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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-27
Ladies' Aid society.
HEADQUARTERS lolst Rcgt. o. vi.
March Is, 1868.

HEADQUARTERS lOlst Rcgt. o. v.
March Is, 1868.
MRs. S. II. KIsiNGER.
President " Ladies' Aid Society,"
| haze the pleasure to acknowledge
the receipt of two boxes "Slnilary goods
from the Ladies Aid Society" ofTilin
and Melmorc. Many weakened bodies of
sick soldiers have been strcngthc ned
thereby, and the spirit Of all chccrcd by
the knowledge that we are not forgotten
by our friends ut home. While thcre'Nre
men in the North who arc wavcring in
their support to the Government, -and
Withholding sympathy and aid from the
Soldiers, the assuranc, that the Ladies
are united in their effort to sustain us in
the good cause is indeed gratifying and
gives us renewed faith that We are fight
ing in the cause of humanity ind justice.
The men of the Regiment unite in
rendering their thanks to the Ladies Of
Tifir and Melmorc. am, Madam,
very KcspcctTui,y,
Your obCdient Servant,
c. M. KIRBY.
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a Bold RObbery.-Elizabeth Ga.hoe.

A Bold Robbery.-Elizabeth Gashoe. a
relative OF Geo. Hartman, who has been stay.
ing with his family for some time, disap.
peared under rather suspic ious circumstances
on Wednesday OF last week Mr. Hartman
being absent his wife at once instituted
search, and found that somc two hundred an d
forty dollars in specie had been taken from
its hidiug place. She at once gave the alarm
and had the officers searching in all direc
tions for the missing lady. The telegraph
and railroad we've put into requisition but
without avail until the next morning. AS
the through freight, on Thursday was nea ring
Watsons Station, lady hailed the train and
getting aboard, took comfortable ride to
Clyde, where gallant cons table took her in
charge and escorted her back to this city. 4
warrant wac sworn out and she was taken
before Justice Leidy, when she waived an ex.
animation and in default of $500 bail, was
committed 70 prison Two hundred and
thirty seven dollars and some cents n specie
was found on her person. IL is said that sh
is st times slightly deranged.
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Wyncoop's Iceland Pectoral.

