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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
The GreaS English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated F1mals PiUsN

Celebrated Femais PiilsW Wr.
Prepared from pre- scripiion Of sitJ. CLARKE, ND
Physician 4Ktraorlihary to the oheen.
THIS we'll knawn medicine Is no inposiiion, but
u sure and safe remedy for femal Dtfirulties nd
Obstructons, tro any csuse whatever; and although
pow eriul remedy IL contains nothing hurfols the
constitution. ....E ...-,
10 Married IAdies II peca liafy suited. will in
short time, bring on the monthly period with resu
lauty. ,.. SOMA.
In allcase, OF Nervoa, and SPINAL hEeeilons, Pain
IN the Hack and Limbs, Iieayine", Fatigue Sigh,
sxenion, Papitaion ofthe Hear, lsowness ofsPini,
Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites, and all the pain
ul diseases accustomed by disordered system, these
Pills will fleet when other me ans have Jailed
These Pill. have never been kne~r 70 isil where
the directions the sdrsge OF pamphlet are wollob
served.
For full artieuau, get pamphlet, Tree, OF thehst
N. Isl and 9 postage stamps enclo ssd 20 any au
tbofzed agent, win insure bottle, Containing ovs
Af1Hln, by return NATL, oetSl'y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27

Bloomyille Aid societJ.--The follow.
ing table shows the receipts Of the Bloom.
Vile Soldiers Aid Society. to January lst,
1869: .......
Cash received, $4,000; l6 ib dried
cherries, $500; i7l24 ib dried apples. Sc 90:
4 n dried peaches. so cts; | can peaches
SO cts; jar apple butter. as cts; l pair
sucks. so cts; pillow, 81 90; 0 bushels
wheat, 50 so; > bushels corn, 90 cts; 3 euts
yarn. 30 cts. total, s64.Gs. lHH -'.t'' %
The amount OF goods sent to the Sanitary
Commission at Cincinnati from August 4
1862, to February 4. 1863. is as follows,
& dol BILE gowns, 10 be6 ticks, % shirts. 81
pairs socks, 81 pillow slips. "A hand towels
lo H. lint, Is small ticks for pads, o sheets
l woolen blanket, 5 feather pillows. . com,
forts and 27 pairs drawers. The amount oil
huit sent during the same time, is as follows
bbls. onions, Is gall apple butter. "a Ii
dried cherries, 1864 ib dried peaches, asI1
IL dried eurrants, 924 Ii dried pears, 274
Ii dried apples, can peaches. can rasp
berries, aud can eurrants. stns.i T.
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Confessed at Last--TLat Ierrlek Al.

Confessed at LRst--TLat Herriek Al.
lens Gold Medal Saleratus ia the best Arti-
Gle known for making nice light Bread, Bis
cuit, Pies, Pudding, &c. Baseless imitators
are trying to palm off TO the public their ar
ticle saying II Ia gold medal, or rs good
therefore. an who would preserve their stom.
aehs and health, look and see that the name
OF Herriok Allen is on the wrapper. and be
not put or with the spurious because thO
Merchant tells you that it is as good. Have
nolhing but the genuine Gold Medal. Dye.
pePttes can use it, and it will do them good
'prv H. T..I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27

The Atlantic Monthly for March con.
tains i26 pages Of choice reading matter.--
Reader. did you ever calculate how many
pages that would be in yearf Il would
] ust be | 5l2. Where elso can you get so
much good reading for 81 .uol The best IS
siys, stories aud poems, IN the language ap.
pear in It's pages from time to time, The
Last Cruise of the Monitor" which appears
in the March number is alone worth years
subscription
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27

Col. Gibson, OF the 49th Ohio. will ad !.
dress tho sItiEens OF Seueca County, on
Thursday Evening, Feb. 26th, at seven
O'Clock. in the Court House. The battle scar
red flag. which the 49th has with such bra.
very and gallantry horne through the bloody
fields of Shiloh. Corinth. Dog Walk. Christ.
mas Creek and Stone River, will be return.
ed to Our citizens by the Colonel on this oc
easion. An admission Of 10 ceob will bc
charged for the benefit Of the Soldiers Aid
Society. Tickets can be had at the Book
Stores cf DaIiois & Co., C.. Cronise and Geo
r. Huss. .sbl.s ..daua1 .vyugA tHr a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
IcoxMuNIcArEn.

