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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-01

Having done business for the last four years
with satisfaction to its members that perfect in
demnity against Fire and Tightening is secured
to them, with over 1900 Members, and
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-18

lave child that was attacked with Membranous
Group. We gave her nr. y. q. Whites. EliXer and TO
the surprise OF all it gave her immediate relief
ZUPilAR VINION, East Bethel
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STATE OF YER MONT The liun.Piobate Court for the
k.NpuLfH DsreIcT. S. District of RandoIpr-To all
nef,up coucerne. in of Ma rim snltnS late Of
W,lau.e9vyu in said District, deceased, GREETING.
INIHEREAS Czarina Simmons and John T. Simmons,
w administrators OF the estate of said deCe2s ed have
made applications this iourt for license to sell
all the ,ea "statt Of said Deceased, and represent
that :, sale of part of said real estute, e necessary
for thr aylnent Of uebts and charges against said
tate and ilut cannot he sold without ahJnry to
those interested in HE remahder.
Therefore yeu arc hereby notified to appear at session
OF said Cou,L held at the Registers Office in BRONX
field in sold District the 2o day Of February ~. ID
1862 and show il any you have why such i.icense
should MOI be granted And this order shall he publish ed
,eree succe ssipely in the Green Mountain Free"i n
printed MUntpe!er in this State, before the DAY APP
peiuied as aforesaid for hearing.
Dated at BrookGed. this Sd day Of Feb A. ID. 1862.
ny oricr Of Coat
~, y3 J.R. Gle ,VEl.AND, Register
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stats OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Court
uIsrrIca eF RANDOLPH for the District of Randolph.
To ali pc sons concerned in the estate Of 6EOREG F.
WELLS. late Of Che! in said Observation-Disclosures:
WHEREAS, nlihu Hyde, Administrator of the
" Estate Of said deceased, has made application
to this Court Tor license sell all the Real Estate of
said dcce and represents that the necessary
the payment Of the debtsand charges against said Es
tate
Therefore you hereby notified to appearat session
of said Court be held AT the Probate Once, in Chelsea,
IN said district, the 9th day of February A. ID.
1866, and sHow cause, any have, why license should
not be raUted as aforesaid.
And this Order shall be published three weeks Sue
cessive;y il the Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper
printed It Montpelier, in this State the last of which
publication shabc before the day assigned for hearing as
aforesaid. . ,
.PERLEY G. JONES, Judge.
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American II Foreign Patent
Il. Fl. EDDY.
SOLICIYOR DE D l,NENIIN
(Late Agent of U. 5 Patent Office Washiuuuu unl,
the Act of 1879
70 state street. opposite Elilby st.. Noston


