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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-14
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
Senate.
SATURDAY. September IL, 1868.

SATURDAY, September II, 1868.
The Senate was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Clark.
Mr.. MAXWELL from the Committee on
Courts of Justice reported back House bill
in relation to the Board of Public Works,
with amendments, and recommended that
it pass.
On motion of Mr.. Stevenson, the Com
miltee ON Military Affairs were authorized
to employ Il clerk.
The House bill in relation to the Board
OF Public Works was taken up. The bill
constitutes the Governor the Board of
Public Works. The committee recommend
to add the Auditor and Treasurer, and
make the board corporation.
MIR. HAYMoNn moved to add also the Sc
Cretnry OF the Commonwealth and the At
torney General, which motion WAS lost.
Mr.. HUBHARO then moved to add-and
the Secretary of the Commonwealth shall
act AS Secretary of the board, but subse
queuily withdrew the motion.
esMr. IlAYMoXp resumed the motion when
it was LOST.
y motion of Mr.. Burley to make the Sc
cretAry i member was also lost
An amendment was adopted repeating
portion of the old law which gives the
clerk of the Board of Public Works a sHla-
ry of 81 800, and the amendments OF the
committee were agreed to.
Ga motion of MIR. Bunker, the bill was
laid upon the table.
The House bill 10 provide for the for
fixture OF property in this State belonging
TO the enemies thereof was read section by
section for amendment.
Before disposing Of the above the Senate
adjourned.
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God guard our dag, and keep each star
EAsh stripe As bright as new they waVe'
sun make il iCai eur ranks in war,
still tiOat above each patriots grnVnS
heath to the traitor that would dare
To trail it through tn" dust of shame,
All honest hearts its lot will share
And follow Il to Death or Fame.
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n long and tedious illness, REBECCA, wife oil HON.
JAMES NJ. Russell.
(From the Clarksburg PatTiOt)
AT HaEeratOwn, Md, Saturday the 9th inst ,
after several weeks OF severe, illness, Capt HENRY
CLAY Corr, A. Y NJ, U. $. A. ~ ,.-,.s
We cannot convey adequate idea VI Tue B!IeI
that was depicted upon every cOuntenance as uo
intelligence was communicated TOme one 10 AnOtheL
sClGy GoH Is dead" Capt. Con was born and reared
in Clnrksburg, and was endeareI 10 our PeOPiS ~
cause Of Ills sterling principles Of integrity
industry aud moral worth To Do cut uSnh JUS JUS
as lac was entering upon mHnhOod When hs yOltI
gave premise Of a useful and honorable Hie' has
cnuse1i n deep feeling of profound sOTrOw III the
community where he was raised and edncated, anu
in which the twenty-five years Of his life mad 1eeh
speut, Capt. Coll the son OF Waldo Z. ana HAT
riet L. Coz, Of this town. He WAS born on the I'D
Of May, 1871, and young rs he was from the begin
ming he was hr.n aud decided IN MS oPpOsIuon 70
secession. Ills father taught him u respect the
Constitution and Union Of his country, ana II may
be said that TIE inherited his political stains from
father who has always been firm supporter OF that
n,rtv that adODted as its creed, The Consultation,
the Union, and the enforcement oi the laws" Upon
the br. Aking out Ofthe rebellion lie early Sought an
opportunity TO serve his government. Although the
son Of one Of our WeRlthie citizens, lie acted rs
clerk first for the A. U n. at this posi- lhsh LOT
Capt Steel, C. 8, In the Army Of the Potomac while
on the Peninsula aud afterwards acted in the same
CnpncItY In the QuAIttFnAsteTs Department AT Win.
chester While at the latter place lie was nominated
nv the President AMI unanimously confirmed by the
SENATE as Captain and A. O. II. II was while in the
discharge OF Lis duties At iaSeTstOWnS where ne hnd
been ordered, that he stricken down by the dIs
enso which proved fatal II will be gratifying 10
his friends know, that Tor weeks before his death
he attended by his mother, vino DID all that the
fOudVSt and most devoted ot mothers cnlId 40 20
alleviate his sueTnRs HEd preserve MS me- Dut me
hour had come. His remains were brought to his
home and his body inferred on Monday Last IN tue
Hrave-y yard where TepOs. his kindred and iTiends
The pFocesson Of citizens Il soldiers that attended
his funeral Of the largest ever Witnessed IN
onr town. hos has passed away In the morning o.
life. our young friend. lie died in the discharge oil
lis duty in his country service. Lightly will the
green sod rest upon his bosom
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last. All the stores were brought away
and nj the Confederate troops, except
Goodies battalion Of cavalry, sre on TINS
side OF the Tennessee. lie reports that
the panic among the troops is said to be
great; everybody is removing from Knox
Vile aad vicinity, and crossing the river;
The last train from Kns1Tille arriVeu
yesterday. When it left Goodies cavalry
was reported skirmishing with tue enemy;
As was necessary after the evacuation OF
Knoxville, Cumberland Gap has also oeen
evacuated.
1t is believed that our forces will be
able to defeat Rosecraus whenever ne
gives battle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-14
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
OF THE
University ofMaryland

