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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07
tsnNERIL 2INNS.
ST.. L4s1. Banks is nov at the Aslos Haus

d., LfrG. BsEEs is no" At lAc -aato' Aou''
T,ea iars. Eia tLsinsia there, il Is said,
r.ist.s 20 .5e organic .ticn OF formidable es-
rea.t:..a 10. tine recovery Of Taxa to TIE
Cnisn. ,Ir. F1r5ey w:itea tcont Washington
To the Pos, ii. -ei,.euc. tc !A.s expedition, al
folIoTs:
The stteatiun of tina Government Of tia
U-.itad States tfas, for long tine, bson ear1i-
ee.l7 Greeted toward Texas; and Tho n.yor-
eeMce >: extended military 3pefs.lons ~ re-
soes the Federal authority III ;ht St'Ie has
Asea str nsly .rd PERSISTENT, Il: Il hE s"rr~
raj del-Ea,i,na III !syai f'rs.as, s.ad~r tils
soIaTn.i A,arTaErs that u lG:ge r'iil,n oI the
people III Texae aro only MhI."is al "pprr'
tnniLy 20 re1urn to .l,air ai!es s.4n"r, ALL es-
raJli-sl, = i.hin fh:r houJiis,ies. on. rr n!'r.
f-ev STA Led, tbus putting u"'lrr yT"sress're .
rcnrrc! and cifiilzcd cu!t,ya,inn tic en-
tire em2l.o shcn declared is inde
p-ndence of Mex,o neatly thirtT yrars
ago .ld was sealed 10 the United Ststes IN
lSal.
"To accomplish tb;s Ssst design will I'M
donhredly ba. the object Of the expedition
nrd-r Gen. Banks. only tSo weeks sgo 40
ax ood;t;on slso looking .owafd Texas, after
clearing Ill. Mlssi7hirpli of Rthri obstrls-
E9as> GAS entfiaiei 1, lI4ini General JnhI
i. MaCiaf"-ni ol Iii.,"i5, mhn il not n tks
W-EEsfh Stu" ra'nsd;ty engaged III a Or
saniG.iinu. rhs .,inchrienI nn-om,cnt OIL
tua sosoo.r,l, headed by t1en. Buk-, and
iank:;,Iy 70 t!S Ga.".- Dbj@rt, nItnr havjn; t'cn
i,.n. 4n1 i.yorat"y considered by ;hs :nili;a.
r; -th"riiies, ha, now nreu io:i:4a!.y '!vcidc1
~ .:Ii-
"lt is designed b tho Govern.
merit ~ cintle thesis two c"a:n.n',ers with
tia lars st discretionary powell They have
enscr.d upoh then ASH, Lasrntors mIch th-
luii c"htiicncb II the sdn.ir;a;rati and will
he supported l. the ~hoIo lnt1uhuce oi the
civil aud lnLi:.'y authorities.
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urADa's ARMY os THE MIisis5lFPI: !
VI Vi. his,uIr, A. A g.

In the NsR iniS Hrrsld.' Of lie 24'h
ul.., wr lid tho following. 1t is the only
t!nn.. r-e hsvs seen that goes u Confirm ihe
article nu ilseryenLion lately copied from the
New York Exproe-
THs DETENTION ionD LTu's IN EHIIASD
IninrInaiiDn If tie mos; positive and trust
y r1i.v character rhs IsvsI1st y tie last
ste.llar fi5iu England tE>. Lotd Lyons, W.:
w.s to hay, utsrtsd igo1 L,4SIpu" .'is tE7
lllh instant en- rous. Tor Washington, hsi
been ordorvd by nis soveinnent I" rsms:r
two 6saks logger. Hp will sail for Amorlcs
by the stssmer Scotia, which lesres Liverpool
tho 25u; in:t.nt This oarcntlofl, II Ii ssld, Is
.;,n. I'm f., N:11tat- tn prepare impof-
t.ui d., p,tche1 I1i t,.o United Srstes gaVei7i'
ms,., VIZ. ,;sYs bee.. determined OF BY the
II i, .yr..ts which have occurred in this ccnn-
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NA,nti.r r=c.rf OF dE.. aooElR AID sEstr,x
ID 'oorCSri-