the Act of o37.)
70 state street. opposite Fkilby st., Boston.
A fILh an extensive practice of upwards of went
"A years. continues I" Patents the United Std
also in Great Britain France and other foreign rop
tI'es' caveats SepcifcatOns, Assignments and all Pa
Pers or drawings for Patents, executed liberal
ana win despatch Researches made into American Ut
Foreign works, todeermine the validity or utility Of rs
tents or and Iega or other advice rendered
all matters touching the same. Copies Of the tans H.
any Pateht IN rnished by r.Iutiny OSe Dnlla. E,an
ments recorded at Washington
me Agency Is not only the largest in New Eaelak
out through 1t inventors have advantages tn securing
n's,o' escerainlng the patenlabty Of inventions
nhsufpassedby 1t not UNNECESSARILY superior any which
can nc o'iefe them elsewhere. The tesImo nas below
gwen prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT lM
PATENT OFFlCEtl.an the subsc rber and rs SUCCESS
~ Inv, ~ HEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES hND ABIL
II me would add hat he has am, nda n, reason nbele
oa prove, hhi atno other Office of the knd are TIE
."aeeS 10Y professional services moderate. The IT.
WehSe practice of the subscriber during twenty yea.
past iaS enabled him to accumulate vast COLLECTION
:.eenca'ons ana Official decisions relative 10 patents
"cSo heides his extensive library If legal and mettln
,Ca works aud Ini accouuts uf patents granted in to,
Uhneo States ana Europe render him able beyond CUES
uon, 10 ooer superior acilIes for obtaining patents
an necessity OF journey Washington, 10 procure
ehl' and the usual great delay there are hele a'si
inventors,
TESTIMONIALS.
regard W. Eddy one If TIE mast capable aud t"'
Course.
CHAS. MASON" Commissioner Of P,deht"
o. nave no hesitation in assuring Inventors that hr
"ote mP'oV person more competent and tfuS'woi'W
a,'o more capable of putting their applications nht}w
secure Tor them an e.ry and favorable consdeo"
Ut the fatent Office. EDMOND BURKE"
a. Late Commissioner of PateRS
" Mr. r. II, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN awt'
on al bn; one Of which patents have been sfam
gu, anu mat one IL nov pending Such unmistak'ue
VI great talent and ability on his par leads hs
recommend al inventors To apply to him to procure te.
a,,a, as they may be of having the NIT fahDm
charges. ''' IoW I'm T.CC tRTn
pnr'ne eight months. the subscile, in course Of Nv
SIv Er p,aelice, made, twice rejected applications
60 EEN hPPEALS. EVERY ONE of which was @
''se" III mis- favor, by the Commissioner Of Patents
K. II. EDDY
Boston, Dec.2, 1881. 3OlfI
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December !, 1860
fate or VERMONT, IN Probate Court held

STATE or VERMONT, IN Probate Court held 4
W.srINGrmN DISTRICT, IS. Montpelier, within and fov
sui District on the;3lst day OF January, A. d. 1862
& instrument. tlFporng TO be The last viii and Tesla
n Itcuas j NrRlt, late of Matsheld, said dis
irlc tse icing presented to the Court by Lucy r.
Grant, Llc Extc,..riX therein named, for Probate IL
ordered by said Court. that all persons concerned
there.n he notified {" appear hi session OF said Court to
hodei, the rtc.e Office, in MontpeliHr aforesaid
TIE 2tn Of Ftb. 4. d. 1851 aud ah0wcause, if any they
rnay have, against the Probate Of said Wi!: for wIiCh
purpose It is farther ordered that copy Of the
record OF this order be published three weeks
cesyively IN tie GlPru Mountain Freeman. printed ut
>cutpecr prev To said ne alponted for hearing
\ TIVE cory of Record.
3l9 Attest, y. Y. MERRILL, Judge.
sEAl%. uF@ rENUNr,i Il Probate Count, holden III
Wsit>GIoN hisFWcr Montpelier, the nd day Of
January. g.. =. 79G4
ON 4 j,Ai}sL. Admin istr2tor ri hc estate Of Jo
y :opH inctr 3tc ui MdrsleId in said district, dc
.srd ul,c!i said court for license to sell
the whoe ol lie real estate Of aid deceased situated IN
SAID AiHfsGGt representing that said sale necessary
for the bHN of the debts tf said deceased and
p"n;es If administration Of said estate:
HAtrrrn,!i, is ordered Ivy sHd Coat that said
application i,e referred 10 the 2o day If February
4. y. lSt~t at The Probate Office in Aoit ptlicf, for
h"2rng a}rN''cspl thereon sac is nyt!ero.Gered that
n. persons Nt"testcG. be uo.iGeu let2; ~ publication
ut Au'lca 81 itt~ application and t',f therein. NreC
WreEE s'tLtsSiYeiN in the Green hoHntl!, Freenan,
prince, montpelier, betnrc said h:a 1t hearing, that
theN mn} ppa0r AZ said time Hhd pace, add if they
rau>t, ot $50 thereto.
rs the Court,
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Notice..
Liberation Notice.
Office.

THIS certGcs that have this day given son. Berj
h. Hawley, his time during the remainder Of his MI
norty snail claim OF his earnings, pay any
debts # his contracting after this date.
A. d. HAWLEY.
Wpterlury Feb. 9th. 1862. 320iw3*
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CROFT CURED.

