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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-04-24
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-04-24

p. S.--Three oheers for the Union
forever.
The next is from an old citizsI
of Van Buren,, now in the 14th:
LAvERosn, TENNESSEE,
y. April 18th, 1868.
W. 1, HELLER; DEAR SIR;-- Hav
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-04-24

OF Especial attention given to
Physicians Prescriptions for which
we guarantee pure medicines, aEl
our utmost attention.
S. Il j. NJ. LUNE z
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20

THE MEMORY on A MornER. -Whsn
temptation appears, and we are almost
persuaded to do wrong, how of(cn a
mothers word OF warning calls TO mind
vows that are rarely broken. Yes, the
memory OF a mother has saved many u
poor wretch from going aslray. Tall
grass may grow over the followed srot
where all her earthly remsins repose /;
the dying leaves Of autumn may be
whrlcd over IL, or the white mantle OF
winter may cover II from sight; yet the
spirit Of her, when he walks into the righ;
path, appears anl gently, soilly, mourn
fully calls to him when wandering OF in.
to the ways oferrar.
The Times Washington dispatch says
Gen. Hooker had arrestcd thirty desert
ers, had them tried by court-martal and
sentenced " be shot, Iii believed
that nc will incxorsbly enforce the sen.
tence.
6yThe Nashville Union says: "Oul
noble Tennessee loyalists all enthusias
tleally endorse the Conseriptiea Act
We have not heard one dissenting voice
snougwS' fr nWoTtL mo 4
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
HOME TESTIMONY

Nj. " u kiNusLE II -DeHrSir; We ieeIitsd,,v rs
owe to the public, TO state tna Narsh-Ir, Cathelieon
medicine invaluable tor rompiints rIn,ssd nader
the head of Female Diseases. We have u,ed ,or,
Gfrirnb.rr Medicine dtass ,en Etesil, bsne6tej
thereby, much so. that the price double "a.
,ud have them. To the thousand OF ouf .et Who
are suffering itom Weakntases. we would Tecomn,,,l
the caihocon sure panacea. II eite, ,ireps,nie
the system and enables each af the organs or the bsd
to perform their appropriate functions.
Mrs w CARTER
Mrs y. D.. WEEKS
Miss e. SWORMsTEtT
Medina, March 1861
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
William Gallup,

Clock and Watch Maker ALL
kinds of watches Kept constantly on hnnd.
Store IN Tnmb's Block
Tilln, sent. I'm, lss l.lN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
The w rosg Man.


At a meeting Of the Chicago Board
of Trade on Monday last, vote was
taken on a motion to send supplies of
vegetables to tho soldiers down the Ms
slssippi. When the vote was put, one
plan. not understanding the question,
voted no, Ex.MOyor Rumsey, not doubt
ing but that he who voted no was Of the
secession stripe, knocked Aim dopR.--
An explanation followed, which showed
that mistake had been made, for the
gentleman who was really a loyal aud
patriotic citizen had voted misunder-
standiugly. They are queer people
at Chicago. How fortunate the emphat
ie no on the adoption Of the response to
the soldiors at Whites Hall ON Monday
night, that his errorwas not made in that
city,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
How sic Got Ills wife.

john w was, or Is u genius. He
made quite pile in the Mexican war,
and invested II in canal boat, running
on the Ohio canal John was bach.
clor, but in the course of time was
smitten by the little god. An old fa--
mer, who lived in the "ncul" path,
near Massilon. had two rosy-chcckcd
daughters, but all attempts to gain an
introduction by their admirers were
foilcd by the Old man. But John was
not discouraged. A large chunk OF
beef bought of the mastiif, and Jphn
proceeded TO deliberately appropriate
the various articles hanging on the
clothes line. Chcmiscttcs aud stockings,
brccches, shirts and things were crowded
IN glorious confusion into the capacious
bag carried by John on this occasion.
They were brought aboard and placed
in the show cabin" to pave the way
to an Introduction on the return trip.
A week after the boat passed the
farm house ON its way south ; aud John
jumped ashore and went TO the house.
lie represented that one Of his drivers
had stolen the clothing, that he had
discharged him, aud desired TO restore
the articles. The young ladies were
delighted MS the suck contained all
their Sunday ilxiugs." Tho old man
said -
=" ! nlEOys thought that all the boat
men would steal aud am delighted to
aud one honest one, you must call again
Captain"
The Captain did call again. and soon
after married "tbo Youngest
On the wedding night, he told his
wife tho russ he had used to gain an
introduction, aud the old man gave or
ders that no more clothing should be
lett ont % night"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
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tNsuRiNu
Fine Teeth and a Sweet Breath,
ANp
Curing Toothaohe & Neuralgia


