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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-04
RoBBlNa TIE DEAD.

correspondent Of the Detroit Tribune, writ
ing from Salt Lake City, Utah. says grave
digger named ClaWson has lately been detected
in robbing bodies Of their grave clothes. The
wretch confessed that he had followed that prac.
tice nine years. The letter says
The clothes which he stripped from the dead
during the last three years is spread out In
the main hall of the Court Honse, where hun
dreds Of persons hre now througing, seeking for
articles OF grave dresses riaed from the bodies Of
friends, fathers, mothers, wives, husbands and
children more heari-rending spectacle can
hardly be imagined. Hundreds Of shrouds,
winding sheets, for the old and young, male and
female, some whole and some torn, in removing
them from stiffened corpses. were sirewn about
the room. Now and then a deep sigh, an
audible sob, or a violent scream Of anguish, in
dcated that some article Of grave apparel had
been recognized. Twas q sad, sad scene, from
which We were glad to turn away The whole
people are moved; heavy gloom ike dark
pall hangs over the city sorrow has entered
anew into nearly every household. The cemetery
ia being visited by crowds, although the weather
il cold aud stormy. The rich man in his oarri-
age, the poor man on foot, the young widow, tb
staid matron, the old and in6rm, all who hf
lost friends by death, seem to have an a.
desire to visit the graves that have been
lessly desee-atsd. ''
soN,
setsisssa
or sale by
"a Market
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-04
Nomrmal ann ss,sateam1am

HOw 20 Help the unson cause.
ny THs man W foWeR HAtt,
What breast, in,hued with noble fire,
And glad our victories 10 gfect.
Does not moat trrvently desire
10 see the glorions work complete
But it will cost some labor yet
Rebellion sllegi0ns to subdne,
And where their ensign nov is set,
To plaut the proud "Rsd, White aud Blue p"
We've fire enough to prompt great deeds,
Aud men of martial mould enough
And sure onr country, in her needs,
Shall have of CASH qaGainm snF
And while SsceHsion's tattered Hook
Beneath the wars expenses reel,
Our load, like that which moves cloch.
Shall mid the work AMI turn the wheel.
Yes, we, who pour from many hearts
Tho lands best blood IN Freedoms clnac,
win study economic arta.
And save our gold to aid the lava
Nor will we ape the shabby crew
Who at King JeAy's fJotslo0l crawl;
But be genteel and saving too,
by huying clothes at Tower Hall.
No effort on our part shall be wanting to fac-
late such n laudahle purpose. We are closing
out the balance OF Winter Stock at grsqdy redt.
ced prices preparatory to opening Spring Stock,
which will he unsurpassed Ia Philadelphia.
Tower HALL 5lS Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-04
SKIN DISEASES.

Erysipelas Ringworm, Measles, Small Pox scarlitna,
Rash Iioh Cutaneous Eruphons, Blotches mples Pus-
tules whether scaly, Dry Watery CTnsted or Matery
are quickly healed by Of this alsane Oint-
inent It's operation Is msterally assisted by taking lo
l1way'u Purifying pnls. which exercise powerful and
hanlfhY lnnnancn ON the blood and secIelions
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-04

The rapid sale Of this Ointment and the universal favor
with which IL is uniformly received prove conousiyey
s powerful efficacy disease. Daring period Of nifty
years It has stood trying ordeal Of the civilized world
and its popularity atesis its marvellous virtues nile the
demand u to day still continues as inhabited as ever,
fact sgnihcant That further comment u unhecesFafy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-04

or sale by
- AArksi S.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-04
THE SAD SIDE OF the PICTURE.

Com. joins RoDGERs,
Commanding Expedition, sc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