r.,IE FIFTY-sIxTH SESSION OF PIE soao0 %!
OF SIC DICINE in the UNIVERSITY OF MAkh.
LAND will commence MONDAY me iyth OI
JctoIer 1868 and end on the 1st Of March, 1901
full course Of Lectures will be given on aAIhe
branches rs follows:
On surgery-By PROT. N. h. Smith.
Aiken. .,,-.,,-,.. 49,, S,,;ri.
cal Med0ine-By Prof. Chew. ,,,-.,
ON Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women anu Chil-
dnen-By Prof Milt nbeTBer.
On Anatomy and PhysiOOgy-By Prof smith.
ON Institutes Of Medicine, Materia Metiica1 anu
ThsTaputics-By Prof McsheTTy. ,,,
Practical Anatomy will be taught " "S'e" a.
Butler, 81 D., Demonstration. .,, .
During the continuance OF the war, Military sur.
gerry ana Military Hygiene will be introduced as
regular part Of the course . -, Ill
NatIiculates Of this School have access at All
tinIes TO the wards of the Baltimore lnnrlnnTy >
where they lan witness the performance oil All the
nrincnn Operations in surgery, and an Ob-eFVe ths
numerous forms OF disease under treatment
The InfirnATy n spacious hospital attached 70 tne
Medical school, and Il Is open to the students .aiS
throughout the entire year, without any AHu'I'OiA'
charge. - Az, j..
for ntTculation IS, aud for Practical Antony 1lO'
GEORGE W. MILTENBERGER,M NJ D.,
sentiI Dean OF the Faculty.
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DIVIDEND.
SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER'S OPPICR,
GALLIPOLIs, o., Sept. :, 1868.
accordance with orders this day received from
HeAtQuArters, department Of West VirEiOia.'
shall proceed to sell at public auction in the town
OF GALLIPOLIS, on
Thnrsday, 15th day OF September,
next the following property belonging to the United
STATES and condemned as unht for serTiee:-
200 HORSES AND MARES.
OXEN.
Also several FLAT-BOATS and BATTEAUX-
Sale to commence 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and continue
from day to day untllall IL sold
Terms Cash. Payable in Coin or Treasury Notes.
SePl2td Capt. &A.Q. NJ, Depot Qlartermastsr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-14
IMpnEssMENT Oh HoRsEs.

The Bristou, Va, AdOOcGts says that
orders from headquarters have been issued
for the impressmeDt OF six or eight tnou :
sand horses from Southwestern virginia !,
and East Tennessee. Same two hundFeu
were impressed at Arlington, Va on last
Monday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-14

RnR CONGRESS-

FOR CONGRESS-FIRsT DIS
ESTRICT.-wo are authorized TO annonnee
n, JACOB 3. BLAIR = candidate for ConSLSS
from the First Congressional District.
FOR CONGRESS.-NEssEs. ED-
ElESg-SFBoRs. You will please announce ~ can
,JTdote for Cougress In the frst district CHESTER
n UIJBBARD Of the county Of Ohio
we believe that in his character both PunIIC ~
;.St. vii I,e found the qualifications Tor the posi-
lion named, which are highly desirable not lnai
reusabie In the present crisis HIS noenty - -
,rity have been demonstrated in his career nSt
= n Iynember Of the Richmond Convention Of lool,
but also in the later Conventions WIN .H,I
in, IoyaI people with loyal State
SeEiinV assured that he Can and wiz Iaitnluny
.unnoTt fbs Cj0Ternment in It's Efforts 70 preserve
tbe Union and eTush rebellion We promise MIN tne
support Of ,,.,,x, S,rTTzRHs
auR25H MANA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-14
LIST OF LETTERS.

