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Foreign Porte o.


DAYS fom St fnon a. just arr LueheiA
c o.rfssr April mo Am vessel in port sldisI sehr
Young America Pearl a windward port ~. c,,cnss
sgth for Hamhurg-beor ore reio ted "a ir sn
Psr sps mesena s p ps MeGey do: zl
Elvra owen, Alexander, Antwerp; sd, snieka i"'''
Passed by 7h ship Peruvian sarsen from San Francisco
In port 2sh ships Western Star Knowles thas been Or
iected 70 by the Peruv govern surveyors as 10"
constructed for carry sunsj Northern Grown
repar): bark IL l. tigers, Howes probably Tor Sah 10"
oiso, as nothing oiered al csiao - r..,ss,d for Ham
burg dg John Tucker hslett Prince OF wss do
nshSs ae h ana Dd fs%sr aS cr 10
Screamer Jones' Pcra ons sns ,or CORK do othei
FArA April elm port ship karrsg.nse rage from
S. Taoass April sArr 81 brig ooodIas sss.s Msr
nssre, having rsared brig Hampden Nsse son Bans S
sonDRKRo, April lin port brig JabeA Eaton 'os' anu
sxeva April is-in port bsrks Ellen Morrison. Pro tor
a1 Sru fe B 2iss1 SsS Also ship Martins Booker
''T A sTs BACK aseIn port ss1,n
Singer for chit bres Udoa Whitiemcre COR NYork idg;
pb ss So SD asy 'sni ark H
c1lson Europe Baron de ssne N NO Canada Bennett
Tongoy 70 load wool and ores for the Us.ates
American POrts.
ME vdr QhsEA 1s , Ap % Gs Ts%o
Woods NYork wa Hanpton Roas Key West ana tonss
tHS%5 hose snsps I Ihas%o''' ''0"
l6tnArr steamship Empire City. Bayter NYcrku havana.
barks Wndward Kendall Boston; Gen Warren. Hartz Up
Coast. bss Hope Br Ess Sre snd
Cen Warren Hsrtz NYork; schr SO ba (Me Perino Cam
lowed to sea 9Th, barks Telegraph Harvest Moon; brig
vctora 18th brrk Revolution, brig Caster schr Loe
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ObssQutes OF Colonel Edmund @. Charles
Forty-secOad (rammsny) Regiment

Obssqutes OF Colonel Edmund O. Charles
Forty-secOad (rammsny) Regimens
New Jerk state Volunteers.
Coleael Edmund c. Charles, of the Forty second (ram
many regiment New York State Volunteers, ded in lh
city saturday, cath instant, from tho reopenns
wounds received by him in service.
The remains now lie in state in the Governors room
and may be visited by the friends Of deceased ana suo
citizens as DESIRE until Wednesday at one O'Clock l. NJ
The funeral will take place that day at TWO ooioOA
PM from the City Hail. undor the direction Oh tue oo'''
mittes ON National Affairs OF tho Common Counch lug
following will be the prog ANNE OF the PROCESSION
Fifth regiment, Colonel Burger ac''ns u" '"' "'''
oa.... - IN. First pvsion New York state National
Army o. tho United States now
in the city or vicinity.
Compsny A, Seventy first regiment Qight Guard), -
p,,o.,,v the oclaus olerryman, Rev Samuel Cook in
acarrisge. and the hearse, drawn by six horses
The pail bearers in carriages, as follows
Major General Il. D. Morgan,
Col Geo W. Mclean, Judge Adt Gen. N. J, Wa
Major Geo. T.. Baldwin. teibury,
Major Peter Boise.
REPRESENTING rHE TAhhASr s0cnsrf'
Alexander Brandon, Daniel T. Delavan
Matthew T. Brennan, cha les u eorneh,
Andre Fromcnt John Lester Waiiack.
William NJ. Tweed.
Oa,osrs and members and OK members OF the Iamaany
regiment, N. Y. s. ", now in the city:
Sergeant alarms Of tho Common Council with STAINS OF
Barouohss, containing Tho Mayors u New York. Brooklyn
nsmssrs of the Common v coSss WITH sas Of once. In
baroucheS.
Heads OF Departments, in carriages.
Tho Tammany Society, Of which deceased was a mem
Der.
Citizens generally
The procession will from the City Hall at two
nt~f loot ID Eal
The route OF procession wbe ont OF the gate
the Park and through Broadway, Park row, Chatham
Broadway, and thence down Broadway to the South
The following the military order for the procession
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION n. Y. N. G.,
NEw YORK, April q, 1858. )
GENERAL oRpERs--No. 2.
The funeral Of Colonel Edmund c. Charles, late Colonel
Of the Forty second regiment OF New York Volunteers
who died consequence Of wounds received by him 10
the service will take place on Wednesday, next the 10Th
iust al two O'Clock p. M, from the City Hall, under
the direction Of the National Committee OF the Common
Council.
Col Burger to parade the funeral escort on that oc
casion The regiment will be formed In line In front Of
tho City Ball at two O'Clock precisely.
Is Guard OF Honor upon that occasion, and will take
charge Of the remains until the funeral
tend in uniform, in the 0overnGs Room al half ono
order Of Major General SANDFORD.
BY order OF the Committee on National Affairs Of the
Common Council. Alderman FARLEY,
Alderman MITCHELL,
Alderman HENRY,
Alderman BOOLE,
Alderman OTTIWEfL,
Committee National Afhirs Of Board Of Aldermen.
Councilman JOYCE,
Councilman WEBSTER,
Councilman MCCONNELL,
Councilman BRANDON,
Councilman HAVII4AND,
COMMITTEE National Affairs OF Board Of Corncilmen
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suy Myxsrc Newcousb hence for Havre which put into
~ Tnomas leaking last part OF January repaired
sailed Sth ms, for destination.
ACAso-I beg 10 acknowledge my public and most crate.
full thanks Mr. DAbuey. Consul ~ Fsya and HIS IA.
nly extreme Kindness uuremtng attentions
night aud day. 70 owe 10 them. under kind Proyi.
dshce, life Should OF seafartng brethren b.
fortunate and put FAya will there with those
whowi be 30 thrm father, mother, brothers and sisters
sven children q reminder OF
dear at home. SO much truly Christian charity
Nave before met with during twentv.six years
lravsis around the world. This poor return
bndnea TO me. Heaven alone can repay them God has
EoWa In midocean he has placed haven tor the
Snforss na4o, nd In thst haven a good sansrItan.
SANuELs. Master Of shp Drcadnoueht
SPOKEN, 80.
ssrs Hs.,.sss, rs{Ha from r"Nsd'ssAA for Ha're.
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S HIPPiNG NEWS.
NEW yoRK-THIs
w NOON SETS morn "a
sUh sKrs. 81 HIcH WAITE. morn AZ
Port or New York, April ~, 1859.

