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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-07-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Letters of administration on the estate of Will
liam Stuff, late of Union township, deceased have
been granted to the subscriber, residing in said
townships all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
THOMAS lMLER, Admir-.
Julv TO- 1S63-6ts
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The Battle Of Waterloo,

By VICTOR HUGO.
Paper Covers. IS pages. l6mo. l5c.
Trips IN the Life of Locomotive Engineer.
Paper Covers. 224p PIP. l2mo. SEC. Cloth ST..
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New york Market.

NEw YoRK Jan. 4.
FLouR. Sales ofI6, 800 bbls at So, asa s.
for super western Sc s0@6 90 lsr common
20 medium extra western; 81 l567 25 for in-
ferior to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-Salesat 81 509sl &c.
RYE-Sales at 0O@95e.
BARLEr-Saiesa at | 40.
COks-SAles 81, 900 bu at 62Ss3 for new
yellow.
ern and Canadian.
WHisKr--held 39c.
PoRK-Sales. $50 bills at sl4,259l4 81
for meas ii G2G9l2 - for prime
BLEY-Sales az 80 5O@7 90 for country
prime; So 00@l0 90 for country mess.
: BEEF HAns-Steaay. Sales at $40 OU@SDO
90 for western.
Cur MEArs-Dull, at 3la@As for shssl.
ders, and4s1 @5IIc for hams.
BAcoN-Steady. Sales at s5ic.
LlRD-Ssles at ela@9l.e,
BpTTER-A fair business doing at lb92O
for0hioI l6@ 100 for State.
CHgHE-9HQl3c
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From NashviIle.-TLe following ex.
liacts we copy from letter. dated January
9th, written 10y Samuel Werick to his broth
er in this place. 1t contains few names Of
some of the boys belonging to the l0lst, who
were wounded in tho terrible five days. fight
near Murireesboro. The following are the
eXtracts.
To begin with, regret 10 toll
you that, from all the information can gath
er' that Col. STEM is dead. at least that ia the
report here, and everything goes to show that
II ia true Lieut.. Col. woosrKn is badly
wounded--he is here in the city. Mai. kirb,
is also reported wounded. Jac. sheats wa,
shot through the shoulder. and II Hnde. the
boy that used to clerk for Shryer, is in al
probability dead by this time. lie was sho
through the body. Jet Frary had bis CUR
shot out Of his hand, but received only a
slight scratch. Ben. Orwig was hurt by a
horse that he was leading of the field. The
horse was shot through the hind legs and
reared up, and fell back on him, brulsinp
him very much. He is here and getting along
very well Thorn. Kaup is wounded in the
thigh by piece of shell, and suppose 4
prisoner, for the rebels took the hospital he
was in.
Col. Drake. of the 4Oth, was Killed and a
great many wounded. cannot begin to tell
how many of the boys are hurt, but fear
more than We expect, for our division was
opened on 10y shot, she'll. grape and canister
while they were eating breakfast, and lust
slaughtered, before they could get formed in,
to line Of battle. but when they formed they
returned the fire with interest. and sent th.
enemy back with about half the number they
came up with, and so they fought for fy,
days in succession, first one side falling bach
and then another, until the ennmy were fore
ed to leave or be almost annihilated, for ou
forces were gaining confidence andvig6r ev
cry day, and entered into the fray fully dc
ternined not to yield until the last. AnC
then 10 inspire them, Gen. Roseenns rod,
the iines all the time, cheering the men anC
leading on as only he can do. Jim Nsf hat
command of their company, and the boys SAY
he is fight 10 the backbone. He led them OF
every day and stood by them. never one,
leaving them, and was always ready for an,
emergency.
We received about 60 wounded men in ih,
hospital last night. aud expect many more il
day or so l cannot tell you all the boy,
that are hurt or dead, for cannot hear IN y
self. but as soon as do find out. well LEI
ysu knoS all about il.
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Shamefnl.-It is really too bad that az
ter every rain, the pavement ON the East side
OF lat Monroe stree (, for near two square.
South of the NJ. e. Church, must be covered
with water, after every rain, when all that /,
needed TO prevent it is to have the cutters
cleaned out. If frceze-up should occur
when the street ia in thi. condition, We
should have ice on the pavement from three
TO six inches thiek.l And, remember, thi.
Is the way our children have to go to school
Wo again call on the Street Commissi oner
and Supervisor to soc that it is fixed. L
will not do to put it off a6y longer.
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Benhsm's Magical Pain Extrs,-
tor. sor'remcving all local llsiHs.
Beuham's Gargle. For Dirthcs
ria, putrid Serethruat, Thrush and
Ulcoratiou&bf the Throat.
Bcnham's Renovstsg Pills. ~
For Nervous and Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Colds and Soar StDpi-
ach. They will cleanse the stons-
ach without any Inconvenience.
Benham 8 Worm l'astilla Candy.
The surcFt, salest and most reli
able. Easiest to take No physi
clan required. (
Bonham's Hygiene Cough rrors
For Cough, Group and ra,tl,s in
children--good also in Fevers
Denham's LivcrPills.-Gcod to.
cleanse the system of all bilious
habits. s.s-,.. ..... =.
Benham's Joshua Drpps.---Liko
Joshua of old, who commanded the
sun to stand still and il obey cd
him. so with the Drops. All NOR
bid. or loss OF. action will DO rcns-
ed; all Feyers win be calmed down
in an incredibly abort time. ] hey
are decidedly ahead Of all other
preparations, for Fevers, Cramp,
Group, Spasms Inflammation, Is-
tenus or Lock jaw, Suspended ami.
mation, Diptheria. Putrid Sore
throat, aud in fact il is a perfect
Joshua, as hundreds viii testiiy.
PREF ared and sold by
a. BENUAM,
Melmcre, Seneca county, y.
For sale bY d 4bols 4 Co., TifIin. ,h
jy a.6alr
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MARRIED.,