Diseases ofiho Throai, Chest and rulmor nry or.
fhns' bIe ever prevalent, insduous and dA ngeTous
ihe PlopeHloi OF medicine to alleviate, cue saa
epIoot ibe'e complaints must te ExpsctoTant
Aho1yne and lnvigoTstus, loossinE the m seus Of
we thIos,, aud impafting tone TO the entire system.
No oisooNeTJ In medical science ever mastered this
as Of diseases like Dr. Wynkoop's Ieelspd
PsctonL u 10 used with the most aTAnishine
rsplts IN ~ es,ss Of bronchitis, In hus nta, WbOeb.
ing cough bipthsrla or Pairid sore Throat A1ihms
Cronp, onghs, Colds, NeNous Iuitability ke.
The hev, PoltereeHtfes, (" That have used
Dr. Wyhkoops Peetoral foe several yesrs, ny,stf
sad In my family, for Pulmoi siy Conplsint,
nd have recommended tito several Others, and ksvs
never seen it, equal ~
Rev j. J. Potter, ,BrookIyp NY
hnndrsdsahd thousands Of impottant ~ uoni h,
could be produced, showing fis remarkable eurss.
andthat u never fats
u Is composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Ralrn OF
o'lsAd, Peruvisn balsam, Rlocampane, Comffey
buIdoek, andolhet invaluable eEpsctornni and toaie
ingredients. u " harmless, prompt SD tsfhnF.
lnvaids and spnereH eanne pfleTd 10 neglect trial
Every iamlly should have 10. IL il msrkasls for
Cronn, fuldegoa ptions, Recommendations shd AZ.
reetions accompany each bottle.
soh IN TihB BY DUDeis 4 Co., and J. Y. Mar
qnarh.
Ptspsssd bS pr. r. ID. WyuhSop. and ,od N n
s. Bsfnss 4 Co, Hsw Yets
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Skedaddlers.-We are credibly inform.
ed that portion of the cOwardly butternuts
from all parts of the county have been fleeing
to Canada since the passage of the Conscrip
tion Act. Whether they run TO Canada t,
get along with their darling "niggcrs." fear.
log that their colored companions here may
all enlist, or whether il is for fear of beini
drafted, we are unable to say. They certain
ly "leaye their country for their country
good"
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Two More Of our gallant soldiers were
bro' ght home on Saturday last to receive
their last sad honors. JESSE SEcKMAS OF
Pleasant township, and SAMUEL STEWART, oi
Liberty, both members Of the l0lst regiment
died In the hospitals in Kentucky, and both
have been brought home by their friends tc
be buried near the homes they loved so well,
and for the defense of which they have offer.
ed up their lives. IL seems hard to lose so
many Of our bestand brayest young men, but
it is Infinitely better to be dead patriot than
a living co oward and traitor.
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The Atlantic Monthly still continues
to be the best literary magazine published. -
We have been its regular readers ever since
1t was started, and would hardly know how
to get along without it. The April number
in no wise falls behind any previous humber,
and contains articles by Mrs. Stowe, Donald
@. Mitchell, Ok Marvel,) Prof Agassiz. F,
Wayland, Jr., J. X. Lowell. and host OF
others Of our beet writer's. Address, Ticknor
& Fields, Boston, Mass.
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A CLrAR, smooth, musical voice Is halfthe
attraction in many beautiful women. But
"A harsh, shrill, shrrwish voice cerlainly has
nothing admirable aboutit. To dispel coLgh
Or hoarsness, Bryan's Pulmonic Waters nre
Only % cents box. Sold
by Dubois and Marquardt.
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Soldiers and their Blcirs
Take Notice!


TuE undersigned has made such
arrangements that he can secure
BouNrY, BACK PAY, Passions, &c
FOR SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS IN
the shortest possible time in which
the same can be done.
obtain PEN loNs for DISABLED
SOLDIERS, for the WIpow of De
CEASED SOLDIERS, for the WIDOWED
MornERs and OEruAN SISTERS or
SOLDIERS who died unmarried.
| nm in constant communication with the
PRorrR DEr,RtNtNrs.a and can insure prompt
returns to my applications.
FEES 500, For Each Application.
II YOU wish Your business promptly attcn.
dcd to. aud your accounts against the Gov
crnmrmt collected with dispatch, cal on me
OFFICE in Cronises' Book Store.
A. IL. BYERS.
Tlfnn, February 30, tSc3. 2n--tf
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Godcy's Lady's Book.--This mngnf-
cent book for April contains more than the
usual amount ofreuding matter. a splendid
steel plate engraving Of Spring occuI les the
first page. Every lady should take ii. Il
taken with the TRIBUNE only S2,OO per year
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~ VTUVI UI IIU T IITsIUelF-
MARY NJ. EBBERr, Seu'y.
Union Nominations.--In another ploc,

Union NomiDations.--lna another place
will he found calls for the township and city
Union Conventions. 1t is certainly unneces
sory to urge all truly loyal men. of whatever
pHrly heretofore, to attend those meetings
and see to it that the very best men who will
serve are put in nomination. IL this is done
aud the friends of the Union go earnestly to
work, the bastard ticket now in the field can
easily be beaten.
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Notice

l. hereby given the co.pnrtncrship hereto
furo existing hetwccs the undersigned, 10y
the name Of John Norniron Il Coz, was or
the l7ih dav cf cbuary, Is63, mutually
Dissolved Al the no,cs, accounts &c or,
taken by and belong to, aud all the hahilitits
of the ln'c firm arr to bc settled and paid by
the undersigned. John V rndron.
JOHN VORNDRoN.
MICHAEL i. KlRCuNER.
Tifiu, Feb. %, 1863 -2m
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Ironykul. After our dry cold winter we
have very gratefully received some warm
weather, and, best of all, what we have so
long needed, some rain. How very gcateful
we all feel. As Aricmus Ward would say
this is RoNYKrL.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-27

Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus is
far superior to super carbonate Of soda, and
may be used IN the same manner, with cream
tartar, and for all other purposes where soda
is used. II is perfectly healthy, and requires
less in quantity. Try one paper. and you
will never have any other, Groees and
Druggists sell it.
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To the Ladies' of Tillin.-All who arc
interested IN the welfare Of our solditrs, are
requested to meet at the Aid Society rooms
in Shawhan's Block. next Thursday, April
2. for the purpose of recognizing the society.
Perhaps it would be well to mention that
there is also TO be an election of officers.
by order Of the prssident.
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From the 55th.-Tke Norwalk Reflector
says that Lieut.. Col. Stafford aud Captain
Shipman have res igucd. Captain Bement /.
reported to have resigned
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Weight of n Bushel.-A bill has passed
tie Legislature which fixes the weight of h
bushel of clover seed at g. pounds, and Of
oats at 80 pounds.
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S--T--1S SGO--X.
brakes Plantation Bitters.

They purity, strengthen nd inyigoTate.
They create healthy Hppetitr.
They ute an antidoie TO change Of watetahd III g /
They overcome the effects Of dissipation.
They Strengthen the system aud eniiven the m In i
They prryrut miasmhic aud intcumiuent fryon
They purity the breath aud acidity OF stomach
They cure u, sprpsia sud Constipation.
They cure uinrflen, Chuisr, and Cholt ~ Motkus
They cure l.VeT Complaint \ Nervous Headache
They Rre the best Biten IN the world. They max
the W. al man strong, and exhausted ntigrs',
great rcsinrrL They are made ofFute - truiA rum
the celebrated Calisa,A Bafk, roots aud herbs and
hre taken with the pleasure oi heyeIRgo, without
regard to age or time of day. Particularly recon
inrnded to delic ate persons requiring gentle stmN.
liant. Sold by MI Grocsts, Druggi,ts, Hotels AVID
saloons. Pm. Dsaks Co., 2L2 iIoadwAy. N. Y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-27

The Democratic Caucus pnd Nom.
inees.-on Saturday last the unterrifed
m ct at the Court House and made til cir town.
ship nominations. Jac. Bowser pres ided
and r. l.. Griffith acted as Secretary. The
following are the nominations Reuben
Keller. Edward Swander and Geo. Knupp,
Trustees VIM. Dldine, Clerki VIM. Kline
Treasurer, T. W. Egbert. Assessor; Martin
Albright aud Meleiah Martin, Constable
But little interest was manifested N the pro
ceedings except by the Court House Clique,
who completely carried the day ill the as.
SCISSOR was TO be dominated Joseph Herrin
one OF the best assessors we have ever had
being supported by all outside ofthe clique,
but after great deal of wire pulling and
caueusing, ballot was had aud the clique
came neal. being beaten their favorite recelv
ing but 90, while Herrin had as.
In the evening Alfred Landon. was nom
mated for mayer, Hiram Britton for Marshal,
John McAuley, for Solicitor and Jno. O.
Weirick, for Street Commissioner. As the
city nominations had all been made be
fore in secret cOnclaye. OF course all the del.
egates had to do was to propose the names
and have them ratified by acelamation
Some obstEepOrous delegate nominated a can.
didate not Oh the'list. for Str9et Commissioner.
and came near being expelled for his i'm.
pertlnence. 1t remains yot to be seen If the
rank and lille will ratify such nominations
made by the clique in midn ight conelave.
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~ Y. Herald. We invite the attention
Of our readers to the prospectus of the New
York HERALD in another columun.
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Advertising.
Tlifln. o. frldsN Mareh u. ,eea
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.