Ia 06TCIEiS-
,rsn. Hooker Ye:terdsy ysry nsrI owl y es.
rxpsi hoipg killsi 1t Willard's Hotel. Ta.
tIensrsl csG,s iii to1n 10 communicate With
tho Wsr Department, Aid va, il. thB room Of
Senator McDo"gall whcu gantleiasa Sho
waa presenc exhibiting to them sn improved
csro.Es, fired It accidentally, and tho charge,
rassIgs, between tho two Generals, shattered
the wall behind them. These veteran SOL
diars were little startled b. the dis1hs &c
which cams so near putting period 70 tie
rGI6tsnce rf orc or the other Of thsn, bJt
pnrsrrd ,lleir conversation ss if nothing had
4larpaned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07

The e:.: las oesr lhotier Ys::J active G,sis
among tho'Pea-l street lnerchants. hl::ns
the ,hre. Jays pc ,iocs ~ and inc!al..g Sat.
urtsy sizes o! dry gods Were u.uku1.Y
large, aad IL. uai7 tLirs IL. dealers coz
p,snl oi is, tha! thsy caonot marx up tneic
staple g.od3 u coreeGpond wiki the snoTe-
mene; u t:.s supply iuafAeis. The profits
a.e relatively oette: - fsnc? goods and they
have tue satisfaction II adding larger proper.
rion OF those to tho blis they hrs filling ,han
:ley hGie Tor some tiins hitherto.
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c2. i, -. w.t;fcG 20 sE ASSUMED To i cc'I
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7v4slissrcr, Tuesday, OctobsF 2s, l5t2.--
FRO Mcnitn. now lies under the large
sEesrs o. the navy yard to receive her heaTy
,5m aG.sut, DC. Pasaes to visit tho yard will
nor. - prsarDt. Dc issued ty ths NsTT TO-
;.et,innl4t Under any circumstances. MAJ ,;l;
tho bicnilor be exhibited at Ito yA,i, i:
eooo az she is placed in dghing trin. shs viii
s,san sround t. cne OF the city wnar7ss, a.,d
there remain ior shcst time fvr puolc Ill
spec:io1,. -f
In. steane- Jaroh Bell arrived at the na-
Wy yard yesterday from below finy ro'lt.-
one brought up 3 hrge nuiltsr Of reilgees
fron Maryland, who were sudesyoriug to
Iaaks their way into Dixie to escape the so7-
crnnisni draft. Ona of the blockading 5ehoon
sfs, oil the lowsr Potomac, captured fifteen
such larsons III one hadl las1 Hsei
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'ha l"Fs st cisf'e''".'@ p.'Nst 1"ii 10y, "n''
sh.e's' uP'h ''.e,' as tasi''oi0' "!'n 1',1
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sucr oT cuEaaiLL.s h wrsTtIN 7IssBl4,
WasaiHsTcH, Oct. a0.-Ths following Los
b. 81 leeoiv.d st headquarters
CUsscsiaED. MD, Oct, 70. 1862
Is BIZ ,tisg l=eG.!ai F. 2, 5f.sc2,
Chief ot Slhn,
ordered Lieut. Coi. tln,ck, Of ths Twenty
slgh,t ILLINOIS to tako ,ae Rinsgold Cavalry
rnd twu guns OF Rourk's Battery and purIns
tho p.i ty that took this cattle in Hardy coun-
u. Il. i.I, New Ursek last night u dark
B. Tspid march I'll night he overlook che
sIi..s.5 ai iayiight, this in"ra;,E, attacked
Hin. Sid recovered ono hunirei :lEI sOveEty
l,,.i II Cattle, sHd took Rixtesn prisoners aud
t"e1rT horses.
lSisnsdj \. +. KELLY,
B,I. ,dier Geuxral.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