surgieai.--I witnessed a surgical opera.
ton on Saturday Of last week. performed by
DE-. GEoaoE S. YlSeLIso. 1t was that Of en-
.traciing ball from the slde Of a wounded
soldier, received at the second battle OF Bull
Run. The DR.. welded the .ssalpel" with A
grace and skill that would do honor to Morn
or huzxKr. The Dr.s experience in the
army at the bsttles Of Perryyille aud Mur.
freesboro, and also 10 the Hospitals at Nash
vile has given him . knowledge, and prae
iise which stamps him master Of bis profss-
sioa. l r,eommend all difficult cases to the
Dr,'s care. s..ft1.lra) s.gt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27

The Game Law.-Huntcrs will rccollec
that the game law went into effect on the LIST
OF February. According to the provisions
OF the act, every person killing a partridge,
quail, woodcock or rabbit. is liable to fine
of five dollsr-one half to go to the com.
palmer aud the other half to the county
Look out, then. '
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Wyncoop's Iceland Psotoral.

Diseases ofths EIaa,, ch,st apd rslrpnry o.
fsns, are ever PisIfa ~, tn.idpops snd danrsioes:
The properties Of es 70 sisyisis. eats sns
Sr,sSGs asSs.. ssss sss S:.,n. *. "sss.
the throat, and mpsring tone 10 the entire 'y.i.m
No discovery In msdicsl science ever mastered this
lH Of diseases aiks Dr. Wynkoops Ieelard
Peetorsl II 10 used with the most sstopishinE
T-sults in ali Of bronchitis InhHenIs, whoop
ing Cohgh, DiptherA 90 putrid snts Throat Asthma.
Croup, Coughs, Colds, NsUoas IuitAbihty 40.
The Rev. J. Potter eenihrs, % That Ihsvs used,
Dr. Wynkoops Peciorsl fsr several yesn, my,stf
and IN my family, for severe Pulmonary Complaints
nd have recommended u 20 several Others snd have
neysr sssn tts equal"
Rsv.J. J. Potter, Brooktyn, N. Y.
Handreds ard thousAnds of tmpottAnt tssnnoniAls i
eo1la be Prodaeed, showing Il, remarkable sSIs,,,
and that Il nsver fails it
/, Ia H. soapossd Of pure IcelRnd Moss, Balm Of
.Gilsad, Peruvian Babam, Rioeampan~, conffsy,
Bufdoek, AndothsT invaluable sxpsciorant snd tons
ngfsdisns. It 10 harmless, prompt asd latlinF.
Invsiids and suffsreB shbrd 10 neglect atrial
Every family should have ~, Il 10 remarkable for
crosp. tulds.eriptoss, r.eommsndstiohs sad ~
rsetions accompany each bottle.
4 sold In rian ny DvBsi' A ca, srdJ. 3. Mar
II trsp.rsd by DR.. r. n, wyhtoep. aud sold BY D..
3. Hsrns' 4 Co., New Sot.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27

largest Stove aud Tin.ware establishment in
Northern Ohio is that of c. NJ. Yak, in this
city. Its quite treat to 60 through his es.
tablishment and see all the various kinds
and patterns he has on hand. Your taste
may be MS fasiidious a. yod like. you can
always be suited from among his multitudin.
Gus variety, belt a stove or spoon, brass
kettle or a tin cup. Sc new advertisement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
S--T--1 SGO--x.
brakes Plantation Bitters-

They purity, strengthen and inugotu's'
Thsy vrsHis healthy Hprstis, ...J ,.,..
They are an nntidote 10 change or wAtefand diTt
They %, stuoma tb. rilsvt, OF diss,tei,on. =.
They strengthen the system aud enltNsn lhs mlna
They prevent miRsmHiic aud intstmittsn' 'evo'ss
The, pufity the h~ath aud Heidity OF 'tombsh'
They cure ID, sprpsia aud tonstipHton.
They cure DiRTthsH, CholerA aud tholtra Mofbes
They cure Liver Complniui n Nerous heAdsehs
They ~. the best Bitlen " The world. They mAks
the wGuk nAn strong, and are exhausted h,thFs's
al te,toren ThsV prc made Of rure - 'rDth Fum
ihs celebrated Cui,alA Hgh, roots sud heibs, Hbd
Ar. taken wIsh the rfsH,H. Of hsvrrsFs, wHhos,
tsRard to age OF time Of day. faruculufly rr1em
nisndsd TO dec tts psr.ons wluirinR gentle ,t"n'
hni Sold by all Grossis, Druggists, li"iely asd
saloon. PHI. DsaLs X Co., gJs Lroad~sy. n.
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NOTICE.

