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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21
Strayed,i

Straycd away on the 10th Of
Map 1868. from the south corner Of Reed town.
ship, Seneca county, smsli sized two year old
COLT ola dark cream color, and dark name and
and ttls white SPOT Its hinJ leg. Any persn ia
forming the subscriber where the colt cas- be had,
will be literally rewarded. ,rs-I
July 10, 1868. 3.taJs.s 3w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

The Smith family have been in luck in
Union county, three of the name, with the
prefix James, having received nominations
at the late Union convention in that county
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

Married.-on tho 18th inst, by Rev. r.
Andrew in this city, at the Van Dorm House
Mr.. Abraham Young. and Miss Louisa Bow.
er. of this county:
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The editor who said that his mouth never
uttered a he. probably spoke through his
nose. But the woman who az d that Her
rick Aliens Gold Medal saleratus Is the
best in the world. and makes better Bread
Biscuit. Cakes or Puddings, out Of the same
sack Of -four, than can be made with any
other saieratns, or soda. spoke It with her
eyes aud mos,h wide open. and does not
fear eontrsdisrion. D,speptic persous can
use itvish impuDity. and be all the better
for so doing. Most all the 1roeers sell IL
DEPOT lie Liberty Street, Nov York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

A Large number Of female Kentuckians
are visiting Columbus, endeavorIng to ob.
tain permits to visit their rebel ftiends at
Camp Chase and the Ohio Penitentiary.
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A Farm for Sale.

Consisting OF two hundred and
four acres, lying In the south east corner Of
Clinton township, Seneca County, Ohio
For further particulars enquire OF John M
Naylor in Tifin, or the subscriber residing
on the premises. .t ql s
July 10, 1868. II
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A Friend In Need. Try II,

DR. swGsr' ISr,LLinLE fISiNESr 10 prepared
f,ora he rseipe Of Dr.. stepeen Sweet. OF Connect
eat, the great bone setter, und has been used a. HI,
tonishihg success. Az an external remedy, u Il
without rival, and will nevate pain more speedi.
~ than any other preparation. For all Rheumatic
asd Nervous DisorAet'i Il is truly infallitle, and
esntivs for Sores, wouuds, sprains, Bruises, So,
its soothing, healing and powerful siren sthening pro.
psriss excite the Just wonder rnd sstonishment Of
all who have ever given II atrial. Over thousand
esni6eats, OF rsmsrkabis eurs,, performed by Il
within the lautwo years, attest this fset tV- See
Adv suissment.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21
The Confession and Experience
of q N Invalid

Published Tor the benefit and a caution TO young
men, and Others, who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Early decay. aud their kindred ailments-supplying
the means ofseli eue, Nv one who has cured him.
self. after being victim of misplaced confidence In
medical hu mbug and quackeW. By enclosing post
paid directed envelope single copies may be had Of
the author, NAIHAsIKL MAyriiR, ESQ.,. Bedford,
Kings County, New York. jsn3o.ly.eom
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21
TwHNTY.oNR YEARS AGO.
Chocolate Worm Dropsl

NEVER fail to destroy and etterniuste all hind.
efIntesunal Worms. Are perfectly rehable In all
casss, and far sapsrotto any and all Of the Fancy
Worn Csntections, and nauseous VermifugesintR.
They may be taken 81 all times with perfect safety,
b sstheY ceatsin No MERCURY, or other dsleteri.
ou, drug. Mothers should always purchase them and
give theit children other.
mo Csthartic whatever, isnecesssry TO be given)
Zach bex contains - drops or Lozenges. rrice
Sets. For sale by all druggists and dealers In
Medicines. g, X. WALKER, Cenl, Agent,
Bufslo, N. Y. and Fort Erie. q, W.
April ~, te61. 2s-ly
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Fever and Aguc.