Webster. Of the 25ih He delights 10 ttcat.
ing the boys ne cltIen soldiers. who have LETT
home and friends, not for the psllry sum Of
sl3 per month, but to restore the Union,
should be treated. Hc does not think IL be
meath his dig Miy to talk to private. by
his kindness, be has won the esteem Of every
man in the regiment. aud it isa very com.
mon thing to hear the boys wish him Colo
mel.
Among the commissioned company ofii.
eers, are those who havsa very strong aver
sion for gun. n.poSder; they are livery valiant
when there Is no enemy near. This class re
CARDS private so diers as galley slaves-mud.
sills Of socicty-hsrlly fit to be a IaHkee
officers body servant. Yankee soldiers wish
to be regarded as men, not as serfs. When
their rights are trampled upon. spirit Of re
sentiment Is aroused.
Its not all gold that shines; neither arc
all the officers patriots. The love Of money
has caused many of them to join the army
Down with ccwSrdly tyrauts. The righ
men should bc in the right place.
j. BIRD.
Co. G, 25th Reg, o. V.
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MARRIED,

On the morning oi the Sth inst, 10y the R,v
W. {. Haucr, Mr. Christian Eoepi, Of Tit,
flu, to Miss Cinderella BE, ,be,youngcst Gaugh
ter Of Sheldon Beebc, Esq, near Carey.
By n. Redd. Esq at the American House
April 9Th, le62, Mr. Louis B,xciirr of Milan
Ohio, TO Miss Mary $. Burknrir oi Vrnic,
township.
On the sth inst, by Rev. J. II. Good, Mr.
John Rauch TO Miss Abigail kershuer, LptI
Ol Clinton tp.
On the 10th Of April, by the same, Mr.
VIM. Hankamer of Huron CO., to Miss Ma
hala Lewis Of Thompson tp.
On the slh inst, ut the Davis House, b,
G s. Phillips, Mr.. Thomas Stevens to Mis-
K. Chance.
In this city on the lllh inst, by J. II
Leidy, Esq, MIR, George W. Miller to Mis-
Charity A, Hook, all oI Basctm, Seneca co.
Ohio.
For two long years has George been striv
ing to get himself partner. and at last h
has concluded To go it on his own Hook.
For Charity's sake, and not his own.
Has George been wandering o'er each nook
Not thinking, when he saw the bait,
That underneath il lay. A Hook.
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TO Soudusky aud the secesh.-During
the cheated term" last week, having little
business in Sandusky, we concluded to lay
10y office drudg,ry for momcHt aud take a
little airing. SuUlling over to the pot We
jumped aboard the cars, aud, after mon.
strous warm ride, we found ourselves in the
I"Biy City" Having been there before, we,
Of course, started for the West House, where
we found every thing as comfortable and con.
venicnt-and everybody us accommodating,
MS ever. We would just here whisper to any
one going to Sandusky. that II they want
good living aud pleasant place to stay, oal
at the " st House. or course the next place
that we would 90 IN, would bc to see the ru
ins OF the Register Office. All banned TO the
ground. Not type, nor galley, no, not
even any pi, saved from the composing room
The job rooms Jared tac same. In the edi.
tors room not even single file, (thnt which
is so Indispensable tv an cditOr,) was saved,
books and papers shared the common fate.
When they get started again, which, We un.
derstnnd, will be very shOrtly, we hope that
Tilliu will give them two subscribers TO ey.
cry Que she gave them before.
Next day we procured pass from Major
Pirrson, commandnni of Johnson's Island,
and getting aboard of the Harlequin, with
that prince Of good fellows, Capt. Blvsicr, for
commander, we started to see some acquain.
tances on the leland, aud to try aud get
peep n; the secrsh.
After calling on Lieut.. Wells and getting
an escort, (J. G. Harris, formerly of the Tri
bune Office, We had secured before leaving
Sandusky,) We tried to get peep at the rcb
ol prisoners. A part Of the island, which is
enclosed 10y high board fence, constitutes
the prison. Inside are comfortable barracks
for the prisoners. Immediately on the out
side of the fence and about four feet from its
top is plank walk around the entire cncos.
ure, which--the walk we mean-- is about three
fourths Of mile long 0n this walk is where
the guard marches day aud night to see TINT
the prisoucrs-w We were informed now
number over one thousand-do not escape. -
] he quarters Tor the so!ulers are on tue out
side. At two corners Of the prison enclosure
are block.houscs, where a guard is always
stationed and where Il ere is kept "little
persuader' in the shape OF brass mountain
howitzer, loaded with canister shot, for usc
on the prisoners, should they undertake to
get up u rebellion in imitation OF JEFF Davis
In addition to the two hundred guards en-.
listed for the special purpose, there is now II
company OF the 5 LIST Ohio Irish Brigade on
duty there temporarily.
After seeing our friends and the sights gen.
orally, we again g It on board the Harlequin
and returned to the city. Next morning the
ears were ir readiness, and We reluctantly
took our seat ana -cturneI to the drudgery oi
tue printing Office.
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Petition.