On the lst OF Jan, 1861, at the residence
Of the brides Father, by the Rev d. r. Keif'
fer, Mr.. Luther &. Barriek to Miss Fanny
L. Rcemc, both Of Seneca CO., q.
So the world goes Twom more Of our young
friends getting tired OF single ouSscdnss',
have been united in the holy bonds and
have agreed to divide their sorrows and dou.
BILE their joys. May their happiness and joys
be many and their year. not few. They have
proved their claims to happiness by the bright
gold dollar we have received.
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ehinery 30 combined a ctpit,i Of s30,0CU)
ttwo-thiris Of which TO be furnished by the
owners) with the proyiso that " the full sum
Of $40, 900. to be donated, should not be real
lied through subscriptions the amount actual
" subscribed shall be regarded as basis
feus.htfI Of the amount, required to be- In
vested By the owners. in order to en,itle then
10 the recent o. the donation all other liabil
ide, then ceasipg
We further recommend that this c)mmit e .
be discharged. aud tiat in thar stead an ex
seutive eommitse Of three be nominated
by --, whose duty il shall DO
a. To procuce suitable b,ok, and place
them for the purpose and at the places herein
isdicatsd;
b. To receive proposals fr,m and make
arrangements with individuals who may
wish TO eng ,ge in the enterprise;
G. To fix the limits of time foe suhscrip.
tions AVID tor the beginning OF the work:
8. To direct ths Publishing Of the proceed.
Iings of this meeting and OF other facts necss.
sary 10 he made publio
/ e. Attic expiration OF the time limited for
/ subscriptions, to collect the books, ell a
meeting Oft pcrsons who have subscribed
/ the don stion, t,r shs purpose of receiving and
1 Idisposing OF the fnu1a thus contributed in
eccorlareo with the plan herein recommended
aud
| To call pdblic meeting Il deemed al.
visablo or to publish the result OF thair trans.
actions in the city papss.
Any necessary costs incur,ej by the exec
utivc committee 70 bs refunded by the indi-
yduals receiving the donation.
The 'jcet Of the foregoing recommends
ton. being the speedy erection in our uids
OF wvolen Cloth Manfacto ry, by whateye
fair means It eau bS aceomplis he'd, we woult
also recommend
That a second sett Of books be opensd a
the same places above indicated t. rcceiv,
subscriptions for stock at $50 each, in order
TO ascertain without loss Of time fin this
manner an amount Of $50 900 or more can bc
raised Ia preference to the plan recon ncnd
ed as best by your committee.
Let these two setts Of books be entirely Ia.
dependent Of each other, and let that plar
which by Its success proves the sgcciisst
means for the accomplish mont OF the ljcct
be adopted.
And to provide for the carrying out OF thi'
measure, we recommend that tho executive
committee to DO appointed for carrying out
the individual plan, bs also a committee Ia
arrange thc prCliminaries for this. And il
this should succeed, let the committee, at ia,
end Of the time limited, call a meeting of tn,
persons who have subscribed the stock. tc
take further action; or il thought advisable,
/ call public meeting.
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The So Sewing Mnchine.-This very
simple and extremely useful machine should
be in every family. For fine, light work
syeh work that the large machines will not
do. it performs in a splendid manner. 1t is
worth many times the price in any family. -
A machine can DO seen at the residence ofthc
Junior" We wcud take pleasure in or.
dering one for any of our friends who wish
una
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Rock Creek MiiIs.-Our old friend W
Delphi, formerly of Caroline. this county
has purchased the Rock Creek Mills in thi
city hut. as the mill was previously rented
to Mr.. Shook, he will not take possession loI
over ysar yet Mr., Delphi is splendid
miller and we are glad TO know he is coming
amongs. us. lie has rented a mill near To
ledo which he will run during tie present
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j. NJ. HAHM.
j. G.. GROSS,
X. W SHAWL
]. d. LOOMS,
]. SCHEIDER.


