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Cal. OgE6oS R. r. Co.-The Marysville
Appeal has received letter from Surveyor
Elliott, dated Albany. (Oregonl October %.
lie says the survey has progressed very favor
ably thus far, and that bis party were at this
date on the north side or the Umpqua river,
having passed over all the difficult portions of
the route-the remaining distance being bat
one continuous plain for one hundred and fifty
miles. Mr. Elliott estimates the entire cost Of
he road at about $4,000, coo; and he makes
lis length six hundred and forty miles. He
writes most encouragingly of the probable
route Of the road, and of the favorable topog-
rapby of the couItry for building cheap road.
The people of Northern California will be
pleased to hear Of this favorable repor; from
Engineer Elliott This section Of the State.
as we'll 10 fact as all California. is to be greatly
advanced and prospered By the completion Of
this enterprise. Oregon people are alive TO
the work, and there Is not doubt OF its com
pletion at an early day.
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DIR. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.-
These 6itters are universally acknowledged 70 be
sure preventive and cure for Fever and Agre Flat
ulence, ReayneSs OF the Stomach, any other like
affection. Their efelt upon the system Is most mi
TacHloas they give healthy tone 10 the system
relieve all morbid matter and in fact cleanse the
system OF all Impurities. In no case has it bees
known 10 fail. hut on the contrary, new virtues
have been found in lis use. To those afflicted with
any Of the above ills of the body the .btters are
offered as a speedy and certain cure. Try them and
form your own opinion. Sold by Druggists and
dealers everywhere.
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-'s.ol : SarSaparil5a

!. = >1oI >arsaElafIi5l FQlsons uuC from The
yves OF the eartn, and used y medicines Kill
lol>ands annually. Powder and ball are not halt
slt 80 muIderouS. From the curses ot mankind
lied mineral specific" RristaIs S2rSaparilla is
empt. is thirtv-fye years Of Gnbroken triumph
sr soEefula, cancer eryspelaS. and al diseases OF
skin. the flesh. the bones. the joints and glands
due to the vegetable kingdom alone. II Is the
" medicine ever prepared by Tlau that eIadioates
the system tee virus of malignant maladies
al Al the same time recuperaies the constitution.
e ieeeie II IS strength, 10 the aged vitality the
snlzed a soothing balm. t. the broken in soIrit
CNlhg eilNlr, 10 the sufferers OF the gentler sex
esent heip under all their special difficulties, 10
the most certain and inocuous of the means Of
red BY science for the relief and prevention OF hg-
aa suffering Sold by the leading druggists of all
N> SliG e4tleS. .Isln
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DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

Debility, from whatever cause arising may be
cured; strength. in whatever manner il may have
been wasted, may he restored by the use Of this
powerful and healthfal invignrant. For Indiges-
tion aud ali is painful effects, bodily and mental
they are positive specific.
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OCR RAILRoAD.-Wor Workmen are engaged on
e bluff. preparing for the erection of depot
! other buildings. A turn table is also be-
constructed. Mr. Biuney informs Us that
,ements are made for iren to complete
tack to Orovile, aad that it will be laid
hin the next six weeks. A portion of the
is daily expected at MarysvilIe. 1t is
stifying to be able to announce this fact, aud
|ri assured that we shall soon be ia railroad
~.nmunication with neighboring town
We regret the untoward circumstances that
|age prevented Marysvlle from extending this
pad TO tide water. They must soon see, how
:, the necessity Of bestirring themselves if
nave any choice with which route con.
ca shall be made. The vast railroad in
sts that are now assuming shape, will soon
lie to be controlled BY the favorte rou tes of
ard towns The Pacific railroad from
lmento, already arranging for the employ
of the running stock of the Lincoln road
leuiand that that road be pushed beyond
J present terminus. in order TO connect with
Sers, thus giving greater business and im-
nee to all. In view Of existing facts we
but regard the tardiaess Of Marysvilie as
Laordnary
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haneys-toid Chi.s, and Hot F1ushes, Coated Tongue
Burning S<n Nausea Shyerus, Dizziness Loss Of Appetite
9f Malignant Diseases One dose of the READY RELIEF
sufficient to breaN up and expe diseased action and restor
the patient to hCalA.
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UNITED STATES
LIVERY IS STABLE.
EDW4RD BOUDEN. Proprietor.

