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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28
seneca Co. RibIe socictr..

Seneca Co. Bible Society," gl
annual meeting of the Seneca Couut, Bile
Society, was held at the German Reformed
Church, on Sunday evening. Feb. Oh. Ey,
cry seat was filled and many were unable tc
gain admittance.
The Hon. Henry Ebert, PEGS, was in the
chair.
Rev John McLain read the 18th Psalm,
and Rev. Mr.. Andrews offered prayer
The reports Of the officers were presented
and adopted. That of the Sec'y showed that
noble work had been performed in the
county.
The following officers we're elected;
Judge II. Ebert. Pres. all the clergymen
of the city, Vice Pres; Rev. H. @. Kinney
sec.. e. W. Cunningham, Treas, DuBois &
Co., depository.
Addresses were deliver ed by Reys Kin
ney, Hartshorn, Smith, Jones and Nsisr y.
A collection was taken up for the bsusi
ef The society.
After benediction from ~ Kiensr he
cen -regal lion was dismissed.
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TIFFIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Ma. EpIroR:-A recent journey has given
the writer an opportunity Of visiting several
schools. This, very naturally. suggested a
comparison between them and our own Tilhn
Schools. Such a comparison, to say the
least. reflects no dseredit upon our Teachers
and Board Of Education. lf all the citizens
would make the same observations, they
would be gratiaed With the result. aud would
be more than ever desirous and determined
that our schools shall be well sustained.
Al the close OF the last term. the Board ap.
pointed an Examining Committee, A part
Of that committee briefly reported, verbally,
at the close of the session; some Of the others
made written statements, which we're present.
ed at the last meeting Of the Board. 1t was
thought besttc give them to the public. II
not too late, please permit few extracts
The statistics will probably interest the schol.
ars. II not their parents.
OF Miss Benham's room, the Rev. Mr. Kin.
uey says;
"The room is the worst ventilated In the
whole building. II this defect could be rem.
cdied, 1t should be, as the health Of the chill
drcn must suffer-"
Class A, both spelling and reading, re.
markably good for children OF their nges-be.
tween seven aud nine. Glass b, good, but
inferior to A. Class A, in mental arithme.
tic, VERY fue. Very few questions were
missed out Of over Que hundred and fifty"
Miss Appleby's room. Class b, out oftwo
hundred and forty.seven words spelt, only
seven were missed Reading needs more ex.
preston. Did not hear class A. Glasses A
and b in Geography, showed an acquaintance
with the maps we have seldom seen eqaaled.
In Mental Arithmetic, perhaps one scholar
out Of eight missed.
Miss Ebbett's room. Judge Hord gives
fine report OF the reading and spelling, SAYS
class missed six questions in geography
Mr. Kinney says cla,s A was almost as good. |
or classes A and b in Arithmetic, Mr.. Kin.
ney says; "Nevcr has the chairman heard a
class, in this branch, who could equal those
under the tuition Of Miss Ebert"
Judge Lang, speaking of the schools gen.
orally, says: 81 have been more or less iden.
tilted with the schools of Tilin, for the last !
quarter of century, and can truly say, that
% no time, has there been go much accom-
iished, for the youth of TifIin, in so short :
inc, as during the last term. | have no ad |
ice to give, no proposition to make
Several other items will be given very soon
should there be room in your columns.
A. JONES,
Chairman Ex, Com.
Tflin, Feb, 81, go.
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More Tinin Boys ut Donelson.-It
Dos turns out that the 5sth Ohio, Col. Bous.
enwein, was in the fight at Fort Donelson
and did noble execution, on Saturday, t.
driving the enemy into their works, with n
loss to themselves of one killed and five woun.
ded. 1t will be remembered that Lieutenant
Rhode of Tifin and about 25 Germaus. re-.
cruited by him here, are in this Reg. This
Reg has the honor of first planting the Stars
and Stri ipes" on the Fort.
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Celebration of the 22d in TIfin.-
Tho 23i was appropriately observed in Tif
hn' Flogs were displayed all over the city,
and bandbiIls were posted. for citizens
meeting at the Court House, in the evening
When the hour arrived "a large ooneourse Of
citizens, male and female e,crowdpd the Court
Room to overfowing. wngner's Band was
present and favored The audience with "Hail
Columbia" and other patriotic pieces. Two
large fags and potrail Of the immortal |
wAsHISoroS were displayed over the speak
er's stand.
The meeting was organized by calling
Judge Henry Ebbert 10 the Chair and ap.
pointing Lyman White, Esq. Vice President
and John Crum Of Eden, sec,y.
An appropriate prayer was offered by Rev.
g. s. Phillips, after which washipgton's
Farewell Address was read by Prot. l.. e.
HOiden' which was listened to with profound
attention.
After music by the Band. Judge ]. X.
Hord was called out. who delivered one Of
those sensible and sober speech, for which
he 10 30 well known, sL,w'sg that in the
hush Of victory We should remember the he
role dead and not forget our obligations to
the Constitution and TO other nations He dep,
reoatsd the ''spresd ga agle" style Of our Fourth
II Jaiy osator.
The choir then sung the "star spsugled
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The grcatFrenchRcmcdy
MADAM BoIvINs CELEBRATED
SILVER COATED FEMALE PILLS.

