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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
Timn. May 1, 1863. ..sw

Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus Is
cleaned OF all impurities, aud contains the
largest amount of all necessary and whole.
some properties which can DE concentrated in
the same weight; is guaranteed 70 give tho
most perfect satisfaction, or the money re-
funded. II viii cuIe dyspeptie persons, aud
save the health Of all who use il. Groc ers
and Druggists sell it. Depot ll2 Liberty
Street, New York.
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scipio Aid Soci9ty.-Tho meeting ap.
pointed for the 9th inst. for the purpose OF
reorganiz ng this society and the electing of
officers, adjourned until Saturday, the 9th
inst, at s O'Clock. p. NJ, at which time it is
hoped ali iRterested will be present.
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"a CERrAiS LoEp wENr psNcrLr DRFss.
Nd. " onee told Hotspur that "psrmioeti was
the sovereignest thing ON earth for inward
wounds" Well. we do net gainsay that
but we do know th', Bryan's Puhnonic Wa.
fers is the sovereignest thing on earth " for
curing coughs. colds, hosrsensss, etc, only
25 cents A box, at
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TiHin Priccs current.

corrected Neeklyby q, w. CpMS0HAN, Dehie
IN aikitds Of Grain. &c,
hHEAT--l lSdl,2J
CORN (shellrh 81.
do tEan lU95U
RyE--uum15s
BARLEY-- l,WhGl,R
OATs--uU a55e
PoTATogs-- Gug55
fIAN SgGn@-S goo
hu'rTHR--l5aI6
LARD-5c
1ALLOW--Sc.
shoKED Haas "a lOc.
do SIDES AND SHoULDERs--te
PICKLsD PoRK--G5p7e.
CLOVES SEED-sf,g5
BEkswAX--Uutqgj gjc,
fgATHRRs--aODc .3s
RAGs--3c.
REgkiiInEs- 81 &c
DRN DO lDs.
EGGs-se. p dozen.
Timothy seed,-l.i0
hOoL-6isa,sO
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The Dispatch announcing ,ho arrest .

The Dispatch announcing the arrest OF
the traitor Vallandigham was read at the
Court House on Tuesday evening to about
two hundred Of our citizens, lroniseuously
gathered together tn hear the war news read
amid the most prolonged cheering. 1t made
every loyal man feel better. \ general can.
vassing of the merits of hemp us cure for
treason was INDUCED in.
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New Yo,k Money NIarkct.-W

find the following quotations Of the N
Y. Money Market, dated May s..
American gold opened at 52is aud clos
ed steady at 90 per cent premium.
Government stocks firm, U. S. SIS, 1881
Sl,O7lS@l 0S. 1880 Treasury Notes,
81 O63, U0 IOStS
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In Command of Diyision.-Mnj-
Gen. Johnson having obtained leave Of all.
sence for 70 days, Col. Gibson Of the 49th is
now in command Of the Division.
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Mistakes win occur in .he Je.t regulated

Mistakes viii occur in the beet regulated
families, We all know. and The types will oc
casionNlly play little pranks that are very an
noying, especially to editors. Last week the
little mi~:hiefs made us say that tho ladie:
would sead box to the l0lst regiment "next
I thursday, March Z, instead Of May7, but
the error was so plain, however. that al could
readily detect lt
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ALWAYS GEr THE BEsr- Especially in get.
ting Saieratus- the best costs but triAe
for a years supply, and the good co SITS but a
little more than the poor. and is much more
healthy. We can recomme nd the Chemical
Saieratus " be the best.
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NOTICE IS hereby gwen that The
subscriber has been appointed and qualified as ADMIN
lstra'of Of the eslats OF DALLAS w. HADE, late o.
Seneca Couniy,O.
CHARLES II. MADE.
Tifin May l, lst3. 3O-3t
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BISON g. YINGLING,
kGE0MS and PHYSICIANS.
se In Vollmer's New Building

