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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
Crumbs OF Comfort for copper
heads.


/ hid thc rebel papers ever say os msch
i'm coumcndotivu ~ any Jnitn Roye-
mrnt as Is e and in tue following tor the
anil UniouiSis We believe not--hopc
NOT ccrttinlv, Iu. uiis connection We
simply ark fit is ,vidcucc ci patriotism
,n he pmf oil a party to have uiu enemies
OF our cluutry applaud he doiuEs vf ct
rsrty : Nnd app oul th,m too because
bey hlitvc they tend to ,hc overthrow OF
, thur rucmn ...
frtom tic Mobile Tdbunr
The n, Ws this morning ut tho riot In
New York wiliNttrdct th' reLdgI's ,0llvn.
lti.n. IL is only sYcc.ic in three ,kngs,
namely it urigiualcdiu opposition tothc
drait itrcsult,d IN limited luss Of he
and errp,rty; aud, ~ we inicr, was
checked by OssurJnoc from Gov Soy.
uuur chat the Government would rc1uvc
the cause ot thc dpcontcut.
Simuuauc,0sly there was similPr r.
',tin Hartford, Connecticut. Wncthcr It
Nas strou- enough to lOr"c concessions.
( as jn New York, Is me-. stated
Iyrse riots rre DC results Of DE dos.
fri.e taught Of late by ne Dcmgcraiie
pgrty. mach 90 Ntw YORK cuy hdS
sh,SgA enough 70 dcfy he G6rcjHmcat
b In the ruru, utstt,tts 1t has 10 ,rsan2
itiuns which givu 1t confidence. u ls'
. th r ,ur,, wt imaginr, ou'y a local d's.
utbarcc, anomtua to uujnin" So tat ~
IA ruwcr Ut Washington Is Cunrcrurd.
: Whatever may be- the result, II viii he
of no benefit 10 US at prcScui. II is'
however. u small degree of satisfaction
10 know that ihcrc is u,t q ,cr'cctly dcUo
sea ul ucuui,sctucc NJ the North va th
miserable tyrauty which NOW rul's t"a,
part ui tac continent.
rrprr ,rrsfctAr'oN ~ NORTHERN G. T.
rrp ITNrs.
lf,,m the Moth, News Of tie lsh.l
I We have 10 thank Mr. William \. Rrll
cr New Orleans, inr lille ui N,w YORK
papyr. They 49, Tho CUcGsirb tbc
Ac,rt, M the VI, hojo'iidH K,cIrd W,
hov, rr0d The editorial, ana ron over thr
reprint IN ihgsc i.urua.s wih plvusur,
aud surprise. fh,y are as earnest al d
eloquent la the a,Nuctcv ct peace, aud os
unsporing in their husthty io urd dtuuu'
citation OF th' Abolition war against
rlr sovereign Sutcs - the S,u'h Us q G
must ,Ntgcmi S,uhcmcr could desire.
These editors maintain that the pace
sytt m,ut * now dOmluout at the Nutth,
so tru' IS il that the Lincoln party look, d
upon the rcbcl Invasion of Pennsylvania
as q god nd to chcck the growing feel.
ing aud revive the war spirit ol the North
~ exhibited after TIA luii ui Fuu Sumter,
Ph Nc'cs does not believe that Invasion
viii tcud tu make tn North more cnum.
urcd OF blood ard coul igralion. We copy
some of the cuioriuls oi these papcrs,
IL is gratifying ~ perceive that there are
some scutImcnts ct humanity, justice aid
constilutiunlIsm l,lt amoug cur enemies
Let us hope that they are seeds dcstn.
ed to spring into lileaud bear the bless d
NUTS OF peace.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
To HnrSn Owners.