CAMBBIpGg Ind, February E, 1856.
Messrs. A. L. SoovILL & Co.
Gents:-This is to certify that have used DR.
Morris Liver Pills in Bilious Attacks and found
them to be the best Pills that ever used for that
purpose: and have also used them as a Cathartic
Medicine, and have found but little use for ply
sician since had them in my family.
Yours, truly. ASA FRENCH.
For sale by all respectable druggists.
REnINGTON i CO..
Sun Francisco,
Wholesale agents for Pacific coast.
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For Females.

Thousands Of ladies resort to It as remedy for
hystera, atterinc q the heart. nervous headache,
vertigo. general debility and ali peculiar disturb
ances and arrangements 10 which, as a sex. they
are subject. 1t cheers and lirhtens the depressed
mental powers as well as strengthens the body
and lis use is never followed by any reaction.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.
Purchase only OF reliable dealers. Said everywhere.
aosTETTFR. SMITH Il DEAN, Agents,
397 'ntsomery 81, (Russ Block)
san Francisco
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LONDON TINES.
Twenty Xears OF S-ccpicss Nights.

VIM sydney Myers, ESQ, Of Havana Cuba the CORES.
pondent OF the I 0n Times, suffered with Acute and Chro
NC Rheunatsm fer twenty five years and for twenty
he had enjoyed Whole nights calm He applied
RApNAY'S READY REiIEF-itimmeiiately gave him
and ecnrej him TIE calm uudstnrbed sleep during
the twcniy The continued the READY RELIEF
cured him.
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8attt 8ttoro

RE1IGIoUs-Rev. P. GROVE will preach 8.
= Brick Church tomorrow, al IL O'Clock,
I. NJ.
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SIGNS OF SICKNESS.

rst give warning their preence and if met promptly be
ere they become securely inreuched within the system
VIII be readily expelled.
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.Enwoop,-The redwood beams under an
.1se 10 Stockton. are entirely free from
!. although they have lain in their position
sed 10 the dampnesS for 5 years.
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Dr.. Eostett3r Stomach Bitters.

As an invignraut and restorative. immediate in
its beneficial action aud permanent in is effect
L tones the stomach. improves the appetite acts
like charm upon the spirits.
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PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.
TITt-r,E, l. "a nrl-. sr.AN- r,nr, crc,-->-r,-.-

Whom YOU lrs feel pain, then take easpoonfu OF hs
READY RhIJ F, in water; apply the paris where
you feel the discomfort.
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A Word to the Aged.

In the decline Of life the loss of vital force cans-
quent upon physical decay can only be safely sup
piled by some vivifyinS preparation which recruits
the strength and spirits. without entaling the ex
hanstion which IS always the final effect OF ordinary
stimalants. We tender TO the aged
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Is Health worth the Trouble of an Ex-

