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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-16
NEW
FALL AND WINTER G0ODJ,


AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
E AGAIN announce to my customers and the public
generally, through the medium Of an advertisement,
that have purchased stock Of Seasonabe Goods at
an advanced period Of the season. upon the most favor
able terms, and do not expect 10 ask but q very small
per eenage New York for them thus adapting
the prices 10 the dull times This system in connection
with The favorable terms upon which | purchased my
goods owing the lateness o. the season. will enable
10 10 my customers al least twenty five per cent
In Short will state thai do not expect TO make mo.
ney this season. but have bought goods adapted The
wants o. the public, and 10 keepmy trade active BY SELF
ing goods cheap.
The following named articles are at very reduced
prices, aud will defy competition, viz: Black Cloth
Cloaks. from SC 70 $40, actually worth half as much
mofe Squaie-eut aud Long Shawls, fom s2.5O 10 81;
Dress Goods, from sc. 10 the finest quality in the
ket; Mems superior long Shaws; Flannels Sattinetis
cassimeies. Cloths Ready Made Cloihing Ladies' and
Gents Shoes Of ai grades kerseys Linseys, and Ne
gro shoes, Blankets, &c. a.; Sole Leather Of choice
quality, at low rates. In the Milinary line can offer
great Inducements 10 all who would like 10 wear eau-
tful Black Cut Velvet Bonnet. at little over half
price, Having purchased these goods greatly reduced
rates, why has looked for Bonnet in my store
hiss gone away disappointed. have also endless
riely u Head Dresses In Black and Fancy silks, I
expect meet the Of any and every one who may
ter especially purchased large 10, al auction pri.
70 run OF very cheap These silks are Of The very
hest quality, and viii he offered Il The price Of inferior
qualities. And last. bot not least. eal offer the most
approved bcllshaPed Hoop skirts Of The empress .
style. an entire new design, made Of the beet watch.
steel springs.
A. the SEASON for parties and weddings Is approach.
ing. Mrs OWEN would remind the lsdies that she il
well prepared % supply their wants N every article In
iha line. and all orders 70 make up such ARTICLES will
be promptly executed. IN addition 10 her facilities ia
the fancy lne she would slso state that she has ihe
assistance Of thshionsbe Young lady from Petersburg
who v make up dresses IN the mos, approved sty y,
o. eni and n Bodies for these who bus Dress Goeds;
also Closks cut o. made. III word he stiers herself
that she prepared 10 supply al the wants of ladies'
both a. 10 the maternal and making up Of I'll garments
thus making our esiabhshmeni Of more than ordinary
convenience Cor lades call q leaa. u respectfully
collected when you 10 Hiilsbofough looking Tor
desirable articles.
~ store east Of The coun House, formerly Oecu.
pied hy NJ. p. u. Rullin.
Respectfully. II. l.. OWEN.
November O. 6T-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-16
From the Cinc;onatus.
TocK-GRowING AT THE SOUTH.


STOCK GROWING AT THE SOUTH.
The importance Of devoting more attention
than has hitherto been given to this branch
Of husbaDdry in all the Southern states, is
daily becoming more and more apparent.
Intelligent agriculturists at the South are
fully alive to the imperative necessity ol pro-
viding in some way for the renovation Of
soils naturally fertile, but exhausted by long
continued cropping with cotton. or a long
succession Of any kind Of crop. The culture
Of grass and the raising of stock is natures
method ofrenovating tile fields impoverished
by long tlllage. and this mode of treatment
will be found for the most part efficient and
economical. True, guano aud artificial fer
tilzers may be resorted to, but will they
thoroughly renoyate the soill We think it
will hardly be claimed that more can be done
with the aid Of these fertilizers than TO main
tain fruitful soil in its present condition.
Other means must be resorted to, in order to
restore to worn-out lands their lost fertility.
The improvement Of these by growing stock
upon them, instead Of being an item Of ex-
pense, might, in most cases, with proper
management, be made a source Of profit. 1t
Is quite common mistake to suppose that
grasses will not flourish upon good cotton
land. True, the cloyer and herdegrass nt the
Northern and Middle states will not flourish
in climate suited to the growth Of cotton,
but there are other grasses, such as the Ken
lucky blue grass. that will grow on good soil,
and will flourish on such as are rich in lime |;
Colonel Saniord's Wild oat grass, &c, which
will furnish excellent and abundant pasturage
upon great portion OF the exhausted cotton
lands. That sheep. cattle, horses, and mules,
can be proftabIy raised at the South, has
been abundantly shown by a vast number Of
successful experiments, and it IS by many
clsimed that wool can be grown more prof
tably here than in any other section OF the
country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-16

