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~ LIES EMA1.

Protected by Royal Letters Patent of England
and secured by the Seals Of Tks EeoIe de Pkar-
n1aeie de Paris, and tks Imperial College Of
MedietHe, Vienna.
TRIESEMAR No. 1
IL the efectuai remedy for RELAXATION, SPEz-
nAroRRH1A and EXHAUSTION OF TRB SYsTE&.
TRIESEMAR No.2
Completely and entirely eradioa ties all traces of
those disorders, for which Copaiva and Cubebs
have generally been thought az anudote, 20 the
rum OF the health Of vast portion If the populs-
ton.
TRIESENAR No 8,
10 the great and sure remedy Of the civilized world
tor al impurities OF the system, well "a teoond-
~ symptoms, obvlatng the. destructive use of
mercury, as well as other deleterious lnaredIants
and which all the Sersaparilla IN the world oanpot
remfve TRIBsEM.k Nos. ], 3 and are alike de-
VOID OF taste or smell and OF all nauseatinE nall
Ties. They are In the form Of q loEepge and NAV
ne on the toilet table without their use being sus
Sold in TN cases at IS each. or four ss cases in
one :oT %, and IN n cases, thus saying az as
admlnlstefed BY Valpeau, Lalemend, ROux. 10
&c. w ho'esale and retail BY DR.. ii. A. BAKS
gov; l94 Bleeoker street, a doors from Mae
Dougel street,, New York. Immediaiey on re-
oeiPt OF remittance, DR.. BARROW will forward
Triesemar 90 any Fart of the world, securely
addressed according 10 the instructions
Ppblished also By DR. RARROw, that popular
and besutlfu lly illustrated medical woIk, Humsn
Frsilty; Proe Is cents. Triesemar and boof ca
De ootalned BY sPecla authority from 3. G. FOR ID,
washington, ID. G. de ISM
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PASSENGER TRAINS TO AND PROM
- BALTIMORE,
WINTER SCHEDULE.


edXxN-&ES
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
On and after Monday, December 9, 1851, Pas
,sn;s5 EfsiRi between WASHINGTON and
BALTIMORE viii run ae follovsI
Morning EIsress le aUSas ssh hEaI6 Is
i've At Baltimore 10 A, Nj PhIlsdelphis u 70 H.;
mornns adE,tsS1Ts s.1. &s.An,.op
4. 4. Arrive at Baltimore $50 4. Il. No o0nneo-
n: y s ssgI tzsln.llsssy. w..4,ps.ep q Il
s,15;oo Msy YS56 lSs;s
sS i.K; Arrive Al Baltimore 9 ,. Il; Phiisdsi-
EyeninE Etgress-lesre Warrington ?. NJ.
SorF r. NJ 70 aa RI 'O
,hd Inc p. n; t[sIn from Washington connects
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave New York st A. a.; Philsd6 his II 80 4.
r.; Baltimore q % p n Arrive nj Warrington $50
Leave Nsv York at ?. H.; Philadelphia 1910 P.
H.; baltimore 80 =. n. Arrive Ut WsshIngtO ton go
Leave New York 1t II >. n; PhiIAdsl,h,A $50
t:Mi BsltinorefS5 AK. Arrive ~ Wsshin ton
ACCOMMODATION Trains lssve Baltimore at 0
=, n, and :: for Washington, arrive there st
Passenger Trains leaving WasninSton 1t 10 A.
N. aad sos NJ, snd Baltimore 81 IS A. and 40
?: make direct connections for Annapolis ct the
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
ingtou at $50 A. N. and 2.<0P II.
NJ, II a. NJ. ana P. ~, and Baltimore at $50 and
rs A. NJ, and $50 NJ. will stop only at AsnapoIis
WAY Passengers must tsfe the Aeeommoda,,o.
Trains Will leave wsshinston and Baltimore
W. p. SMITH,
de II Master OF Transportation, Bait.
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Q. n. PIXIES
ARMY CORDIAL