DO YOU wish to he bleacd with and admired frt
rEAnl, NnIrz nndSouND TEETH Use Ur WN.
u. HuRDs tNRlNALLED TOOTil POWDER,
warranted tree from acid, alkal, or any iniutiou,
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ho you w,'l tohe certain that youI breath Is rure,
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lIiends Ose DR. HURD'S CELEBRATED
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THIS asrlngent wash Is also the beet remedy in the
world Tor GAMER, nAD iI'EAfu. II LrrniNa Guss,
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Ito YOU or, our children snilrf ffnm TuOrIIACIlEi !
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Are Won afflicted with NEURALGIA Get DR.
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They dO not adhere nor blister, but ,ooihe and
charm pain away. rrr them. Price, IL aud Z.
vetts. Mailed on receipt OF price.
VI atise On the best means of pteservin- the
Teeth mailed receipt of the price, 10 cents IL /,
a uunble little work aud should be IN the possession
OF every pcr,cn.
For sale aull the best stores throughout the eoun.
ty
CAultoS,-As there nre dealers who take pdyan
isge OF our Embellishments 10 impose upon their Gu.
lomris interior preparations, H. Is Necessary TO in
81 mon having what you call for, and YOU viii orr
ms uEsT, thoroughly tested, aud prepared hy m eN.
neHenced bentist, Treasurer Of the New York STATE
lenin's Associaiion, aud Vice President OF the
New Nork Chy Denialsoeiely.
Tritune BuIidins. New Vo,sI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
GRAEFENBERG
PAMtLv mEnictmHs.

Are prepared undsr the immediate supervision Of.
esssa
The Intelligence orth eommunltr !, NO, ,,,l,.a NJ,
the ofe of single medicine which claims 10 cuy,
DISEASES, but the Gfrfenbefr Remrdies consist, OF
eleven d eren medicines, all unequAlled IN he rure
It JUL a,sss'e' 70, which iheY are recemmen ded
among which nay be selected ore appropriate TO anv
ofthe dsessei Incl dent 70 this county and eli mate
tgTnE GREFENBERG vEGETABI.E PILLS
,re better thsn any other kind Pills IN The world
Pnoe e5 cents.
tV-GR.FFENBERG UTERINE cATBoIIcoN
= an iniabie remedy Tor all Female dssasesPrios
si,J0.
ty-TBr UTERINE CATHoIIcoN will ,l.c
cure Grav ! diseases Of the Kidneys; urinary difheul.
ties in males
far the most oNe-ful and eicacous compound In use
--Prics a..
,.tR-TrE GREFENBERG DYsENTERY sYR
~ nat~r'sin and ruicN rsmsdy ror all disease, Of
me boweis-P ice 50 &c nts.
tT,rliE UVEFESBERG PILE REMEDY n.v
Price al ' u'''e'''ng u'''S's
~ THE oR.FEENDgRG CnfLDREN's TAN.
a. !. 1n ln'anass sompound In all diseases inei
=, txTnE oRBFENBERG FEVER AND AGuE
hhhbDl isa sovereign specific for this particular
dissase--rfice 50 cents. " ~
tR-rllE GREFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT eNceis al other taves IN IL. curative sr
fects-Pfiee 25 cents.
tYTHE GREFENDERG CoNsuNPTIyr's
BALM affords the most asoni shi NJ lief In IN pulmo
naTy complairu-price 81 bottle. tYrAn s5ri,,nt
Ph'stcan Of New York, states that he Ia, Known IN.
CrUlenbtrg ConsumPivei balm used with great ,vc.
cess in Dropsy. Ourown eEpsfisnes sub,anta III,
statemcnt).
t:R-THg GR.EFENBERG nEAfTn BITrrRs
are the mo,ipss.snt and dshgmful jnie ever prspsr
tn-TnE GREFENnERG EYE LOTION i,pr.
par nI'lleldedin all Inflammation or dissass,of the eye
--Prcs 95 cents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
BP VANS
PULMONIC WATERS.