Or. SWEETS fNFAIiABLk LlNlNENT ron
NOBSEs Is pmiyalied by any, and m All cases at
Ianisnsss, Arising Nom SpraiHs, nrui,esoT Wrench.
lug, it, eiIectS is mHEicat and ce.an. Harness OF
adle Calls, Scratches, hHnFe, Ac,, IL will alsO
euTs speedily. SPAWN tpd Rspghsne mag he easily
prevented and cured in their incirient Stages, hat
confirmed oasos are beyond The possibility OF rad.
cal cure No vases ofihe Kind, however, 4 20 ;es.
perule oi hopeless 5ut it may be alle,iEtrd by this
Lnim6ut. and IT'S fiihlul yihi' anon VII always Te.
Hoye the Lameness anl enable the hOTses 20 travel
Wiui cnmpuT tive ease.
EveTy korse owner should hsvs this remedy at
hand for its timely u,e at the first appeaTaucs of
Lamsasss will etisctualy DTevent those fsTmidahli
diseases mentiODsh, to which all horses liable,
aud Win oh render many Otherwise valuable hoss,s
nearly worthless. See Advsftisement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
DRrss-MAKING:

Having employed an experienced
pREsS-MAKfR, 'teisnow rrorSred to make
Dresses, CioahS and MGntiias,
In the most fa,hicuaile .tye. Indie,' and Child.
rrn's Under GHImruts made 10 order. ID
to Patt IN, for Ladies and Chil'HsS dresses
received Monthly.
~ Stamping done for Embroidery at 'hOu notice,
c,Y bleaching and Pressing done fo' Millincrs.
tS,- Millincrs fomislsd VITA cuods At New Nork
PTices.
tV- rhankfUl for Past hrorf she still bopes IA re
teive slfre ofpuhic patronage. IL
Iifin. Al fil 10, lsGa 91-f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
ATITI;is I.lNt.
Remaining uncorcd trmd, r.nn Post
tn t..I.. Istl
Notice.
AssIsscn'- Ofnri lthc 9th Distr.ctJ
ui the State of Ohio
TtrlIN. Ian Glh ism.

AssIsscu'- Ofnrf ul the 9TH pistr.c,l
ui the State of Ohio
TlrrN, Jan Glh. lSG1.
have suhdiv;dcd this District into ten
llOJ Divisions, aud appointed AS istant As
srssprs tL,rriu, as follows, to.Niu
DWsroN NJ I is comrtisrd Of the several
Township. of Lyme, HdgG,ld, Norwalk +.
Townsrud. WHk,mau, Sh,iman, Peru, Bron.
son, AID llartlnnd, ,u Huron County, aud
.ulRAM HOSE, ,of Nrrwalk, Huron County,
OMn. 5 the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division Nn > 4oomlri4cd of the several
Tow siips ur & lark .hrld. Norwich. Green.
field. F,nHrld, Fuch,illc. New London,
Richmoud, New Haven. Ripley, aud Green.
v ch. in Huron County, and ANSON u.
f kELLENUEE. uf New London. Huron
County. Ohio. is the Assistant Assessor
therein.
DIVISION 10 = IA comp,iscl OFT several
Tnwn,lii. ul Brrlin. Flnrrntr, Vcrmllon
/ Huron, Milan. ONl"rd, Grotun. and Perkins,
IN Erie Uunnty, aud Gll ARIES II. BOTS
4 FORD, ul Florence. Eric County, Ohio, is
the Assistant Assessor thcrCin.
/ Diyson No. / II comprised Of me several
4 Townships "a turIlnnd. Murgurctta, md
k,IlNs i,mnd, N Erie County, and J. q
BlGELOW ,ul Stndn,ky, Eric County, o
is the Assistant A-scs-ur therein.
J Division No. is cnmpri.ed of Ottawa
] County, aud JAMES KlNGIANl. of Port
Clinton, Ottawa County, Ohio, is the A-sis
thut Assessor therein,
: Division No g is comprised Of Snndusky
? o unty. and JOSEPH J.. RAWSON, ol
Fremont, Snnhusky County, ONO, Is Assist.
ant Assessor therein
/ Division No. Is comprised Of the sevtrnl
I uwnships of Adims, Pleasant, Liberty,
'Jnckson, Loudon, Zig Spring Seneca aud
/ Hnpcwrll. and all that part of Clinton fUwm'
.lip which is situated on the west side u
the Snndusky River, IN SENECA County, and
JOHN a HALL. d riHin, Seneca Count \
: Ohio, is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division Ne. x l. comprised of the scvcri
/ Townships OF Eden Bloom, Venice, Reed
Thompson. and Sciyio. and oil that part o
Clinton Township which is situated east u
the Sarduk, River, IN Seuccn County, nnt
'llllLlP SPElLMAN. of Tifin. Senect
Comfy, Is the Assistant Assessor lhcr, in
Division No y II comprised Of the Sevcra
Townships of Polk, Jackson, Venice. San
dusky, hhrrty. Chnifeld. Cranberry, un,
Nuhurn IN Crawford County, aud oEOHGl
". rEEE, nl Sulphur Springs Cra~ for,
County, Ohio. Is the AsGistai; AGscss0
therein.
Division 80, IN is conirriscd or the sey
crnl townships 0f Nhcrstonc, DALLAS, Bu
cyrus. Tod. TcSds. lIolmcs. aud yken-
in Cro " ford County, aud JAMES LEWIS
Of Bucyrus, Crnwinri County, Ohio, il ch
Assistant Assessor therein.
LUTHER A. HALL.
Assessor for the 9th District Of the State q
ohio
i jyl7t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