NV child is subject to attacks CT Crcuc it cures at
once.
H.JENNISON, &. Adams
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Notice
THE business formerly conducted under the style and
hrn Of Z. Page agent terminates this day We hav-
y the Goods Stock and Tools to c. Page,
w viii continue the business at the Store formerly
cupel by j. g. Page agent Said Page Is authorized to
COLLECT all demands dae j. 4. Page agent, and pay all
outs landing debts against said firm. J. W 49,
D. L. FULLER.
Montpelier, January l, lsee t&vsic
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-18

Il * y
BR. SWEEPS
Tnfallible Linim emit,
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY
pnp RHE1MATIsM, GOVT, NEURALGIA, LUM-
RAGO STIFF NECK AND JOINTS. SPKAiNo'
sRUisEs, CUTS AND WOUNDS , PlL PILES
'EAp ANp EER "NI i DisoKDERs
uor oil of which it is speedy and certain remedy and
never fails lhis Lnimen is prepared from me recipe e
of Dr. Stephen Sweet of Connectcu re h
setter and has been used i'll his practice TOR more IMAM
twenty years with the most astonishing success
As Ak ALLEv1AroR OF PAIN, it is unriyaled ny any
preparation before the puh; OF when the most shep
tical may be convinced by single VI lal. :. :,
This Linjment will rapidly and radically ,asn
matte Disorders OF every Elnn' ana III @ W W
cases where has Teen used il has never been known ~
FOR NEURALGIA IT will afford immediate relief in
every case however dist essing 400 ~
1t vii relieve the worst cases ni fiendncEe III tlree
minutes and is warrant ii 20 40 II.
IooTHACHE also viii it cure instantly
FurNeryUus Debility and general IAassi-
tuhe, arising from inpruaenca oreNccsS TINS l1nntht
il most happy and pniaR remedy +Ac'lnS ll!ecny
upor The Tissues, It strengthens ana TeTl'lHea
he system ana restores it tc elasticity ana Vlgor.
tol rlLEs- n, an external remedy we c'sl FL 'iae
uroInce at equal Every victim Of tins distressing CON-
SLANT should give trial, for twill not not fail TO
aNord immediate relief, Hpa IN majority OF cases VIII
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VUlNaY AM, sJA9 THROAT ere sometime eX-
tremely III 4uan and dnngtT0us tut t1Dey applic-
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HpRAlN& ara sometimes very obstinate, ana enlarge
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'BnuIISl;s, GUS WOUNDS SORES, ULCERS
BURNS AND oCALnH. Weld readily TO tie wonderful
hoang properties Ct Dr. SWEETS 'NTALLiRLE
LlNiMI1NT, when used according 10 directions Also.
CuILNLAiNS, FROSTED FEET, AND INSGCT
i,tIt.S ANU STiNGS.
alvcrE EE0s>c &bggs2eg'
should have this remedy st hand for i' timely at
the first appearance Of Lameuess viii etCtuaiY prevent
those formidable diseases which al! horse. are liable
and which lendcr 50 many Otherwise valuable horses
nearly th'esS
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the
iertul curative properties Ct this LiHiment have been
received within the ias two years and many Ct them
rom persons in The liz hest ranks life.
"a TYI q y.
TO avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Like
Ci nr Stephen Sweet every t2cl, ADJ al so
stephen wert's lnI.liib'e iiuimenU blown in the
glass Of each bottle without hicl r0ne arc genuine
Richardson 81 go.
Sole l'rOprieors Norwich, CT
For sale by FRED H. &M!TI. Montpelier, G~aerat
Gent tor Vermont, and by all dealers. Apr-yl
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little glove stirs up my heart tides str I'M tb
snow-white muslin when it fits, makes paIv wv
notion - Wal !II
II sorts of lady fNinB thrill my feelings as ba,,
6ut little female gaiter boots are death and nc.ft
shorter. "' wv
And just to put YOU on your guard
I'll give you, short and brief,
4 small hotel experience
Which allied my heart with cY-...
Last summer, ut the Pavilion n.hJ
stopped Il week more,
And married two g boot-ees every nsre
Before my neia!.hor's door:
Two boots with pstcnt leather tin
Two boy.s which seemed to ga,.
An angel trots atoonG in US"
They stole nay heart away;
And otten IN NY nightly dreams
They swep5 before my face,
lady growing cut IF them
IS i!owers grow from Il vas.
But al. one morn saw q slit
Which struck me like a store,
some other name was on tie book
Those boo,s not alonc
a great tail pair Of other boots
Was standing rs their side
And otTthey Waised one afternoon
And with them walkel-a bride.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-18