Is Health worth the Trouble of an Ex-
pertinent :-lf you think 50, sick reader. you sre
invited TO follow in the footsteps Of the great malt
tude who have found relief when they had almost
ceased u hope fer il. in BrihelS Sugar Coated
Pills The scope Of their remedIIl operation is
wide Not only do they produce the most beneficial
effects IN all immediate disease OF the stomach. the
liver, tie bowels, bat in great number OF cont z
ent complaints. In Sphsms and MS of every des-
crPtion they are considered by medical men OF EN-
ueDee, aS well as by the professionals. the most
thorough Of all remedies. They renovate the gen
eral system, while they gently relax the bowels,
and hence in ca>es Of physical proSration whether
arising troaa age, weak constitution or specific
alment. they are Invaluable. Where other purga-
tiveS would exhaust and Sicken the patient they
recuperate and refresh. Their effect upon the ar-
petite is most remarkable. ORDINARY aperents ere
ale di>ta>te for food but they produce desire for
1t. They are put up in glass yiai> and viii keep in
any climate Sold by ali regular druggists.
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Tao secondary iaiica,ion of RADwAY'S READY RELIEF
to curc e ea of tc Gises lal}dy thar occasions
the ram i'' O. accompishes rapidly and radically. Sc
s1clft IS the Tar TRANSIT rrcd tien plin cry weak
ness, aud decreptae the @ ehifI enjoyment Of heatt
ana strength tat ptcnt7 frequently ascriae its tasmap
power 10 tli2 snYeEn To al ittteacc Of cAchaa ,nent
Ri CNATsE, iEGE}Go. G0jT. NEJR &IGIA. TOOTH
ACiE. GROUP. lNiItlNZA. SORE I'll oar, QUINZY
1iIHtEIA, lIoA StNsSS, BRONCHITIS. STIFF JOINTS
ENLARGED ItNpoNS, GE3ntCHE, (sic, o. Nervous,)
ASTHMA, o- HARD BREATHING.
i is iray marvellous how quick rADWAY'S READY
RELIEF cures the sufferers ef these nlaies The poor
crippled aai pan-streSen Rheumatic has wait day
before chanse taxes place. bat in few minutes derives
ease and comlolt.
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Strengthen the System.

The best means Of imparting vigor to the broken
down frame and shattered constitution. which has
yet beeu invented or discovered or profered to the
feeble Of both sexes and all ages is
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BsRAx,-A lake OF Borax has been discov
led in Lake county. and company is going
, clean il out aud make ioriune-so they say.
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EIGllTH MAINE

Eighth Maine regiment Sers't T. Lord. writes tlla; Rad
way Ready Relief saved tie regiment from death while
Iuariesed at Tybee Island : c. when working in ;hs
wams erecting frtdcatous- Every seized with Tv.
phoid and ether Fevers Fever AID gdo Darrhe, Iy
cry, Rheumatism, cureJ by tie Of tile Ready Rs
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'BBRY.-W bile gentlemen and his wife
aughter we e indulging themselves with
de, near Rough and Ready, Nevada coun-
on Sunday evening, they were stopped 90
soad by some robbers, who compelled the
pnan to get out of his carriage; when they
/ him. They took his watch but fail
his money. which he had secreied
lis person. The ladies were not mo
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kar t OF SEssEoSs.-1his court has been in
Turing the week A Grand Jury has
been in session, and, dropping into the
art room for moment on Friday morning,
ed several parties at he bar pleading
N u.lty" to charges of violating the anti
|amipg law. The Grand Jury was composed
the following named gentlemen:
\GeOrge Persons, Foreman. n. w. Slater,
!. Fox, Peter Jones, Y j. Moak, c. T. Top
a4, Beqlette, D. +. Rollins, B. Greenwell,
J. R. Dodge, Walter Elliott, n. Worthing.
|. Thatcher, B. Wild d Hilton.
The Grand Jury closed their labors and ad
iuned yesterday afternoon. The following
.dictments were found
For murder, /; carrying concealed weapons,
obbery 3; assault with intent to commit
arder, /; maliscioas mischief, l; gaming 4
Pat McGuire, indicted for an assault with
ent to commit murder, plead gully of an
'an't and battery, having fred Of his pistol
rock pile, whereapon one Antoine WIN
-srst ated in disorder. Fined 500, which
psid in Greenbacks
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~ THE ARMY.

Dysentery. Bilious Choc, Flax yellow. Typhoid and
Naarius Fever Rheumatis Small Pox npheriA Letters
from Medical Directors, Surgeons. and Military officers en-
invse the importnce Of RApWAY's READY RELIEF over
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AFT PRorEcTIoS SOCIETY has been or.
n San Francisco. 1t consists of hf
"a, each of whom pledges himself to pay
! common treasury one hundred dollars
,oncy to be used Ia redeeming any mem
# the society who may be fortunate to be
4
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Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Liver
Complaints. Constipation,
Headache. DrOpsy,
Piles.