Titin, Jan. ~, 1861
After the report was read communication
of Mr.. j. Gwynn, touching the subject Of
mnlu 'aclures was also read by the chair,
whereupon the report Of the committee was
received aud the committee discharged.
Mr.. Luther 4. Hall then moved that Mr..
j. NJ Xlhm he nominated us one Of tho ex
ecutiyc committee, which was agreed to.
The chair then nominated the following
members Of the executive committos, intend.
ed by the foregoing committee report, for
carrying out the original design Of having a
Wooden Cloth Mandatory established in
our miIst, viz;
John T.. Huss, Henry A. Buskirk, John
NJ. Naylor, A. G.. Sheath.
Whercupon ths meeting adjourned.
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Still Another Soldier Gone.-Thoma,
Newson, jr., of Co. d, 99.h Ohio regiment,
formerly of this city, died in the Nashville
hospital short time ago. He was aged 81
years and 10 months.
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'The Nyonnaed in tIle lOIsI.-

She Vyonnded in thc Hoist
We have as yet been unable to get full
list Of the casualties in this regiment, but
the following is a few additional to cur
former list:
Hiram w. Townsend, Co. ID, wounded
in the face, Huron CO. Thomas Earl, Co.
ID, in the thigh, Monroeyille. Edwin
Carrigau, Co II, in the shoulder, Tiain.
A. II. Eaton Co. II, in the arm, Seneca
CO. Charles d. Morehouse, Co. G, in the
shoulder, Sandusky. Jacob Sheets, in
shoulder, Tihin. Dallas Fade, in leg,
Tfiin. Justin Frary, slightly, Tiffin.--
Bcnj. Orwig, slightly, Tiflin. Thomas
Kaup, wounded aud captured, Thin
Chas. d. Rose, Co. d, in thigh.
A card. The Independent Fire
Company No. 4, takes this method Of re-
turning their thanks TO the citizens OF
Tiflin and vicinity, for the liberal patron
age extended to them during the Fair
Our highest expectations have been more
than rculized--conscious of being engag.
ed in most laudable enterprise, aud re-
minded by such patronage that our labors
are appreciated, we shall as ever, hold
ourselves in readiuoss 10 rush 10 the res
cue in the hour OF danger.
To the ladies', who SO kindly assisted
us during the Fair, we return our sincere
thanks, aud do nos hesitate to say tha
much Of our success is attributable to thei
assistance.
The following is correct statement
of rcccipted disbursements:
Amount received from all sources
81 SAC ~
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NOTICE.