We have been reques ted to announce that
DANIEL NJ. SNYDER win be an indie
pendent candidate for Marsha at the ensuing
elee ton.
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The 72l Ohio regiment has left Memphis
and gone to VicksLurg, by order Of Gen.
Grant.
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Single Copies of tbs Tribune can he OBJ
tanned at this Office. Price, 5 cents.
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New york Money uarkei.-W

find the following quotations of the N.
Y. Money Market, dated March "a.
American gold opened at 4lI9 and clos
ed steady at As per cent premium.
Government stocrs firm, U. s. 6's, 1881
81 ,o2A@l os1i. 1890 Treasury Notes,
81 04
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our Thanks are due to Hon. John shcr.
man for valuable public documents
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CITY UNION CONVENTION.

The loyal voters of the city of TifIin,
without regard TO past party differences,
are requested to meet at the Court House
on SATURDAY evening, March 2S,
1858, at Z o'clock, for the purpose Of put.
ting in nomination loyal candidates for
the offices of Mayor, Marshal, Solicitor
and Street Commissioner.
The Ward Meetings, for each Ward.
will be held immediately upon the adj.
journment Of the city convention.
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DIEIl.

February 10, 1863, at the residence Of Mr.,
Charles Iidlcy, near Bucyrus, John Briggs,
aged 81 years, months aud G days.
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:. VI. pETTENCIl.Lk CO..

No. 81 Park Row. New York. a. 6Siate
ST., Boston, are or Agents for the TirriN
TRlnuNs, in those cities, and are authorized
to take Advertisements aud Subscriptions for
US at our lowest rates.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

liuHRrY 1owNsittP, Crawford 60, June Il, ba.
NR. .EniroW'-sir:-fccling 1t n duty ave to the
afflicted, | wtstaken with bhous dcrnngemcnt m
lsis, which was very severe, I tcsotted 10 the NJ.
~, alopathic doctors, In numbcr, in Buoyrus,
Cleveland aud Rugles, IN the state ot Ohio. stay
ed -four weeks In Cl-velNnd, getting no hetter I
stopped LIN Kuges Huron y, called on IN old ~,
who said I had a Tape Worm. tie gave me ~ grlins
Of caomel aud turpentne, u loosvhed my teeth
and was nj gh killing me. Others In Bucyrnt said
had the liyertomplaint, aud gave NE huge do'es oi
cslomel aud quninr. grew worse all the time. -
Some Of the doctors sdv'sedme TO travel 10 gain my
he aih, while others sad would never gain n health
and get we'll.
When an medical aid ofthc OLE school faculty hsd
exhausted their skill and all hope wa CONS aud lils
deprived OF, was prevailed 10 go aud employ Dr.
A. bENuAM, physopathc physician of Melmorr
Seneca co.. Dhio. who, with htS mHsirrly tkin nnt
ssnatve remedies, restored me TO health In about
weeks, when walked home, IL miles, In one daN
and soon got able to 10 IN work aud quite wei
with the exception ofihs ire effects the oalomcl
with that exception, have enjoyed good health eVer
since, aud have known bra Benbam To cure mum.
erUus eases, where their physicians had abandoned
hem aud NJ hope was gone would advise The Hlio ed
Ia call on Dr, A. Benham nj and not delay any
iongef lie can break fever any acute or chfon.
lie disease, In less time than any physician ever
knew.
HOMER JOHNSON.
JOSEPH WARNER, Witness.
DR.. A. Benham's medicines for sale BY Dubois
L Co., THIN.
Iubiu
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WANTED.

500 tons of old Iron, old Brass, and
old Copper, also, Cotton Rags,
for which the highest market price
will be paid in goods.
Don't mistake the pla c, the old
Stand, = doors souh Of he Court Ilouse Washington
Street, east side. Remember that cannot or will
not be undersold. Yours very truly,
O. NJ. YERK.
Tifiin, o., Feb %, 1868.
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LYONS KATHAIR0N.