have used DR.. Whites Pulmonary Elixir in nv fam
Tor TWO years. and have found it the best medicine
have ever used for Coughs Colds. and Sore Throat
,,, EDGAR MECH, Shelburne
remedy Tor Coughs and Colds.
LUCIUS iIOLBROOk Burlmcton
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100000 BARRELS OF THE
LODI MANUFACTURING CO.'S
II O Ut ID II FL TT r. E: .
FOR SALEBY

JAMES Il. rVS aEh.
Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing Co. ,G Cortland ST. n Y
This company. with capitol of SIS ,OJO,, he most ex
tsnsive works of the kind in the world, aud an expert
enre of - in manua curing, with puatiOn
iGug esabsbed having also exclusive Centrol OF all the
night sc from the great City of New York; prepared
" gUr.b Article which L. without donbt, the cheap
ea cad ee'g best fertilizer IN market.
prices-DeIivercd 1t " Station On the Vermont Cen
trai X. Rntiand and Burlington X. H.. 81 IS per
a.re or the Passumpsic Cheshire X. Rs s2e0 bar
rel. IL greatly ncteascs the yield and pens the
from tW" 10 tnree weeks -a rlie at an expense OF from
80 to 81 per acre, and with very Iittlc labor
A Pamphlet containing ali the information necessary,
with letters from Horace Greeley, Daniel Webster, and
hundreds Of farmers who have used 1t extensively f'r
many wears may he had free by addressing letter
a.ov or to the sub.crbeG di.count to the fade.
Eli CHirTENEEN. ESQ.
VIVA IL our General Agent, Burlins ton, VI.
JAMES G.. French, Mo tpalier, VT
NJ. u. HALL, Vergehnes, VI. Special
IN. L. G. &. French, Barre, W. Agents.
L. a. MIxHAM, Royalion, VI
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COUGHS AND COLDS CURED

This certifies that n &. Whites Pulmonary Elix,
has been used in My family, cases Of eyere colds at
.ehae! WIN sore throat, and has been found reliable
medicine these Gases.
REV. j. W. WOODWARD, Weston d. VI.
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Counts, within and for .'e District of Ran
doph for the year cushing, will be holden follows,
viz
day in each month.
At the Orange Co ctel ia Chelsea the third
Thursday of each month.
AT Chadwcks Hotel III West Randolph, OH the fourth
Thursday in each month.
At j. l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washington. the second
Thursday in February, May snd August
By order OF Court,
J. X. CLEAyELAND, Register.
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Pvsss)aaH Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, and for the District aore
said District Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing. Persons having business with said Court
auesteG 20 stteul to the same said court days.
T. r. AERRILI., Judge.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-21
"Jcsus VIII Take me Home