Vanity Fair, in common with the rest
oI mankind, has regarded with contempt
the con'rov'rsy carried nn Cot thc past
fortnight by the three "Old Sports,n Bon
nett, Greeley aud Raymond, as To thc
circulation ofthcir respective iournals-
Tho idea OF wasting words nud risklng
rouslcs on 50 pnllry u matter as the one
IN question sccms to V. 4. infinitely ah-
surd. II thesc journalistic "lancy Mon
want TO bet. why don't thy stake their
Iuvney upon q matter OF some interest tn
tho community Why doesn't the Times
for instance. challcngc the Herald g. a
ioot.racc, and why, we ask why, does not
the Caledonan Chicken assure the
Spruce street ret that he "mcans bus-
ness by oiicring at once 10 tight him IN
20 faoi ring. for $4,000 side!
That Is the sort OF thing that Vanity
Fair and the people would like To scc.--
And TO prove that We would not only Ike
tosce il hntto be Ia II aleo, V. +. shics
is own castor into the ring and blithcH
follows. AS, ualikc the yiriuous Benz
mott, we do not consider hct'ing "inmpr-
nj" we hc.d ourselves open to the follow
ing little ventures;
3 4. We will bet our country eXehnng'
cs no inst $1,000, that, with our cy -
b,indiold,d and one hand tied behind us
we can whip the seaior Editor OF the
Herald in a stand up fight (uade as un
fair as he can make it,)in precisely hro'
mimtes and quarter.
=. we will bet our geld watch, dia
mond pin and socks, with any man, tha
with both hands tree, We can whip th
three bellicosc editors together ina rougI
aud tumble. n. u. Greeley 10 be bar
rcd the zee Of his boots.
z. Wewill bet all the back number
ofyanl,y Fair against their weight |
eold, thatwith the assistance OF our boz
we can whip the entire Herald establish
mcni. editors, reporters, eompostor
nressmon, clerks, folders, profession,
hars aud all.
4. We will bet banquet for three
Mcschutt's that we personally are able
jump up into the air, crack our heels 1
gethcr seventeen times, blow our nos
inok 4, our watch, discuss the emanoip
ton question at length, and compose
swightly article Appielons Cyclopeli
bef-re coming down.
We do not offer these bets from al
deSire 10 recruit cur uwn finances. q
coilers are uyernowng. Personally ,
are railing inappulenee and thrue &c
pircps. Ne enn afford, therefore, 90
In,mane aud disin'er std, Tim pecu
inv rc*nts accordingly, of this emit
prise VIII be handed over 10 the Fnnd
the rellcfol destitute conundfgm,make
-yasiiy Fair.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
A NEW ARTICLE.
DR. ROhack'S Stomach BIttCrS.

4 new aud drightinl StonHchio nsd Couial' Tor
q ,ing tie stomach, aud nf TIE prevention "l
Till ous complaints incident TO the Nesiern country
1r, II. ,, H..
a,pepsin. 10 has no equal. Iry b..
tr flavor if is superior To otief lttters. Try ".
The formula OF these Bitiers, now (f~hl) to sole
ptonctt, of ur. Ruhack, ORR mated with one of TIE
oldest nnd most cmatnt Medicul Practitioners OF the
Wet. and " j. uirsctly prrdraied upcn the wants Of
"A esicrn people.
these itcr.d dc'ivc their stimulus from the power
il ionic mater. nfte roots and herbs Of which they
are eompo.cd, aud they by alaAirE unnatural
cravings orihc stomach, direct lyrrnnniiNc OF
TEMPERANCE,
tho present proprietor believes that N making then
, wittIy known the public Welinrs y snbseNed.a
II v',lI .oon be for sale hy allofnT Robacks numrl
on. AGENTS and q, notels, &e.. the country o,et u
the ueant,nie az let, wilbu Gileiirect IRON C'ncin
n,iiin any quan,itv. and At the lowest rates " u
na,tp N On Z. lottles, and securely pSeked IN on
doy ,a,ss Islr do1 snmp'e eases vin, however, b
hacked and sent to any address, ifdesirsd.
Retain P,iec, &; per Bottle, or 6 Bottles for S'
Principal Office and s,lciroom, No. .E-st Foprl
Sttrst "a butl,inr from Main street, Cineiunati
I.aiasior,, t, No. y ilammoua surei. -. -
I,T snlc In nstrttatoutt! lyl LIT. y"hr 90
Dnpni, X Go andJ q hlartus rdt, fIifin, ". Hal
IoNrll; -. NJ. Amdt, Adrian; j. W Milgr, Aiuya
n " Hoffman, berwick; John Lewis, HcusNH.
u u : Younker, Wut,ons St7tius; y Bliss, blaomN
y N q Crcquei Weg lodi, DuBais X TO, Fostotii
ian,es Griy, Molmotvi NJ silgoS, Nst od'i
Yates, Gr.en SpfingS NrlsfIi
,nd l., u,-rrhan sud druggists generally ihrousho'
p the niied States aud Csuadas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