The co-partnership heretofore ex.
isting between j. 2. HAAs, JoxA. SMITH
.IosHuA SnTn, N. M BAaSEs aud A. T
BAaxEs, under firm name Of sNIrH, BARNEs
a Co >, is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. Josa. SaIIH retiring.
The business viii be continued as hereto
fore at the old stand by the rem aiping part
ners uAder same firm name.
SMITH, BARNES & co.
Dec. 8, l662.-3m
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The Great English 1seInedyl
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
nlInhrnfa1 he.nnL DiILsM

IlctCUTWtcU IFNtUto 4 ftI6s
PIssafed Ifsm prescription Of sirJ. ClaTks, Nj. D
Physician .EusoEdlnsry to the Queen.
THIS wsliknsuh medicine is no imposition, but .
sars ana SAFE remedy for Remal Oiiealues a nd
Ohstruetions. iron any cause vhasSsri snd althoa
spowsralfssis IL eontaiss HsIhing harful 10 The
eoasiitntioa.
To NAMED Ladies Pses hsrlv suited. II will, in
short iias, bring on the montnly period with Tssu
lanty.
10 anes,e, Of Nervou, and Spinal Anscnobs, Psia
In the Back 4nd Limbs, Heavinsss, Fatigue % slight
sIsnion Paipitsiion ofthe Hssn, Lownsss Of epT,t,
Hysshes. Sick Hsadaehs, WHITES, And all the main.
Pills will fleet hsn all other have failed
! These Pilis have never been kasws 10 fail where
directions on the Cd page OF pamphlst are well oh
ssnsd. - 49,
Fer rfaiinauisslsu, get pamphlet, nee. of the aEf.
| N. B-9l and p9staFe stamps saolosed 70 Aay so
Jyrins, ey resIsn Dsli. oSinfy
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Legislative COmmittees.-Wo notice
that Judge Lang has been placed on the
Committee on Currency, Corporations other
than Municipal. Judiciary, Privileges and
elections, and the Committee on Railro ads.
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Rates of Advertising, ,

EVA reduction of psr cent. from the shove rates
will be riade for Cash
TIE spase occupied BY lines Of the type conPeIing
the body Of the advsrtiieneRt, will be conidsred
square
uaiop, Attachment, Road AMI Ditch Notices, mu,t be
PAd iorin advsnte.
Advertisements inserted for an indsfnits time will
be shsrged for until ordered out
When yearly sdveui,smsnu are iHisnsd, ono OF
nsIs ehsn nsei will be allowed.
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Ti0dn T.rices Current.

Corr oted Wseklyby >. u, ssgArh, DsasrlR =
sik dc Of GTain, Se., l.ssnsfi Hiect, TINS
PORE-3, so 10 l.2o
MaEAT--gJ ei.O1
CokN- (shvilsa4nl,
do Dan tOA45
RTE--OO9l0.
BAkLEY--S5 ,U0
OATs--OO 835e
PorAToEs--eO87s
fLAxSEKR--h.2S
BurTER--leRl5
LApD-Oc
TLLLow--ec,
sAoIED HAS, 6neeI IA,
do sloEt AND SsOULpEEt--le
PlcELtD PoRk--697e.
CLovER -s5,4t15.40.
BIEswkx--Oo ss5s.
FE.rHERs--0eoOs
RAds--3c.
GExEsHIDEs- s97s
pGt do 100.
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The Soldiers Mitc will be held on next
Monday evening at the residence Of Ed. Sui.
liyan en- Washington Street. Those who
wish 10 spend pleasant evening should at.
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New York Money market.-we

fud the following quotations of the N.
Y. Money Market, dated Dec. s9th;
American gold opened at 80 and clos
ed steady at 32 y per cent premium.
Government stocks firm, u. 5 6's, 1881
81 02l@ @lO2k ,s7;3O Treasury Notes,
81 0l1s@lOlTs,
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Net proceeds $3.50 so
THE COMMITTEE.