To the Commissioners Of Seneca County, o.
We, the undersigned, your petitioners. re
spcctfully pray your hont rablc body to re-
.duce the width Of the following roads in
Scipio township, Seneca county, o, from
sixty (6O) feet, us at present to forty ,40) feet
iu width, as follows, to.wit:
One OF said roads commences at the south
east corner Of section twenty five and the
ru ming thence west on aud along the section
line between sections twenty five (25) and
thirty six (3G). twenty six (26l and thirty five
1857, and twenty seven (27) and thirty four
I31) to the west line cf said last mentioned
sections and there Il trminnt,.
Also, county road commencing at the
south east corner of section thirty four (34)
md tn, south west corner Of section thirty
dive (35), and running thence north on the
section line between said sections, and sec
tions twenty six (26) and twenty seven t27l
ITO the north line OF said last named sections
and there 10 terminate.
Also, n county road commencing at the
south east east corner Of section thirty five
1885 and at the south west corner of section
thirty six 1861 and running thence north be-
tween said sections thirty five IS and thirty
six 1861 and twenty five [25 and twenty six
l26l to the north line OF said sections, and
there 10 terminate.
Your petitioners respectfully represent that
more than forty feet is not required for
either OF these roads, and the reduction the
width would be an advantage to the public
aud a great benefit to the adjacent land
owners.
a.
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0mr Asmg Correspondence
FROM THE 25TH OHIO.
MCDOWELL, HIGHLAHp Co., Va .
Apri! aethj 80.

MCDOWELL, HIGHLAND Co., Va Z
Apri! aethj 90.
EDS. TRIBUNE:
Certain evils exist in the Union army
which, to the soldiers, are causes of dissats.
faction. Every soldier Abhors tyranny and
aristocracy. Consequently, when these traits
ma niiest themselves in all officer, he is de
spiscd by his men. In despotie governments,
We would, naturally, expect to find military
officers tyranical; but In government where
the principle, that all men ale created equal,
is generally believed, a different state OF
things is presumed 20 exist.
Yankee volunteers believe that position adds
hoLh ing to the rea worth Of man--that a
moral and yirtuous private is us good as a
commissioned officer.
To obey the commands Of officers, they ac.
knowledge duty; but that their euperiors,
in posi ition, have a right to rule with a rod Of
lion, they deny. The company officers were
chosen by, the companies, aud. men belong
ing to the companies we're, Invariably, pro.
moted. Is il any wonder then. that the men
lnurmur and complain, when those, whom
they have elevated to power, prove to be ar
istocratic and tyranicalH In the ranks Of our
volunteer army are to be fourd intellects, su-
perior, in many instances, to those Of their
commanding officers.
And true devotion to the country's cause,
is as likely to be found in the ranks as else
where. A gludy uniform does not, always,
indicate Intellect. patriotism. or a generous
spirit.
That there are officers in ;he army, who
are tyranieal and unworthy of the positions
they occupy, no one will deny. know this
TO be ths case in thiS division Of tho army
There are field officers in this brigade Shc
look ut common soldiers as Southern
planter looks upon his slaves. Many Of ouI
officers regard themselves as the upper tens
of the North, and consider the men under
them, as belonging to the lower million
These Nabobs, however, are very unpopular
We have officers, on the other hand, who are
in the field, because they love the Union.--
They are know and respected by their men
Prominent among the latter class Ia Major
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New York Mark ct.