Port or New York, April ~, 1863.
CLEARED
Ship Princess Bear,c San TfancisGo-W Coleman Co
ship VIM Woodbury., Mcclellan, Portland-Thayer Pea
Bark s.l.im9rs Irns Meyer ter, Laing
ray Jr Pride ., N. g., po.,,,r.w z,,s-s a R,,,ocs
BARK
Brig Lana CIR Jones QSse anSo Rspliey ~
s landy Wick. IS or seyas accrsasy 90
sSr Knight, Wis n Port Royal Boyntons Sons
s sssr %s Bsi MGpf p1r Nephew
r hSeE sayh Pier
Schr Abbot, Lawrence Baker. washington-Baker Day
schr Wave Merritt Pnladsph,s,G 1ss HoyOke.
sssr Northern Light Lane Portland~w Brown Co
schr Gherab, Bailey n Mai love,
schr keren Hsppuch Kelley, Weymouth.
schr Albert Jameson, Jameson, Newburyport-w Brown
AGO. ns,c
sSe Kno se%
steamer City Of Buffalo, Mooney Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
Steamship Potomac Hoffman. New Orleans, April ~ with
ndss ana passengers. Cromwell Co. 18th inst
crossed ihe bar at PM the aSnsSs and Deoo then Al
a;es $ s 9a " miles s% .S Srn With
loss Of both top%asts. ibboom and foreboom apparently
Steamship 81 Johns (rebei prize Acting Master Beers
steamship Parkcrseury sherwood, Portland, with mdss
and ssssnSes TO Cromwell Nsr CO. ?, viii, nas. and roo
paasengers 10 Tapscott Bros Co. Had variable winds,
% & $40 'f s ffa ia 'P s
ern aS E @ S
LAT IS 10 Ion Is fJ-suppnes her with water stores
Ship Albert Galatin, Delano, Liverpool 81, with
md e and us passengers Grinne 43 So
passed lsrre iceberg: weather
10: made the last hall OF the pa sage n days
shin Arkwrght CauIkns Liverpool March To- with mcse
and al 4, Spodord Tieston Co In lat a. 3d.
lok AZ "A several icebcrgs them u
10 ID ~ 10 Tor ty 20
in Tiara Mcdonald (of Banore) Fuller Leghorn Feb
q Cbratar Nnrrh "a with rnes 10 Fabrico srus Was
dav. nffo, cross,na the Gulf srss IN t IS nj 10 SAMMY
Hoos
Shin Eliza Ruser Hanoi Hover, Corunpa, ~ days
last 10 Rugpr ros lin ns lat 10 81 81 a. in heavy
NV sprung th lat SO AZ Ion rs "a signal
iyed shin bound r. showing VIII burgee = arrow
in the centre and above ana TIE arrow
ga is miles OF Mop,auk Point took pilot
NJ sncs when have been beating against strong wind
BARK Meteor (Br street. Limerick 81 days. ballast
W jackson. Had heavy W winds
Bark immaculate Maria 1ta), Lutsse, Palermo o. days,
with truit 10 order Haa heaNy weather. ,., -,
III s In ~ Ia AZ an "a ~ wassed nusn
ty OF mIer and head apparently deck load Of
t,r~ topssiyard Sailed in company with briggs q Cnison
or Europe. Bsron e Castipe for New York Bark Mary
for Boston sailed March 81
tfs nsl nufa INFANT AYpt aocA GOuo.
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A CHOICE AND WELL sRLRcrBD STOCK or PARIS
"A spring aud summer Millinery cad straw 0coda of the
.s.cs .h2' "a sX e rSr SGsa Ne lowest cash
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YOUNG LADY OF 20 WISHES TO FORM THE Ac.
"A quaintance OF spanish French gentleman. not
under ~ years Of age with ample means Address Marion
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NEW PUBLICATION.