The most certain and speedy remedy ever
discovered ior all diseases of the
'hest aud Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, Consumption, Bronchitis, In
HuenZa, Iioarseness, Difficult
breathing, Sore Throat,
&C., &c.
These Waters give the most instantaneous and net
feet relief aud when peTsVered with according to di.
rsetons' neNerfal 10 effect Ttpid and lasting cure
Thousands have been restored rlect heBth, who
have tried other eansinyain. To all ciasss, and
al constitutions they aIe a blessing nd cure--none
need despair, no matter how long the disease NAY
have sted, or no oSeVeT severe il may be- ntoyJrd
ihe organize structure Of TIE vital organs is not hone
e'sly deeayed Every one afflicted should give them
an Impartial Ial
To Nocaiists and Public Speakers,
these Waters are par iculaTy valuable They willin
osE DAY remove the most severe ncea sional hoar.s
ness, and theiTfegu use for few DAYS will al n
times increase the powsfand nexbity Of tho voice
greatly improving Its tone, compass and crsrnes Tor
which paTposelheJ are regularly used by many pro.
feAstonAl vorAlists.
JuB MOSES sol. Proprietor, Roehsnsr,N.Y.
Price ,a5 cents per box.
N0ealius and Pnblio Speaker
YOcAliSis aud Public Speakers
Nocalistt and Public Speakers
win lind Bryan. Wafer.
VIII hnd Brysnh Waters
WIN find Bry ans W Afers
Iuvaluab le to remove
Invaluable to remove
Invsluabls toremovs
Hesrsenen and Sore Throat,
lloauene,s and sore Throat,
liosr'eness and ssrs Throat
And give eleAruess the Voice.
And give elearBesS to the voice.
And give elsarness 10 III. voice,
They televsin ten minutes.
They relieve In ten minutes, i,
They relisv, later Ini inutes,
Coughs, Cold, and Alldisea,ss
Coughs, Gods, and all diseases
Coughs, Calds, and all diseases
Ofths Chest and LING,
Ofths Chest aud Lungs,
. Ofthe Chest and Lungs.
Sold by sll Drnggisis
soldbl all Druggi,s
Sold by all Drussists
Al 95 cents box.
A. rs eehts box
At e5 cents box
sePue.IE
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20

Sufrr--Somo early lambs may bo
dropped during the latter pert Of the
month, they will need shelter and care.
Breeding ewes should be separated from
the rest Of the flock, and fed with little
grain, and with roots II on hand.
TooI---hre they all ready J Don't
neglect them now aud waste valuable
time by aud by in tinkcring and send.
ing to the blacksmith. Recall tho old
adage of two strings to your bow" aud
Of nll parts Particularly liable TO break or
be lost, such as plow points, etc., have
spare ones on hand against accidents
II ia cheaper TO keep on hand three cx-
Ira pl1w points or shares, harrow teeth
whfllic trees. etc, than to lose a half or
whole day in the best working season,
going after or making the needed imple-
ments,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
FOR SALE BY

For sale In sereea county by l.. 81. John X 60
DnBois 20 aud J, =, Marquarlt, Tihhi u. Hat
Lomelli D. VI. Arndt, Adrian; J W Miller. Auira
ID w Hoffman. herwicki John lewis, Bepsvills;
q lonnker, Watsons St1tiosi y r bliss, Bloomv1l
y creque' West Lodii Dubois n Co., Fostotis;
lanes tray, Mslmote; NJ Sileox, West Lodi P
Yates, Green Spring. dsle7.ir
tnd by m-rehsns and drggiHs ssnevally Ihroushoa
the uhitsd States and CanadAs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
George j. SaIxnsan,