In presenting this delicious beverage to the
public, IL 10 not our intention 70 herald Il as q
quack medicine, that will cure all diseases and
affections that humas. nature is heir to, but that
Il In purely comb nation Of most delicious
fruits, distilled unde' our own personal super
vision, having dele terious or Injurious admix-
lures 50 common with many compounds forced
upon the Public In tfse shape Of TONES, &c.
PIXIES ARMY CORDIAL will become one
Of the most useful and at the same time healthful
beverages that has es er been offered. We take
much pleasure In thu, presenting 1t, particularly
to Soldiers, who are exposed to change Of wealth
er, climate and hsras hip, as the best invigortor
that can be found.
SAM'L. N. PIKE co.
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ET..ss.i R.@.I SSesy - ss>S
mn, All n,se.srs -.
- D'sAoeS of irhVphNoE'
LII NO FALSE DELlCACY PREVENT
iMH1DiALf'
0URE KARRANTED, Oh NO CHARGE,
w DAi0'
w..n.s 4 ne B.,,. str,e.sss., iss,d,Ol q o. ns.
80 6 Sss SoS,s Discharges, inpossne,. e.n
fts@bsl., D%Ds.. sfh, o. eiddin..., Dis...s q Z.
rsrs. o.sSS: .1 u. as1 .a ' ss
@ Which .aS.I Mslss. Sic Dss s..,, f rae
soy 'na h'0a yoUva xpx
E.pssl.y .h. h.,. S.cen. DE victim. 9. Solitary Wet.
sIasd .lsnts and brilliant intsi.et VIE mir .sh.rvss
have sntranesd fastening stnatss with -. thsnds d sle
S,see. q vailed % scs.ey De living lyr, may s. viii
MARRIAGE.
s.ns q pS,a ss.s s:si is .:sss s
isfsrmiuss, &c, speedily cured 's.o'' e''"'''
..., .ss R:s: s Ss1S, ace: q. ear: D. %
rely sF.n bis skin a, Phyrei.a.
,.t az "a, 1 w. SO n,in tnEDshICk 81
hs ssrssr Fan sst 70 oS..rr, 49, s,gs. ser IT..
~ pau sDo eontain stamp.
s.,s,, :, III. ~. n c SUa =, ,
sts rem 60. q &. os ss;s,.. Ls hsso.s,
q. hosyt.I. Of Lontca Paris P.d.phis and sls.sssrs
s ssm. q de nos ..tOnishaT lhst
..n 10 $780,! 80 s9 nngnf N ne oeea ans
..da. .e,rS. - 49, - Sslef aAfno
..n.,ins, rt,h oA olesolnl stsnosa
Ssu.sIn WIN es@nfsmsn' - mano, vsrs esrst tnms-
-.ur m p-,or x,1--
!Ahb fAhIICGLAh NOTICE.
IGnt Msn sno ethsr Who have injured themselves By q
ssfaln Pracues INDUCED 10 when Aeusa habit fsqssny
vsise ar. nss,, s. .ss0o.' ts' ss.sa
rsnd,rs marras, nroxsib. "a d..,r.. 49, ,sshS l
ody, should sppIy minsdistsiv -
These Of he d sd stset. nred,e,S
BY early habits OF youth via wsaku,s Of ID, Bach .nd
Hbs Pains Head D4mp,,s Of slzbt Loss Of use
Power Pslptafou OF tbs H,,rt Dy,nsn., N,,,e1.
hility Dsranf,m,nt of On. ns,,y. Fync,;o,.
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DENTISTRY.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL cRSopLAsr, BONE
T e E T II.
WITHOUT METAL PLATE on CLASPS.

DR.. 9. sI6EsMOND,
sio broedtsds, Nsts Yok-260 Psassytcaaia AZ
calls the attention of the public 20 the following
savenasss OF biz improved system; -
l. Inc Teeth OF his manufacture will ~
never oorode nor change color By any
selds; oeinS three foerths bier than any other,
ernnoia ones can DO Inserted oyer them
o ache. 81 Ho'ef
& No Temporary tech are needed, as permanent
ones oen be made Immediately, thereby preseryips
the natural EXPRESSION Of The lace vfijoh ap5r1
the 1.d y stem is frequently disfEured.
This work has been fully tested ever Ave Years
county. VI '''
Or, 8, has also invented q white undestruoeiys
metal filling. with which the most sensitiye t6eth
Gan be hled without pain, and can build up a per-
sSuEq t9oth on any SIDE roots which viii last
n The best Of references rlyen-to Dr. v. Mott; Or,
jH pdss PIotssser Of Chemlstry. Ys Hon.
ton, ana thousands of others.
Call and examine for yourself. nosem
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SMITH & BROTHERS
+ A l. T. Q II T. A NJ A l. + :,
SUPERIOR AMBER ALE,
PORTER AND NEW YORK BROWN STOITT