Fer many years these PILLS have been used in
daily practice always with the best resalts and it
is with the greatest confidence they are recon-
mended 10 the afflicted. They are composed of the
most costly purest and best vegetable Extracts and
Balsams, such are but seldom used in ordinary
medicines. on account Of their great cost and the
combination of rare medicinal properties is such
that III long standing and difficult diseases, where
other medicines have completely failed, these ex
traordnary Pills have exected speedy and thorough
cures.
ONLY 25 Cts. PER PHIAL.
For sale by
HoSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN,
San Francisco.
Agents for California.
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DR.. HOSTETTER'S
S TOM ACH BITE RS.

FENHE OPERATION OF THIS PALATABLE
4 remedy upon the stomach. liver and excretory
organs is regularly soothing and conservative. 1t
regulates. recruits and purides them. Dyspepsia
in all its forms yields 10 its control and invigorat
ing properties
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isoRGE \. SYMoNps has been sentenced 10
n Ig. al Sacramento. or the 4th Of Decem
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-31

! b rRIcr CoURR. November term of
i let Court for Butte county. will com
e . Monday next.
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DR.. Hostetter S Stomach Bitters

Will accomplish this desirable reliable revolution
in the system. regulating the secretionS. giving
tone to the animal juices which dissolve the food
strengthen every relaxed nerve. muscle and fibre
and brings the whole machinery Of vitality into
vigorous and healthful play.
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TTrf&

In all eases ask for Eadwsys Rea Is Relief Tlke ne
her See that the signature Of isstvtv il on the
outside label Of elc tile. Every agent supplied with
new and fresh socl. irice 3 bottle. Sold by
Druggists, Merchants and country storekcepers. -
IAnWAT * CO.
s. II site1 Lane. View Yor.
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OK the uighi Of the 26th, Chinese high
bymau attacked aad murdered auotser Chi
(nau, on the Ophir erode near Virginia,
escaped.
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J house Of Michael Reardon, at Centre
f5hasta county, was robbed on the 10th
of $3.50 in money, besides jewelry,
! ,etc.
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MAToR LUGaNBEEL. late in command at Fort
Use, mas arrived at Portland, where he viii
(me the duties OF Provost Marshal General
lregon and Washington Territory.
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RaDWAYS READY RELIEF
sEorIn u TAETN INr.ENAlIY.
uNN N cuREs.

One dose viz stop ;he pan is continued use will in few
hours, ccro he patient
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n San Francisco, recently a house was
ed occupied by Mr.. Doyle aud family con
y Of wife and four children. Two Of the
dren were burned with the house.
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RADWAYS READY RELIEF
- - ?, r-t-r1

WuES SlJGD WITH
CHOLERA or lflrrhc-t, or Flax
Dyscnleyv, cramps, aad Spasuls
Bilious Choiic ar GslstritiS
Scarlet. Vypll 81. OF Other Fevers;
Inf seaza. Coughs, or Cofas
Inflammation et tlc Stomach o. Bowels
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Mission of Santa Cruz was founded in
the Apostolic College of San Fer
: Mexico, at the expense of his Catholic
siv. Charles " of Spain.
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Mission of Santa Cruz was founded in
? the Apostolic College of San Fer
= Mexico at the expense of his Catholic
,esiy Charles " of Spain.
- FATHER Dis SMer of The Soce Y of
,rrived in San Francisco recently. lie
dian Missionary SO well known through
erica.
distance between Sacramento and San
20 by the Pacific railroad route, (which
Stockton and San Jose, is said to be
4 PIECE OF Mahomet. shirt was burnt in
he fire at CoustaniiuopIe. That city is
IT distress about it.
SIT SrAScLIFr, a laborer employed in
pha mine at Gold Hill, \. T., was fatal
red by falling down the shaft about II
Friday night October 10th.
Joss RALRoAp.-Thi road, Just open
% San Francisco to San Jose is ~ miles
and has Is stopping places on the route
T San Francisco, recently house was
ed occupied by Mr.. Doyle aud family con
& Of wife and four children. Two Of the
kdren were burned with the house.
IoS the night Of the 26th, Chinese high
ayman attacked aad murdered auotser Chi
nan, on the ophir erode, near Virginia,
escaped.
MRAx,-A lake OF Borax has been dlscov
ID iu Lake county. and company is going
clean il out aud make loriane-so they say
GEoRGE \. SYMoNps has been sentenced TO
h g. al Sacramento. OF The 4th Of Decem
,EDwoop.-The redwood beams under an
.1se ia Stockton, are entirely free from
!. although they have lain in their position
sed 10 the dampness for Is years.
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which constitutes the Advertisers entire
political stock in trade. "This," says he
in an explanatory note; sis what Billy,
tho talented Secretary worships!" Sand
this slave
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NJ MARlIED .