GRISWOLD'S Malerian Ant,,loto
and Bilious Pills for Fever and
Aguo, warranted to cure or the mo.
ncy viii be refunded. For sale at
the Drug Store OF .....,
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To Afflicted Females.

pR. vELPAUs' FRENCH SILVER COATED
FEMALE PIILs--Th-,s Pills are warranted to
remove all d. icuies arising from obstructions, or
psrtsetly harnless, nd may be taken BY the most
delicate female, at the same time they act liks
charm, in bringing on the monthly periods.
They should NOT be taken during the FIRST three
month, OF pregnancy, as risesrrage ~oud be the re-
.nlt. Each box contains 30 Pills. Price. so cents.
Imported and sold IN the United States only by the
under,ignsd. A box sent by mail when desired, Sc.
-esrvly sealed and postpaid, by
THos. y. CHAPMAN, Ch,mis,,
jyIe.4w e3i Broadway, New York.
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The Union Meeting nj Prrrysburg.

The Union Meeting at Perrysburg,
The Union Meeting a, Psfrysburs on Sat.
urday last, was one OF the largest held At
that place since 1850. The farmers ard
working men, the bone and sinew Of the
county, composed the bulk Of the male por
,ion, while the other half OF creation were
there in large numbers The crowd was va.
riously estimated at from three to four thou
sand The speaking commenced at z
o'clock. In the Ceur, House yard at ono
stand by Col. Ander,tn aud at the other by
Mr.. Walters, OF Fulton county. The speak.
ers were frequently applaudtd during the
course Of their remarks, which were both
convincing aud unanswcrable In point OF fact
aud history. At the conclusion Of Col. An
dersou'. address, Col. Lee took the stand and
In his usual patriotic aud eloquent style, en-
chained the attention Of his hearers for over
an hour. Taking II altogether. the meeting
VAS not only grand success but one fraught
with much good to the Union cause.
---.--a-a---.-
Uniforming the Volunteer Militia.
We observe that at Cincinnati the vo'un-
ieer companies under the new Sia'e Militia
Law, posscd at the last session Of the Legis
lature. are to be uniformed by the voluntary
contributions Of wealthy citAens. MANY Of
the prominent banking and commercial
houscs " that city are subscribing $500
each. This is ali in the right sririt,as these
organizations everywhere, but particularly
In large citi, 9, must prove a great protection
to life aud property. Il is happy reaec'
tion for capitalists and all owners of proper
ty, when they seek their pillows at night, to
know that there is an organization in their
mids, that will protect their interests and
the lives orihcir families from any sudden
populai outbreak. Our citizens oughyto en-.
courage the organization and maintenance
of such companies with us 10y every res n
able means. They are the beginning Of
new order Of things, rendered necessary by
the disturbed condition Of soeisty, aud We
are glad to know that our young and middle
aged men have entered into the matter with
so much spirit and zcst.--Toledo Com.
Col j, W. sprague, Of the 63d Ohio
arrived at his home in Sandusky, on Mon.
day last. direct from Vieksburg. The Reg
lister states that the Colonel is in good spir.
its relative to war matters generally, and es.
peclally along the Mississippi He says he
tn liked with a number Of prominent men, who
had been seccssiouisi', nnd.thcy are univet
sally despondcnt They say the Confedcra.
cy is failure aud are anxious to come back
into the Union, and are not particular about
terms. They consider themselves whipped
and expect 10 take up " ith such terms as the
Government may oilrr. The Colonel says
they seem to feel that they ought to be pun.
ished.
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+. TT. W. and Chicago X. Il. Co.
PASSING FOREST
y. M, PETTENGILLNC CO.,

No. 81 Park Row, New York, ~ d State
ST., Boston, are our Agents for the TiFFiS
TRiRUsE. in those cities, and are authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our lowest rates.
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To Nervous sufferers of Both Sexes.

A Reverend Centlemsn having been Restored to
health In afew days, amer undergoing all the usa.
al routine aud irregular expensive modes of treat.
msnt without success considers " his sacred duty to
communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
mssns of cure. Hence. the receipt Of an address.
cd Envslope he will send (freel copy OF the pre-.
.efiption used. Directto Dr. Joas VI. DAosALL, is5
Ftheh street, Brooklyn, New York.
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Morris Island.