N EMAINING IN THE WHEELING POST Of
IL FIcE, on the lith day Of September, 1868. .,,,
ES-IersVns calling for letters in the List, will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
LADIES' LIST.
AuEee Elizabeth Morrison NOlA
ATkIe Martha Maxwell MOlIis
Blackburn Eliza Jane Miller louisa
Rn,wn AlZina Marshall MaTyC
Irn,iy Margaret Martin Rachel
IIurEe Jane Manly Mary
BOyles susan Miller ELlza
Butler Hester MhIer Jane
barton Sarah McCaTty Catherine
Hcrt Mary holland Harriet l.
baldwin Mrs Pc Orbisou Mary Ann
COOprr Amelia E'ercell Adelia
CunbeTlilge Eliza Jane Pool NJ
DunleVy Title hosbeTIy Bell
DIxou Rcbecca Runels Mary Aun
FOSTER Mary ReneFd EIneline
Finley Mary Robinson Lizzie
Ferguson ElVina } Richardson Ann
Eugctt RcbeccA Rowan Mrs
Garden Mary hellly WARY +
C,rOce CYNTHIA Richards EIneline
GibsOu Maria ReecS Ann N
llill Emma ASn1SH tlS4is
HAYNES Hattie Snapp Lydia
Holiday Mary stanley Magic
HuwphryyVills JaiEA s:SsSeTssiiy
Haipin Mrs A ',srattOn Margaret
HantIon MArgery SnOlgrass Sarah Ann
Jones Rebecea SchhurT Mary
Johnston Mrs WIN sheaTer Annie
Johnston Bell Toner ShThu
JORDAN Martha Ann Taylor Margaret
Higgins LillI a. wagner Mary
I.onghrhn Mary Williams Jane
y
Lee Mrs N Whitmersh PhIliciA Ann
Moore Mary = Young Maria 2
Moore May
GENTLEMENs' LIST.
Atkinson DB LegIer Joseph
Adams ) NJ Miller Frank
IIcrnerd Emmanuel Meade Francis
BAIL Ezekiel Messck
liuTt EdwinT MaXVill RE
IIurns john " Miller VIM
Barnes John Marsh Wrl
BarIsley John q Mcmahon VIM
BArkWcII John McShbb VIM
Buckingham W r Mcintyre Il II
Brown Wm McCann Daniel "
barnet Samuel Mclaughlin Henry
He'll W II McCrum John
Bourke ThOs Nolan Richard
Book Il O'DOughlin Michael
Calvert Fletcher Powell Hiram
Carson I'M Paul Vim
ConsidinO James Peppers Peter
Carney John QuiHRes James
Carter WIN Riddle Jas II.
Carroll Patrick Retman Henry W
Charlton II Robinson Geo II
Devine Mark Richards Geo w
DeCamps WIN NJ RuSSel Chas
Fisher Dennis smith VIM
Gilbert Chas 8igiOr Lawrence
Goodwin Frank Sluttur Lewis
C}illesney Mr StOTy John
GFAyBOn 4Rmuel Stewart James
IIuIlRrd J Stewart James
IIewcs Davihl Snuth Jessey
nelAley Mr. Stewart George
Henry James Smith Christopher
lIOltsclRw James Toner Vim
Haley James Thompson George
HOugh Joseph TTisler Geo
IIHmtOn Robert UnTuh Frank
Howard Nicholas Vas Berger rs
johnson 8 WinesbuTgh Levi
Karsvn Henry Wardner ChaS
Kinsey John Zellas Geo
KOOnce David II ste
Long Simon
scplI A. W. CAMPBELL, p. N.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CARD
AGENT WANTED.