Surgeon Dentist. Rooms in
sh,whnn's New Block over the Bank OF
l'ifin, 1iiIin, Ohio
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20

to The above named Ladies we are r,rsopaIIv sc
@nnanted with, and know that ior several yeArs
we ed In Medina, they VIEW great sufferers Mis-.
hasbeen 20 badly afflicted tha u was with difficulty
she was able to stand upon her feet few betts, OF
Csthohcon cniitely cured her " her comnlaints NV
wiie received great heneftfram this rncdirin. W.
recommt nd to th" Ladies Of this County as safe
and efficient remedy FOR the macy complaints they are
.uljsctto.
JOHN WEEKS,
Ednor Csnhe III Herald.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
TOBACCO.

Also, a variety of fancy articles
su has MeerseAaum, RTisTwood Clar aad Wooden
Pipe, and Ciesrhoidep, and all arcss bson KinR 10
bis lius al Gs lOS rates ~ Ahy cigar store 10 the
MesL aPril IL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20

nm Or. RoBaCwS
w STOMACH
~ BITTRRS
@ ARE NOT
ESSss..sss...MA TO BE ExcELLED
sbl.MK sts .roMACBIo
-
EIfe=Hd Regulator
49, or fnt
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
BUSINESS CARDS.
siias ID. Lindsey,
George =. YingIing,

Surgeon and Physician,
Late assistant Surgeon. iOlst Regiment. o..
Volunteers.
OrfIcE-Room No. "a, t
Davis House.
Tina Fsbusfy 90, 'sC3, eo-u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
ORCHARD AND SunsrnY.

APrLE TRLEs--Scrapo the trunks OF
old uecs, and wash with strong solu.
tion Of soft soup or weak yc. Plant
carly. See II there is not some unoc.
cupied spot that will admit Of u trcc.-
There are certain standard sorts that arc
good everywhere, aud others have been
proved By your ncighbors. Plant largely
for the best market varieties and fewer
Of the fancy sort. for home use.
GEArTtSo--This may be done with
cherries, Other fruits should be len uh.
I'll next month. Root grating If not al
ready finished, should be completed and
out Of the way Of other work. IfyUu are
10 unfortunate us to have an orchard Of
poor natural fruit, make preparations to
graf II with good sorts. II the cutting
OF cious has been neglected until now,
attend to II Mt once, and keep them in
earth or sand until wanted.
INsEcrs-No trees should bc sent
from the nursury or planted, that are
covered with scale The moths, Of some
d structvc worms use md the trunks
during the present month. Paper smear
ed with tar, mixed with oil enough to
keep il snf, aud tied around the trees,
will arrest great number.
MANrRG,-Grouud for planting should
he prepared with well dccomposcd ma
nurc. Tho practice Of surlucc monur.
ing fruit trees is growing in favor. The
soluble portions are carried down by
rains, aud the course material is left Us
4 mulch.
pRuSsisc---SboulI this month be
TO removing dead limbs aud cut
ing small shoots aud suckers. lf ne.
's'ory to make large wound, cover It
With grating wax or other composition.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
JOHN WEEKS,
Edi,or Garfield Herald.

n. u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
For Sale hy pglois \ 60. n. n. SNYDER TINA.
u. Hall, Lowell; Dr. =. Natss Green Sntinrsi VIM
NinngeT, AlieNi y. lIndmnr a Co., MeCuiuhsnVllc,
an by me diciBe de arrs thron nghoui the state
u d. AtNGSLEI, Cleveland,
u25.lV. Agent Tor tlhIo,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-07-07
Extract from letter written by
~ 10 e. Col. Morrow +.