The Savannah Republican gives the fol-
lowing description of Morris Island:
"Moris Island, tho great prize for
which the enemy is now struggling, un.
der the belief that il is the key % Charles
ton, as the reader is aware, is the outer
strip of land laying directly on the ocean.
II is some three aud half miles in lcngtk
and its northern end, crowned by Cum
ing's Point battery, is the goal aimed at
by the enemy, as II bears directly on TT.
Sumptcr, and the channel leading by il
TO the city. At the southern extremity
of the island is another battery, pointing
out towards the north end of Folly Is.
land, where the Yankees have been ell
camped for many months, and construc-
ting heavy works. This lower battery
has been captured, thus giving the ene-
my possession Of the lower end of the
island. Then comes the new Yankee
battery, just erected, higher up on the
island. Battery Wagner is a strong
earthwork, near midway of the island,
which is very narrow, and extending
nearly across il. Its guns point south
ward, and il must be reduced before they
can reach Cummings Point, which could
be readily taken in the rear"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

No Better Proof Required.=-It hss
not yet been publicly denisd tbat the Chemi.
cal Saleratus made BY ID. B DeLand 4 Co.
is all that its friends have claimed that is
pnre and wholesome article. Thl, cannot
be denied 10 lace Of the testimony ofcliemisis
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

TIERS is no change in the military sit.
uatio1 on the Potomac, and no immediate
movement is anticipated.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

GENTLEMAN. .euved Of Nervors Debility, In.
ecmpsteney, Psemaisre Decay and Youfhfai Error,
actsatsd by desire to beneft others, will be happy
90 fsfa'sh 70 all Who need (rse of ehsrge) The "
eips and directions for mskiag the simple Remedy
ussd 10 his ease. Those wishing profit By his or.
frfisnee--snd rosesses . valasbls Rsmedy-~iH Te.
addfessing JOHz b. .IGDEN,
nusti Jim No 60 Nss au Street, New Toll
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

05- II appears by the proclamation of
Governor Parker, of New Jersey, that
the authorities Of Washington have Civ
en- that State thirty days to ill the quo-
Ia Of troops required from her under the
last call, which is ten thousand. The
families Of all married men who may en-.
ist will be taken care of by the Relief
Committees, and receive bounty from
the State. The Governor makes a strong
epPesl TO Jerseymsn to fill up the num-
Der required, aud thereby avoid the stig.
ma Off draft The volunteers, on being
accepted and sworn in, will receive a
bounty Of S4oo, to be paid In install
ments.
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'rhe Great Enaii.h iscmcd,i
SIR JANES oLARKg'S

NIX JNNfN tLANkE'N
Ct'tbrdted FSmdle iiHSi!
ftepstcd ffdms pfsseriPuss Of sitJ. CisrAc. ". "
rbrnctaa st sri,nsty To ihe 0n-sn.
I'HlS wsnkscwu medivtrs is no inpnsiiior, hHi
sure ami ssr. frmedy Tor Rrrsal iiihiraitirs ata
Obdruetioh,, rfom ahy rauae Nhssssr .; snd sthoufh
power o. remedy n vsntuips nsihihg hern 10 tie
constitution.
- Married tsaie. !, .. p-e- E.rl, ,-,t.a. n~in.,.
'hor tins, hriug on the Iuon iy period With rsg-
larty.
In sneatst % Nstvou, sad rpiaaf Aa-snaas. Pain
In the Rack snd Limbs, H~aviness faigus 90 .iielt
etsrieH, palpitatiSn ofths llsar. Lown.u Of Spit,
llydsfies. Sick Headache, Nhss, srd all the psia.
ful diseases occssiosrd hy disorersa System ths.s
fls win sheet Nhen sll oihef have ia. ID
These PIT, hsVe Hsvsr bven kno~n to fail Wh.,.
The d't'ouou, on tie sdpnes OF pampsiet ars w.lioh
served.
tor ull rstirub -, get psmphlrt. 6s. Of the arf.
n H,-el ahds po.tags stamps .ncia.ed 10 srt ~.
ho'itsd sgsnt, uill lin.ure botts, erHtainiar ev.,
SuPtls, bt return matt. ociat.Iy
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MI I K K I m II R Y
NIantun Making.
Mrs. l.. G.. Alien