The co.partncrship heretofore ex-
istng bctwoon J, II. HAAS, JosA. sNlTn,
IosnuA SnlTn, N. NJ. BAR>rs aud A. L.
B,RNHs, under firm name Of SMITH, BARsrs
& Co, il this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. JoS,. SNIru retiring.
The business will be continned as hereto
fore Mt The old stand by the remaining part
n ers nnder same firm name.
SMITH, BARNES 4 CO.
Dec & Is62-3m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27

Soldiers Ciaims.--lt will be seen by
an advertisement iu another place that PES
NINeroS. Lvr 4 BREwER, nrs prepared
to collect back pay. bounty, and procure
pensions for disabled soldiers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27

IIarper's weekly contains an amusing
and exceedingly appropriate carcature de-
nominated "COpperheads," which at
glance shows the great resemblance between
that veuomous reptile aud the copperhcad
party which now goes for "vgorcus prose.
cutOn Of Peace"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
Tjmn Prices Current.


Corrected Meetlyhy :. o. sSrNrH, DEALER IN al
,md. OF Grain. a.. isaesef's hiuek, rimn
foRk-S.S0to t.ei
MHHAr-.1 IS Rl12
CoNS- tshvttedNu.
10 tEsD Nse0
RyE--ttys 80,
hantNN-- t,tstSii,9
uArs-.uO "a Sc
fotAross 6U6rs
ktaNSETRs-sl.jo
htrrNN--ltdlS
LARp-1c
TSJtow--ac,
SspNtn HA~S-- - 10,
ID sipss .Np survLuENt--ts
ftcNLEB ronN--G sTc
GLovER SNtD- &c G,to46,ln.
HuuswkN--OJ ass.
fEsrugRs--a aric. rs
RAus.-ae.
Gases nIpgs- 6H 7e
UAs TO iOs.
Eans--lge. arSrn.
Tipuoihv sssd.--i,s5 asao
Woot--fusM
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
LYONS KATHAIRoN.

ThIs deh slhrhl article for preserving and bsau'ifJ
ing the human hAtr q, again put vp by the orgihsi
propreio, and H. now made with the sams cA'e, ,hth
nd " hr 6rsi ersafsdir imme"ss tnh as'
rrecrdeuls ed sales of over one million uot'r, annuAh'
ion b,a can easily be sold IN year whsn ~ II.
again known that the kalh rcn " not only the mot
lighul hardrsssing ~ the Mohd but that itelssn
az. The .cAid Of .cuH aud dAndruh, give. the hsif
lively. rrI and luKurinHi gro~th, aud prevents u
IL lm turning gfHy. 1ht,eHr considerations wnrh
knowing. This Ca,halfon has been tested Tor over
twelve yeArs, and IL warranted - dascnbsd, Asy
lhdy wh,yalues = beSutifal head orhuirwtn use the
kAihairon isGnely psriunsd. cheap sph yAlS'
able. Its sold by AlifrspectHbls dealers throughoat
the world. mud. "a ..-. .fH
ID. S. BARNES CO. New York ;.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