0ltentimcs II is not until We M longer
have the means Of serving our friends, thar
We can know who they are.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-16

IN CASKS of LINE fot sale low for Cash. AlsO
oU COFFEE. siusu's SUGAR, and many other
.sssonablc articles.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-16
GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS.
WIN. B. MOREHOUSE & CO.,


Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Brandies, Wines, Gins, and Segars,
beg leave TO call the attention Of the citizens Of the
United States TO their Pure Wines and Liquors, put up
under their own supervision. for Family and Medicinal
USE in cases assorted to snit customers. Clubs, Mill.
tary and other public bodies, who require TO purchase
IN large or small quantities, in casks in bottles will
be literally dealt with. Price list sent on application
OLD M0REH0USE BlTTERS.
Recommended by the first Physicians as the best re-
medy known for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and I'll Ner-
vous Diseases. As beverage, II is pure wholesome,
and delicious TO the taste. Sold by all Druggists.
WM. b. MOREHoUsE d Co, Prop'rs,
3 & 5 Exchange Place,
Jcysey City, N. ].
Ps.-The subscribers wish TO engage few active
men, Local and Travelling Agents ioi their house, to
whom liberal Inducements will be offered For parli-
culars, address as above.
November 9. 67-3m
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-14
Baltimore 1DeC6er.
@oItimore, ben IA. Oesember 1861,
@amae maiden Gilt niAt!
2ei6t BET einanSer rpDbneu bic 8eeonten,
TnM e,t1 i'm Mnnrne Inken iib bic GAMen.

-+ SeG eng tt 5ouNS FpBeN Ivy VIC S"Ny"'
gnolih 1T Der lan0ertpartete Datlpfer an9e
tpmmen, Der uu8 gtadridten ltber BEN Gtn0rrr
brtnat, tpel6en bic 9tel6ePrpHene 9efan9annab
me Der 9tebe1en.G mtNdre aaf Spbn 8na &C.
maGt Fat. q e-
Der ate &erl Sat l6 6et0p8 9earoert unb If
pHt5enD I6er Bic Ieg, GnteGrung Der trttttINer
8ladqe. gr fpriGt BON 0Slterre6t6bru6 ttnt
brp6t nit I6redlt4er ger9eltung, n6er CT be4l
iAlimmer ais CT beiBt. SIS 9ebt ibm mic BEN
altet @plG Der gum GGdfgr fam tnp f!&' fin
Elm aemtTe8 Qeaui9alert an S6nafet, tpelGe e'
gu I6ipa6 mar ST. raltsn, gum Sitter Der 9esrbt
aubpt. Der S6Gfer puBte redt gut, eaBe i'm
fetnen 9Gaeen ntebr tbtn fpnnte uto fAtdte i'm
fort. SUbn guu mGfte germ uAiere Tarttltet.
an6ele9entetten cpntrpQtreu unb dreert ld furht,
BAR, paB mir letne bGterIi1e 6trIerge Derihtnd-
ben; or bro6t nit Gtrafen, wel6e CT ui9t II
&ntpenourg brtuget farm, feline 3GBne tint
itttnpf g~eipproen unp 70 n6gst mir i'm AUDI nil
peRt alien W9rte g8onBe maiden gilt ni6t !"
abnetGert.
Sc mtrp trps aler 9roBen Wprte ~ tetttn1
Rriege fpmmerl, eben ipetl, ME mir tets be9oup,
tet 9aben, Gn9lanD 8an3 ouber Stanpe III, benz
lel6en nrf3une6rnen. Die Oun9er8npt9 III Sr>
lamb, Die perrettete 0pltttf uno Der 2lte tn Ya=
rt5 (tno 3 6aftoreu, netHe Die RarnpfIu1t Gngs
lambs mebr ala aafpts9en unb Da8 0rGb9en BON
QOut6' Gttan3angele9enbetten meIAe6 ptr 9eute
per6feutlt6sit, m5fte audi nt6t iebr eestanet
ietn, tn auf tpeitere toitlPieli8e 8erptflun9en
be9terig gu ttad3et.
Die ~Gsrlammlun8 III 2iosyPeO!, beren 8e-
idIafe 0sfern spm Gelegrapben bert6tet nurpen,
mar ieDr naturliA uber fe miro ntGtb hstfen,
pa bic 9te8terung ldpn RON oprn beretn OurA bic
Sronanpalte lire Nbnei9uns 9e9en einen Rrieg
nit QIuiertfa fttup9egeben fat, tnpem lte pas Ser
fabren GoPt, gBilte6' oG6 nit Den @eIesen Des
85tferrent8 i6eretnftmmenO parItelIen ldBt,
Gietro iagt, ct t6nae nicbt 9%e9retfen, pte Elm
Qu9ur (Q8a9rin9er aus Pen @tr9eipetpen Der
16iere) Dem anpern begs8nen f8rle, p9ne i9nt
ms @eit4t 5u laden. g8ir miiien paiel6e BON
ben 9elebrtsn 0eriiden 1agen, melGs England
feline &rpuanpalte nerrt uno Die nit au6geseiG<
meter @epanptbeit ben OUni6en Der perant-
mprtlt9en Miniitsr bo8 ebrpirpi9e Sieeel Der
2~eeittmttat aufDridsn. Sang abgeleben BON Dem
8eGi6tppen jener Gra9e la9t Der 9eIeGrtt gBie
ber4au, Dap mir nit England III Grtepen tletben
perDen ; Nlalpn unD Sltpeu merDen Die gaitlt-
Geu J1dume pe6 SORT Warr,n fire. erlte nt9t
D~erloIsn unb Capt. gBilfes behalf Yiedt,
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q nrerteantf1e gfatbrtcbten.