In Bloom Township, Seneca CO., O..
December 4th, by Rev. L. L. Cross, Mr.
J. A. WEST to Miss MARIA A. SMELTz
of Venice township, all of Seneca Co.
Ohio.
1t seems that not only the star of EN-
pire, but also the ladies' incline WEST
wardl May their lives ever be happy
aud their prospects as shining and solid
as the gold dollar that accompanied this
notice.
At Pfuntytown, Taylor county, West
ern Virginia, on the Goth of December,
1862, by the Rev. BenjOmin Ison, Mr.. F..
N. CoLwELL, of Republic, Seneca CO.,
o., to Miss MARY Z. eldest daughter of
u. SHIELDS, Esq, of the former place.
May Providence always smile on this
happy pair. They know the secret of
true happiness. The Printers blessings
will 60 with them through life. Nay all
beaux aud bellies follow their noble ex-
ample, get joined lovingly and pay the
printer his dues.
On Christmas day, Dec. 25th, 1862, at
the residence Of Barton Sheath, Esq, by
the Rev. Mr., Phillips, Mr.. w. X. PES-
slsGros to Miss ELIZA r. SsEATH, both
Of Tiffin.
Still another gold dollar comes! Great
joy among the Printers. Accompanying
the above notice, we received the usual
compliments and the printers fee, from
the happy bride and groom. OF course
all hands Joined in rendering their thanks
and wish them a happy and prosperous
journey through this Troublesome world.--
Blessed are those who stick to ths UsIoS.
On The 25th inst. at tho Van Doorn House
.by Rev r. Andrsw, Mr.. John w. Eieho Il
and Miss Eliza J. Rodgers, 'sse ~
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The Atlantic for 1853 The present
number commences the Eleventh Volume,
and is the sixty third number Of the series Of
the Magazine. From the CONNIE ncement, in
1857, the Atlantic Monthly has rapidly in-
creased in circulation, aud It now has the
largest class Of readers since its beginning.
five years ago Its prosperity s,e adily aug
ments, aud il continues. amid all the tluctua.
tions and dangers incident to our national
crisis, to gain ground in the estimation o {
the public. At a time SO pregnant with events
which touch the future >des,ines of America
in every vital particular, the Publishers and
Editors do not deem it necessary to promise
that its pages will never swerve from the
honest paths OF loyal atriotism and unver.
sal freedom. Its opinions have always been
on the side Of Liberty, Progress and Right,
aud the course it first adopted in its early
career will ever be faithfully maintained.
The staff Of writers regularly con tributing
to the Atlantic Monthly, embraces all til,
best known authors in American literature.
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DIED.