gibson respectfully announces
many friends aud The public generally, that
associated hiasslfwith Dr. G.. ;. NlNGLlNG
|Iistaai sargeon i0lst Rsgiment. Ohio Yolun.
|YIN6IlsG Is a graaqats OF the Univsnity
fYlasd. has praetieed tive year. in The 1slti
IniTmary, where he snecessfully treated all
cases Of the most diifieult cure, aud his army
lsxpefieHee has given him practical idea OF
y.
GIBSON, reiss npon his long continued
which has establi shed him ia ths cent de- nee
people, as a ski'lfni and seliAbls PIP sieian.
s, YIN keep eonstantly on hand large assort.
fthe best medicines.
pt attention gIvea 10 all sssss entrusted
Arhl ., 1868. MI
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Marrird.-or April 2Jd. by Rev. u. $.
Logan, FrankhnS 5 Brobst to Ellen J. Nell.
vaine. both ofthis county.
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|Neryous sufferers OF both SEXES.

tvcrenJ Gentleman having been Restored 10
d In few days, ailef undergoing u the nsP.
niine and irregular expensive modes of tteat
without success, considers u his sacred duty to
nunicnte to his afflicted fellow creatures the
OF cure. Hence. % the receipt Of an address.
nvslnpe he will send lfree) copy Of the pre-.
|tion used. Direct to Dr. JoHN NJ. DAGNALL. 1856
3n street, Hrookiyn, New York.
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Rev. 4. Mills, Pastor of the Baptist
Church Of this city, will deliver discourse
next Sunday evening on the Nations Trial,
The public are cordially invited.
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Union Meeting near Kansas.--Ther,

Union Meeting near kansas.--Therc
will be Union Meeting at the Canada
Church, near Kansas, on Saturday evening,
May 9th, 1868. The Meetiag will be ad-
dressed by Mahlon Chance and others. All
are invited to attend
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|thcws' Cllocolate Worm Drops

fvER fail TO destroy and eNterminate au Minds
iesiinal Worms. Arc perfectly reliable in all
y, and for superiotto any and aii of the Fanny
~ CONNECTIONS. and nanseous Nermifures IN Sc.
! may he taken ut all tinles With rcrlcci safety
ey contain NO NEkCU RY, or other deleteri
pug. Mo,hers should always purchase them and
fhcit children no other.
/ Cathartic whatever, Is necessary To he siven)
] n box contains % drops or Lozeuges. Price
n. For snle by M druggists and dealers in
cines. G.. n. WALKER. Genl. Agent,
Bpfra 10, N. y. aud For Erie. q. w.
hi II, ISJJ 29-ly
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A Mod Cd Subscriber is one who prompt,
ly pays for another year in advance as soon
as the year for which he has paid expires -
We havefa number Of such, aud then We hav,
= nu.uber that nre not so model But, alas
alas, how many there are who forget the
printer through so many long years, and with.
hold the paltry pittance Of a years sutserip.
ton, while his children are crying for bread,
aud each days mail utiailingly brings dun
from the puper-maker, coupled with u threat
OF " cutting on the supplies" il bis claims
are 70, at once SAT- fed There is. however,
one consolation to the over tasked aud much
abused edilor-those unhappy dslinquents
wLo are the cause Of his misery here, cannot
annoy him in that lind "where the wicked
cease from troubling, aud the weary lediIorsj
are at nSi."
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We are indebted to AfrLroATE 4 Co.
"a Main street, Cincinnati, for a volume o (
204 pages entitled. "sorsho, or the Moth
ern Sugar Plant. by Isaac A. Hedges, the
Pioneer investigator in the NoI thern Cane
Enterprise" The volume is silIustrated with
numerous plates, and throws much light on
the subject of the culture and manufacture OF
Sugar Cane in the North, aud should be in
the hands of every one interested in the eul
ture Of the cane. Price in O 9th Binding rs
cents in Paper Binding so cents. Sent by
mail postage prepaid, on receipt Of the Pri ee.
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Hedges New Block. - Most uf our read
crS are aware, perhaps, that our city has
gained an important and very substantial
oruameu; in the large aud commodious build
ing jus; erseted by W. q. Hedges. We
would say to our ftiends from the country
and all those who have not visited the new
Hall, that an hour devoted TO that Iurpos,
would not be misspent' The building, IL
point of architectural skill and workmanship
is cer'ainly upsurpass ed IN Northern Obi o.
The framing and erecting of the vast self
supporting roof was no ordinary undertaking
It's built upon the same plan as tue iroi
bridge at the mouth Of Rock Greek.
The block wac planned and built by our
ssiIlful and efficient house builder, d. c
MrEHs under whose supervision it ia rapidly
approaching completion.
The large. Hall occupics the third and
fourth stories, aud is reached 10y four scpara,,
flights Of stairway and six different entrances
1t is e5x7O feet clear. aud has u large CALLER,
on both the north aud south sidee. Ii is es
limated that this room will seat 2, 900 persons
Including gallerie.. The stage. &" where the
dramatic hero will rAut and rnge," is well mr..
ranged, being llx25 feet. Mr.. Hedges will
fit the stage with all the theatrical applian.
Gee. There four fluee fer ventilatine
purposes, aud eight hot air registers for
warming the room The hall will he illumi
mated by seventy five jets of gas. We under.
stand the Fourth Of July will witness great
doings at the hall.
The second story. in the front part, is Dc.
voted 10 office rooms, and makes very conve-
nient aud desirable ones The store rooms
on tie fret floor will be fin shed in good
style and upon convenient and substantial
plan. As store rooms, they will take the
lead in our city. They will, doubtless com
moud good renters, and ii not secured by our
own merchants, will bring tradesmen rrdln
abroad.
The entire book is "a credit alike to the
owner aud the builder.
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HENRY SADAIEs,
Fashionable Barber and Hail
Dresser.