QBettere8 Iber teGpngreBpere
D0nDlungen Spm IL. Oe3em6er.-
@illpn bra1te etne 9lelpIutiUn Elm, ppour6 Der
0euerat~S nipeftUr, 0enerals2 uartiermet}er unp
Geueral : SerFfle9ung6 @pulmildr, ansepielen
nerper, Dem Senote on5u5etsen, wel9e Qrtttel
BON Wtarfetenoern an TreiwtQi9e ~pertauft wer.
pert pltrfen, unp pom pelGen fe s~lauben, paB le
3ur Ntrtl0mfeit Der 6reimtQigen am bienltGlfeu
imeiet. &r fa8te 9tu3u, man mtne MabregeIn
e%r8retfen, nm 8l %cerbilten, DAP pte tebt i'm 6elbe
lteDenpen 6rciwl0t9en pempralifrt na4 6aule
fpitmel, 2a5 9egenWGrtige MarfepenterIpitem
Itt cine QueIe Der Generalization uup per De-
GRADUATION Ger 6reiptai0en. Die 3euantl1e Der
Aer3te ltllnuten oarin I6eretn, baB e6 Die Sc
Iuno0fit Der 2eltte untersrabe. Die SanttdtS~
.Gpmmtliton BABE itA ba9e0en a~us9slprp1en,
Sa 81 Jte9tmenteru perpen Sptritupl len nit
@rlaubnIB Der Gte9ierung D~erfauft, in 1877 9e~
debe Die6 nit pper pine ptele grlaubnig, unp
nur In % leien Sptrttuplen eau3 ausqelhlplen.
Dabei perpen Die Qelte TIRES bart perptenten
2pbne6 beraubt, pelder ibren 6amilten gu 6aule
81 @ute fpntnen lelte.
Die gBilfpn'ihe Mptipn purbe areeupmmeu.
Sppte rtef Die 9teIpluttpn In 8etref Der NuS<
ltVPu"J WY SEAHtptp SVQhlpN Don WClNpUFt
auf nno lieB etnen Nus3R9 aus elmer leSeIiUnt=
ltii@en 9tepe ~Oerlelen, tpelGe SUbniOn in MilIourt
sebalten Gatte.
Sanl5bur9 beaHtra9te Die Ne~I olutipm benz
Saltt5=e cnttte 81 tbertreilen. Nneenpmmem.
Die @rtme8'iHe 8ta iber Gr9Sbuna Der
@trfiamfeit Der 6lOtte tpnrpe aufsenOmmen.
Grimes befirwUrtete, pab Sffstere mad 40
idbri9er Oienlf3eit pe'lipntrt tperpen loaen; baB
Die 8sfeDls9aber bon Gel9papern ben Stang
BON Gla89enCff3ieren boben lOaen (btsber nurDe
t0nea pielfr Ittel in Der gleeeI nur aus Gpur-
toilfe 9ege6ea unb es CAB nur peniSe wtrtlt9e
5las8enpfF8tere), Dap 200 gbrenmeputQeu sc,
i6la9en perpen iplIen, Tim unterpfFsteren unb
Seeleutfn, welGe liA aus5et9nen, perlteben 3u
perpem bte Bin trtft ferner @rrfasun8en in
8etref Der 9iaSY garbs.
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8ittere g8alrAetfen.