When Lieut.. Col. Harman Garfield of
the T2d Ohio regiment was wounded at
the battle of Pittsburg Landing, kn0wir o
that his wound would be fatal, he express
ed wish 10 his young brothcr.in-law
that he would take him home to his fami-
ly. But us the battle ragged, the enemy
pressed upon them SO, that they were in
momcntpry fear of being made prisoners
The surgeon, Chaplain, and mary others,
who were in attendance upon the wound
ed, were taken. But remarkable us il may
appear, they were left alone unmolcstcd.
That was u moment OF trial to them both.
His brOthcr-in-law was not able without
aid TO convey him to a place of safety,
and he expressed fear that he sh .uld
not be able TO comply with his request
To which the colonel calmly replied,
"Never mind, Charley, Jesus will take
me home" Oh! what child Ike trust
what Christian faith in the cxpressiou!--
Having lived near to God, aud long trust
ed in his sure promises, he had no doubts
now. lie knew that the Lord of hosts
was on the battle field as well as in the
peaceful home. As he lay there with
his liie-blood ebbing from { ghnslly
wound in his lungs, he testified of the
goodness Of God, and showed with what
fearlesness Christian may yield his
soul to him who gave il.
At last assistance came, aud he was
borne on n stretcher through low marshy
deiles and over rough, pDthlcss wood.
land, towards the Tennessee. At night
they encamped upon its bank. "A dark
and fearful one il was to his companions.
A storm ragged about thtm the very ele-
ments seemed pouring forth sad requi-
ems for the dying aud dead. During the
vivid flashes Of lightning they had glimp.
scs of the ugonizing features Of tho loved
commander, And many were their anx-
ious inquiries; but he assured them that
though his physical sulTerings were great
his soul was at peace with God, and he
knew that he would soon be at rest
Doubtless he caught glimpse of that
brighter world, where darkness aud death
cannot enter, because God il the light
and life thereof.
What that brave sold icr and true
Christian suffered during that night Of
agony, none but God can know. lie did
not murmur at his fate, and thought not
his life too great a sacrific- for the cause
In which he fell.
The following day he was removed to
an hospital ship, where his WOUNDS were
carefully dressed But he gradually
grew weaker until evening, when, leav-
ing tender messages for his wife and
he calmly committed his soul to
God, and Jesus took him home
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-21
From MmsIlingiOm.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l0,- Major Gener-
pl Hooker has been assigned to the com
mand OF the army corps heretofore com
II andcd by Ftz John Porter, who has
been ordered TO WASHINGTON TO stand
TRIAL upou the charges preferred a'riust
him ly Gen. Pope for misconduct at the
battle cr Bell Run.
Sp cinl To the Tribune.
Gen. Schcrck has been designated as
the successor ct Mi Gen. Wool, and
will pr baby be wclI enough to leave
for his past within n day or two.
A Irivntc letter from New Orleans
spys tlat Gen. Butler has recertly taken
posscssion OF two large plantations near
that city und has transferred Il large
number OF loyal blacks to them for acI
tive service. The number of fugitive
blacks in the Department of the Gulf |.
iucrcas rg at rspd rate, but by EN-.
ploying them IN this way, says tho wri.
scr, rny'rr them small wages and charg-
ing them for their cicth'ug, the Gov.
ernmcrt viii be fully reimbursed for sly
cyp rsc il mny have been t..
Norman Weird who superintendent ths
Getting oct of the Burnside Expediti n
is doing the same for tho Banks Expe-
d'tion. lie lcfvos NV York Tomorrow.
Major Durr. Pitt has been appoint
ed Judge Advocate of the Court of In-
quiry about TO assemble at Cincinnati to
cxam'1c the case Of Goa. Buell.,
Olc Of those brilliant affairs which
shed lrster upon eur volunteer cavalry.
occurred vn Sundav morning at Freder-
ickbu'g. Capt. Il. Dnhlercn Of Gen.
Sigel's staff with co of The lst Indiana
and a small detochment OF the 9th Chic
cavalry. dashed into Fredcrickburg ear
ly in the morning, " h re they found 8
companies of Nrs sinin cnyulry. With
out givirg the enemy time to form, Capt.
ID. fell unon them with co of his mon,
when desper,te hand to-fght ensued.
las ing three h. urs, when tim rebels were
routed. Capt. Dahlgien lost only nirs
killed and three missiRgi
Our men returned safely on Sunday
night bringing 30 prisoners with their
horses and accUutrements. and two wag-
ons loaded with a nv cloth.
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B F. KELLY,
Brisadier, G eneral.