(Late OF Phalon's Establishment,
New York City,. New York SHAY.
ing, Hall Cutting shSmpeorg Sc,, in the latest and
most fashionable style. Hair ColoTng done TO order
and oa short notice.
sE'- Particular attention paid to Ladies iIaif Cut.
ting and Dressins,
Market Street, Opposite Davis House,
TWiH, Ohio.
Ami d IEhl M,
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The National Fast Day was generally
observed in this city, the places Of business
being principally closed. The union ser
vices ut the lst German Reformed church
WAS well attended. the church being crowded
TO ats full capacity. Roy, r. Andrews ofthe
M r. Church, the Oldest resident mini ser Of
this city. delivered a sermon Of great power.
appropriate to the times and the occasion -
He traced up the cause of the rebellion to
alavery, believing that thls war has been
brought upon US as punishment for o ur ma
uOnal sin of slavery. lie confidently believ-
ed that the rlght-the cause Of God-should
soon succeed, and our nation emerge purer
and better--with slavery abolish ed--for the
fiery struggle through which we are now pas.
sing. We shall rot, however. ante mpt to
give summary Of his eloquent sermon. AL
truly loyal people seemed we'll pleased.
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We would call the attention of our subscrib.
ers to the advertisement Of NJ rssRs. SonEs &
BRowN, which will be found in another col.
umn. These gentlemen are Collectors OF
Army and Navy Claims and those having
such claims upon The Government would do
well 10 give them call They are reliable
and honorable in the transaction of business
entrusted to their care. They give their ex-
elusive attention 10 this business, together
with the soliciting of Patents. and will be
found to be efficient and expeditions in what.
ever they undertake. A large number OF
these so-ealIed Washington E" Claim Agents Z"
are worthless rascals, as many poor soldier
win tesIi fy.
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lr Clainls s. PENSIONS

ennington, Lee & Brewer will
fompt stteution 10 the collection aud prosecu-
all claims agaiauths Government, for back
ouniy, &c. and proeus ng
PENSIONS
Abled soldiers aud wido We Of dee sssed officer
ldieTs.
PEsEISoros having retired from the army,
,umed the pfseties Of Law.
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Meteorological Observations.-FroW
November 25sh, 1852. to April let, 1868
snow Tell to the depth Of feet 9:54 inches,
and still we had but three days Of sleighing
and Il was POOR. The water in said snow
measured pa inches. The rain falling du'
Ling the same time was l4iis inches, making
a total Of 2iiA inches. SO we are informed
by A. X. BAcurEL, Esq, OF Bloom.
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No notice can DO taken Of anonymous
commuuca lions.
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Demonstration.