Die q. 9. @ortb, pas gtesterung5urgan in
gfep,gorf, ipriAt l6 fOI9euosrmnBen iber bic
Sttmnun8 I'M SIben urlp gloroen aus. Sb.
pObl mir in oteler 8esiebung nid6t febr nit Der
ugDQrlp" fpmpot9tlirettj 70 ino bod pieIe 8emer-
tun9en 3t trefsnp, ols bag MIR le unlern QeIsrn
generalization molten.
Get6f 6etn Observation-Disclosures 8epba1ter m1ts
bic 0er19iepenbeit In Der @timmuna Ses
Saabeu8 unb Nor0enS mabrenb beS 8esenpGrti.
gen Samples nufgefaltn letn. Sci benz Saben
fnbet man cine ~intenlipe 8ttterfett, @eba1t9tdt
uno gps6eit, Die man tetnt giorpen 1er9ebli6
iuGt. Ote 80tldaft bes Self. Davis 1T pol
b6miiAen @rimmes, in Der 2incpln's tnbet Gd
paScn fetue Spur. Die lIpliGen 3eituneen
ftrpben BON ben beaboftefen G6tmpfwUrteu, ben
9ifti9ltet S6ntabunsen 9s3en uniere Staatsz
manner, 5eerfabrer, Solpaten unb bon BEN p5s
belbaftefen @eritt9tmpfuu8sn aler 8epD6uer
bes Jiprpen6. Die nSrblid1en 3ettuneen baqe.
gen, tpenn fe aud Die giebeQiun lelblt perDam<
men, entbalten f9 ater @6mG9unsen Der Ger,
iGnliGfetten Der fftnbliHen 8abrer, oDer Der Siatbs
LANDER ats folder. 500 INNER fe idelten unD
taesIn, ba rtGten fe f9 9egetC ben gfrrat9
unp bebanpeln Die GerrGtber 9ItmPftH
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N@tm f3te6ter Generat 1T beiier pte
5fpet 1Hte."