A. President Ljrcolu has not drawn
his salary fee The past year from the
Treasury. When reminded by friends
that by putting the same upon intclost he
would rccciy an income of at least twelve
hundred dollars, ho replied that he
thought the United States needed the use
of the money quite rs u uch as any per-
son, and he would !ot it remain.
The Hon. Jno. c. Underwood. Finh
Auditor, in charge Of The Bureau for con.
iscatng and sclling II l'bsl property 10
pay the expenses Of the prC5cnt insnrer-
ton, thus states, IN recent speech, the
position Of the Government, aud the II.
nal results Of Coniiic1tion to tn nation:
"And then will com, the conGsralon,
sale, and subdivision Of the old Rebel
| plantations into farms, oNncd aud culti.
vntcd by soldiers and ether loyal men
who have stood by tho country IN is hour
uf trial. And what signal d spluv OF
retribulivo justice shall We see in this!
For has not enough loyal hood been
poured cut and mingled with the soil OF
Virginia 10. Cxtirgusli every Rebclright.
aud establish the moys nnqucslionable
title in the heirs Of the patriots and MAR.
/ iyrs who have fallen defending the lbtr.
ties and unity OF the nutong With n
denscr white population thus obtained
viii naturally come Il higher civilization,
free schools, universal ucation, arts,
n'anulnttures, aud a corresponding growth
OF Christian morality and ruro religion" :"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

0Cy' The spirit Of frrsistancc TO Che draft
in Now York is confined TO tha large cit
les almost exclusively, Tho dralt came
Ufl at Auburn on the 23l. The best OF
order was observed, and the best spirit
was manifested. The drafted men had a
dress parade in the evening, headed by a
band OF music. Several patriotic speech
cs were made, md the drafted mc1 sent
up cheers for " the Union," Old Abe"
/" the dralt," -" our recent Victories" &C.,
&c. Tho demonstration beat any thing
OF the kind that has been COTTON mp IN
Auburn for years. Contrast this with
the scenes OF riot, murder and arson that
disgraccd the city of New Yorh, aud yuu
cen see the difference in the conduct of a
loyal people, aud those who are disposed
to give " aid and comfort to rebellion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

Runaways.-On Saturday team broke
loose AUD started To Iun down lbe street. but
IN irunl OF the Shaubun House came ~ the
rear of fanulher wagon,aDd the hursrs t'ying u
jump ov,rir, ound t"ni'elv's on The top vi
he VII, els, md hroug'I To a sudden halt -
There was an I'D gentleman aud lady IN tHr
uyertnktn va, on, who fortunately ND no.
sustain any serious injury.
On Sunda! morning there was horse
ca me ran iug down Washington ST. to Mrrke'
lurned down Market aud cjntlnurd Oh Out
of loun. Nto lie BrIo gtd TO or Where he
brought up We do not know
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
We're not Tired Fighting Yet.