WISHES to inform the ladies OF
Tifn and vicinity, tina, she has removed to n. W
sHAWnAN's New Brick Block, directly opposite
the Davis Hou,e.
She has Just returned from n. Y.
with splendid assortment of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

A severe thunder storm passed over
Ncrwalk on Tuesday afternoon last.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

Just Received a fresh supply OF Reeves
Ambrossia for the hair, at the Drug Store Of
] f. MARauAnpr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21
wanteds
.gs Repmbgie,


now reeisia shoies lot Of White and Brown su.
sars, Green and Bach Teas, Cofss, sc.
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0T Mr.. BUcHASAS's private letter Of
March l6, 1850, TO jeff Davis complained
that the South was too easily satisfied
with the Clay-Webstcr-D Douglas c Cass
compromise of Non-lnterventioh when
he (Bucb.) was prepared to do much bet.
ter by them--tliat is ruin the Missouri
Slave line Of SO degrees 80 minutes
straight through to the Pacific, recalls
the fact that this line was exactly what
Mr.. Crittenden proposed. The Northern
Democrats supported, and the Republi-
cans were blamed for not accepting il in
1861. In other words: we were required
in 1861, after aving elected our Presi-
dent, 10 make concessions to Slavery be.
yond her utmost demands in 1850, when
as yet no Republican party was in exis.
tehce! Aud, because we did not our
selves unite in making such extreme
concession, we are now accused of having
provoked a Civil War!
Mind that we never objected to the
passage OF the Crittenden or any other
scheme by those who believed in il.
What we resisted was the requirement
that we, 1lo did NOT believe in it-whose
cardinal principle II contravened and SUBJ.
verted--should also vote for IL. This
we chuld not do without evincing depth
of baseness which our adyersurics would
have exhibited to public disgust and
loathing through all subsequent times.
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Tiffin Nee hip Tribnue
Local and Miscellaneous.
sandusky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati r.. r.

On and after Monday, June 90, Is63, ras.
senger trsins viii rus as follows.
GotNa Cot.YA
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THE CAMPAIGN.

Tiffln. O., Friday Aug, Al. se3,
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Terms of subscription.

The above terms took effect at the com.
mencement Of the present volume and will be
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-14
LOCAL MATTERS,