Female itr,salat,tiei. ue,kness, ttrtiae displaee
meat, aNd al ioeut tinr c ulies ani voNsutul,on
al tmnttps OF Wnmea are sNre,y cUrVd by the Hfaei
cnhvrg MaphAnN Uterine rathnhecn
Ia Ibis esanectiet, tiss nrcchrr, sister OF ,he hsv
Nenty Nard nsscber, in letter. to the peedis,pase
"ihavenipe sisters ana siaerin.laWs, aud fourteen
tuaie cousus anwardea. and ~ deheat@ and aihng
Audd thv immen,, ciorlr ofm, irieas Wud uerhaini
ance,, Souuui r,reN tn msrnrd l'dies born IN 'hs
/ century Und vuuutV WIN ata ptricctN heuhhN,N
IA vases, haNevvs hetsi ae trielsR'sIg Iptlqlle-
90 asheea n,e,l, mus ssy that H. sab has c,rMh
takun the place ct 30 scas~, ana lshes have hecoa
robust sirppg, NisofoUs ani iheahhys
Nits. Gleashn, N fltnita, sayt, "NcamioA indscl,
tstbr rsnuDiur, uusiin nature of wna,ae, eu, INV
Inueh oss " need teHrol eoi "a by aw9ty hfires'
that Nil lead hef 80 time 81 dNVasea 10 slpcaf ~
mrh,al ai,lscT at see, nii6c eAacStton, moral SoFd
and i,af IA oi yharlciefN "a .rssr ssHrs
,Nnhe'emayts ,ssatS ty ud1ressiusthsS
trfs cOnpanN.
Ian AictNaii,, elsscynan Nl1hSnV, has fsist
gvheA 10 Wtucss the lethie hsahh ofwcu,eu A. hAr'
lt1,vlcUuN cirgat RfssvhiuF ihr gospel 'hNuktioa
tuNckVE thJtt have ssou a'ttfesc asVssrs give wal
tiaths sIseivalsss MaEshah's kleneS v2laaligee
f,,horeystbt tbas teta essd Ees fiNKg sHAkr
IRGevas, Nishssaa f@ass'l, Of Ws.'e-n s'ara
rss sals is noBais \ ca. mn saytL gma
y, Na,A i.eaeliut, u. Nalsss sepsse greg, Nul
d. luniOgsr, AuWai -, uodnar tea Ais'ais'isasil ils
rths me diells ts tlgrs lhtapr bout tt sta's.
~ n. klNSSli,l, 'lrYsispa,
v.al1, A.on' lot umo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

Wsst Hedlorl, Coshocton Go. MAY "A, ~.
Mr. n. u K,ng,ey, sir,--i ha," brca ssll'ug the
medtvncs Of the q, ,uyephCrg IoWp1uN Tor the last ~
y-7r, unl have Invariably taund DION to give great
satsAconi aud ihr r,ii, lave sold to rrgat ~ iiN
tAmtl - Ecgulst theJ tea and rohee, and win
ay ttadS they haze hsvomc asiaps az isle, Nafhas :
ltcsius tathptran mediotn4 thai has doAr .reei
amount ot good In lemts dscases. nne lady sold
u 90 told she al received more hpueni ironl onr
Loiie thau she did tua long course Of ttcat
I MES All.SnN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

0rF'rha lnyAhy ofG ~. Smith, IL cont
innnA of paducah, has ro, been ahoye
suspicion, and il . said tina hfis about 10
be superseded,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