SALtst, Washington County, Ind,l
May IS, 1889.
DR. RoBAcK--Dcar Sr.--My son Thomas
was given up 10y the physicians, thi. last
summer, as a hopeless case. He was almost
skeleton, flesh aud muscles seemed to have
wasted away. lie could not rise from u ~.
ing to a sitting position. One Doctor said
il was case oi l.umbago, aud that all the
doctors In the world could not cure him, and
that he would have been dead long ago, if
he had not been so well nursed. A callosity
formed on the outside of the left thigh. cx.
tending from the hip to the knee, aud the
Doctor said he would have TO "open the
thigh and scrape the bone" rhe operation
being severe, was pulsuaded TO try your
Scandinav ian Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills, | procured three bottles OF the Puri-
fer and two boxes of pills. and to my aston
ishment they tuok away the callosity, aud
restored him TO health, and he is now aDie to
work. Thrse are the fnuts -f the snsc, aud
you are ut liberty to make what use Of them
you please, aud rtitr 10 ne. IL you thin
proper.
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WANTED.

tons of old Iron, old Brass, and
Copper, also, Cotton Rags,
which the highest market price
be paid infgoods.
|on't mistake the pla c, the old
, doors ,euth sfihs ceer, House, ws'hinsto,n,
|, east side. kemsmbef That cannot or will
| undersOld. You're very truly,
@ q. NJ. YERk.
[n. o., Feb 81. lsG2.
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TiGin RctaiI Market.

tCoFssted weekly, by II. A. BUsKiRK& a BRO.
wholssaleand RetAti deaIsu in Groceries and pro.
duce Of allkuds, she whan's Bloek Tian OIL
pRoVIsfoHR a.an,vs
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Take Notice.-AIi persons Indebted To
X. sHAwHAS by Notes, Books. or Ac.
counts. are hereby notified TO make immedi
ate payment, as am determined to settle up
the accounts at olee. may be found at tue
store Of L. w. shawhan.
URIAH ENGELMAN,
Receiver.
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Tiffiu a'seklp Tribuuc
Local and NliNcellanconS.

T.. TT. W. aud Chicago Il. X. Co.
PASSING FOREST.
For Pittsburg & East, As AN. Il GAO P. NJ.
(NooN) (NtpNeHr)
I" Chicago & West, IL l5rM.&il 55 z. N.
NA F. SHiNN,
Genl. Pass Agent, Pittsbutg, Pa.
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P. of the NJ f. Church.
Renlerl do You know Of any other RENE
dies on earth that will produce such glorious
results as the aboveI
Sec advertisement
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GERMAN LIST.
Abcrlc, Martin Lehman Catherine
Benlwanger, jacob . Miller, Madalrna
kees, Murah Schobcr, Geo. W.
ket tze, Christina Witeer, Beuean .
Persons calling for the above letters vii
say dhey arc ADVERTISED
WM GALLUP, p. NJ,
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Tiffin, o, Friday May 8, 500.
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LIST OF LErTERs

Remaining unealled for in the Tifin Post
Ofice for the month ending Aptil3 30. 1868.
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1000 Coal Oil Lamps

hand and for sale at less than
|aciurer's pri,e. Cab and get new Lamp and
fmy fateut Lamp Chmniss dat don't break.
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5. M. rEYTENGILL 4 Co,

No. 81 Park Row, New York, ~ d estate
ST., Boston, ate our Agents for the TiFFi'
TRIBUNE, in those cities, and are authorize,
TO take Advertisements aud Subscriptions fo
us at our lowest rates.
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Advertising
Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has rescued many n lost business;
Has saved many failing business;
Has preserved man, large business;
Has created many new business.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-06-05
The Chicago Times Case.

CHICAGO, June 8, Midnight. &C.
cordance with the call issued this fore
noon, an immense meeting assembled at
eight o'clock tonight in front Of that
Office. The crowd soon filed the street,
rendering it impossible. The meeting
shortly afterward adjourned to the Court
House Square. Addresses were made
from the north side entrance by gentle
men Of both parties. The speakers
counseled obedience to the laws, and de-
nounced the recent order Of Gen. Burn.
side as arbitrary and despotic.
During the afternoon the military were
ordered under arms, but at the present
writing the meeting is orderly, and moth
ing Of serious nature is anticipated.
Judge Davis, of the United States
Court for the Southern District, is ex.
pected tonight to act in the matter Of
the application for an injunction, in con.
nection with Judge Drummond. Gen.
Ammen is also expected tonight.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-06-05
Latest from Vicksburg-JOhn-
stOn Advancing.

