a ated We refer thirty years experience Of
feoiss ply ian the shape Of Mrs wINsLOWS so0TH-
IN9 sYRIS' Tor children teething.
Tsos ussDds Of children die yearly during the process Of
ovrrfse and hundreds Of thousads barely escape death
70 of'uernE diseased in body and enebed in mind
Ill whs results from dsorgsnization Of the system du
-ts p-oo,D ftsehins Mrs wINsLow, IL her profession
nal an Opp unty much Of this suffering aud has
prepared dcue to meet the casesimP vet effective and
spos. JUs rus
Ss knoll aots Ike magic giving almost instant relief the
ie uas -hsyius witnessed the pleasing results from
t us great number ofcase, No discovery in e3iciue
10 andrsd years viii compare with in IT. benefits
~ race opinion aud the Of female physicisn
sS.ssst, X be iiamortslizel by this medicine
10Y rEsPEcrABmITY WRITES:
syRsJ happy be able to certify to the scscy Of
NJ, wins kvs SootbnE syrup ana 10 the trath Of villa,
f~u4 accomplish Having litte boy suffering .rest
tS teetA who eond not rest and Of night by hs cries
- Il act ymi' any Of the tluy 20 DO 90, pUrchssed bot
90 Of lhe * g Syrup In order test the remedy and when
g4rl 10 BOY according to The directions M effect upon i
.tt.o {c lie went 70 sleep end ell pain and nervous
~ dsaY Ted We have sd trouble with him trce and
Lite tog viii pass through with comfort the escrucang
~ ss q hing BY the sole aid Of airs Wnslow Soothing
- ~ mother who d. the health and life Of her chill
~ sa2uls Sossess 1t. MRS, H. A ALGEB.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02

By the use Of these Pill. the periodic ,,ek, Of Ner,H' Or
k Headache may be prevented sld taken at the
ent of an stack immediate r.sfOm pain and ,esne, win be
obtained.
They seldomfs IN removing ths Kouisa and Headsae to
which females subject
They act gently upon the bOwes removing Co'thene,,
For Literary Mn Studeun Delicate Fsnales and 81 per
sons of ssdeatorv ha5 they valuable Lozage i'm
pOgins the appetite giving tone and goy to the digestive
sps and restoring the natural elasticity and the whole
system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long investigation
ard carefully experiments having been many
years. during which time they have prevented and relieved
svsst amount of pain and suffering from Hssdachs whether
originating in system orOm dortnsed state Of b.
stomach.
entirely vege,bl. in their composition and may
taken at all times viii perfect ietJ without making any change
Of diet, and ne Of any dsagresabe as rcSe Hery
10 toqdq,ia,tty them 70 children.
BLwARE OF CoUETERFEITS!
The senuu, hsv. i've dyu,urs' Of HENRY C sPALDING
on each Box.
Sold BY Druggist, ard all other Dealer, in MsdODss
boz viii DO sent By mail, prepaid receipt Of the
PRICE, Is CENTS.
All orders should ssddIessedtO
HENRY c. sPALDING
No, .a Cedar st., New.Yogs.
IT, .psle bo,u, Of ofsPALOIEG's PREPARED GLUE
win save ten times its COS, aonusly.-A,
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE:
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDIEG's PREPARED GLUE
SAVE TIE PIECES
ECoYoNDl DISPATCH!
ts-"A srrcs X TmE SAWS HrSr,".sj
very desirable have cheP anJ convenient way repair
in; Furniture, Toys, cIOekcry, &C.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
meet. all such emergencies and household can saod to b,
wiihouti hi,wsys ready, and up to the sticking point,
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
EB-A brbsh sccemP,ies each bottle. Price, q cent.
Addr."
HENRY c. sPALDISa
No 70 cedsrst, Nsu.Yort
CAUTION
As certain unphnoiled persons attempting 70 palm OF on
The unsuss Getting public imitation, Of my PREPARED GLUE,
Iyou csaion all peros to examine before purchasing sad
zee thai the fall slns
~ sPALDN9's PREPARED GLuE,.As
,.on the ou,,!I, Wapps,. ARoar"s, vrdirs roVaf-1;.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
% Get.

FURNISHED HOUSE or ROOMS to RENT
II Apply at No IL Eat l6th-sl.
VN0 LET-1he handsome HOUSE No. ltl East
Il 32d-s, between I'd ard 3dsvs Hent 300 per snnun.
Iaquire al No. ISL East 3ldst being similar House No
IA West isths A.o 10 LET, elegantly furnished ont
PARLOR foT snlA payment Inquire al No 201 Nes.
f3th at, OF LICHTES5rEIN
and GROUNDS Of tie late SNfus ToUnscnd Of PeskSNl
We.chessr County beautifully situated commanding an unu.
teuped view Of the Bay and Highland mountain soeney This
Dwelling new, and hsi elf nlodsn improvements VIII be
ie, furnished or unfuust1d Apply 70 THOMAS NELSON,
e.q, No ~ WpL,i. n. " OF E0OWEh a. COFFIN, PesSe
al
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
Boots, Shoes, &s.