uTANrED, an intelligent and responsible man 70
" nct ~ Agent for the GALWAY Line Of steam
Ts tbs .Cireat hAstcrn,,' the "LiyeTPOOl aud Lon
donderTy Line" Of steamers. and the "HaSmnStSSn
o., pe,I anniy who cannot give satisfactory refer
ono - ATIEdr:.. d O'NEIBI,
'iRvening Chronicle Office. Pittsburg, Pa.
HeDtli2ts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-14
Marshal's Sale.
The linked States Of America,


John KnOts.
" the District Court Of the United States, within
and for the Western District Of Virginia
IN puIsnanee Of the decree sud order OG the sBd
District Court In the above entitled eauss to me d.
Ieeted, duly made and entered on the SOth day Of
day, the "A day Of septenkeF 1853 Al 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ a TIE mont door Of ths Court House q Ohio
IN the city Of Wheeling. 900 Shares Of Stock
IN the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge COMPANY AMI
y shaTes q Stock in the Peoples Bank Described in
ne schedule ANNEXED % the Information fled in
EDWARD II. NORTON.
Marshal Oftho y. 3. for the West. Dist DIVA.
DOSTPOEEmENT-Ths sale Of the FIhy
l. shares Of Peoples Bank Stock uleufioned in the
aooye adVeEtilement has been Postponed until
Thursday, September 10Th. sePI
EURTHER POSTPONEMENT.-
II sAeot the EIfty Shares Of PeOpIes' Bank Stuck
mentioned In the above advertisement has been
sepS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-14
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate,

IN THE CITY OF WHEELING.
DY virtue Of q deed Of trust male by james H.
ID Stout and Elizabeth Stout, his wife, on the Hrst
day Of October, ISSS, and o. EeeOrd in the once
Of the Recorder for OhiO county, West Virginia,
Deed Book number OTty-thFFs on page three ham
dred aud sixty eight, by which the GOlIOging de-
seElbed property WH1 conveyed 70 the undersigned
Tor certain purposss therein named, will proceed
on the 21st day Of September, 1863 At 10 O'cI0ck,
A. NJ, At the fUnt door Of the Court HOuse In Ohio
county, TO sell lot number four [1l on the plat Of
that part Ofthe city Of Wheeling laid ont BY John
Eon and William ChaplIne situate on the east aide
OF Water street, between First and Second streets,
10 that part Of s1id city called Centre WhselinE-
ne ttle % The above described property IS believed
Terms OfsAla, cash.
augO SOt ". TALLANT, Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-14
City School Commissioners.

'1NHE Commissioners and Trustees elect will meet
L at the Court House on Monday evening, sep
teulber 18th, 1863, At O'Clock, for Organization
sepI2 GEORGE w SIGHTS, Clerk.
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N united stafes Of America,

The United states OF Ah1eT1eas
Charles W Russell
the District Court Of the United States, within
and for the Western District Of Virginia
In pursuance Of the decree aud order OF the
said District Court In the above entitled eause to
me dir eeted. duly made and entered the s0th day
Of June, 1853 shall ssn AZ public auction on the
18th day Of August, 1883 commencing At 10 O'Clock,
A ~, At the residence Of Charles ". Russell, Gu
Monroe street, IN ts city Of Wheeling, the personal
property particularly mentioned and described in
the schedule annexed to the information hlei in
Furniture.
Terms OF sale Cash.
EDWARD u. NORTON.
aagI3td
U- The above sale has been postponed, by order
Ofthe Court, until wednesday. September Sth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-14

I/EPIIYR WORsrEDs, Shetland Wool, Embroid.
III erOi Slippers Stocking Yarn, Silk and WOrsted
EmbrOIlcTing Braids, Machine aud EmbrOideTing
Silk, &C., received at tho Variety Store of
u. EICOLL 4 BRO,
scpl2 IO9 Main street.
CAPSg CAPSg
TUST OPRNHED-A large assortment OF Mems
u Boys and Childrena' Caps Of New York aud Phil.
sepii HARPER BRO.
A FULL assortment Of MILITARY HATS, CAPS
N aud TRIMMING always on hand. Also UNI
DRELLAS HARPER BRO,
sepl1 No. 100 Cor. Main aud Union SITS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-14
DIED.
(From the CIArksburg PatriOt.)