CANARps.---A plentiful shower Of sem
sation canards about the Army of the
Potomac may be expected from a certain
class of Journals about thssl days. They
would be glad to have the army fail In
order to avenge the change Of comman-
ders. A specimen in the special dispatch
TO the Washington Star, which the Asso-
ciated Press has sent over the wires, al
though not used to sending news from
thut paper. This dispatch represents
the Army of the Potomac as brought to
a halt in its "rapid advance" by the
change Of commanders, and deprived oF
the decisive victory which Mcclellan
was about to win, that would have ended
the rebellion. The rate of that rapid ad-
vance is generally known, al nd the victory
has beer just ahead for some time. The
halt is ythical.
Gen. Bragg, in his official report TO
the Conf ,derate Government, says that
but 900 Kentuckians joined him in his
late raid ntu that State; that the people
hesitated to take Confederate scrip, and
that he was charged three prices for sup
plieS.
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From wash,n,or.

WASHINGTON, November lOtb.--pre-
rosa's for about S13,c0OOoO of y s-lo
bonds in exchange for legal tender note,
will be, opened on Monday, 18th inst
Mt the Treasury Department az neou. r,u
TO which tmc thay will be receiyed.-.-
The bonds offered are these not vet dis-
posed Of the date of Oct. is, is6i.---
The interest will run from the date Of
deposit--nnIcss successful bidders pre-
fer TO pay accrued interest from Oct. ist.
1869, on current coupons in coin, to be
reimbursed at its maturity,
mast deposit with some Assistant Treas.
.urcr l0 per cent. Of the amount offered
and forward with their bids the cert A.
cato of slch deposit.
Special to the Herald.
have news from Richmond up 10 tJ,s
9Th. Lrc arrived there about two weeks
ago, and has been there ever since. He
resumed his position as General Com.
mauder.in-Chicf ard acts az Military
Advisor TO thu War Department. Gen.
Joe JohrsoR succeeded Lee to the ac-
tive command of the rebel armies north
of Richmond and now has his headquar.
tcrs ut COlpcppcr.
Stsucwall JJckson's corps has been
increased TO 10000 mer. The advance
of the army oG the Potomac was known
lin Richmond, and the situation wei un-
dcrsto,d, The rebel plan of operation
was said 90 e to mass their rces on
the Rgppahanrock aud then fght ths
greatest battle Of lhc war.
The new NJ rrimac Is completed aad
has been below Fort Darling for sever.
al days with stcum M and her full CON-
lplmcpt aud crow on board. she Is ro ,ty
for fight rrd may be- expected At ths
m"uth of James river at auy moment!
She passed the distractions in Jane.
river coming down, hut owing 10 their
peculiar nature it is impOss bic for her
to get back TO Richmond. If worsted in
an &C untcr with urr navy sho can only
seek protection under the guns of Fvrt
Darl'dg.
Officers in the rebel service have been
detached 10y the Richmond War Depart
mcnt tu carry on n contrnbaud trade foe
their Government between baltimore
aud Richmond. juO rounds of qunine
100 pounds Of ILLUMINATING powders and
L OOO 600 percussion caps lately ran tho
blockade of the Potomac IN posscssicu
ut sume Of these pa'ties.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-21
ATrauk Admission.

Billy X IS is great temperance lect-
urcr, aud at Rushville, Illinois, was
preaching to tie young on his favorit
theme. lie said:
"New, Boys, when ask You quer-
ton you must not be afraid to speak
right OFT aud answer me. When you look
around aud see al these fine houses and
farms and cattle, do you ever think who
owns them nowl Your fathers own theis
do they notF' -
Z" Yes, sirin shctt'd hundred voice..
"Well whete viii your fathers be in
tw, years from roH
"Doud" shouted the boys. SO
That's r'ebt. And who viii own this
property t'enW .l.ai
"Us Boys!n shouted the urchins. t
"Right. Now tell me--did you ever in
going the streets notice the dIunkar's
Iounq;ng around the saloon doors, waiting
for sombody to treat them"
Ycsssir, lots OF them!"
well where will they ls twsity
years from uow"
"D19d"excltimed the boys.
"And who will be drunkards hen
"Us y ys"
Billy was thunderstruek for a moment;
but recovering HIMSELF tried to tell tbs
boys how TO escpee such fate.