At s3-DOUBLE-SOLE SHOES. Aso; p
"A A 20 Quilted CONGRESS CATERS, nss ''
loNEss, Nst. u sta u Ast3t
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
@roreriss ana l)ropisions.

npIcFs of FLOITR.--Good extra family f.SI, .S..
70 - & d,nbl. -xt. 10 from white "a
- :, neiyered fres in New YoTk, Brooklyn, ~ 80 Fry
burth W. b. GILLETTE, No 21A front ~, n5
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
Real Gstate for Sale.
Goase furnishing GOODS

A NOTORIOUS FACT. .-REFRlGERAIORS
N at les, than wholesale prices sILNER-PLATED ARh
TABLE CUTLERY, COOKING UTENSILS, &c, &c, aE is's
prices than any other house IN thr trsde
4. D. BASsFORD Cooper Institute
NOR REFRIGERAT0RS, Water-C Coolers, Cut
ery Mo,quito B.rs Tea Trays. Psrsmbuaors, BaAset'
Wooden Ware &C., 20 20 DELhARs No 100 Brosdwsy
VNHE NEW GOTHIC FURNACE-For warm
Il ing churches. houses kc. BARTLETT LESLEY, Asa-
ufaotirers, No. 426 Broadway. send for circular
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
{" TJ'HNv 90 1rnGC TO raE sPo4''

INSTANT RELIEF sfoP ~
Pvarea yoJe BaEATa
srsEuaraEN YOUR VolCH
aPALDINGS
THROAT CORRECTIONS
GOOD FOR CLEEGYaEN.
GOOD FOR LFCrUREas
600? FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
coon FOR SINGERS
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
SPALDJN0S THROAT CONNECTIONS
CHILDREN CRY FOR
SPALDNG's THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve Cough in,isG:y
They clear the Tnost
They give strength aud To'ums to tbs sSic,
They impaIt delicious sron, to the b'e';',
They are delightful to the ,ts.
They are made Of simple herb. and cannot harm on,
Iedvise every one who hs Cough su'sy Voice or Bad
Breath or sny difficulty Of the Throat, to cot package Of ny
Thrort CONNECTIONS, they will relieve you in,sny and you
viii agree with that they 90 hight to the spot You will
fn6 them very useful snd pleasant while travelling or attending
Iyou try one package an safe ssyn. that you will ever
,f.rrsrd consider them Indispensable You vii snd then
the Druggists and De,lers IN Medicine.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Nv signature is on each package, Al others couac,et.
Apsoksge will be ,en by mat Prepaid receipt Of Thirty
cents
Address
HENRY &. SpAf,DINCt
TO a. Ced,rst KswYoL
CEPfiALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURBsEERyoUs HEADACHE
CEPHAIJC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE
BY the use Of these Pills the periodic stack, Of Nrr,Hi o,
SID .adace may be prevented sad taken al the commence.
ment of stack immediate r.strom pain and sickness win be
obtained
They sedomfs IN removing the Nausea and Hadsae
v Lich females SO subject
They act gently upon the bowels. removing CoHaene"
For Literary Men Sden,' Delicate Fsnalc' and 81 per
sons of ,.deatory ho5 they valuable LozaGe i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02

gnIs Is hHE SEASON or THE YEAR when children
yeehng most certain to be afflicted with dysentery and
bhsthsa III W NSLoW'S SOOTHING SYRUPi never.
PsSbs iem for those diseases and win give immediate relief
5oa al p aud distress Incident the process tsehing
Ev,iy ulo,t should provide II for her children.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02

SUPREME COURT, City and County Sd 81 ngn1 rt,v
= Yori-JANE KNOWLES Plainsf asnnst snsr Ssmasd os
G. JOHNSON Defendant f,.Iendsnt ~ WILLIAM c.
aNs5N oa so: hereby a. and s y Ss os
tie complaint IA this Of YORK. 81 tho City ian
tne S9sk o @ S ~ oe cop % snwer 70 the 'sd %
~ sAa cy su1 ~ A. oice, No SSs btoODi. ' Ny
Psnt on thS yssty days after tho seTkce oi te
o. yoa s.asys day q .ach 'eyss & @ he
a 20 sns"e, tH scdon win take Judgment against yo ~
psnsd bgss ~ espd dollars wit Interest on 40 40 " Jsss
rso on seven haaded aud hty doner. h0 n.s
~. snu :, January 1861. bssae tho costs q nis
Aag''" i''i Luther B. PERT, Pls.Sdfs Aao.n'E
,J,. .,.,., ,-,s aid Ia ths Oass ofls'
, % TX cy and County NexYork IN BE sIs ~ a
NJ on The 18th dsy Of August, 1861, 81 the Shy n
sY.-psfes august :" q. PERT, Pl.ints's Attorney 2.
,o,e, Ne 39s Bro0meSt, ~ y. = -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02
gopartnsrsbip Notites.

DIsSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.-lhe
~ COpsrtnsE. heretofore e1i'ng under the hrn sas
soIveJ by olntual consent JOS RECKENDORFER
Eew.York Aug 80 1881. HERMAN HAINEMANN.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-02

LIMITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU,
No 262 Broadway Wsren-st. Passport.isued tIouk
j. h. MONIES Adopted citizens must prodsce ceriihc.ies
NvOUNG MEN suffering from that disease which
induce, s others aud al tie strength and gor Of
.,hood can learn OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENT which
viii arrest III the only thing in the world that win
~, Sou Drug. will only make Apply at or sd-
AZ. by mall THE PARIS SURGICAL AGENCY, No. ~
NeV.iOIk.