sions, Neuons and General iehiiy, ,lmpo-
tenee, and all diseases nn''9s rom soli
tniy Habits or Excessive Indulgence,
rT,IiERE arc thousands ofVoune Men, as well a.
i Middle Aged aud uld Men, who are suffering 10
some extent from the above dise1ses Navy perhaps,
are not OF ther condition, or when assist
Fcr ,be b.neGt of such, we herewith give few Of
the niost common symptoms, viz. Weakness OF the
Hack aud limbs, Pain n the Head and side, pimnes'
of Sislt Dots md Webs hc fore the Eyes, Paipiiaiton
of tbe Heart pyspepsia. loss oi Memory Confusion
Of ldeas Depres lion Of spirts, Avenion to Society,
selciidW.t. Timiditv, nc. Tor eseh ana ~. lne
above mPloms these remedies w'll he ioSaaa "s"F'
rscse remedies embrace three prescriptions a ho,
arrastes, hoN of Nervous lonic Pis, and a abeN OF
Vere Toni, pills. a ofwlich have Important ofices
10 pqrefm and shous no used together n every ease
Their super ority other modes of Treatment may
/ be- briefly stated rs folows. viz'
| - they diminish the viocnee oil sexual excite
,SThey Immediately ares, nocturnal and diumal
emissions.
gnns TO assume their naiutul tone and vsor
eFt- They siren gthen the constitution by evefoom'
Ing nervous debility aud general weakncss,
eVy-'rhay .nlivei the spirits which are usually de-
cssed, by eSPelling all exciting causes from 'he 'ys
m, II, .
the patient to hi, natural health aud vigor of man
hood.
t;g-They rure when all other means hayo failed.
~ They contain no Nereuy,no oplnm' nor any
IhinF that can in tny event prove Injurious. al,
tt- They re eAsy and psasani TO usei aad viii no
nieff, with the patients usual business or pleas
ire.
eV-vh,yean he used without suspicion, or knowl
edge ofeven room mate.
That they maycouie within the resoh ofsll, we hay
fixed the price Of ihe Pastels at per boN, aud tl
pilis NJ 81 cents per hoN each In ordering by natl
add lion the price, twelve cent? Ia slanps shoul
he iurln sed tor return postsge.
4 ~ LADIES in wantofa safe and rif-ciuf
EB- remedies Tor irregularities, snppTsssio
Ni ss9GlH oithe Mensus, ~ any disease peculur
al IA !. ~ theirsex. l.oaid use DT. Gate'i femal
4 | geA-E Nlonthly Pills Price, by mall, $ a
4 9Ss----,ysSN~ ,laaii These Pills sheud not i
used during pregnancy, as miscarriage WILDE The eo'
sequence.
ladies Who, ffom ~ neahh, deforniiy, or any 9th
humane anl reasonable cause, deem " necessary
avoid an Increase offamilv, can do 80 without tneI
nne dluact 10 henlih reconstruction hy 'he use OF
Lattauz's French Preventive Powders. Price,
mil, 5 4 andtwo stamps,
4 These powdetsean only be obtained by addressn
the Genetal Agents, ~ below.
Send tor Dr Gates Private Medical Treatise
sexual piscgsss. iuue ~ cents.
Address,
H.G MILLER n 90. Genernl Accents.
Louisville, Nv,
Sold in Tialn, by ! T.. ST. Iohh Co, where tl'
:, NAV be ohanedhy plpbns Va person of by mail,
closing price aud stamps above.
narliy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

OhNfIrs
Sccne--A Scloolroom. Yrs Co'am-
bid Is seaied snrroanded by gher s.ho'dr''
En- r-Mr. John Bull, (rcry abruptly
aud ia irnmca adgus erciic icmcRi.)
] hn Bull--O5ds. Zouuds and butter
cups, Ma'am, but | wiR Nv satisfaction for
this ere hinpult. I've been pcstcrfd long
heDouvb by four boys, aud orni going
to stand y no longer blow me ''gh' nv
don't--hii 'oh -
Mrs. C.--Be calm, Mr. Bulli pray De
seated; what Is the matter, sir!
IAa na,-The matter, Zpundsl Wky
"a, ,,,,,,,in,, as ans Of NV vou,g 'un.
- . r,'oing ,onr. hun comes one %
.,,cv h;mns -V,lks 1 think YOU
Lii Inn.
80. S.-Aiastcr wilkes, come here.
(Master Wilkes adr Inces.)
Iob, puli-.-tr,, co,nos ,his cro v;u,
--shskes hls fist Ia I'M ,ssok,r's focr,-
,,trs o,, ~ ~ noekrt iUo rrab hnrri.s
rs The boy 'sd picked up somcwhcrcs,--
aud sends I'm 'omc, believing IKE n
Young bnll.calf.
Master Wtlkes-plcasc. Mt'am knew
hc s,nlc them ont oryour gnr,len, aud was
DIM thrm TO shy 81 our wiudows.
rt.u.,,i- d',,,, csyc ,.,,,s, ,l,ev b,r .
...,',,.,' ,'. s,' ,h.y ra,n, from. / dcmnua and
r"..Sn'
III tirs Ar. n,,,i hu, tn
~. nm n 80 ",, ~, :, ,',. s ~. =, ma
~ r.n ". - nuus y wv -. t.,. w ~
w. oono .iv W sa,s~
~. 80 - .'Ee''''V"'' WIZ -
I"hh hArr''hs' W o..
Mrs. C.--stop, Mr. bnlii rCnly' on,
n'e shocked at this inlro mt ncn"v'or' W ,
desP Sc the bratnllty th"t can t'N' suv, wv
al advantage o. my wn,ti na,.L,i.,, 80,
know N" h,,'.".% ,,..,,,,i 4 ,","y " M w..
rit"scs' w ~" ,r ,t.','. ys,,i,'.. - .,.,..i
n.. W ~: - "," n"s,u, I" ''N'' "'" '''''
~! @ =,
John fW'--Ah! .hitS lu" Wll'tc y
IL my yonnker al nerh pr'n{nt ' y"'
along WIN ,nu n1pp,ft, T., o"u y "u"m", "a, w, y,
CO. ~ ,uh's WI w ,''' W W y" ~
word tos,y " " WV
mn -. 60, I'll.
W.. N'-"' w 'non' 'au' now cas,,'
.a" you' s'',Ne"oe ~ s.',,vu' i'c' ,l"'
.' "pp'ss-V,' w, ,'son,'ng U'Inl -Wn'''
n su'v w ,.la, ~. ""'t"y " ue'u'''"E r," W.,
p,,ss - "',,ivi " '."ee" u-,
u - Wy n,s.. ~" spv..",. .is, WV
,ha,, % INV ~" nSs' ~ u'any "''no"i ,ne,i "
LII .a..s 49,, -" ~. r,"p0'sl' s''' Da
,',,..,,ns M, r'I,r 49,, ~ 'vVse WV p1, ,'''''
81 % paip IN Uu sa''I"'u
'"" w, W, gyl II, wv Wu
n ~ ~ ~ % ha,nnia o"a nnoi a. ."d. h,.'io" L,S'
NJ. c"woii N, 7 ,s' rnrrs ,all A..
xvnsn. s,,,i, , ~ ,.a,,. ~. h,,,.' ni,,"','.
~ .',rr,, as ), sa,, ,h", 'V" n,. ~ ,. T,,"Lus La,
.ns.sa -, ~ s wv" ~" ', i'..i'. ms
-. -. .. -. -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