"Ye~, yon can still defend the aid hag.--,
You can talk for your country. You can dos
f.nd by argument and illustration the Cause
Of the Gosernment agaiust the rebels, their
aiders sympmhizers and abettors. When
you hear men Jefaming the Government you
can raise your mutilated arm and tell them:
"Ths sir, / lost in defense Of the country yo,s
are seeking to destroy. In my presence al
loast you shall not slandor q Government,
which has made you what you are and has
protected you in the enjoyment OF blessings
of which yon are unworthy" Be true 10 tho
Constitution and the Laws Of your country.
Frown upou traitors and their sympathizors.
If yru do this God will bless you even in
your nisforgnes an make your days happy
an prosperous. If you do otherwise, you
will be a vagabond in the land Of your fathers,
and will die miserable death, aud be damn.
ed 10 the world 10 come. And you ought TO
be, If you are q rebel or rebel sympath'zer.
Blcsssd ID is the mao that walkelh not ia the
couusels Of Rebels, nor standeth in the way
Of Secessionsts, nor 81 tnth in the scat Of
But his delight is in the Law
of the Land, and in the Law doth be medi-
tate day and night. The tr itorous arc not
so, but are like the chsf which the wind drv-
eth away. They shall one aud al utterly
perish. v
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-07-07

+ The reputation possessed BY the Comman
der Of the Army of the Cumberland, il
worth everyone's envy and emulation. Tha,
success 70 the only criterion Of military ability
is an axiom too plain to need demonstration
and tried by this standard, Rosecrans shares
with Grant the honor of being the only
Commanders 10 this war whose eagles have
always been crowned with victory. From
his compaign is West Virginia Till bis la'esl
triumph, at Hoover's and Liberty Gaps. he
has never fought but to win, has never drawn
his sword but 10 scatter the foe. Without a
craven fibre in his frame, he possesses, to an
unusual degree, the power Of inspiring those
beneath him, and every battle 10 which he
has participated has been characterized BY a
vigorous courage and nervous emery on the
part of our troops, different from their valor
on other fields Those who know the power.
ful influence exercised by its commander on
the spirit Of an army, ascribe to the personal
presence of Gen. Rosecrans the exceling gal
lan,ry Of his troops. Certain it is, that he is
the idol Of bis army and possesses magnetic
control over all its officers and men, vastly
superior and more efficient that the disciplin-
sry subordination OF the tactics. His invar.
able success has given his soldiers the highest
confidence in his abilities aud they place the
care Of their lives aud the guidance Of their
lives and the guidance Of their destiny in bis
hands with the most implicit reliance on his
skill. In the camp, he is the watchful friend
Of the soldier and the careful guardian of IS
interests. On the field be is an officer Of
consumate tact and courage, present at the
point of danger, fighting the battle on the
field and not from a distance, keenly watching
the changes Of the face Of events, ready to
avail himself Of the, slightest advantage, win.
ming bis victories by incessant attacks on the
enemy's weak points, and following up his
success with vigor that increases rather than
slackeps. Another element in the presta.ge
that enve'ops Gen. Rosecrans' name in the
personal purity Of bis character, and the unu'
sual strength Of his religious principles. In
this respect, there exists close resemblance
between himself aud Stonewall Jackson, and
tbs analogy might be carried out in other
respects Gen. Rosecrans is devout Catho-
lie, perpe,ually accompanied by bis confeslor.
rigid in his religious observances and one Of
the school Of warrior fanatics, who have
always proved such successful Generals. The
spring of the Pilgrims, Of Cornwelrs Paritans
of the Scotch Covenanters is hard to defeat,
and it was the same pious fury that gave to
the rebels Thomas Jefferson Jackson aad to
the Union cause William s. Rosecraus. The
latter has again unsheathed his sword and
victory has again commenced to reward his
efforts. The rebels have fallen back to Tull-
ahoma, and his triumphant columns are fol-
lowing on 10 confident haste. We trust to
soon have the pleasures of announcing the
particulars of another grand victory won by
the Army Of the Cumberland and its veteran
Detroit Advertiser & Tribune.