RICH NUMBERi-THE MARRIAGE OF THE
N Prince Of Wales and the Princess 2andra with P0r
traits ineodng tue Parents OF the Brides Physiology and
London the Unity OF Man Man Monkeys OF MnaccaMode
Life, Marriage Customs, &C. Psychology; Dream Land;
raeter; Physognomy me Mouth-What Il says with Ss
ractcr Brain York after Dinner The Stomach aud
Mind; Health of Soldiers; Crinone and Lucomoon Cat
Puppies Your Likeness: Phonoeraphy; Pretty Pcures
Pug Sose The Native American Indians in New YORK,
POrtrats New Books City Itcs To Correspondents,
&C., H. the PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for May. Only
10 cents or 81 a yea.. Address
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TINE LIPs-wHAr Is THE MEANING OF LARGE
i Mouth Small Mouth Thick Lips Thin Lips. Pale Lips.
and Red Laps, signiacance Of Dreams Maa Monkeys
poogy Psychology, fhrenoogy, Physiognomy Marriage of
Prince Wales. Portraits Pictures o. 1000 Celebrities.
Kings Queens Emperors Presdens Poets Philosophers,
&c., &c Advertised in the May No. textraJ PBRENoLO
GICAL JOURNAL Complete Only 10 cents. Nay be had
Of newsmen and At SIS Broadway. New York.
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THE WRITER or THIS, A CAPTAIN IN ONE OF
Il The re.imenw about To return home young man Of
pr posr ..ns and polished and having
sufficiently iArge income IN maintain and
comfort. wishes form Of some youns
lady Of genee appearances and smabe qualities view
weck Captain y, T, rinh y. Nv. syses Divisioa,
Wahiuyton, Il. Y. n b.-Wu aerd ha carte de vste by
return naAh
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ATNO. TRYoN ROW, CORNER CENTRE STREET
IA The highest cash prices paid for Diamonds, Watch
and Jewery. advances made the Pawnbro-
kers' Tickets bought for cash. JOSIAH w. HARRIS
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At 2l2 BROADWAY. PRECIOUS JEWELS.
IA Watches, Plate The best possible price paid for
articles value Diamonds Watches Sy Plate, Jewery,
Pearls Optical INSTRUMENTS &C. DC At his private rooms
Advances made.
j. II. BARKINGER, ZIP Broadway, room 49, up stairs.
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A WIDOW OF TWENTY TWO YEARS or AGE A
"A lady by birth education and association, stranger
New York desires 70 correspond with some gentleman from
forty 10 hy Of age, with view 10 mairimonv None
ae-r sgpy bui the highest reslecabty; wealth Oh.
Jet Address for two weeks Etth MAJ station A. 10
spring street Post once, New YorS
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A YOUNG MAN, HAVING SERVED IN THE ARMY
IA Of Potomsc since it, orsanxllon desires open
correspondence with young ladv OF ntegcDes Oplect
mutual pleasure each parry would take in
pondcuce Address L. ". Doughton. Fortress Monroe, Va
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DAwNBROKERs' TICKETS PUCHAsED-OF CLOTH
ing DRY Goods ewer Diamonds nn1Snss o &C. R,s q
Frocks So Cashmere Pants 81; Alpaca Coats 81; Linen
Coats, ST. g. w. LEVIE, AZ Broome street.
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SALES nv REAL EsTATE.