Al Bedford, Pa, on Friday, September nth, alter
a long and tedious illness, REBECcA, wife Oi non
JAMES NJ. Russell.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-14
Domestic DYES.
Desirable Residence for Sale;

TINIE reSid nee Of Mrs. Samuel NeeI, situated on
l John street, between 5th and 9Th in wheeling,
West Va. containing eleven rooms, with wash and
hath rooms. Gas and water throughout the house,
all in complete repair, and dry cellar under the
whole building.
l2O feet to wide alley, is elevated seven feet above
the level OF John street, has dressed stone wall in
front surmOunted with ornamental iron railing
Yard alled with shade trees. Smoke-house, stable
and necessary Out.bulldings on premises.
Possession given in October.
The above presents unsurpassed inducements to
any seeking 4 residence.
Apply TO MRS. MEL, on premises. augI4 q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-14
Wanted ImIlediteIy.

FINWO Good Wool Turner'S, one Beistead Fnmer,
i and one Carpenter or Box Maket, At r. PHIL
IPS' DEDsTED AND BOX FACTORY, Eoh street,
Centre Wheeling. sePll-3t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-14

II EMAINING IN THE WHEELING POST OF
IL FICE, on the Iith day Of September, 1868
ES-persVns calling for letters ia the List, Will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-14

DALM OLA superior article for sale At
GRAHAM'S DRUG STORE,
(sIgn " the Bis MOrtar,)
senT ~ COntTs Wheeling
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Sheet music.

A. ". CAMPBELL, p. N.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-02
fart,l mud Nuuselluld.
1Tow 20 nal. : cider vinegar.

A CORRESPONDENCE wishes to know
the most expeditions way Of max
ing vinegar out Of cider. Pr0ba
bly, a. good u course as no can a
dopt is to keep cider in n pretty
warm temperature, as near sum
mer heat as practicable land allow
the air to have access to II. The
usual practice is to leave the bung
ofthe cask out, and place a bottle,
mock downward, over tho hung
hole. The use Of the bottle ia to
turn the rays ofligi,t on the liquor,
which promotes decomposition,
There are ways by which cider can
be changed into vinegar more rap
idly, but unless the buishess Is to
be followed on a larger scale, u
may not be an object TO adopt the
process; the cider is made to flow
through troughs IN thin sheet, in
order to expose Il rs much rs pos
siblc to the air Shavings Of oak
wood arc sometimes placed in the
troughs, to render the action Of the
mir more direct on the liquor. By
having several ofthcse troughs, or
a long length in the aggregate,
cider may be converted into vine.
gar by once running through
Boston cut 1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-02
Best Time TO s,risc cuttings.

In n disoussion by the llorticul
tural Society, Of Michigan, recent
ly, tho following suggestions were
made by one Of the experienced
nurscrymcn present, which we
print for the benefit of those not
well posted in these matters:
Rose cuttings, generally, are
most sure to grow Immediately af-
ter the towering is over the
month. Goraniums grow at any
season. also luchsins, ycrbcnas, and
other similar growing plants. 49,
Difficult woody plants require to
have the new wood from which
tho cuttings arc taken, well ripen.
cd to ensure growth, Pink pip.
pings may be cut at any season.
Generally speaking, all plants
grow more readily just after
blooming. aud the bost cuttings
nro taken from these shoots that
have borne blooms. Usually it tis
well TO leave a small part of the
Iast years growth on the cutting.
Fuchsias grow best from young
shoots, also hclitropes and VERDE
mas. Oleanders nced to be'rooted
in water previous to planting in
the earth; the roots are tender,
and should be handled with care
Cactus require drying for II num-
ber Of days before planting; those
that have flower. buds are said to
bloom carly, and also to continue
Towering annually.
Herbaccous plants root sooner
when the stems arc placed in wa.
ter for day. Equality of tempa
turc and moisture is important to
insure success. For this purpose,
glasses are placed over delicate
cuttings; some prefer clear, Others
green glass. Cuttings generally
require partial shading nutil roots
form. The soil should be firmly
pressed to the lowest point Of the
shoot, and the air may not pene.
trae and dry the embryo roots.
Cuttings like the dew and moon.
light, therefore the coverings OF
those placed in hot.beds, should be
removed, if the weather is moder.
ate at sunset. The horizontal
branches nearest the ground arc
much more apt to form roots than
the upright ones.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-02
A Friend In Need. Trv II,