Master Wnkcs---Ouc Of her fovoritr
scholars, very spunky little boy; and
othcrs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

invites clOSo OaSH DuycTS 10 con
,idcrthe following facts. aud III u
would not be to heifinteregts ,en him or'er,-
iis business T. exclusively t'n,h nnc; he buys and
,clseNcu,ivrly for Ca.h and ha. Of the most
teusi,c Enrtorics IN riihn.
some ildri, different choice brands Of sernrs from
Havana andIfemRn cnnslanily on hand, An cNien'
live cash bus chahleshim 10 sell atVery small NJ
Ats Also, sole agent Tor genuine Havana Eagle rrn
~irc. frnm the mnnuiaroTy or VI. lie I'Vllegasj Mum
no Ste, Rita Street frincire, Lila lie Cnha.
n. has, also ehoi.c brinds Of dnerui Chrwtng nm
sroLina 'rohrcros French Rappr and Alneahoy smut
eousiuniiv on hand. Orders filled on shnft notice.
erms fash. tdocal n SClltNNESS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

Sccne--A SclOoiroom. Mrs Co'um-
bia Is seaied sarroanded By her syho'ors.
En- r-Nr. John Bull. (rery abruptly
aud IA frrme adgUs ercitcmcRi)
] hn Bull-O5ds. Houuds and butter
cups, Ma'am, but wiR Nv satisfaction for
this ore hinsult. Eve bccn pcstcr'd long
heoouvh by Your boys, aud orut going
to stand u no longer. BLOW inc tight hit
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

Mrs. C.--Be calm, ME-. Bull; pray be
seated; what is the matter, sir!
John Bull-The mattcrl Iuundsl Why
this morning. as one cf my youig 'un.
was coming 'omc, hup comes one q
your saucy himps ,-Vilks | think you
eAlls I'm.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

Courhs, Colds. Influenza, IionrseueHs,
Group, bronchitis, Inctpicnt on"
sumption. aud for the Reitef
OF Consumptivc Patients
iii advanced Stages
of the Disease. sul
This Is a remedy universally known 70 ,nIHss sny
4 useless here To- publish the cycuce 81 lis virtues s
unriynled excellence coughs md g III. rd i's ,
wonderful cures OF pulmonary disense nave h'Hue !"
known tronpout the civilized nations of The sAiih
Few ntc the communities, even families, among 'h'h'
who have not some personal experience OF ts ehe'b
some living trophy III their midst of It's victory over 'he
sIe and Dan rerns disorders Of the ttcat nnd lung:
A. nil know tho dreadful fatality Of these dsorlerr, Hhd
In mo,e t to assure them that II has now all the 'iT>
tucs that II ld have when making e cures which hHNs
won 30 strongly upon the confidence oil inankind'
Prepared by DR.. ]. @. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
Sold in Tinin by Dubois & Co. md l'L.
| st. John & Go bofii 80
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
pRknATis rrRsoSR.