lInrErv fOw~stur, tf7wfufd CO.. iehe w. W.
Na ErtroH,-Sifi-ferlngt is dutN owe '" TIE
allotted. wtstAkcn With hiboas detanFsmepi 10
tSf-. whhh wasNsty se,sts. itesoited 10 the ~
H., alcpathv durtots, In numbef, N bnrYfrs'
cleveland ard Rpsles, IN ths state OF ohtcs siHt'
ed tour weeks IN tlrveltnd, aetttng no htuef
stopped iu Nugles UWon t.,vslled on ah old W y,
who saidt had rAre No'm, lis gave NE 70 ef'tns
Of c,inmel ant turnruttnr, N laosrned w, zee
aud was nirh ktllins me. u,hrfs in upVyru' sid
had the LNetrempaiui, and gave NE huge dose OF
vNlomyi aud qnRins. grew woce an The ume.--
some OF the doctors ad, scdme ioifitel 10 gaia NV
hc,h, while other. .a'd would never esiH hrahh
get we'll.
When ali medical aid ofthe Old school faculty hsd
rShsuHedthe skill sut uli hope vs. gone and We
drptiNedot, WAS prevailed on 10 sud surlnN ur
! A. HENuAM, risscpa'hie PhN'ir'sn ~ Nsia,ore, 7,
Senern 90 D., uhto, Who, With hi maittlN tkiU ahd
ssnattVe remedies, restored nr to health IN shout
wsekt, wheat walked home, ~ mdss, IN ous daN ,
aud soon got able 10 40 to work, and wss quite well
with Tho rNrepton oihs dire eHcct' oi tho calomsl.
With that exception, ihNs enoNed good health ever
since, and have known bt bsnhan ~ cure NUN.
! efous cases. where their phVHrians hsd sh'nlnoed
hem and ~ hope gone. woud advise the anic ed
l'- ~al on IT. 4. Nsnham ut once and not del'f any
tonget. Ne can hteak ate,er anN acute OF chf'h
lie 1t'ea'e, IN less Nms thar any phNs'cih le'si
knew. -
JOSEPH WARNER, Nnn.1.
III. 4. Beuhsm's mrSigihes lot 'Nle ~ psu'h
L To-, Tihn.
iuNlN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
Public Speakers s. simgers
|The COME ssions and Experience

OF a NERVOUS INVALID.
Published TOR the benefit and as caution to young z
|nen n, and others, who suffer from Nervous hebliy'
decay. aud their kindred ailments-snpryt nz
! he means ofssli cnie, By one who has cured him
NJ, anef being victim Of u,splncsd confidence In
edi cal h. nibng and qunckeN. By enciosinga post
hsd directed envelope, single copies may be had of
HE author, NrHANEL MAYFAiR. Esq.. Hsdinfd,
Ikings Ccnuty, New York. lanshsy'eom
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
Seneca County Academy.--Thc Spring

term Of this fouriahing institution will com.
mence on the 18th Of March aud continue
six weeks. The cademy Is now under the
supervision Of Prof. ]. L. GREGoRr, a young
man Of fine abilities, and good moral chirac.
ter. Those wishing to go to rood school in
the spring, cannot DO better than to try this
Academy. .....
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
New york Money mnrkct.-w,

fird the following quotations Of the n.
Y. Money Market, dated Feb, gath;
American gold opened at 5S,4 and clos.
ed steady ut 53ll per cent premium.
Government stocks firm, U. 5. 6's,ISSl
50 91@o e7Js. 7;9o Treasury Notes,
SiOs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
John Yorndron ha. nrain taken

grocery business into his own hands and will
carry on the business Iy himself at the old
stand He is an accommodating business
man aud our citizens cannot do better thnn
20 give him call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27

Not Hard to Catch.-You may catch
q cold quicker and far easier than you can
catch 2 pisksrel; but. you try Bryan's Pal.
monie WsierA, your cough, cold, hoersspsss
and sore throat VIII soon dis.ppesr. 25 cents
a box, pabOu 3 Co.. and Fred MprqaAldt
sell ihems a "a ers{L-fl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
PORTABLE FIGURING BOLT

Isaac STRAUSS MILL FAcroRY,
Corner Of Front and John Streets, Sinciu-
natl, Ohio. The undersigned continues ="
manufacture. ard oiiyrs Tor sale at very
low figure. the very best PoWTastN WntAr
FiouRINa Mus, toRN MEAL and Fhkp
NJ It's. all ,f select French burr b'"kr
Srr,N ESoISta, ChncuLR SAw-MiLLa, and
his celebrated King Of the Woods Saw
Mil. Ill,
lie nhr,r. himself sfle' tweni, yrHf' etrstteres
with all the Me., improvements Nddsd-thni hts
..u. viii A, 20 givv fau tinriion ft pvrH.
Li,ity Fast ard Good wo,k, and which cHn rn,il! be
! Kept In order. a.,
| t,s-\ry wi.hingu popksf Description will ask Z.
n,T malt and nnr will be tofwartsd immediately.
U'rTms ~ FAcrom. isAAcs1 RAtb.
| fcbll fheni""-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27