Dieter famole Nu8ipruG, nit mel6em Sll
Qbe in leiner 3arten urp getltreid]en Wanier Den
ietiqen 0enernti0imu8 Der Ser. ct. Nrmee il
ieiner 8ptl6aft 3u ldntetGeln flGte, ltammt TT
lprindlth son NapUlepn /. ODER Stelnebr tpr
Geaeral 8pnaparte Ser. @adbem lebterer pGb.
reno Ietnes frltn italteniide TelO3u98 BIZ
SAladt bet QpDt geiAlagert BATE, lAifte bas
fran36Flhe Direftorium ben General GeItr1lern
ua0 Stalten, Dantit Ct oa5 COMMANDO User
etuen She'll Der bprtigen Nrutee lteruebme UNI
eeeen Npm Sprritds, pdbrenb 8onaparte Die Std
I6erIdretteu fplte. Sptalp Sen. 0enapartt
BON Der GiufuBrung btsles DpppeI @pmmanpo'a
t1tte, b~erlan9te er BON Direttptiunt feline Gnt-
laiune er lagte in benz betrefenpen 8riefe
rReaernann tpuroe Die 4r1nee 70 gut tD~mntanot-
rem als iA; ater ba5 @prnntanDp 5lrtIden un1
8eibeu tbetlert, beiBt GILES pereerbtn. SD nil
ni@t nit etuent @enerat bieaen, Der lhd ffitr ben
erften General Gurppa'S 6dlt, un0 e5 1T be6fr,
man BAT Ell ne n IGleGten General, ais 3tpei
quite" 2tuf bteien 8rtef bin Iieb pas Direttos
rum benz @slt. 8panparte burd8 @nrnOt IGret-
ZEN, bag es i'm Gertrauen auf fein Genie unp
fetneu republjfaniI6sn &iFer beldtpfen babe,
ibm pa8 @pmmanoo it6er bte gan)e Nrmee ;u
lnien.
Dun lts6t IS frstItH isf, Dab Stctt, nit sem
f9 @lcGleIan cine 3eit lang tn's Commando
tBeiltr, an O%trlelben SaGfatu19abung lit, pie
&eQermenn unb fi6 fir Den ertsn General 2tme,
rifa'8 btelt. @aA foante ita Der 5ele son 9ppt,
pbne ietnem 9tuEm ST. noGe sit trettn, einen
pidIeaten General" uettren, Bon elmer 5~tpeiten
Berlpn bate 81 fA aber Utne 3tpeifel btele 8e-
3etGnun8 bSdlt@ oerbetsn, unp mGre tteIe Ser,
ion Elm Mttglisb pes OtreftOriums qeweIen.
Ua8 muB paber ert NlcGleQan, Der I6 bis lest
nuf fetnen Sie9 Bel 2Obi berufen fam, BEL Der
SHmeidelei OID N6e'S empfunpen babtn 2
(SQ. Stss.)
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Warfcn 8rOmnIpm,

Der mad DepelGen in lablt6en 8lattera an Der
Sptbe BON 5000 untpn6marnern 81 tsGennsNee's
ltebt anb t1r3lt4 einen entldetpensen Sieg it6er
Die @ebeQsn errup9e,, fat unter benz %. .. 80,
i'm MfeHtP9iS NSelaa6e cine @rflGrung ~ertaleu,
Dap er bret 0U6en 3uppr aus 6nprSiQe nbgee
retit iet, am @ebibren, bic ibm fir 2lnsei9en
geIAnlpet wnrbe.t, etn3utrei6en, boB er mit benz
@bbretnen per Gileubabnbritfelt niAt5 gu i9qf=
fen babe unp pteIen Gift bGAti1 miBbiQi9a, peB
er giner pom ben Is BIG 90 MGnncrt gewe1en,
Die fi9 in einer 3ulArift an Sen, 3outeofer per-
pFt6tet batten, elmer giebe0ipn pppsniren m1p su
Grteeem unO llnterpirf9teit BON @eitet Der
untpnSn,dnner 81 -9ennefee's ratbsn 81 mil
len nnS pab er isin Bprt Setreutt6 9etaltsn
babe.
gla6 eteler @rtldruns tanm er es faslid nidt
eetpelen letn, Der ben semepeten Sieg in 8 l.
Ssnnelee errunsen Bat. Q. ~
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CSHrreipOnsea3 ber a8eitfi@sn Pot".1
Gtni9e 3iffern.
9pnbUn, Is. Soy.

SEPT 100 bic 6inon3tri1e beg nupuGeurtldeu
S9tptnoslret9s anse6rpden tn, mag eS fir ben
eeier BON Snterefe iein, iein 0epGGtnis apteber
pnr9 etntse fpittipe 9ablen auf3ufrtf6en. gBir
9sben baber na6fe9enO Elm paar pitante Data :
Der nrteber peS StaatStretG8, ber am 2.
DECEMBER In bic 8auf pom 8rantrei& etubra6
nn0 bort %, 100000 Granten lfabl, uu1b bic @pl-
oattSta 31 belteGen, oOtirte lt6 ipGter. 1,ad 9e=
tlllt9sher NSteperberlfellun8 beg Gatlerret68, cine
StstltIte fat ersintal 70 9tVB als bte gpu Qomt6
Ybtltpp 9etpeier mar. Der SnlitSnUI Bate 70
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-01
OomnIlment to FIoyd.