On, we're not liled Of Gght!ng yet
We're not the boys to frighten yet
Willie drums n-o drumming wen be
coming.
" ih the ball and bnyonct
70, We can hh dAile they can found,
And so let have another round
seeesh is bound to lick tile ground,
And we'll be IN their paIitry yet
Oh ,'we're not tired Of training yet
OF soldier life or camping yet
And rough or level, man or devil
We are gnme for stamping yet.
We've lived through weather " ct and d 3
Through tail aud fire, without cry,
We wouldn't freeze. ana couldh't Try,
aud hayen't got through orr rampiLg
yet.
We haven't broke up the party yet
We're rough. and tough, and hearty yet !;
Who AXIS VI going pays what's owing
Aud therr'sa bill will smart We yet I!
So hal e tie doors. and hck 'em tlgl.t I!
Srcesh, you've got 10 make itriglti
Wen have 4 little dance to night
You can't begin to travel yet
oh. we're not tired " fighting yet
Nor riPe fyr disl nr'ing yeti
Brihe they do It. ~ get through il.
There ~ lIF come snFgFr biiing yeti
1Iau Lin lnrrah fnr Hugl. 80. I
AID duwn With all sreesl ami sham
Frem Davis TO Vallandlghnm.
They al! shan rue their treason ~,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
Truc Democracy.

There can be no tru' Democracy
white treason Keeps lis armies in tn,
Il i'd, cNccpt war Democracy. The ollitc
luut ~, WHO ut time like this, preach
peace, peace, in the North, my be
Democrats IN hamc, but IN rcGlty they
are TORIES and TRAITORS, who
would be ~ arms against the Government
were they IiyinI in the so.caIlrd Com
.!cdcracy. L)aiSUWI D'mocrui.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

Thr Union Mass Mcrtiug.--I.iur ct
March aud PrtgrammC.--Und III, Ill.
rcction ct metslas to tc chosen in the
Townships, II i, desired that delegations viii
hc 'oim,d aud btrvehI 10 IiAIu D., hniG yust
. y. NJ
AT hnlf past the procession vii bC-ia to
move lhr,ugh the tosn, aud 1t Is inn orlaut
that the right of enSh u legation by Ihnt time
hr ready u take lie proper place.
VI -,NuY NJ the hour. the delegations will
move iu The tuI l,viur a. lrr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

Copp"IhcadIsm.-N ten " certain Cop
perhead Office holder aud candidate was ak
ed for contribution for the relief of our sick
and wounded soldhrs, he showed his apPre.
cialinn of their services by contributing FIVE
crNTs Such is dislCyaliy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

Uur,o Thief David Car.on. who II
" II be- r, ~ n,h,r,d stole horse atd buggy
hom r.. N. Rove, was arrested aud coriin
ed, and afterwards br H. jill, WAS again mr..
rested Sunday last, aud brought to this place
n Monday evening ly o. W. Trman nnd
Sheriff Warhn. lie Nas caught by pickcts
who were in Iulsuit Of Morgan, some three
or cur ml,s from New philadelphia, in
Tuscaravas county, me ten ar twelve NJ les
lr, N Nhuc he nHs aiI,stcd IL, !ir.t time ---
he WAS on lisi,ud. lie SAYS, iF,m Canada,
nit,r his wife. who resides near New lhh
deli -Bucyrus Journal
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