A Farm FOR SALEM MONMOUTH COUNTY, n
n about 10 slrs, bull nss large and new, well iencs
and all ia 100 orier; land OF best quality MARI On "a
farm; near depot schools, churches &C. -.
SJuTHWIcK WOOD, e. Nassau street
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q < v00 FOR sALE, NEAT THREE STORY
1O.OOOs English basement brick House.; has oil
improvemens nxtures tpeiuded $3.50 cash,
Sisp mortrage The house be sold, the
wants 10 SO 10 the country Inquire on the premises, is
West Nineteenth street
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vyALrABLE DOCK PROPERTY FOR sALE-Af THE
foot Of sresA 0rc.npelnt 100 feet from, By $40 fee.
dsep. occupied BY Well Bell shipyard Prize low and
terms easy inquire OF r. q. PROVOST. Gieenpont
avenue near Franklin
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A LADY or REFINEMENT. PRETTY. AGED 10 so
N icts the acquantauce Of gentleman with view 4
mstrimouy. Address Ella Omstesd Madam De Cora
ISL sixth avenue call IA person.
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LOAN OFFICES.

AT 66 NASSAU STREET-ROOM NO. 2. UP STAIRS
the highest cash prices are paid for Diamonds Watch
and Jewery OF description onberni advances mad
on the same II preferred, BY A. HONIGMAN. Broker an
Commission merchant
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"A room No. g. HENRY HyMAN procures advances OF
cash Diamonds unset. the for cash
ON Watches Silver Ware. Pianos Personal Pro
pcrty.
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Nn,v Nnrl, Market.

NEw YORKtMav ~.
FLorR-Salcs oflG,SD bbis at 81 ,T5@S III
for super western - SOFAS 60 Tor common
20 medium extra wcstern;S7 3OWS 20 for in.
rerior to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio S795@SS0O
" ngAT-Snlcsat tl 1O@sl IGls.
RYE-Sales at OO@95c.
BARt.EY-S Sales at | ~.
CoRN-S4les $500 bu at s0@s7 fornew
yellow. E
crn and Canadian,
WuIsKY-mld 46c L-.
PoEE-Sales. $50 bills at Sl4.00@l62 20
for mess ii 00@l6 00lor prime
BLEF-Sales u S. 50@7 90 for country
prime; Is 0J6ll0 00 for country mrss.
BgEr HAMs-Steajy. Sales at $lOJ@SOOl
90 Tor western.
Cur MEArs-Dull, at 3iS9i, for shoul
dcrs, andIA Gf5l4e for hams.
BAcoN-Sieady. Sales ut 6sic.
LARp-Snlcs ut 81 @lO5oc.
BuTTER--A fair business doing atlG9lS
hrOhio; ls@22c for state.
tHLE -lI(a l3c
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CORN MEAL.
And all kinds of Feed
- avc our bcCS.
NOM Is YOUR TlMEy