Great Pa;Iorn1uI, - RUssELL's
Great Panorama Of the War OF 1851 and
go, will exhibit in Tiflin, in Webstsr's
Hall, commencing on Monday evening
next. 1t has given very general satis(ac-
tion wherever exhibited. The Rochcs-
ter Democrat speaking Of the finl M erits
of this Panoraml, saws
"Russcll's Great Panorama Of the
War, which is being exhibited at Corin-
THAN Hall, is really production of great
artistic merit. Its exhibition last even
ing gavc great satisfaction to all who
witnessed il. The different skirmishcs.
battles, enoampmrnts, cities, shipping,
harbors and naval bombardmcnts are all
rendered in a spirited and graphic man.
ncr by the artist. The views Of South
ern scenery, the rank, luxuriant vcgota-
ton, the soft tints of the summon sky,
and the life-lke freshness OF the land
sclpc, all conspire to make the panorama
intensely interesting, and indicate that
the canvass hns been touched by u mas
tcrly hand. Tho different battle scenes
were very inspiring and aroused the pa
triotic fever Of the audience 10 the high
est pitch. These paintings are Of such
character that they interest both old
and young. Many are taking in their
childcen to see this Panorama, in order
to impress upon their minds the history
OF the present war. 1t closes with mag.
niicont view of New York City on the
return of the Goth N. Y. Regiment. Peo'
/ pie from the country never will get 81
well paid for their money us on this oc
casion." See advertisement in to-day,
| Tribune.
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Tiffin, o., tlldaN January .. ls6s
For additional Local News,
sec Fourth Page.

PhonOgraphy.-.Our friend, Billy
Myers odvcr,ises in to- days paper that he
is ready to practice the art at any time
and also to toach.
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Acknowledgements I'VE are
under obligations to Hon. John Sherman
for very valuable Congressional ravors.
Also, to Hon. S. L. Worcester for Pub.
nocs
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TO ME PUBLIC.

iirxsrt Towssnr, Ctswfotd CO., Jsns u, V2,
Ns .Epiros.--Str.-tsstug IL dvty eve 70 the
saiicted, wistaksa with buieus dstanEsmsat 10
isis. whiuh wa very severe. tsse'ted 10 the ~.
p.s, aiupathtc dcctou, 10 nsubef, iH HucyTus,
Cleveland ard Rugiss, 70 the state et Ohio. tdsy'
cd fOurwesSs M Cleveland, getting 80 hstet 4
stopped Rugss iufon &C., called ea an old NJ. D.,
vhosAidt had rape Merm. lie gave0 20 gtatni
OF calomel aad turpsutrs, u loe,ensd ~ tes'h
sud was nigh ktiiiae me. Othsu 10 hucNtas saii
had ths tiYstC omplsint, and rsveNe huge dosss VI
csonisi and quinias igraw Sone sll the time go
ssmc Of the ircteF, advi,ed~s to navel 10 gsn nv
health, while o,hen sail wsud Rsyst gaia ny health
and got web,
Mhsa sll modest aid cfths old ,ehsol fseulty hsd
sAhsustsdthst skill and all hope was gone aud lie
deptivsdel, was prevailed on 20 so aAd npley ~
A. RENtiAM, Aphysopa'hic phytWtaRe " Mslmste,
Seneca CO.. Ohto, whe, Nth his mHttstlN htllsul
nnstive emsd,ss, tss,ofsd me - heaNh IA about !
weeh,, when walked home, " mils', " eve dsy,
snd got ahls 10 90 to work. and va qaits ws
With the ciceFuon ofhs dire eAsctt OF The calsmel
Withthst etcePtion, thsy- enjoyed euod hsslth evsi
,ince, snd have known br. \ .HsnhAm 10 cure num
efuu, en,e,, where their ph,0ciaus had sbn.doned
hsm sad ~ hope was fons Iwcuid -dve tie saiie ed
to all on Uf HsuhaA NJ oacs snd not deisy sny
tonEer lie eau htsak atcssr, Any acute of chfou'
lie dissaNs, In less time thaa any Phy'ivian ever
knew,
JOSEPH WARNER, whusu.
nr. A. Rephs~'s HsdtciHs' iet tale BY Dsbsi'
Cs., Tifin.
iu,fu
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DEArH.-Rt. Rev. S. j. Mountain
Lord Bishop of Quebec, died a few days
ago, aged "a years,
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Cz-HEADQUARTERS COMPANY h,
q. q. O. Sixth Regiment, o. ". CaWp at
Beverly, Va, July 27lh. 1861.
DR. q. W RoBAoK, Cincinnati, Ohio:
Dear Strive received your long wished
for and welcome Remedies few days ago,
and hasten to return You n unanimous express
sion in regard to our high opinion of the mcr-
its OF same.
We have used them with great benefit in
our Company, and heartily attest 20 the pub
lie opinion Of their great benefits. In our
cases, especially where there have been SO
many great changes as from the civilian IN
daily routi ne in b lsiness at home 10 tho ex'
pescd habits Of active soldiers in a strange
and unnatural country. do we most appreci'
ate the merits Of such heayen-sent values az
yours. To all those in our position do We
most emphatically recommend your remedies,
being assured, from experiences, that they
will be very welcome companion.
Yours very truly.
JOSEPH A. ANDREWS,
Capt Co. b, Sixth Reg't. o. v,
James Y. Semple, lst Sergeant Company b.
Chns. II. Foster, 2d Sergent.
ChAs. B. Russell, lst Lieut.. Co d.
| Thos. S. Royse, ID
L. b. Warren, Sd Serg't
s A. Thayer, lth Serg't
Sam'l D. Schooley, Ccnmissary.
Corporal Charles w, Taylor.
Corporal Edward Bullmann.
Corporal Carlton O. Gable.
Together with SO prvstes-a unanimous
expression being given.
For sale at No. East Fourth street, and
by druggists everywhere.
The special attention Of Suffers 10 solicited
10 this US being the best articles for cons
plants incident 10 camp life. noy7.lm
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ILLUSTRATED
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
The Best Mechanical Paper in the Work
Eigh,.sHth Venezuelan. vIu.-Nsw Series.