This deli snful article for preserving aud bsnuiify
ing the human hair - again put up by the origins I
proprietor and - made with the same ca.e, IA
and attention whco tst created It, immense md IN
freceented sales Of over million BOTTLES annuHl
II s sill sold nj 20 cents In Large bottles. Two mi IN
ion battles can easily be sold In year when II 10
again knawn that the Kalh uron Il only the mo-,
delightful hair dressing IN the woId bnt that iteean.
ses the scald Of scun and duhdruh, rivesthe hair
lively rich And hxuriaut growth, and prevents IL
from turning gay. Theseare consideraiious wurt h
knowing. Tie Catnaron has bsen tested for oy or
twelve yenr', md Is wRrrared as desert bed. ANY
lady who values beautiful head ofhair viii uss the
kathaiIon !, l,isdnely perlamed. cheap and vals.
hble iistold by allfespsetable dealers throughout
the world. ~.
D. S. BARNES d CO.. New York.
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Deputy p. NJ

New MISUNDERSTANDING awfully
Afraid of the Soldiers Voies.--Snce
the poor little sneak who controls the Val.
landigham organ OF this place finds that the
soldiers will have q vote this fall, he sudden
Iy changes hia i.,eLi... .-.si sson pfUTes ses lt
have great friendship for the "Lincoln hire.
hugs" who are carrying on this abolition
war lie seems 10 lmngine that our brave
boys will forget the vile ISLANDERS he has pub
lished from week to week concerning their
condition aud the work they nre doing how
he has done his utmost to patch up u cumpro-
mise with armed traitOTs,so us tn render of no
avail their glorious achievements, and would
fetch them home in shame aud dis. race after
all their suilerings and privations how he
has again and again published articles the
anmus Of which was to dissuadc persons
from contributing to the Aid Societies and
his base aud slanderous attack on the whole
army over the shoulders of the 49th and its
brave colonel
For taking him to task for his course in
regard to the Aid Socities, he calls us n
lying dog" (All blackguards know how to
ca II uames.) We wish we could return the
compliment, and say that he never does any
other kind of "l ying' than dogs do After
the very appropriate head OF Lies. Lies, >
which he gave to leading article few
weeks ago, We supposed--as that heading
was one ruth--hc had broke oil from hs
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Decidedly Rich A certain candidate
who lately joined the democracy was going
around elcctioueeting for himself aud among
others approached one whom he supposed to
be bulternut when the following converse. /.
Iion took place
" want you to use your influence for me
in the convention" says the anxious candi.
date.
"welt, where do you siand'" queiicd the
citizen.
:" 60 in fer immediate peace stopping
Mt once tnis abolition war, aud having a com
promise made"
"You do, well then MS lam war democrat
ard do not believe 10 compromising with
armed traitors, can do nothing for you"
TIE candidate walked away, looking as
though he had flea in his car.
How TO Spell Seneca.--1he following
ways Of spelling the name Of orr cot nty ",
tax from the inscriptions on letters received
ut the Postoilice, kindly furnished US by W
l. MYERS DCputy p NJ
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Fruie frees For sale

ArrLE TREES of all the popular
kinds. exceedingly healthy and fine. f,om
7 10 . feet, SIP 80 per hundred.
second Class. s tot 90 do
STANDARD aud Dwarf, Pears, Cherry Trees,
Plum Trccs, Pench Trees, small fruits. Ne,
eS5- Cull aud see ot the Nursery, miles
from Tinn, ON the McCutchinville rond
+. ZARGES, Proprietor.
March 90. 1868. 9i--lts
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BLACKBERRY BRANDYll

A pure article made from tho
root and French Brandy. An cx.
cellcnt article in DiarrhUa. Dys-
entary, Summer Complaints, &c.
Prepared and for sale by
DUBoIs Il Co.
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RYE WHISkEY, n Years Old.