The only certain and Safe Remedy for ell Utsrin
Distractions, Monthly Ddicuie', Irregularites,sn an
al the other diseases which the woman, Wife and
Mother is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain no dsletsrOus ingredients bu
are safe nd certain Ia their scuOn. They will be
found to the hSppss effects IN all cases Of Pro.
lapsus Uter, in Levehousa. the Whites, they will
be foundthe easiest and certain Cure that be
found II iso account ofthis csnSiuty they should
not be taken by Pregnant Females, (turng the first
mouths. miscarriage certain) to he brought on,
but at other pei DDS their use IL perfectly safe.
N.B.-One dollar and three postage stamps enclosed
TO any authorized agent, will ensure package ofpis
By return mail.
c. C.CRosBY, General Agent, Bafslo, N. Y.
Carries. S.--psware Of Counteffeits; the geuuiue
Aaye the signature orc Crosby the outside wrapper
For sale BY I. l.. st. John Il Co., Dubois& 60. and
J. =. MsrquSrdt. Tiffn. o. ocul-R
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Sheriff Sale.
Anson O. Anderson and others


Michael Corrigan and othors.
by virtue ofan order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca county. Ohio at
the Nov. term, A ID. 1861 in the above entitled
cause and to me directed, | will offer for sale
ut public yendue. at the door Of the Court
House In the city of Tifiin IN said county. on
Tue l7th DAY or MARcn, a. D. 1869,
between the hours Of 10 o clock A. M. and 4
o'clock p, NJ. ofsaij day the following lunds
and tenements, to wit:
The east half Of the south east quarter Of
section two (2), township two (2) north Of
range fourteen (l4) east, containing eighty
acres Of land, more or less.
Aud the west half OF the south east
qparler Of of section two (2), north OF range
fourteen (li) east. Containing eighty acres
OF land, more or less.
TERMS 0F SALE. One third cash on
day Of sale, one-third In twelve months, aud
ane third "a twenty four months, with interest.
] hedeigIred payments TO be secured by mort
Brf eu said premises.
3 raised at Sde00.00.
LEVI WEIRlCK..
Sheriff.
Fc@pary u, 1861. ss.65
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The 55th at Grafton.-When last heard
from, the 55lh had returned to Grafton. They
were only ordered to New Creek temporarily
to support Gen. Lander. They are properly
in RosecraHs' Division.
Bv the way, we notice that Col. Lee has
been highy complimented by Acting Briga.
ii,r BEN. Dunning, for the gallant conduct Of
p 5atn at Mooreheld.
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Another Soldier Gone.-The main.
of John Emiek. son of Jac. Emick cf ri1.r,
who died in Kentucky on thc %, wlre
brought home for interment on Mond1y lie
enlised in the 5Oth Ind. Reg't and was in
Gen. Nelson's Brigade.
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Recruiting.-We understand that Lieut.
Mccormack has had very good success in re.
cruiting for the 10Th, having enlisted some
90 or 25 men.
Capt. Higinbotham, Of the lst U. s. Chas.
reurs, has also recruited 10 or Is men.
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uaru, > lines oriess, one year SW
sv-A rsduction Of per cent, from the above rates
win be made for Cash.
s space, occupied by ioliass OF the type eompo'ing
the body Of the advertisement, will be considered a
square
Al transient advertisements, together with Admins
ttaon, A,tAchmenr, Road sni Ditch Notices, must be
pdd iorin advance.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite time will
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly advertisements are inserted, one or
mote changes will be allowed.
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A Noble Work.-We understand tina.
the teachers and pupils Of our Union Schools
last week, prepared and forwarded to Cincin.
natl, several thousand yards Of bandages, for
our wounded soldiers. This 10 doing angels
work.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28

The Small Pos.-This thulent disease
which has been raging 10 considerable extent
in the Eastern States, hes rnsic its appear.
anee dosn on the plains. south part Of this
township. Only two eases rercited thus ar
but j, Is feared that many have been expossd.
The school in the district south Of town has
been broken up 10 consequence. The dAcase
was brought IN the couaty hy soi,iier. We
would advise all pegsons who have not been
vsecinatcd TO do so At once.-t tBucyrus Jour-
nal
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28

Prepare TO make Sugar.-Evcry far.
mer. who has camp, should now get eNdy
to make maple sugar. Don't let the best days
pass unimproved. 1t is expected also that
every farmer in Seneca CO., will plar' next
season, from one TO ten acres Of Sorgf uu
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TiMn Prices Current.