Nav YoRK May IL.
FLo,R--Salcs ofl0 .6nO hbls at 81, ,G5(6 1870
ior super western 80 l5@5 3 % fer common
TO medium extra western. s. 3ud5 80 Tor IN
fcrior Ia good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
MHKAr-Salcsa Sl 3I6sl IS.
RrE-Salcs ut S00Sic.
BARLEY sales at S6i,c.
CoRN- Sales j6,OU0 bu at 52@55i, furncw
yellow.
oArs-sales at 39@ I9e FOE State, West
crn and Canadian.
WuisKY-hcld 25isc
| PoRK-Sales. $50 bills at $40 ,756l3 OF
! for mess 10 OOGl 10 % for prime
| BLSr-S,lcs T Sc 0OGt1 Oh for country
prime; 80 aD0l0 o. for country mess.
! BEkr HANS Steady. Sales at $l7 Qua S0i
% tor western,
Cur MEArs-Dull, al 4@It,c for shoul
ders, and 81. "a 10 for hams.
BAcoN- Steady. Sales ut &c.
BARD-Sales nj 1@s3,c.
BurTER-A fair business doing at ll@li
for Ohio; llO0l6c for State.
CusEE-6@7%c
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Fire In dusisy---RegIster Office
Destroyed "A fire broke out in the Book
Bindery Of the Register building, Sandusky'
on the morning Of the 9th, and destroyed the
entire building, m which was the Register Of
flee, BoOk'BindIy, U S. Express offc rnd
Hosmer's Liquor Store. The Register Office
lost everything except their presses and en-
gine, which were saved. Loss about SIC 900
insured for 5000. Hosmsrs loss about
50 ,0O0. Total loss about s35. 900. The eop
tents Of the Express Office were mostly remov.
cd and saved. DIR. Agard lost his aedical
library and a fine collection Of Geological and
Mineraiogioal specimens. Wedeep.y sympa.
tbise W it'll our friends Of the Register in theil
loss and the temporary suspension Of theil
paper, which has been welcome visitor In
this section. We hope it will soon appear
again. fresh and rcjuvenated like the Phe
nix, AFTER having gone through .his severe
fiery ordeal.
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cuoRrs


Marching along, we arc marching along,
Gird On tile armur aud be marching along;
The conflict is raging, twill Le fearful aud
luug
For God and our country We otc march
ing along.
The foe Is Lclorc us in battle array,
But let Us hot waver or turn from the way
The Lo,d is our strength: be this ever CUT
sung,
With courage aud strength we are march.
along
Marching along &c.
We've listed for life and will camp on tn,
field,
With Christ as our captain, We never viii
yicld
The sword of the spirit. both trus,y ant
strong;
Wen hold in our hands as we're marching
along.
cnoRus- Marching aong &c.
Through conflicts aud trias our crown ",
must win,
For here We contend gIinst temptation
anu sin;
But one thing assures us: wccanuot go wrong
II trusting our saNiUur, while marching
along.
cnoRrs. Marching along &c.
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Sheriff Sale.

James X. Glenn, administrator of Andrew
t Glenn, deed,
VS..
Daniel Huffman aud Geo, w. Huffman.
Dy Nlitue Of an order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas of Seneca County, Ohio, at
ahe Dan. term. A. d. 1850. in the above en-.
mieled.cause and to mo directed. / will offer
Sor sale at public vendue, at the door of the
Court House, in the city Of Tifiin, in said
county, on
TnE I'd DAY or JuNE, A. ID. 1862.
Between the hours Of IL o'clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock p NJ. Of said day, the following dc
scribed lands and tenements, to-wit:
The south west quarter of section thirty
FIVE 1851 in township one a. north of range
fourteen (l4) in said county Of Seneca, and
State Of Ohio, containing one hundred aud
sixty acres of land, more or less.
LEVI WEIRlCK,
Sheriff.
May ?, 1862. $500
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Feb. q, A. D..lsG2.
sheriff Sale.
Rufus W. Reed

VS..
Ralph Leigh and Edwin w. johnson
BY virtue of an order made by the Court oI
Common Pleas of Seneca county, Ohio, al
the January term, A ID. 1862, in the above
entitled cause and to me directed, will offer
county, on
Tux 26th DAY OF MAY, A, d. 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock z. NJ. Of said day, the following de
scribed lands and tenements, to wit;
In.lOt numbered twenty two (22) in Min
near's first addition TO the town Of Risdon
Seneca county, ..
LEVI WEIRICK.
Sheriff.
April 25, 1862. S3,I5
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