Floyd is one Of The most infamous and
unmitig0ted villains lliye. His accom-
plicO, Russell, may not lie much better
but Floyd's is the contriVing head, aud
the original criminal intent. Fort Smell
ling, Wilett.s Point, ami the Utah con-
tracts have caused his reputation 10 reek
with the odor Of eoTu Ption before this
crowning infamy came 70 light. That
Bailey's theft was conceived by Floyd,
planned by Floyd, and executed for
Floyd's advantage, there can be no man
ncr Of doubt.--R. " World.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-01
ShaWhRn House
SHAVING s ALOON.

HavinF purehated the intsrest and fxtures In the
shaWhan ilause BARBER shop, formerly beng 20 A.
Miles, the undertsaed take this methoa 81 tal9'ml9s
~ nnbie that he are ready at al times at the old
tsaa sas deer north Of The shawhan houaei % give
uitomai gssd shave, trim haircut, ,and alnxptiani
soy4 THOMAS LYONS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-01
w. B. Park, M. I'd.
COLLECTION AND LAND AGENCY
McAIister, a COwIes.

Dealers in Stoves, and Manufac-
tursrt ofTiu, Copper and sheet Iron Ware. Loomi'
New Dlook one door seuth fNnylors hardware store.
Timn, Apdl6, ts5a--N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-01
Tfmn s. Ft. Wayne Rail
Road.

omss sf,hs TanS o. W R.R.co-l
Bscemher, ie5s. Z
TUE sAee ofthis eomsauyi' permanently located
l. fiH. nnathe various rooms oocupird' are ln ihe
- a 80. IN r.ronbi, Black corner of Nain aud feffy
.,.sst - 80 " u.s. RuMFiELb, see'y.
deAf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-01
81. s. hihimgcr.
M. VVln. vi. Kaull.


Will promptly attend to all calls,
aithsrin Thin or country, ia mnsterins 10 the AZ
hiated Particular attention paid to fepale di'easss.
shswer and rlusro baths connected with the oiies,
msdiealej when tesmgd necessary by htmtelt. once
west sfths Wsosea ptidse, - Ward, Tim, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-01
why Talk OF Amending tho
Constitution NOWi

Amendments to the Constitution OF the
United States have TO bo adopted by
three-fourths Of the States. lfnine states
refuse to give their consent, an amend
ment proposed is defeated. There are
seven States, il we may count Texas call
ing themselves out Of the Uninn, There
fore any amendment that would DO de-
fostod by two Northern States could not
get the endorsement of three-fourths Of
the States. and would be defeated. Ger
toinly more than two Northern States
would vote against the Crttenden or any
other amendment- Gin. Com.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-01
STATE OF THE UNION
Speech of Hon. John Carey
OF ONO,
In TIM HousE Or RErnssrNrArrvrs,
February 9Th, 1861.

The Ilousc having under confederation
the report of thesolce, COMMITTEES orthir-
ty-thrpc-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-01

Tho New York Ooofssr sad EaiTosr
thus tcrssly disposes Of tie deceptive
scheme 20 mheh talked of j. wsshiny-
ton ffft r ariaaHl "a sres
Tia 0riiisndsa AReNdsahf ID sdbs
stantially. the propositiou wIioh eho
Douglas Democracy recessed At Charles
ton and Baltinore. They preferred the
disruption aud defcut Of fheir party rath-
Or than yield q 4 minority IA tha pom-
oeratie National Convention, ana accent
a demand not Justified b principle. ana
degrading ih lie nni0re
Tho question now snbnittod l0allpd.-
rots n, shall the result ofnn oloctioa ~
oycrlhfovn hy violence or threois of ~
.oiepeei if We yield now how econ
al e be.callod upon ~ yi5li eniA.
pft saIhu yielding -Aeoprea laps 8
O''' .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-01
william Gallup,