PURTEK AND NEW YORK BROWN STOUT.
The above CELEBRATED AMERICAN
ALES are BreYed from the CHOICEST BAR
LEY MALT and HOPS, and highly esteemed by
those who have used them. Purchasers are 70
suested TO call and examine our superior stock,
assured that they WI! find the BEST and PuREST
articles.
We have at all times large stook ready for de
livery. in whole, half and quarter casks, suitable
for the TRADE, HOTELS, and FAMILY USE,
which We offer on the MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS.
SMITH & BROTHER, Brewers,
No.15 4 100 West 18th st, New York City.
Orders by Mai or Express promptly executed.
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NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAIL WAY,


sUPERINTENDENT's oFFICE.l
CALVERT STATION, Baltimore. Nay rs, 1881.
On and after Sunday, May 18th, l&s1 TrSin. on
the NORTHERN CENTRAL HALLWAY AZ
rive and depart a. follows. until further n<tice.
MAIL stsI5 A. M,
EXPRESS 81 asp, NJ.
M.
The ais A. N. train oonnects at Relay Houss
VIII trains on the Western Maryland Rsirosd;
a. Hanover Junction with Hanover and Geftsbura
Railroads; az York with York and WriShtsyills
hsllroed; e HarrisburG With Pennsylvnrin Rail-
rosd for al parts Of The West, .lsO With Lebennon
valley RAILROAD 90 NsW Yori dsrsef; at Northum-
bertrand With L. and b. Rstrosd Tor Kinfston and
Al PSrts Of ysomHE Valley and 81 sunbury With
NT9T Ss q fspH2sylysnia and Nsy YoTf.
ions except Hanger RAILROAD, WrfhtsviIis
h4Iroe1 az The L0nnon valley Rsilroed.
Ihee r. M; tram MAKES connections with Penn
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS LRRITB,
ba4. NJ E y g HAITI
For Tiqketsz and information fpsuire m ths
T. q. Cl-IRE Suxt
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R9 gS Wa EEyPoRT

FOB 9NyIA NEWPORT
szYF & VI safSt i;;s,
strensth and yeed, hst pernculaFiy sospteo % The
& LIZ r ks.t s sS5 Sas
rosd, dlst&noe 9f e yilss only % Bostpn.
s The ssss4sI EMRIRE sJATE, Cart Brsytof
sssSnni Il hTiS5ft fsse c cs
TussdAys, Thursdsys. and Saturdays, 81 o'oiocf
I, ~. touching ~ NevPort eech way.
These Stcancn Are tfted with oommodious
state rooms, and every eftnfement for the secun-
q and comfort Of E>ssenEert, Who are Afforded by
tel q, rHgSe nirhtS reu On board. and on arrival
lnt Boston eayiy the following morning OF may
sSn So hrg Which they may resSh BOstos
A beGTsEe msxter 10 attached 20 each steamer.
who receives and tickets the bexEsse, and aocoNl,
penfes the same 20 its destination.
A steamer runa IN connection with this Line b.
tween Fal River and Provldenoe daily, except
Freight 70 Boston ~ Forwarded through With
rest Dispatch b. an Express Train, which leaves
" o'oloof for boston AID New Bsdford, srr1vinr
~ ts Destination st about n A. M -
oss On Per SorsS kiv.S For ss. e rooSs
sSsn estas aS On q 4 Ss.ss @
70 and n w esf sfreet N ".
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WATCHES.
uoLD AND sI i vMEp EElN.SLIsH. SWISS
have now on hand q large stock Of all the most
celebrated Watches, that am selling ct the very
lowest prices that good and reliable time Keepers
can be afforded at; and everJ description Of fue
yEWELRY on hand; al nev styles reoeiysd a.
soon ee manufactured, and offered ct the lowest
All hinds Of MILITARY GOODS on hand, such
e. Rev9,vers, Swords. Ssshes, Belts, Bowie
Army Trunks and Bed Combined; and many other
things useful and ornamental at 33S Pennsylysnis
avenue. nnS IF II. A. HOOD.
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<4H7 sEiE EM owsEEkktY ,YtTwEEN
~ Lssai M s .Od sn 5NP LISaRrooL
Queenstown, Ireland
The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphis
stssmshIs Company intend dIspstchiua theif M
powered Clyde- built iron Steamsh hi pc a. follovsl
s sihTAsS OF SiLTIssSiSs1EEt .y' A2fu' ,o 81
KANGAROO, iNh
And ever Saturday, 1t noon. from Pier a, Sorth
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Up. BARTHOLOW,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL pRALxR IN -
Hardware L Agricultural Implements,