LAKES LALDINa ON YAzoo River,
May 28.-Scouts report Gen. Johnston
advancing. One army corps drew seven
days ratons and march to meet him at
daylight yesterday. His approach is
stated to be between the Yazoo aud Big
Black Rivers, with the intention of re-
taking HaineS's Bluff and breaking up
our communications by Yazoo. His
force is variously estimated at fifteen to
thirty. five thousand. Grant is confident
of his ability to defeat him without rails
ing the siege.
MEMPHIS, June 2.-Advices from
Grants army to the Both say the siege
of VicSshurg is slowly progressing =
Moniil1rs are firing slowly day and night.
All the prisoners in the Yicksburg Jail
have been released and Pnt across the
river. They report one mortar she'll ex-
ploded in the Jail and destroyed it.
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The Chicago Times.

CHICAGO, June 2.-The proprietors
of the Times we're notified tonight by
Capt Putnam, commanding Camp Doug.
las that if they attempted to issue pa
per tomorrow morning he would, in ac-
cordance with telegraphic order from
Gen. Ammen, take military possession
# their Office.
Judge Drammond of the United States
Court, was Immediately applied to fOr
a writ enjoiniug him from any !nter'er'
ence whatever with the otiice. Up to
this hour (miduight) the Judge has moi
given his decision. 1t is thought prob,
able, however, that he will grant the
writ. A feeling of resistance to the mill
tary, should they attempt to carry out
Gen. Ammen's order is observable.
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Arrival from Vicksburg 20
"Wednesday, MAY "a.


CINCINNATI, June 1.-The Gazette ol
this morning has the following:
A staff officer of one of the COM
manding Generals in Grants army, who
left Vicksburg on Wednesday last, ar
rived in this city yesterday morning, and
left last evening for Washington. He
brings the latest news from Grants army
and was in consultation with General
Burnside a good portion of yesterday.
He states that Gen. Grant is perfectly
certain of his ability to take Vicksburg,
but says it will take time, perhaps q
week longer, and perhaps two weeks. =
Three assaults have been made on the
rebel works with heavy columns of our
forces, in all Of which we were repulSed.
The last assault was made by General
Sherman with twenty thousand men, and
of that number six hundred we're killed
and large number wounded.
Gen. Grant is now engaged in build.
ing works, with the view of taxing the
place by regular approaches. He is al
so mining some of the rebel works. Our
outer line is within one hundred yards,
at points, of the rebel works, and our
sharpshooters prevent the rebels from
working their heavy guns. He says the
rebel works in the rear of the city are
far more formidable than those on the
front.
Gen. Grant has been reinforced by o
considerable portion of Gen. Banks
forces and more are coming. This off.
Ger states that Gen. Johnston is still in
the neighborhood of jackson, Miss,
gathering forces to attack Grants rear,
but that he has not yet succeeded in OBJ.
tanning fifteen thousand men, while he is
short of both provisions and ammunition,
and the roads having been destroyed he
can not obtain either.
1t is certain that the Black River bridge
has been destroyed, and it is positively
known that Johnston has not thrown anv
of his men across the river. Gen. Grant
has far more men guarding that river
than Johnston can gather up, and nc
apprehenslonS whatever are felt by Gen.
drant, or dis Division Commanders, ot
any Serious attack in their rear.
Our gunboatS were occasionally she'll
ing Vicksburg, and the rebel water bat.
teries having been silencsd, the gunboats
were not molested by the rebel guns.
This officer states that a flag of truce
was sent into Vicksburg to obtain the
body of Captain Washington, when the
rebels fired on tho flag and the men re-
turned.
1t is reported that VickSburg is short
of water, the inhabitants and soldiers be
ing compelled to rely on wells aud els
terms in the city, they having been cut of
from both the Mississippi and the Yazoc
rivers, and that there was considerable
distress on this account.
This officer states that there is no ques
tion but that Grant will take Vicksburg
and that it was only question Of time
Gen. Grant has taken 8,40O prisoners
and "a pieces of artillery.