From the iOIst.-A business litter
from G. W. stcrheL, Of the lOist rcg imcnt
contains lhe following note. An is quiet
at Winchester. The Army Of the Cumbcr-
land is being paid IN, and tie boys are il
eKcoilent spiTis, aud, with very few cxcep'
lions, in the enjoyment Of good health"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

o. 1t is feared the OYSTER crop ;b!s
year will be a failure. Tho beds in the
Chesapeake are almost entirely DESTROYED
and as yet those in the Virginia rivers
cannot bc spproachcd, Fully half the
boats engaged in tho trade have also boon
destroyed since TN war broke oct. The
Bahmorc Fuckers hag, accordingly de-
clincd to take contracts on specified
terms.
OF "ifyod want work done you must
get The Coppcrhcads to do it, Ohio
Skdtssmd
Yes, il you want u loyal newspaper cs-
tablishment mobbed and barned, they are
tho very fellows To d. it. They are
equally handy in grtli1g ~ murder rus
riots 10 cities like NV York, drlvn, de-
fenceless newspaper reporters out Of
their, "Democratirp meetings, and "sich
like."- Do, ton J,prHqi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
StraXcd,

Strayed away on the 10th of
May, le69, from the south eas, corner Of Reed town
.bip, Seneca county, small sized two yeHTold
COlT, Of IA TX cream r0'eT, and dark name anh
tail Il has alas little white star on iis forehead,
and iitls white spst It's hind leg. Any psTsn "a
form ng the uhsciibsI where the colt cah ba had
will he literally rewarded. ,
July 10, 1863. 9w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

Price of Substituies III Philndcl-
,phIa.-Substitutc Rrc obtained Mt sums
rang ug irum $50 to $3.50. Sccrsh feeling IN
this city is far below par. The Union caus"
goes lrnycly on Fliladrlrtla Dispatch
The reason why suh-t lutcs can h' lrocur'
cd 30 low is eutir, IS on ncc"urt oi the $500
clause Of the cOu,Griptiuu ac'. No substi.
tue could be roeurcd al the other draft ut
such prices.
The government ,lIirirg to furnish them
for $500, ,lnsh broke up the sw cn'ation mofl ef
frctuully. Will some one tell hs wherein tie
poor man cOnscriprcl Is u jur'd hy the Fed
c;at tae Which would suiicr mott from
Il igh rate. Tor lur substitutes, the poor man
or the rich one : Il people will give the
| Law fnir trial instead OF listening 10 the
elnmor OF demogogues. they aud the country
Will be better of.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

II Drives tEtm CG.-rle ',c,s ion nl.
lr,ss of VallnnJglrm, which We Published
u couple Of week, aso, has had the fl,ct oi
I"orcuiug the eyes, AS M old democratic
fricud expressed 4. Of the 70, pie to the real
character OF the issue, mud has irivcn n
scor's iron he Scccsh s,mrnthiz~s. They
cat see nothing but ii udship f,r secession
and haird oi nii'nlis I" NJ il 0own, cum'
biucG with a lying mnnfcsto HAT they arc
better able tJ resist IA new rlau they hnve
cyrr been, in it. The sece,h encouraging
palt was ~ doubt ut in aG thanks to Jcl
for his help to Can"da.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

Col. Gibson, returned hom his regi-
ment on friday last We understand he
will remain here couple Of months. The
Col is in good heallh, and expects to see the
rebellion soon crushed. The exposure aud
service he has seen has left its mark upon
him. He will speak at the Union meeting
m ThursdnV.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

The Continental. for Ausust comes TO
Us as bright and full OF hope and eueo nrrge
meni as ever, Long mny il liye aud con'h
ne in its glorious career. !, il always fnll d
the best iternture our country eau boast.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

Barn EurnCd.--1hc baIn br onping to
Mr., john Scott, in Ri uhlic was struck 10y
lightning ON Fiidny night OF last week, nrd
totally e,usumcd, toy thcr iih the stock,
vthielts, farming Implements. DO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
MILLINERY GOODS,

Cousi,trg Of a srest variety Of
Ladies' and Misses Bonmets, Hats.
Caps, Ribbons, Flowers, Laccs,
Head Dresses. Nets,
Ror the hhr, nln Trimmings Of sarioas st'les too
numerous TO mtnil0n.
Having secured the services of n competent Trim
mer Tum II Fa,i ~ work viii lie executed in III,
latest and most fashionable style
In sddifton TO Millinery u, pnT'meit viii b'
found n grcatva Of nEESs IRNNIAGs, GINS
Bu-IoSs, GrukoinERY, BRAtns aud lELT5, Alsi
Fancy articles Ct VrUous kindsi sucI ~ bBNA
NRsIs for the hair Combs, Rnrk les, and Beads ~
every variety, ladle, Hoop Shirts, Cortis, &c
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