$50 SEVENTH STREET,
6etsU Pa, dcssss, toppo. Easf snd Csatre Mayksf,)
WASHINGTON, D. @.
Ny stock embraces many artlc les for Army pur-
poses aufong which are the following;
Cana Rsrrows, Rope,
Wheel Barrows, Axes,
Trncks-hssvy and light, Picks,
grind stones, Hstchets,
kpv Is. Pick Handles,
Blacksm Tools, AK Handles,
Portable Porges, Rattan or stable brooms,
Camp Stoves, Forks
Letter Presses, Shovels,
Powder and Burglar Spades,
Proof Wrought ron Log Chains,
Boxes, Ha ter Chains,
FIRE and Burglar Proof 9Th Chains,
SAFES, Trace Chains,
noree Poyers, Swingletrees,
Portable Ovens, tiames
hoTss Buckets, lCuf{J Combs,
water BUCKETS, iCerds,
Measures, Rand Carts
Stable Lanterns, Fairbenfs, Scajes-Hav
Cut Mails, Platform And Counts,
Wrought Nails, Butchers Scales.
Horseshoe Nails, Butcher Knlyee
MrenChes, Hoos IIoon
Wagon Jacks, STRAP iron 40 IN
Ok Yokes. Porta HE MllIs for Grind
large FLOWS, &c, TO-, ing Horse Feed,
bay ana Stav CUltsis, Machinery Of all kinds.
SOrn snellets, - de lS-eo7w
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NEW YORK an, ARR ERIE RAIL

NE" YORK R HokR EEIk RAIL
MIA Ferry and Lon1 Dcef. ffom foot Of Ch.nSeTs
street, rev OH a. lolovei va:
100 am EXPRESS. for Dunkirk, and Buffalo,
and principal intermeoiste Stations
Stanors-Thls Train rrmAlns over night 90 ElmIra
sc UG ne MIX t1e Pea as., oYe ol 6u.v. and int.
III nJS a n ACCOMMODATION. daily, for Por
tc 4: m. WAY. scr xiddlssovr. Nsvburrh.
e 800 !. m: Nc sTi GsSSPREss, daily, for pvD-
Kirk, BufAlo, CAnAndslGua. And principal Stations
The Train Of Saturday stops 90 el Mail Trsin
go AocoMMoDATIoN,fo for HornssviIls,
NATHANIEL mTRsfi. Recesr.s' eeph
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WIN. CORWIN BURGY,
LATE With the old aud well known house Of
WIN. cOHWIN 4 CO,

NEW YORK,
Qs6!sT ~ choices Era tdtsS, Wia,S Cigars, &c, azd
IDzpoyfsy Of Teas and ChiaESs FaRrE Goods,
No. 3SI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
(kntIeDoe sixth street,
WaShtSgtos. ID. c.
The attention Of oOnno;sseurs aud the public gen.
orally 10 invited To my stOt Of hne Brsndes, Wines
OSALs, Teas, 10. comprising Hsnnsssey Ota I'd
and SsJer Brandies. WIDOW Ciioqunt, Moot 4
Chsndon. NUNS, Heidsick & Co and ssOciates
VeTssueJ, Champssn nee; Perm,rtns, AmoIt;lsdo
spd Iisrte SheIries; Wsnderer, Reserve and
south Side Msdeirss; II trmony ard Purmerster
Poits; the celebrated "W5C" CLUB House Gin;
irish, sco oh, Bourbon And MonOI gahsls WINS
kles; Jamaica 81 -. CrOIX Runs; Csbana, Fig
gro, Ia Rosa de Santiago, q EspanoIa ana various
brands OF ca airs and very fine Young tyson, Hy-
son. Imperial and English Bros kf3st Tees In catty
boxes imported BY self expressly for family use
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49, f fPIss$$fR FSE sEEiSt $S Xxx:

s66s.sf sD T sSgEskkt a. . az
Trains for Phasde phis win leave President streef
Dsso. es,lI IsfSss :, ssnsa lss folley, E
as a: NJ; Eysninr N til st IS o'olocf. on sSUN-
DAfSA % 2. NJ. only. AL trains connect wfth
days. W
A Freight Tram With passenger car attached
saves 81 r. "a stopping 81 al Stations between
Passengers for Delaware and the Eastern shore
81 MeTlAnd VIII and the most xpcditiops route by
NAll COlofed Persons must rive bond before
entering the oars.
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Passengers forwarded 20 Hsvre. Bremen. Rot
| teTaam. Antverp, 90 % reduoed through fares.
buy tofets st low rates.
for further Information apply nc the Csptsins
| Once. IOBN'G, DALI ISent
Or to Q. A. HERRING, Adams EssressS Bssis-
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- NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
nal service between Wsghinfton,
s.Lnmore, and Old Point Fortress EkS
Monday, the 18th instant the Bay L inc Of 4mers
slll cave Bstlmore EyERY DAY lexcept SUI
O'CLOCK p. N, or Immediately afteT the arrfvkI 81
the w washington Train, which leaves Washinrton
mD-1 MN. FALLS, Pres,t
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DISEASES Of ImPRuDEycR

fsE MANY fEoUsAFDs eJrsd at thiS inItitEdsu vtki.
last vsntssn ysert, and the important SURF
cal spsrShsns Psrfsrnsd By Or. Johnssn wnss,d BY
hkef,n ne Papers and mary ether psrSsui, nscss 81
vsh have appeared again AID again before the ruse
Gd.s his standing gentleman Of character and rspsns-
sityp 10 sth sitnt guarantees GEietso mar ItIy
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WE'D on BRIDAL GIFTS.
siLVt>E URNS,
SILVER TUREENs

S00 ELEVENTH STREET. EO0
T.. FISHER & BROTHERS,
FRENCH STEAM SCOURERS.
BALTIMORE, MD.
The only place this side of New York, where
you can get silk Dress cleaned, restoring the
iosue eSu9l 10 new. MOrlnOes, Uelaines. and all
klhds OF Ladies Dresses cleaned without taken
apart.
- Grape and other Shavls, Table Covers and
Gentlemen's Clothing, cleaned in the be st manner
make L more easily to soil.
N. b. Goods will be sent To Baltimore twice a
week and return with like prOmptness.
De II wv VIM. z. SHEDD, Agent
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SS5 SEVENTH STREET,
6eisr Pa, drssss, toppo. East snd Csatre Marksf,
WASHINGTON, d. @.
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M1NoE MEAT:sc. $50.
s,s CON. ~ u 4 ( and Ssiass,s~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05

A Lively Time In these exciting wal
ti@es, ihseity Of Tiffin. for the last two o.
three weeks, has been full OF lie, and our
terprising business n.en full Of trade. II /.
we'll known throughout Ohio, that THIN |,
an active poiat for trade az alt seasons oftb,
year, bat the large number OF soldiers w.it.
ing here for orders 10 move. give the towu
theappearanee Of more than ordinary stir
Many Of The Jrate and hardy soma Of Old
Seneca have enlstsd in Uncle Sans arny
and are waiting here til their quarter. are
prepared for them, at Camp r,e,ille. 1,
is likely they win take their departure 10.
day or TO morrow. Martial music has kept
the town alive for some time--ths fife and
drum ia the first thing you hear In the morn
ing and she last thing you hear when rstir.
ipg TO rest. But our gallant boys are going
10 the service Of their country, TO aid in put
ting down this wicked and Infamous rebel.
.ion' ana we hope they may an have good
tines sblessed with good health during their
absence, sad when peace 10 again restored to
our country. that thsy ell may return to
their loved ONES they isit behind. with honor
10 themselves, and the good sld-esunty they
reprcsert. s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05
New York Market.

NEw YoRk July 90.
FLorR-Salcs of .sDD bbls at s5.O0@5 25
for super western IS 40Ga4 so for common
TO medium extra western: S. 45tG5 60 for in.
ferior To good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHrsr-salesat at 81 l0@sl i6.
RYE-Sales AT OO@1le.
BARLEv-Salesa at SOlsc.
CoRS-sales $4,000 bn At 46@4s for new
yellow.
OArs-saies at 42@4ic for State, west
ern and Canadian.
WuisKY-held 26llc.
PoRK--Sales. $50 bills at sII ,50C600 00
for mess II 50@i2 so for prime
BkEY-Sales at SIS 50@7 90 for country
prime; % 00@ 10 90 for country mess.
BErr HAns-steady. Sales at $l6 5U@s00
90 for western.
Cur MEArs-Duli, at 3is@4c for shoul.
dcrs, and424 @5Iac for hams.
BACON Steady. Sales at 634c.
LARp--sales at 719@sisc.
BprrER--A fair business doing at l0@i7
for Obioi I6@l9c for State.
CHEEl E-4lasc
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05