Corrected Weekiyby 5. u. sSEArn, Dealer In a
kinds OF Grain. &c, l.oe.sefs Block, Tim.
PoRK-3, ,25 to 900
WHEAT -SOd06
CoHS- (shrlird27l.
40 (ERtle5 Q.
RYE--OOG40.
BARLRY--ON 05e.
OATs--ls 42Ou
PorAroKs--3j830
fLAx Ssen-- Su.UObI 90.
BUrrER--sDi0e
LARp-5c
TALLow--6c.
SAoKED HANS 6eDec.
do SIpES AND SHouLpEEE--ie.
Picked PoRK--dD7c.
Cloves sSEgD-S37O.G3 GO.
BEEswAN--0O sD20o.
Fg ,THERs-- lgOOe 3 )
RAus--9c.
GREES HtDEs-?Hc "a
URN do &c.
Eass-lOe. y dozen.
Timothy seed,-l.759i,0e
WooL-35RtO
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28

The Weather has been guilty ofall kinds
of freaks lately, and there is no telling what
a day may bring forth-snow foot deep to-.
day. to morrow itoll disappears. The San
dusky is on "bender" again.
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Capt Higinbotham returns to Wash.
ington, next Tuesday. He takes with him
a number OF recruits and, among the rest,
Van c. Coourod and Rurh Trimble. Capt.
Il. wants 3 OF 4 more good men.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28

Rev. G. y. Phillips prsncheda v,-y ..
discourse, at the n. E. Church, or SUNDAY
evening, on the Bible. as the BASIS ol Human
Rights and Free Government. Before serv.
ice the choir improvised "the Star Spangled
Banner.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28

The 40th was not at the Fort Donelson
fight, as reported. When last heard from
they were near Bowling Green and they,
doub tless. helped to nail the "Stars and
Stripesn 70 the capilol in Nashyille.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28

-BoIkiey's Evsporaior, used for
boiling sap or for heating feed for stock.
1t will do more work for less money than any.
evaporator in the world For sale at safell
4 Baldwins.
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tS-HEApouARTERs COMPANY !

eS-HEADQUARTERs COMPANY h,
Il. q. G.) Sixth Regiment, o. ", Camp nj
Beverly, Va, July 27th. 1861.
DR. Z. W. KoBAcK, Cincinnati, Ohio:
Dear Sir-We received your long wished
for and welcome Remedies few days ago,
and hasten 20 return You unanimous expires
sion in regard to our high opinion of the mer.
It's OF same.
We have used them with great benefit In
our Company, and heartily attest 20 the pub
lie opinion Of their great beuefts. In our
cases, especially where there have been so
many great changes as from the civilian in
daily routine In bdsiuess at home to the eN.
posed habits Of active soldiers in a strange
aud unnatural country, do we most appreci
ate the merits Of such heaven. sent values as
yours. To all those In our position do We
most emphatically recommend your remedies,
being assured. FROM experience, that they
will be very welcome companion.
Yours. very truly.
JOSEPH A. ANDREWS,
Capt Co. b, Sixth Reg't, o. V.
Signed,
jams Y. Semple. lst Sergeant Company h
Chas. IL. Foster, ID Sergent
Chas. b. Russell, let Lieut.. Co b.
Thos. S. Royse, 2d Z"
f. b Warren, 30 Sarg't "
5 A, Thayer, dth Serg't E"
Saml u. Sehooley Commissary.
Corporal Charles w. Taylor.
Corporal Edward Bultmann.
Corporal Carlton q. Gable.
Togcther with 90 private5--a unanimous
expression being given.
For sale at No. East Fourth st.eet, and
by druggists everywhere.
The special attention Of Suffers Is solicited
10 this IA being the best articles Cor CON.
plants Incident TO camp life. nov7lm
Neuralgia can he permanently cured by
Or. Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band" Sec
Mt of "GrenL CurcO In nn,,ihnr
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The Etna Insurance Co. is one Of the
safest in the country. N L. Brewer Is agent
for Tifir. See advertisements,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28

Poisoned.--We learn that f. II. Webster
a daguerrean artist, Of CNey, died last week
from the effects Of roison inhaled while en-
aged with his chemicals.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28

The s1th on the Novelty a dispatch
from Col. Mungen to g. Is Wilson. we learn
that the 5Ith left Camp Chase Tuesday eve.
ming for Psducah, Kentucky -tFindlay Cour.
ier.
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Col. zahm's RcEimen,.-The Louis.