new vonrne efthi' popular Journal sommsnes
on the hrst OF JLnuAfy. ltis published wEEKLY, an,
every aumbeI oonthins tiIteoR pages Of ussI inior
m,tiOn, and fom Eve to 'sn ofiginal snsravisss o
new inventions AHd dsoSy sfiss all Of which aTs pre-
pared expressly iorhi eolvmnt
To the Mechanic and Manufac turer.
No person engaged Ia spy Of the mechanical OF
anuiaetuTing pursuits should think Of "dosK with
out" he SCIENTIFIC AMrRIoAE II costs BOT six cts
psT week. every number contains fro six 10 ten
Cravings of new machines aud inysatORs, which ean
not De iosnd ia aay other publication.
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Thtiu afeekIp Isibaae.
Local and Miscellaneous.

+. TT. W. and Chicago Il. II. Co.
PASSING FOREST.
For Pittsburg & East, 4 45A.N. 4 $40 r. ~
(NooS) (NtpNaRr)
" Chicago \ West, l2l5rN&il.5jP. n,
Wa Z. SuiNN,
Genl. Pass. Agent, Pittsbutg, Pa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-16
lufactuTeT.
To the Inventor.

The SorEsTIuo AME1I5Ls 10 inditpsnssbls to sv-
cry inventor, az u not Only contains iuHrAtad de-
ienptions OF nsaTy all the best inysntoss a. tho
come out, bot each number contains az Oicisl Iist
ofths Claims Of all the PatehtI issus IRON the United
states Patsnt otlss faTlng the wssk previous tn
giving asorset history Of ule Progie oflnVsntions 10
This country We are also receiving, every week the
bs,t seisnthe journssof Great Britain, France and
Germany thus placing In our possession all that Ia
tTanipinAg me ihahieal science and art In these old
countries. We shall coninue liahsfer 10 our col.
cspous extracts II Im these journals ofwhaieysr
Nl may dseJa OF interest TO our readers.
pamphlet at lhsifuetisn 10 the Ssst msds Of OBJ
tanning Lsuer, Fatsnton ssv inTsausni,s is furnish.
ed free on application.
MeHTs. MUss Co. have Aetsd a, Patent Sslisi.
itoTs for more than sEyESTEEs Yeas, in eoansoton
with the publication OF the sCIKSTtFIc AAkRIcAs and
.thsyfsist to 20 900 PatAntss, for whan they have
done bssinsss.
No ehargeis made for esOminlng sketches and msd
Ella new Inventions and for advising ipvsnt9rs as to
their patsptablity.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-16

Has enlarged many a small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has rescued many lost business;
Has saved many failing business;
Has preserved many large business;
Has created many new business.