: A Brave Soldier FaIien.-Died In
Hospital at Nashville on the 5th inst. from
wounds received In the battle before Mur
fressbOro. Wa. ". MUsaaAvr. member Of
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Timn Retail Marxct.

tCoueetcd wsslN,by n. A.BuskIRk BRO ,
Wholesale and Rcts, deslsr in Gtcreties md pro.
luce or all iikind., shs ~han. Ricet TiibpO.l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
HnIMsrRBETs
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
IL IS NOT ~ DYE

Put restores ETay hRb u, ,ginsl color, by supply
Ing the capillary tubes viii hhlutAl sustshahve M
p hlrsd by age ~ disrsse. All fnsiAntAnsoua dyes
compo,rd pflnasreausiie, destroythg hs vitality
and beAuty Of ths hbif.hod hhoTd ofthsHselSes 40
dressing. Hsimspeett lnlniInhls Colorng moi MY
restore. hair 70 is nAuel eolorbysn sa'y PIoes'',
bat gives the hairs
LGxuBIANT BEATTY l-s
promotes itS growth, It's failing OF sysdi
Gates dHndTuf, hnd dimpbt health abd pisAsALtbs,s
10 the bead has stood thstsst Of time, ,bsing thg
original haf Colorinn, and 10 eoastbstb tnarsssirs
IN favor. led by bosh gentlemen sud isdies. ITS
sld hv al respec'abie dsarr, or eau be procured hy
them OF the eoninsrci u scent, ID g. Baines. st7
Brosd~ay' New iork' T~osiIss, so cent? snd 81.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
RYE MHISKEY, II Tears Old,

Brandy. Otard & Dupuy's pure.
Juice Port Wine f,r Sacrameutil use,
Sweet Wine, Catawba and Native Wine.
Jamaica Ram.
We deal in strictly first class Wins,
SC. Goods selected expressly for Me.
diciual use. .....
DuBOIS & co.
No more Rhcum,ti.mait,r u.ing wHtsons,
Neuralgia hins
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r. IT. w. and Chicago n. n. Co.
\. M. pETTENCII.L A Co,

No. 81 Park Row New York, a. d 6Siste
ST.. Boston, are our Agents for the TirfiN
TRisrNr, in those cities, and are authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our lowest rates.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27

Tiffin. O., FRIDAY February AZ ,e63
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
And took In strains that might create sou!
Under the ribs Of death - ss.. sral.is a. p

Then lot US heal. more. know more and
enjoy more Of TIE wonderful performances Of
the Berger Children and thereby extend
the limits Of that circle, until j. enbraess sv.
sry lover of music. sia- ta rgHA dl tsn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
BLACKBERRY BRANDY!

a pure article made from tho
root and French Brandy. AN rx.
cellent article in Diarrhpa. pys.
entary, Summer Complaints, &c.
Prepared and for sa le by
DuBois e Co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
Advertising

Ha, enlarged manys small business;'
Has revived many dull business;
Has rescued many lost busiucss;.e
Has saved many falling business;
Has preserved man, large business;
Has created many new business.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
Il RElIOXAI..

The Saddler.chop of tho undor-
sgasd hs, been tcncved 10 shswhss'. New Blsk !.
nest 10 the ahsN, orpo,e he ravis lleuSs, of wtivh
my ttisnds snd cHstomsr will piVsss tsks hriiet.
ts,h wiiibe rs,i tsi hides, sHd sll ktnds OF wcfk
executed on shoti Notice. linrnss., saddles snukff
dies oH hsnd--wrtk watfsntsd ana ~ rte,, Va 80
'hs timrs.
J. N, rnnprr.
l7a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-27
CORN MEAL.
go
And all kinds Of Feed

w,nb. Kept fos sal. .ad dsN,.ssdto an, emo sa I'll
city and adjoiningtown'' Az ,y.,rpes
RoOk Spring Mills, Dss. 60, fsea' jim.
The New York herald., 1863-12-18
l~teres,.nC from Memphis.