Meeting at Republic - CoIt. A. KaGu
and Isaac Scilz will address the citizens OF
Republic on Monday evening next. We
hope the ficnds Of the Union will all turn
,,t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
ID CENTS.
TIE LAST NOTICE..

We have been IN uly triirg To Sttlc M
our ou,s'at,irg acc, unls, b,t have NJ yet
been ahl.. 10 dr 80 10 u very limited cNieu; 49,
It is now ulso'u.r'y nccc.sary that ALL the
accounts he settled up to the Let OF Sertcm.
btr lnst. the date We transferred the business
To Rrnrss q NctIIiiA>p. We horc each
delinquent will consider this personal no'
,icc nId Mt oi GO Sic ! out The cough" We
dou't Wish to cause any one airy trouble, but
we must have what il honestly due Us
McKtE 4 MtCLIiLASD.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

OF Thirty-two Of tho thir,y-tbIee
m mb.rs OF The Warehac (Mass. Mutual
Drait Insurance Company were uraiteG.
This is C .se, certainly, where there will
be no perplcxing questions Us TO the divis.
ion OF The remainocr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
A Farm for Sale.

Consisting of two hundred and
four acres, lyi1g in the south east corner OF
Clinton township, Seneca Comfy, olio.-
For further particulars erquire Of john NJ
Naylor in Tiii,n. or the subs,ribcr residing
on the premises.
f'''ff ABRAHAM FLEET
July 10, 1853. If
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

Drafted Mcn get The same pay and
bounty precisely as ,olur tcrs do, not With.
stundirp the Genial f,r m'sthictous purposes
hy tie CoPrclh,nds. They pub ish the lie
'or no eood urrose.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
A Draft B,il.

\ laurhablc circumstance took place
in thu Fouucehth Ward, philadriphia
during the drafting last week. Every.
thing WAS going on quietly, and good In.
NOR appeared tu be dcpjctcd upon every
notwithstanding tie many hun
drcdS that were there. was a palc.iacct
son OF tie Emerald lslc, ., zing on thu
wheel, and Al every revolution ga-pinl
Tor breath ora ,uddcn, losing all con.
trol of hiwsrll, he burst out: "Whcrl 4
roubd! wh'rI il rou d!--rous il, viii ycg
i"Whats Tia, matter with youl" said til,
Provost Marshal. "Oh, be- iabcr,, turn L
round d 2'n times, ioI iha, man yol
drnwcd lat il my vt door nclghbjr.
At this point the universal laugh camc
in.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
90 0l-rnl ti,rllsl, Iscmel,l

SIX tJANtN hARkE'S
CGt'tr'fR .f5@die IHiS!! b
rcpof't fam' rse,rri,st,n NJ sirI. Clsrke, ,M.U
't,sUtan rHutliasty To the Ssueru.
MS we'll tnrWu inrdirtuv q, impnsiinu. hnt !
suf' thi cafe .vsirpy irf f~tnai uiih altirsat ?
nh.ifu, uous, nHr Hu, ytrse what-svr and nhheurp'
pov'r eel t,mra1 ,itt touu,s hoihing h,fiui 80 The
uuu.ituuuu.
.lu IT iur, btins or lhr punt " p,sioJ With rrgu
iHttty..
ir llr1trt % 'r|vtu. nd Spiral An.rttrns. patn
ln Tire Hack sud itnH, it, ,a,tec.s. Fatigue IN .eit
vN,tior, raphatiun otihc ifepu. icWnr.. fSptff,
liysicti :. syk ilcija,h~, Nmt,., nnd 40 the p7tu.
u diseases urr1stnned o, ii.nr rsd system, thss-
rtt. vii ilrrt tufr uhru sli o. maau. hlNe tat ,d
These rtli, have never been kuu,vn ~ fait ,,h-ty
ihy 'trvtoi. ' lNr 3u 1sr Of raiu Alyi are urlio,
served.
boz isnnuirrj ., -c,.s gpmphlr,, l,ee " The ss',
y H. al tudt 'vf-fafs .ta ~ cus o ed 10 any lu.'
ihp'srd ngrIt, Vtltusugta sot.lr, r"htpinirr u,,,
tvrus, by trtnfi mott. t-Ht1f.tt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
THE SOLDIERS Inquiry.
~ 1 ArHsla or rur ,sArK,S1r'