In this city, on Christmas morning, ofd'p.
thsria, A DELLA. adopted daughter Of George
and Lueinds Ernest, sgsd ? ysars aud 5
months
On u goth Dee. after an illness Of Z
weeks, Captain Louis thinner, Of the l2Sd
Reg. sgsd ~ years. month aud days
"How ,weetly siuk the brave to rest,
BY ell their counlry's wishcs b,est."
In the Hospital at Clark.burg, Va. Mr
Jacob Hoos, o Fort Senses, member of the
99d Reg't, aged 80 yeas, months aud II
days.
In Tina, on the 10Th Dec, after pain
ful Illness Of a year. Mr.. Herrv Trumbor
aged 81 years. mouths aud 2o days
In M,lmore, December 18th, 1861, of Dip
the,s. George 4. Martin, only sou OF DE- ".
b. & II. e. Martin, aged IL years, months
aud days.
Lines written to GSorge and his two LITTLE
cousins. Kate aud Frank Grouse:
Oh! Georgy, my dear how We miss thee,
Though foolish those lines may appear;
The world We would give, Il il could be,
10 have you, onse moro, with Us here.
Our hearts over flowing with grief,
what sad recollSctions doth bring;
Til, stay with US here was go brief,
when The mufflrd bells tolings did ring
Obi can il be soi no, no.
The glad heart. for a moment is Pau'ing;
Bu; sad reeollcctious doth show
What pain the reaction is causing.
The sound Of thy drum is not heard,
Thy sleigh is put away and isstill,
Thy spear aud thy skates have not stirred,
But tue ice is still uuder thu hill.
Thy quick stepwe no longer can bear.
Thy dear little cares to relieve.
Thy sweet voice is loss to US here,
| For the loss ofthy presence We griove.
To mourn for thee, may be wrong,
For thou art happi er far
You had not to suffer so long,
To place in your crown bright star.
| At the funeral Of dear little Kate,
All dressed in mourning you would be,
With your dear little ncck.tie Of Grape,
Issked you vhs made you cry soH
The ncxt in turn was dear little Frank,
To join his dear sister In Heavcni
Three little codsi us in rank,
In one month to the Lord was given.
81, farewell, dear George, till we meet thee
On Cauaan's happier shore;
Where your Pa and your Ma hopes to NEE
thee,
Where parting viii be no more.
DR II u MARTIN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-02

The Continental MONTHLY, for Jan ua
ry, is filled with good things as usual. The
contents are: Hugenots Of New Rochelle,
Maccaroni and Canvass, Thought, Consc.
quences Of the Rebellion, 81 ."or Summer In
the city, The Ivy, The Mi.haps Of Miss
Hobbs, The Union, Promise, American Des.
tiny, Was he successful the Physical SUR.
vey Of New York Harbor, nu Eugli.hmsn in
South Carolina Pen, Pallet and Piano. Lite.
rnry Notices and Editors Fable. A voricd
selection. Tbs publishers say that while the
Continental will express decided opinions
on the great questions Of the day, it will not
be mere political journal: much the larger
portion OF its columns will be eulivensd, as
heretofore, by tales, poetry. and humor. In
a word, the Continental will be found, under
its new staff Of Editors, occupying position
and presenting attractions never before found
in magazine.
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A Woolen Manufactory.-There has
been considerable talk on our streets for some
time past, In regard to the establishment Of a
woolen Manulaetory and Paper Mil in this
city. Alta meeting held a. the Court House,
on Tuesday evening. at which Hon. W. p.
Noble presideds initiatory steps were taken
in regard to the establishment OF Wooden
Mandatory. A committee Of Ave. consist.
ing off. NJ. Zahm, J G. Gross, r. W. Shaw
han. J. d LOOMS aud Jas. Shi Der. was ap-
pointed to tind the most practicable plan to
raise the Necessary capitsk to fnd the prob
able AIoo unit neesssary, and to call anolhsr
meeting as soon IS they are ready 20 report .
We shall give our opinions on The bsnsfls to
be derived from snsh inAnufactoriss, next
week, ra9 fr~gsirafs stt ~
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A Booby.-There is fellow by the
name of Munnell publishing tory sheet at
kenton, who is little the biggest BOBBY we
have ever heard of. Excitement on his fa-
vorite niger question" running very low
he pitches into every decent white person he
can think Of His "sign" blowed down in
the mud rother night, whereupon be imme.
diately sees a"nigger" in it. and goes into a
fit Of billingsgate. that would do credit TO a
+dsnisen Of the Five POiuts, II he had any
brains We would notice some of bis traitorous
eifusions.