The Third Ohio Cavalry, Col. Zahm, are
quattsred at Camp Wright, opposite this city.
IL is composed ofa body OF 6ue stalwart men 4,
who are well mounted and equipped. and
will do yeomsn service in the great warfare
for The restoration Of the Union.
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Friday. February as, ise2.
Job Printing.

We have all the facilities of the larger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing,
in the highest style of the Art. and on very
reasonable terms. Give us a call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28

Illuminated Yerk and Nsylor's block
was handsomely illuminated on Saturday
evening.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28

Thanks to II. s. Rum6eld for copies Of
the Deseret News.
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Partition Notice.

0h titIOM lNOtlCCs
Catharine Wagner, widow Of Theboald
Wagner, ate of Seneca County, Ohio, de "a
Theboald Wagner. Christian Wagner, Johp
Wagner, Daniel Wagner, GsoIge wsgper.
Wagner, and Eliza A. Wagner. children aud
heirs.at law Of the said Theboaid Wagner,
deceased, will take notice that on the l6lh
day of January, A. d. 1862. Matthew Porter
aud Mary Porter HE wife, and Daniel Porter
and Charlotte Porter his wife, hled their De.
tition In the seneea oonniy Court Of Common
Plsas. asking for partition or sale. al ths
ease may Be. Of the north tast quarter Of fac.
uonaI section No. 25. 10 township 4, north,
sange ia east, in Seneca coapty, o, III
J. X HoRD,
JOHN iiEAToN.
Att'ys for Petitioners
Jan ei, les2.-eE Psirter's Fees $3.50
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Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops

NEVER fail to destroy and sxtsrminste all kinds Of
Intestinal worL Arc perfectly reliable IN all eases,
andfar superior, to any and all Of the Fancy Worm
Ccnfeetons and vermifuges which are In use
They may BE- taken at all times wihperfeet safety, "
ehsy contain no Mercury, or other dseterions drug
Mothers should always purchase them, and give their
~sildren no other
Each sox contains % drops.
tNo Caihsrtic whatevsris necessrytob be givep.)
Porsale by all druggists aud dealers In medicines
A. I. MATTHEW'S,
oetI1Iy nuAalo, N. y, and Fort Ene. c. W.
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Tinin Retail MarI,ct.

Corrected weekly, by n. A. BUSKIRK n Bro
" hoetale and Retail dealers in Grooeries and pTo
dues of allkindS, shS wban's llloct TifhnO O.l
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Rates of Adventist ng, ,

Agreed upon by the propris,or Of the Tifn Tfibu
and Seneca Advertiser, May 1oth 1858, to be strictly
snIorcsd In all cases.
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NNirs WI llulNs
JOSEPH A. ANDREWS,
Capt Co. b, Sixth Reg't, o. V.

Neuralgia can he permanently cured by
"Dr Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band" SEQ
advertisement OF Great Cure" in another
column.
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RIanks! Blanks !!

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, we'll printed on 6ne paper, kept con
istantly on hand and for sale cheap at the Tai
sURE OFyfcE; such ss
Deeds, SummoHs,
Mortgages, Subpoenas,
Attachments, Nendts,
Executions. Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, Sc, &c.
uTJustices and Notaries supplied on reas-
enable terms..n
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
7 REAR I'm MIND

WThat the TRIBUNE has the iarg-
est circulation, aud h, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, In Seneca
County. Ii
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On Saturday, the sth dsy Of March. ite2.
At or abou, o'clock In The afternoon. at the
late rssideuee u Philip A. Ilsfrison. deosss
ed tive aud half miles east of the villsgs
at Republic, Seneca county, Ohio, viii be
sold to the highest bidder. ,he following teal
estate, 80 the property Of ,aid Philip A. Hsr-
rison. dcoeascd, to.wtt;
The east half aud twenty rods on from tie
ems, sidc u the wet half Of tho south esst
quarter of section thirteen n 81 township tvo
ri north Of range sixteah 1851 east, contain
w one hundred acres of land, be tho ssgss
mere or less.
TERMS OF SALE One half ef the ppr-
g ace money to be paid vn th@ day of ssie.
,or secgrcd 70 be paid as soon ss he ssle y
confirmed 10y The C'urt) The rtmainjef IN two
vqusl annual pay msn,s the deferred ps,intb's
10 be on inttr,st aud secured by mortgage on
the premises.
Mp coLwELL.
/ Executor Of ,he estate Of r. A. Hartison.
| feb7 AZ 1913
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