Brandy. Otard e Dupuy's pure
juice Port Wine for Sicramcnial use +,
Sweet Wine, Cntawba and Native Wine,
Jamaica Ram.
We deal IN strictly FIRST class Wines,
&c. Goods selected expressly for Ne.
dicinal use.
DrBOtS g. co.
No more Rheumatism Auer using WAt-vns.
Neuralgia King
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5000 Coal Oil Lamps

on hand and for sale at less than
mani nufscturer's prizes Cali and get new Lamp aud
one fmy Patent Lamp Chimnies that don't break.
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New Arran &c ment,

The undersigned begs leave to
state to his numerous friends and patrons that he will
continue business the old stand lately occupied
by John Vomdron * Co., where he will at all times
have on hand good supply of all kinds of me ruhan
di peraiHing to his business and which will be dis
posedo Of at reasonable prices,
That he is thankful for past fa-
yors and hopes In the future 10 merit and receive
liberal share ofpatTonsge That his stock eonsissi in
TpaH of
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The COME ssions and Experienc Q

OF a NERVOUS INVALID.
Publshed Tor the be eft and a. caution 70 Young
men, and Others, who spfres ron, Nervous Debility,
Early decay. and their Kindred ailmeots--suprltng
the means ofself cute, Bvone who has cured him
self aftef heiug victim Of risplacsd confidence N
m edieal h. uhpg nd qunekefs. ny enelosinea poet
directed envelope. single copies may he had Of
The author. NArHkNEL MANFAis, ESQ. Hedfori
Kins, County, New York jan30.2y.scm
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HBIMsTREETs
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
IT Is NOT 4 DYE.

Hut restore, gray hair to is eTgnsl color by supply
lhg We chpiHeTN tnbes Win nhtrIAl ,uftthrnts, M
phired by age or disease. An insiRnta reous d,ss
are composed Of lunar causo, destroying The vitality
ana beauty OF the haii,and afford Of Themselves no
dressing. HeimfTeeik lnimiiRhle ColoTing NOT IN "
restores htI 70 10 nn'ural color BY an easy process
NNUHIANr BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling on, erAa
Gates dsndtuh, andimpHit health and pleAsHrthe.e
TO the hsnd. has sioodths test of time ,beinr ils
original hsf ioloIinF, and IL constantly increasing
lhlayoT. tittby bsh gehilsmen and ladies I. h
Hld bs a fe'pectHbie dealers, can be prooaTed by
!hem Of the commercial hgent, ID .. BBinss 2tS
bfoad"ay' New York. Two sizes, 50 esnts and 81,
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Will opeu, about the 9TH of Sept in Com
mercial Row, next dOor To Mr., St. John,
Drug Store, with u well selected stock of
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The best being always found on band at alltlme,.
am determined 10 sell my stock At prices that can.
not tail to be satisfactory. ldssie that those wish
ing to purchase should call and examine my stock
before buyin ng else where.
TifhR, March 20, lse3. ef-u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-22


EE Charley Reeve spoke in St. Joseph
and Huntington counties previous to the
election, and the result is that in the first
the Union majority is nearly double what
it was last year, and in the latter the Uni
on ticket is elected, and the county re-
deemed from the embrace of Copperhead-
ism. Charley also spoke in Fulton coun
ty and the result is handsome Union
gain. Had he made two or three more
speeches in Fulton the Union party would
have elected their whole ticket, doubtless.
In every township. but one. in which he
spoke in this county. there is handsome
Union gain, and that would have been the
result in the one excepted b ad the people
attended. but he only had half dozen
listeners. His speeches seem to have had
as fatal an effect on Democrats as the poi
son some one strewed round town recent
ly had on the dogs. We would suggest
that it would be well for the Union men
to employ him to stump the county tho
roughly next fall. Ii he cannot disgust
and drive every honest man out Of the par.
~ that hears him, no one can.