nR swEFI' Isr,LtieLx IIsIarst u ptep. rod
dun' he tovips of uf, sispSen swest. of Conncrti.
cut tho great hone setter, md hA, been used H. his
ptAttce fof tie last twe,ty years with the most ~.
toui'hng success A. rn eNeinaI remedy, u /,
ythnu, ttVll, aud will ALLEVIATE pain nnte spt e,li.
" than any other preparation. For sll Rheumatic
nhll Ncpou, n'ctlsT.t u truly inisllikie, aud n.
curative fnr sorr', Wonud,, sptains, rtui,e., Ac
s soothing, heating md powerful strengthening pto.
Pettiet, e,rte the lust wondsf fnd Asiun ,hmsnt nj
all Wha haze ever gi,en " atiai over one thcussnd
rt'ihraies of remarkable cute', prttntmed bv II
within The Artwo year', attest ihi' fact. rV- See
Advertisement
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-02
To Afflicted Females.

m. NELrNIS' FRENCH SILVER COATED
rEMNLE riiLS,-rhe,e PMS are warranted to
siorINrr of Nature, from whatever cau,r. They es
prt 'stl, hNt nlr,s. nj may be taken by the most
'ricNie female, al tho same time they act like
chstm, IN bringing On the monthly periods.
They should nor he taken during the dpt three
mantle OF pteFnsney, a. misenrrago Would he the
suit. Each hui cchtsin, ~ rths. rtice, 50 cents.
Impaired and sold IN tho United states only by tho
undtt'irrsd. A boz sent by natl whom desired, 80.
cut.ly sealed sui pa,tpaid, by
ruos. D. CHAPMAN, Ch,mih,
~ ictw t3i nfosdway, New Ncrk.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-02
Rurnt Eifc.

Men follow what they love, and
the love Of rural employments is
almost universal. Every one likes
the country, whose tastes arc cul-
tivated in the least. and who
enjoys what is primitive and pure,
The citizen tires ofcity pleasures.
Hc soon finds there is no freedom
comparable with that which the
country affords; for though he dwell
in tho city for advantages of libra.
ries and social entertainments, he
seeks the country for inspiration
when these loosa their attractions,
and his spirits as his Friendships
crave refreshment and renewal.
We see how this appetite graft,
fies itself in the general swarining
during the summer season from
the cities to the suburban towns,
if not to the hill countries, for the
freedom and health ionnd there;
add how to crafty and meet the
demand for more natural satisfac-
tions, our Guide Books have be,
come, not only the most attractive
biographies ofthc territories there
in described. but works of tast,
combining some of the choicest il
lnstrations of poetry aud prose IL
our literature; and sketches. too
ofsnclls Genes and parties are sur,
of,an eager reading.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-02
Mathows, Olocolato Worm Dronal

NEVER r,il 10 destroy and etfefninste al hind.
offuie'iinal Nofns. Are perfectly telisble IN pll
eAse', snd Ter snpcfot - aay and sll of the Fancy
Worm tonf-ctions, and nansepns Nrtmi mifugsstnt le
They maybe tahen tHll times with pefferi safeft.
asthey ooatain M MERCURY, ~ Other delstrfi.
aus dfnr. Mohcrs 'hoad slwsy, pnfchAss illvin and
Iiss their children nn other,
NO thihanic Whatever, Is nscsYaty To he givsnl
Hsch het contains ~ dfers or tntsngss Ptloe
lri,. For sale hy al druggists aud dealers in
Medicine. G.. n, WAt,kBR Gent. Aren't,
nunalo, n Wand For Efie, a.. w
Aprl ", isil. ps--iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-02
The Confession and Experience Q
of an Invalid.

ruhh,hel Tor the benefit and q, n caution 10 Young
men, aud olhcn, Who ,u1er trcm Nervous Debility,
Early decay, and ihrit kiudrrd almen,s--,ulpl,ing
the means oissli rWc, Nv one who has rutrd hm
,et after being victim Of ni.placed confidence In
medic al b. ulburRnd qnaekeU. Bysucosiuga posi-
pNidditecioa eutolore, single eupies may hehNd NJ
The author, N,iihNmL MAyrAiR, E,a., nedhid,
kings County, New Nork. ianan.i " eon