The Lady's Aid socIciy.-we are re
quested 10y tho ladies Of this benevolent so
ee'y' OF this place, to request contributions
Of following named articles. to be for.
w"rded to our brave wounded soldiers, who
have fallen in the late battles. Contribution
are kindly solicited for that praiseworthy OBJ
jrct. from the farmers and Others througLo
Seneca county. The following articles ar,
much needed for our disabled soldiers.
Sheets, pillow cases. pillows. old linen for
lint. old cotton for bandsges. blankets and
comforts, flannel for drawers. wooden socks
wooien mittsns and woolen yarn, all kinds
OF dried fruits. hard soap. onions. swss. cor,
dried, 30.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05

The Butt"r-Nuts of Logan county, me
in Bellefontaine, on Saturday last, and made
straight out Butter, Nut nominations 70,
county officers. The Butter Nuts expect tc
carry the county. Out Of the sixteen hun
dred soldiers that left that county. for the
seat of war, thee were four hundred loyal
and brave democrats among the numbe,., who
detest and shun the wicked machinationsan nd
artful designs Of this corrupt organization,
The Butter Nut candidate for Congress in tho
4th Congressional District was present. and
addpessed the meeting. lie INDUCED in the
usual slang wang style OF the stump speak
ers Of that party, abusing and slandering all
those ~hc favors the war, and those w',o are
now fighting for the rights and liberty he n.
ioys at tea present time.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05
Our Srma Correspondence
FROM THE soTH OIIIo.

BrvrhLr, Va, Aug. "a.
Don't wonder at the place this 10 dated
but read me through patiently. In my ls.
l told you we were ordered off on fvs day,
scout. Well, we marched that night II
miles to West Milford, and, after throwing
out our picksts, went to sleep in church
start ed out next day and arrested some IS OF
20 seossb. and next day arrested about a.
many more, and then returned to Milford
having pressed some 30 horses into the ser
vice. and captured about SIS pr isoners, all
the time living of Of the sscesh. They live
we'll. and they gave US their best. II Is the
best living. by far, we have had since We
have been in the service, and better than We
get at home. Next day stayed and took
charge OF the prisoners. and all the boys that
had horses rode of on a scout.
About sundown it was whispered through
camp that We were ordered to march To
Buekhannon. The Captain told me that |
should keep all the company together as they
would have to form In line at hall past four.
However, in the morning, We got ready and
started on at O'Clock in the opposite di.
feeuon' 10 Oiark'ourg, aud after taking a
good breakfast at the farm houses along the
rond' marched 'hIriy miles, TO Buckhannon.
rret'y long march, out We took It SLOW and
steady and we stood 1t right we'll We had
piece OF corn bread for dinner. and cup
Of coffee and some hard eraekerS for supper.
We found the rest OF the regiment, except
the four companies at Parsersburg, a'ready
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05
THE COMING DRAFT.

We've stirring times in every place
Since drafting ia the go:
Such sudden changes on each face
Our town did never show.
Some men with whiskers black ms ink
Have walked our streets ench day
Good Lord! What will the ladies think 7
They've turned so soon to grayi
Before, We thought them all so young,
go hearty, aud so quick;
But now their nerves are quite un,trung-
They're old, infirm. and sick. q.
The youngsters, too, throughout the place
All trying 10 be men.
Have scrapcd tho hair from of their fnce--
Are now small boys again.
The doctors, too, have many calls
They never had before,
To certify that bumps or falls
May lame their patisnts more.
Some cain their backs nro very weak;
some claim rheumatic pain,
And half declaring When they speak
They'll ne'er be well again.
Such a crippled. sckly set Of men
Was hever seeh alive;
And all are under eighteen years,
Or over foIty five.
And then to see the daily rush
70 Cauada's barren shore,
The bites are letting nature gush,
AS the darkies did Of yoro
There let them mix and have a time
The eowardJ and the blacks,
And let US pray through coming time,
That neither will come back.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05

ing the Rinekold ssesItt and batteries Of
artillery.
We travelled fcr miles and miles. and rsss-
cd no houses, In fact nothing bu, woed. and
hill, and moun,ains
The people aud authorities here we're aw-
mlly scared. They thought large force Of
rebel, we're marching upon them. And then
we we're ordered to NAH. a forced march
here. We came but the rebels did .O,.
We have Just received orders fOr to march
to morrow morning. We, the prlvste'. dc
not know In what dlreetOni but We are 10
stay nine day.
ism.