Tell me. We CASEY winds,
That sweeps tht sterile shore.
10 ye not know sor,c spot,
Who're solii,rs d,ill ne move
Some quiet county homc,
Souc village in thc west.
Where, ircc fsom dress pir,dcs.
The ,cd-r nay Sud r,.t -
The hoarsc 'sd dwindlcd To siekl, ilow.
And valid ior Pity "a Il ahsve,d, No.
~.
Tell me, thou mighty heap
of hard tnck, tell me, say.
kuovcst thou stme lissua net,
Souc buu,t iar away.
Wher hungty boys may ind
1heg,tb which hey sigh,
wh,c r,b,ls never live.
Aud patriots never dir9
Huge itxcs, standing IN 4, uLls row.
Gave bttk lb, arl ealing suswcr, "Nc, No. -
III.
/ nj thou, Old Booming Gun.
whose voice the air hath rent,
That breaks the silent sluuL,r
Othe I,hrl in his tcut--i
T,'l hc, II ,hru hps, f,una,
ln h,mts Or tvlii shot.
\ hole whore soldier bo,s
VI glt vuwl ~ De i.trot
The gun tccvil,i before the -rllu f,c.
Andina thuj.rh e lclch responded, "N5 %
w.
Tr'l mc thou mighty Mars,
Mh,n viii this conflict cco,ci
When shol, We DOH til, blue.
AID dwell At home in p,uccj
When shall We change cur gus
Aud swords 'or pruning hr,ka:
Aud d,n the citizen,
Ani greet cur rusty borLs
Honor C'uutry. llomc with ono accord i,
mud.
" Never, while t,bd bears arms In III,
hnd :"
A. 4 e.,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

Tnrlicr than JsuHi.--Nc ~ to press
his week ore dag carfi,r tan usual to give
III l,au}s chance TO attend the grand nlnss
mcciirg.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

just Received a fresh supply of Reeves
Amhrussia tor the hair at the Drug Store oi
j +. NArQUARrT.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
T.. TT. W. and Chicago Il. Il. co.
PASSING FOREST.


No. ~ Fork Row, New York, q 4 estate
St., Il s'uu, are our Agents Tor the IIrrtS
TElgrNt. IN those cities aud are nuthuril' Il
to lake Advertisements aud Subscriptions for
us ~ our lowest rates.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

The Ladies' Aid Society will give n
dinner at Webster Hall on the day Of the
Cni,r Mass mreliar. Tic prucceds to OTTO
the aic OF our sick and wuuudcd sollicrs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

Always Prcparcd'-J. +. Marquarii
keeps constantly on hand as fine nnd fresh II
iut OF D'ups and M-dion,s as cnn be- found
IN Nurh,in Ohio Give him call, and on
Will Gud whn, We say 10 be correct.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

Mr.. J. W. Reemc aun,ul ccs in our ad
,eIli,iig co UNI tlis morning thrt he vii
,cil his residence on P,rty street. We un
,!rrslani that he Intends N wing to C,lilor
-;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

Aroiogy.-ONirg To n mistake We are
obliged To print ON paper this weck, which
il much too snail. N,xt week weexpccI to
bc all right again.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
wv Vanteds
.It Republic,

now rcsivio ehoiee lot Of White sAd Blown su'
/, A. GRrdoRy.