'1AIKO, n0C. ITs Ib0S
Memphis dates are up 10 the evening o. tho i4th.
General Hurbart has promulgated another important
order. of which the following "a the substance
Ithaving been asce-'aned that large Quantities of
coin have naesed from Mem hs. ec,liy South. thero
fore II Is ordered iha tnc- con bu lion be sold bss
gained, exchanSed within such psrs n Tennessee,
Arkansas and MisfssIpri within this de artment
excspt foilows;-pe-s'rs having com bullion !
their possession which they desil 10 exchange.
ceive permission tho loc, Treasury agent to send
the North. receiving back equivalent such
rency they cho' Anv sale exch ,nge evce,s
above Is forbidden. AND will he punished by military
tribunal Bukers asA others dong n deposit
bnsiness In Mem his ire required 10 send as.
ward and bullion 10 their hands 10 the
Provost Marshal bth or themselves and their 10 osors
% the into and hereafter
n deposit except 10 forward the herein
provided.
The Memphis cotton market is dull. Sales Of l69 balss
CSC Sales l4,h 260 bales. Receipts 100 bass
The New York herald., 1863-12-18
nIuafcml.
Musical.
rur MARrrzKK rRoUpR IN PHIL nerpurA

THE MARETzEK TROUPE IN PHILADELPHIA.
We BY the Philadelphia journals that Marstzok's
artists have had great IN that city The crcs
pronounce this troupe OF the most complete tina,
could be broosh' together and ccssccs their
performances. Nine Medori. Mazzolcni and Bellin
highly spoken o. We hear that last Wednesday evening"
upon the production OF Norma" Juror creates
such ~ has been seldom witnessed IN the Phiadeiphis
Academy Of Music.
We hear that there is probability OF onr hav ing
short series oreratc performances by the Msrctzsb
troupe before they 60 TO Boston.
The New York herald., 1863-12-18

How GENERAL GRANT SPENDS HIS HoLrpArs'--
General Grant celebrated Independence Day
of 1868 by marching into vicksburg. where he
cooly enjoyed his seger, and on THANKSGIVING
Day Of the same year he as coolly gave Bragg
a tanning and 9 tbrashing. Perhaps hc has
something IN store for Christmas, and may give
The New York herald., 1863-12-18
New York, Friday, December rs, 1863.
TIE NOMINATION OF GENERAL GRANT.

We announced, a day or two ago. that call for
a meeting of those in favor of the nomination of
our Office by whoever chose to come and sign it.
1t was not there at the time specified. and we re.
gret the many disappointments SO caused; but it
will be ready at the Office to-day.
The New York herald., 1863-12-18

TRADE STRIKES-GO0D SENSE AMONG WORK
MEN.-It will have been seen by an advertise
ment in our columns that the machinists of this
city have effected a compromise with their en-
ployers and returned to their work Their ex-
ample, as affecting the important interests in.
volved in their labor, and the principle on
which trade strikes have been hitherto con-
Quoted, cannot fail to have most beneficial
effect Strikes originate in the universal desire
that men have to better their condition, and
the best way for the machinist to better hs
condition is for him to go for Grant.
There are from eight to ten thousand mn.
hood, and their services are in constant requisi-
ton, owing to the large number of iron vessels
which are in process Of construction for tho
government. Or course it cannot he pretended
that all these men are on q level in point OF
ability and usefulness to their employers. The
unfairness of a strike which would compel
the latter to advance their wages generally
from twenty-five to thirty-fve per cent 10
self evident The indolent and unskilful would
thereby be enabled to extort what the good
workman is alone entitled to claim. and the
general enforcement OF such rates would absorb
all the profits Of the concern under existing
contracts After holding out for some time
it has been arranged that the employers shall
pay twenty-five to thirty five per cent more to
those alone who are worth the advance. This
terminates the struggle in manner honorable
to both parties.
If workmcn generally would take this COM
mon sense view Of things, they would have no
difficulty in adjusting with the manufacturer fair
rates of remuneration for their services Strikes
have never yet benefited their condition; for
they are unjust in prnciple-unjust not only to
the employer but to the good workman. They
may be complied with for a time, under the
pressure of necessity; but they always end by
introducing into the business numbers of new
hands and.lowering the general rates of wages
below their original standard We trust the
working classes generally will bear in mind
this fact, and when fair terms can be obtained
will not reject them out Of mistaken idea Of
the benefits to be derived from strike. All
such moves react badly on the condition Of the
workman, and render him more than ever
slave to the natural sel6sbness of the employer
who demands the unconditional surrender Of
his rights.