dowment tor the Relief ofths Sick aa u DisiTssssd
afflicted with VlTalsnt Aad Epidsm.e diseases, sad
especially for the cure Of diseases ofths Sexual Or
ganN.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
~FuIseon, TO all who apply by Latter with dsirrip
uon o. their condition (sge occupation, habits afliG
nished free Of charge.
VALUABLE REPoRTs on spsrmatouhoa, and
atheI diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and tie NEW
REMEDIES enc loyed IN the DispsnsAry, sent to the
aieed 10 sealed letter enyeones sas af ehsTss Two
fthIes Sismps foT postags win be acceptable.
Address, DR.. !. SKiisLIN BOuGHToN, Acting
snrReeh, howaTi Association, No, South Ninlh ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. by orler ftbs Eitseteu
EZRA D.HEARfWBLL, President.
Csc FAIHcHilD, ,EseTstpIV. dso9B.iy
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PRICES REDUCED.
GEO. r. HUSS,
No. 2 Tomb's Block,

SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOK
MUSIC BOOKS,
ALL KINDS OF BOOKS.
Union Paper, so styles,
Union Envelopes, so styles,
Commercial Note Paper,
Letter Paper,
Foolscsp Paper,
Envelopes of every kind,
Autographs and Steel Engravings
of all the Generals in the army.
Diaries,
Pictures,
States,
Music,
Memorandums,
Gold Pens;
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II 10 conveniently arrange Band, eontnining A
medicAlcd oompsurd, 10 be NORA arnund the Wai.t
without injury To the most delicate psf,ons no rhAnrs
~ habits Of lViAg required aud
inc disease from The system without pradnenr the in
lnhous Effects arising iom The Of
medicines which weaken snd destroy the con ,tituon
MD give temporary fehefonly. ny this ireAiment
the medicinal properties ccntAinsd In the MI CONS
IN contact with the blood pnd reaches tho dt,ensy
uroughthe pores Of the skin, sHrciing In sverv in
stance perfect cure, and reitofes the parts afflicted
to healthy condition. THIS band IL also a mo,i
powerful ASrt.MEBcumAL agent, hnd viii entirely
Iaheys the system from he prTnie effects
Moderate cases aIU epTsr In a few days and se Ars
eonhanlly receiving testimonials ofiis efessy in or
gtnvaied eases Of long standing. -
rRicE S''On, 10 he had OF Druggists generally otcan
be sont by mail express, wihfu for ~,
Onice " ''"N'f''
No. 4oo BROADWAY. New'York.
e. Smith q Co, Sole Proprietors
N. ". Deseriptiye Circulars seut Free
H-Ascnts Wanted fyer,where IN
Sold In Tim by Dubois 4 Co sgenls. and bS.l
good cTugsifi mS1a H.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-12-10

pie respond to united and earnest appeal
from us? Can We, can they, by any other
means so certainly or SO speedily assure these
vital objects We can succeed only by con-
cert. 1t is not @Can any OF MS imagine bet
ter ~ but ssCan we all do better l'' Object.
whatsoever is possible; still the question re-
ours, "Can We do better 7n The dogmas of
the quiet past are insdequste. to the stormy
present. The occasion is piled high with dit
6cuty, and we must rise with the occasion.
As our case ia new, SO We must think anew and
act anew. We must disenthrall ourselves,
and then We shall save our country.
FeilowcitiZens We cannot escape histo-
ry. We Of this congress and this Admins
fration will be remembered in spite of onr-
selves. No personal significance or insignif-
canoe can spare another of US. The
fiery trial through which we pass will light MS
down in honor or dishonor-to the latest gen.
Grafton. We say, 1--WE are for the Union.''
The world will not forget that we say this.
We know how to save the Union. The world
knows we know how to save it. We-even
we here-hoid the power and bear the respon-
sibility. In giving freedom to the slave we
assure freedom to the free-honorable alike
in what we give and what We preserve. We
shall pobly save or meanly lose the last best
hope OF earth. Other means may succeed
this could not fail. The way is plain peace
ful, generous just-a way which, if followed,
the world will forever applaud. and God
must forever bless. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Washington, DC, December 1sf. 1862.