The City Gas FORKS The city gas, for some
weeks past. has giyea, most Of tie lime, rather
dim and unsatisfactory Light. Its quality Is s.a to
be Effected by the want Of retorts the latter no:
being tupplied In suffcien. quantities to insure 3
good article of gas. Tho needed artic.es we learn
have been received and the city VII 40 doubt soon
rejoice IN an ample supply Of good gas. dessTip.
ton Of the gas works, whiah are losased q. Rsok.
e:ts, may not be embarrassing to tho reader: The
rotort.hocse measures Ic2 feet by IS feet. Ia 81
trick covered with ar Of Of corrugated iron, %.
ported by wrought iron rafters and girdsSs ysrti.
!stion top; Ia this there sIs twelve block Of
benches Of rstoris thrss TO 8 bench. Near By Is :
cal shed I'D feet long, 20 feet wiie 12 feet high
under the joists. brick and timed roof cspahle o.
storing 90 600 bushels CT coal Near By are the
washers, conaissrs Of four tiers Of Is nsh cyli:,
ters is feet high, and tie condensels formed Of 10
tiers Of 10 inch pipe so feet high The purifying.
house Il 66 feet log By q fest wide, Of srck. and
irrn rosG, and divided into iwo rooms In the
larger Ct these are four dry lime purifiers, nees2r.
ing Is feet BY 10 fest which hsvs Ia them ave .ets
OF screens for lsyers Of lime. The ges IL received
Into thees for publication It goes thence into the
metro and afterwards in the street naia In the
purifying. house /, tee station metre, 81 feet in
diameter, 10 feet In ier TT Is metre il cspsb.e
Of resis.e'i.g 10000 feei Of gas il "a hor1s, and
wAieh3 10 sOns. fgv
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~ Amy Observation-Disclosures gnsnts. =
zhs soIlowin9 anoents hsvs besn rscstvsd ~ NJ
slnse the nrss g! q the pr.ssns m g. !.
tasereia, per NV ~ rsA, Al 50; Rosa 1smpls
Tu6ifaIi's Dspot, Vi, 8; Benz OhildresD per Hey
peu, 10, asy Jas Taylor, D, Rkhnond
y -; Oanh u xichmsnd yA, <cohsSsio9) sS6 ~
1zineeslIow, Onlpspsr 90. 70; Mrs Ccawsy. Hol
hao1nstituts, Va 50; Rev Jas Fife Ohsrlottasvhls
Va 30; Nr Kelly. Culps2sr &C, Va 50, yoea Gar.
nsst. DO, 80; Friends IN \ Q, per Rsv Dodson
1ss; Rev ii M.ras, Pres Pastor. Knoxville Tenn
10. Mrs cation. Hensiec CO. 5; Bf.xson,s artillery
per Rov w D Eoncuys, 20, krs Col = Tuyman
ser RevJ p TaJios, p y, -; Friends In Each
mend. per AiM rnipias g ~. .AconJraous.. q
Jsiis Whist6e, pse & stEl ia. 90 4 Cnshbsst. 1
Hendsraons LOO 30.
Cosfedyass Senate --Hons James L Orr, 10; 1dN
Epmrow, 10; Geo Davls 5; w Dorteh, 10, 7
hxxwsr, le; James II Baker, 10; q b Aitcksil 70
" LYsncay, N; q Henry, 10; W r. Simms 10
& u Hunter, b; w 8 Oldham 10; i o Keynes
10; Aa Blown, 40; " RAsnwell. ~. 4 T Oapsr
ton. 10; s6enator," 20
Confederate Houss Of Rfprcsestasisss Hon J
Curry. 50; w Chiffon. ~ A Boteisr. 10
@ D Noysssr. 10; 3 u Bridges, 10; Tn Ashe
10, B sex.on. .; ; i Atklns s. r Fl Tel b,, S
John Goode, Jr, 10; Jss r Hoicombe, 20; Vim Ii
SSish. 10; W Lewis, lr; John x thambliss, TO-
= ~ htuce, &c; Jas Hatsen, s; Jas Jsrrow, 10
D y Singleton, TO- Jas Lyoas, 40; VI w CLARK, 10
y kanasr, ~; Vsst. /; VIM Eosn, 10
Tn AcEcseit, III 4 Wright, 10; o1hsr Hon
cradle members, IS; Lsmbsrs OF Virgins state
Gsaats, &C; kelubess Of Va house of Dch gstes
l7a; pr " Il Gwashuley, hichnoad, Va, 100; HI
WEsnn, Richmond, Va, i,O; Friends La Aiehlsond
Pc. Rev A BrSsddus. l,5l0; AdHo.s Richmond
81 q 1iser. -. Total, ~ 9.
ANY psssors wish ing to AID In sendiny :hs Word
ct Goa 90 tho soldiers In tbs csn p3 aad Ia TIC
hn p.to!s, can do b by leaving thor contributions
viva oar Depository at htarka 4 Coldlz3s book
sscrs, On Mann styest,
tours, and any 0theEs who may dcs9e than, with
exseiieni religious reading, ffss Of charge.
III A n uILKiN5ON, superintendent, As
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"TEE vALUABLE Real Estate AID Waisr
Power, in the city Of Rschmcrd, ana the Middleton
MiiIs, "a the James River end KsuaMha Canal, and
the valuable Neal EJtate and Watsr Power In Co
lumbia, eG FED for esss by tho James kivsr and
Ksnawha Usmpany. will take p;scs ct toe t;znos
~ in Richmond on MONDAY. Feb 18Th i65, At
Il o'c oct n. 1hs Middleton 1ilis and property
In Columbia, on TOE d. Y Feb 21sh 1868 at il
O'Clock A n. For terms aid iursksr psasacuiAss .,
zee advertisement 10 kirhm md Wing.
70 i4-2s aOD0IN q AsPkksUN. Auc.'s.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS

: ena1fxsrou, .. Q, -, 1s.-The Preach wss.
nssense xnm paass3 2or bar yesterday, Aon
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