To our Readers.--Nuw that we are re.
lieved OF the Postc flee, we can devote more
Of our time to the Tribune. We shall try to
make 1t good paper and, If our fIicnds will
only help us. by paying up aud sending in
new subscribers, we can make it still better.
Let every one 60 to work and do something.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

.Parson Brownlow's Book.--Mr. G
W. Barrick is agent, in this place, for Par
son Brownlow S great book, soon to appear
The book will be full Of variations Of thrill
ing interest aud truthful sketches Of eyeats
which came under the eye of the author. Il
will lay bare the horrors Of secession and the
prosecutions OF Union men in Eastern Ten
nessee. The book will be handsomely Mus
rated. Ii will have great run and ever,
one shou ID call on Mr.. Barrick and engage
copy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

Ho! For Johnson's Island!-Thesloop
Harlequin, Capt. C. II. Blosier, leaves the
foot OF Columbus Avenue, Sandusky, twice
a day for Johnson's Island, remaining one
hour each time. III any Of our readers wish
to see the rebel prison, they should get pass,
jump in with Capt Blos,r, for We know the
Captain TO be trump, and he will sec you
over all safe and sou nd.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

The Advertiser Appreciated.-A
member of the 55th Regt writes US that the
Advertiser is a very unweleome visitor in
camp, on account ofi,s opposition to the Gov
ernment and war, aud intimates that JEFF, DA
Wis soldiers could find more encouragement
in it than Union soldiers can. We will spare
the Advertisers feelings by Withholding the
letter, but we do not wonder at our soldiers
for thinking us they do.
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Timn Prices Current.

Corrected Weeklyby s. u. ssEATH, Dealer In al
NiLds OF Grain, ee., Loss'efs Block. Tim
PoRK--3,5O TO 400
WHEAT--OgaS1
COIN (shslied30).
do tEaT)27 G.
RYR--OO9a0.
BARLEY--Ond5e.
- oATs--20 a2oe
PoTAToEs--25930
fLAxSEsn-- sO.bODI ,00s
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TALLoW--0o.
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do SIDES AND sHoULpEHs--4e.
Picked PoRK--6aB7e.
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TiaothY seed,-l .t09l,G0
WooL-3Jd40
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

Wool Trade Shecpshearing time is a,
hand and there is some stir in the wool mar
ket. We are not advised as to the probable
prices. but there will. doubtless, be buyers
enough in J fiin to purchase n II there is Tor
sale at the highest market price.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16
The Scandinavian Pills and Purifier.

CINCINNATI, July I, 1858.
DR. G. w. RonAcK-Dear Sir.-Inre reply 10
inquiries made oi me, it gives Inc pleasure to
say. that Mrs. N. Atlee, of the Society OF
Friends, and widow of the late Dr.. Atlee OF
Cincinnati, previous to her going East, ex.
pressed Aer confidence in the efficacy of your
Scandinavian Remedies, and the benefit she
derived from using them. She had been suf.
feting from general rosTation at times, be.
ing over seventy-six years OF age, aud oph.
thalmia and Inflammation Of the face. Va.
rious E, needles were rrsDrted to without re-.
lief, when some friends recommended course
of your Scandinavian blood Purifier au.l
Blood Pills. They had the desired effect,
aud she was considered us restored ~ health.
know many who have used your rene
dies, aud speak decidedly of the benefits de-
rived, thus testifing of their renoyating in
fiuence in purifying the blood and giving Wig
or aud energy 10 the system. They have my
cordial appreciation. Very Respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
S. J. BROWN.
Rev Samuel j Brown has been devot-
ed laborer in the cause Of Christianity In Gin.
cinnati, for more than thirty years, us almost
every old Cincnnatian knows. Such testi.
nOuy, from such a source, Ia not to be passed
ed, over lightly. No other Proprietary Rem
edies ever presested TO the pub 10. ever re.
ceived a tithe of the communication from
MEN OF STANDING, in every walk oI
life, that mine have done. See advertise
menL.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-16

The Advertiser says we are "makine
an ass of ourselves" by defending Col Gibson
from its ISLANDERS aud misrepresenintions. -
Well, perhaps SO. 1t knows how the tiingis
done As yet, however, no one has ever charg
ed Gs W th being brother OF the editor OF
that deleetable sheet.