Clock and Watch Maker -All
kinda Of watches kept constantly on hand.
Store ia Commsrcial Row.
TiHa Sent. 18th, lsst-iY
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-01
I'M. VVRgmer,

Merchant Tailor.-And dealer
RssaI Made Clothing, Clelh', caHimsrs'' vest
t,or. on Main Street, opposite the ssusea c0un'y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-01
George M. AEeming,

Civil Engineer and County Sur
ssssr. Ohus IA shsEhan's Block, sysr.hs a.nk oi
Timu. 'tnilt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-13

Of onrcon MSnhe1N, OF RoxDury mas discovered ~, -
kind Of hamor fo re- weeds remedy that cures every
ave dwo bottles warranted to cure
ON tb 20 three bottles will the worst khd or
Two or three bottles will cleov the s,,s,or,
be are warranted to tAe worst canfern
Kind W Ye bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst
the ewes '''i'S are warranted to cure all humOrS
and So GSIss are waae running of the cars
running ulcers 1es are warranted to corrupt and
Tne o bottle viii cure sealy eruptions of tire skin
kind Of rnpvor are warranted to the worst
desperate case of rheumatism ~ cure lhe mos
Three or four bottles arc wa ,-,,,.-i e., -,
70 eight bottles will cure the worst
case Of Dyspepsia know from the ge inc worst
One to two ai IesGa ny canker in the stomach
0e 70 Iw9 bottles are to regulate cnIs
One to two bottles will regulate all deraneemept ort,o
Four toslx bottles have cured the worst case, ofar
One 70 three bottles have cured the worsease 90
ercel is always experienced. What perey ~
tci IN snch an excruciating disease ' ~ betFe
since It's rst discovery have from time to time add
inc Father Of MEDICINE, 1t herb of JupteS
ltopeneth distractions of the liver gall and s.leep,
1t an especial friend to the liver worth ali other Lerbs
when too cold. '' "''" ipnhg II
"ltcreateth an appetite cureth all gone nna i,tir
stitches in the side fi"
"ltexpells all raw. viscious and Shiny humors out of
ne Oody II ceanseth all inward ulcers and cOngealed
blo0GfrOm the kidneys e9SN
BY opening distractions of the spleen, it purgeth all
purnt choler ana melancholy yapors which rseth to the
heaa and BRAIN causing distressing headache fearful fore
swoonine. '' ''s "'"
The herb boiledn wine is particularly good to revive
the dropping spirit of the aged whoever has ppcr
ing sickness after fever nothing him heath
so quick as drinking the juice this herb
"The seeds boiled in water cureth the most Offensive
breath and drank at bedtime prevents what is common
lycaed nightmare, and all melancholy dreams disease
bilious people are liable to- -
The Father of Medicine of another herb in this
composition that nj is an herb OF the sun and in the
sign Leo. "
The sun the of all life and ruleth the hearts
and this herb is the best cordial the
OF the heart Of any that grows il coorteth the heart
eaTeth all Palpitation thereof taketh away trembling
tanng ana smothering of it; yetit taken care
fully or severe gripping viii ensue which must be cor
reGted with fennel seed or ginger.
No change of diet the best vou can
get, and enough of it,
Bystricty following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle and by udicous application Of the
Sat RheH2a Ointment Scr0ttid 0afaeRf and IealiD1
Ointment. every ulcer and whatever kind or ma
ture except cancer that has taken are perfectly
and permanently cured
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, II Warren
street. HoxhlrY. Mass Price 81 diff f2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-13

schooners hard left Baltimore with powder on
board One of the suspected schooners was
brought to while near the fort, while the other
went down the bay before the information
reached the fort Immediately steam tug
was hired, and detachment of six men, under
Lieut.. McCatitrty, was dispatched down the
bay in pursuit OF the schooner The schooner
was soon discovered, and the examination
proved that there was some powder on board
The other schooner was kept over nightat the
wharf of the fort, and the next day dismissed,
as nothing suspicious was found on board of
her We are all well, and consequently anx-
ious to see more than the gloomy walls of Fort
Mcllenry, and the cockwork service we have
10 perform here. h. w.