NIF. JOHN BalI--A PuIIg. quarfelsome
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

Mrs. Calumbia--A respectable school
icachcr. recently mach ailiicted by domcs'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
New and Fashionable

and will he sol si The lowest posshe ,s'ss tnll .
th. E-s ivwtttt ant rtatfv nuutoay n" Nnmw'ts "
Row, TINA, q. 6ml WILLIAM UALld'P
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

MNstar Wilkes-plcasc, Mt'am knew
he stole them ont oryour garden, nudwas
hiding them TO shy At Que wiudows.
Jyhn BALL. don't care 'ocse they har ,
or where they como from; ] dcmapd and
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

John Bull--lIup comes This ere Vilks,
--shakes bis fist 10 my yeunkcr's facr,--
takes out Of 'is pocket two crab harpi.-
rs The boy 'sd picked up somcwhcrcs,--
aud sends i'm 'omr, believing like a
........ l...lI...lf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

iirs =, wen. Mr.. Dull, but IT,
John Dull--O, none o your hifs 10 me
Ms'um; I dor, como ere TO kdrguc, ]
6 mrs Fre FIR rep6ralioa.* | WILL Av
T,fru Haprfrs. or NV
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
Cancer Tumors, Enlnrgement,
U1ccrntton, Carries and Exfoiintfon OF
,,...,n,,.., Ie,rt Disease, Fits, EpiIep-
] af.taucboly. Neuralgia,

sy, McIanchoIy, NcUfnIb'u'
Many remarkable nt thcse affections have peen
made y The Alternative power of this medicine ~ smu-
its fiie yitnl nuenrs into Vigorous action, ami uus
oyerconos disorders which wou l9 supposed ,ysond VS.
roach. Such remedy has ong trcn r,qnf.u ~ ~" III, III
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

80. v..-Alastcr wilkes, come here.
(Mastcr Wilkes adrInces.)
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-08
70 Gen. ]. 4. Quim5y.
sun More Tron-CInds.

There are TO be built Immediately -four
new iron-clad vessels, to be constructed in
addition to the Ericsson gunboats, the Iron
sides, Roanoke, and the vessels the laying
Of whose keel-blocks we announced on
Wednesday. AS far as we can learn they
are to be constructed as follows:
One at Jersey City, ono at Greenport, one
at Boston, and one in New York.
A leading iron founder of this city, who
is now in Washington, has telegraphed to
his associates in town to employ all the
available mechanics they can procure to
build four sets of boilers for new craft. 1t
is said that there are even more than the
number given to be commended, but owing
to decided disinclination on the part of
Secretary Welles, and the constructors, to
have the facts or dimensions published, we
are compelled to omit them. The one to be
built at Boston will be 250 feet long, SO
feet beam, and 1900 tons. The upper
deck will be flush, like that of the Monitor,
neither bulwark or rail rising above it,
The deck will consist Of sx.inch oak plank,
with one and half inches of iron plating
outside of that. Tho iron mail on the
outside Of the hull will be five inches
thick.
Workmen are setting the blocks for this
formidable craft, which will be built at once.
IN. Y. Tribune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-08
Co,,trahaud..

A correspondent of the New York Tn
5uns, writing from McClellan's line, says
Gen. Dix was informed that laborers
were much wanted in camp, when he tele-
graphed to Gen. Mcclellan that 500 con-
trabands could be obtained in Norfolk
Col. ingalls, was authorized by Gen. Me- Clell-
an to send messenger for them. Accord
ingly the steamer Washington, which lay
at Hsuison's Landing, was put 10 charge Of
Mr. w. B. Cook, who had dispatches to
Fortress Monroe and thence to Norfolk
When the contrabands we're gathered to-
gether and ratious provided, they set sail
direct for this place, where they arrived
day before yesterday. They were formed
into line three deep on the wharf, and then
marched up the plain to their eucampment
They were mostly fine, healthy, and strong
looking fellows. No estimate can b
formed of the valuable services of such I
body of men. They do all the drudgery
the unloading Of vessels, &C., &c. The Gen
eral that would not court the labors of mel
that deem it an honor to work for the arm,
in preference TO being driven by the lasl
of the oVerseer of their owner, must b
either very wise man or the reverse
This is the second consignment of colore,
laborers that has arrived here within
week.