Indivilnal and Farm rights to make and USE
the LANGSIkOrI MOVABLE COME
BEE HlNE, will be sold ill the 18th day OF
April next, - 80, aud after that date the pre-
vnling price ia all OF the fadj' lining counties
will be- charged, viz: $500.
The reputation oi tbis Live Ia fully cstab'
lshtd IN this county, as n gucdll number Of
our best bee. keepers nre now using it, md
to them refer any seeking information. All
wanting their bees put into this hive, the
coming season are requested to get the hives
themselves, and let me know as soon as pos
siblc. You must not expect me ta bring the
hives TO you, for transferring will occupy my
whole time. By delaying you mny lose one
or more swnrms which would have paid all
the expenses.
Kaup d Kline, of Tiflin, and II. Ditcnha.
fer, OF Blou,nville, are prepared 10 furnish
any quantity # good hives to all who may
favor them Wit call. Don't whit till your
bees are swarming, but get your hives now,
aud have them ready. H..s.
Money can be sent me 10y mail, and bee.
keepers are cordially invited to correspond
with me, or to visit my Apiaty in Spring
Dale, one mile directly south of the Court
House ia Tihil, anl judge for themselves.
J. 4. MARTIN.
Tinin, March l3, 'Gl--3m
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Sercnade to Gen. Mitcheli.-Bris..
Gen. r. b. Mitchell arrived in town ON
Tuesday last and was serenaded at the resi-.
deuce Of Hon. Henry 81. John by the CJrnet
Band, the same evening. After the play ing
cf some patriotic airs the General appeared
at the door and IN ,de a very brief but patri.
otic address. This Is the FIRST speech he hAs
made since the breaking out Of the rebellion
He believes in acting now, not speaking =
lie has just came out ora sick bed. from an
affection of the luug', and is able'to say ut
little; but be must cay that the Army Of the
mbcrland is in bitter fghfing trim than
ever before, and he will guarantee that It
will do its part in crushing out this damuable
and wicked rebellion. lie couusellcd all to
drop party disputes till our nation is again
nt peace. not cvcu mentioning party names.
lie allowed no party discussions in his com.
mand, aud il should not bc INDUCED In iu
the rear OF our glorious army. No possible
good can come OF IL, aud It shou'd be drop.
ped. lie hoped the time would soon arrive
when politics could again be discussed, but
those who asita,e such subjects now would
be marked, and would receive the copdem-
nation Of all hereafter. e
His remarks were frequently interrupted
with applause, and when he retired three
| times three was given him W ith a will.
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Mn, Eprroe, is i no, shame tina, one
who draws a pension Of ninety six dollars
per year, should be allowed to 60 around
reyiling our Government and bonsting Of
being copperhcad, yes eFen showing an
emblem, exulting over his debasement.
Such, sir, is the case, can il be that his
connection with the Adpsrtiser has so
dcbased his prinoiphsl Or is it that the
scales arc Just falling OFT Mexican
nisrrhea may win ninety six dollars a
year fora while, but Ihope with the aid of
a little Union tonic the ulcer may be
healed. More bnOn.
VERrrAs.
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Corporal z. A. Way.
MARRIED.,

On Thursday, tbe 9th Of May, 1868, at the
residence Of the BRIDES father, by Rev. j..
II. GooD, Nj PErnR E. Liza to Miss MARf
DENTzER. both Of this city.
With the compliments OF the happy pair
came bountsOus supply of cake and an ex,
esedinely handsome portrait OF Secretary
Chass on paper the back of which was decid.
edly ofa greenish hue We wish a long aud
happy hie to 20. a
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DIED.

In overtcn Hospital, Memphis, Tenn, on
April {, 1868. Of chronic diarthca, Mr. L. W
LApp, Of Co h. 3lst Iowa Regiment, aged
30 years and ! months.
The home made happy 10y his love
Is dark and vacant now;
A shadow 5 resting on my heart,
Arl or my pal id brow.
On thy piomisc now | cdl,-
Oh Cod thine aid extend
he thou my guide, my guard, my all, -
Bu husband brother. friend.
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The young lady whohad a thousaod acres
of valuable land, which the young man said
was sufficient grounds for attachment. did
not marry as well "a the young lady without
a fortune. who had learned u discard all
kinds OF S,lsratus or sHa. save llerrick Al
ich's Gold VI dal, winch has no equal on this
or the other Continent. Go, ye young ladies
and, DO likewise. and Dame Fortune will smile
on YOU also. Everybody rctails It, aud most
Of the Wholesale Groccrs Wholesale it. Depot
ll2 Liberty Street, New York.
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Timn lsriccs Current.

(Courct'd Meeklyby q, w. CUMNailAAi Dea'e
In alkiLds OF Gram, &c.
MHEAT--l IL l,25
GokE- (shvlleu ~
do (ERrl 4b.aJO
RyR--Upai5.
BARLEY--l ,hdl,l2
OATS 90 a5je
PorAToEs-Ou1gs5
FLAN SEKn--SatO
btTIp l5ai1
LARD-1c
TALLoW--9c.
SAOKED HANS sal0G.
do sIDEs AND SHOULDERs--io
PICKIED PoEK--Gal7c.
CLOVER SEgp-SisJ
bEEswAx--Uh0l.5e.
FEATHsKs--aOOe.3
RAGs--3c.
GHEEs HIBEs- Gif7e
DAY do los.
EGGs-Ge. y dozen,
Timothy ssed,-l,iO
MooL-0ua1u
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DlslNrIprsrtp ApvtcE w ear your old
coat week longer. aud your hat month,
Old hnts fel best, so do old boots but the
latter having sole above payemenis, soms-
times wear out and create a necessity for a
new pair, and if you do not get them your
feet get damp, YOU catch cold, and hence
the necessity of using someth ing to cure IT,.
Try Bryan's Pulmonic Waters, only 25 cents
n box Sold by.---
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Specimen Of the Loyalty of the Eds
itor OF the Advetuser.-Lsstw week when
favorabie news was bcirg received through
out the country Of the advance Of lloO1et's
army, and The splendid execution of The plan
under Sedgvick, siekles aud host Of others,
Of their captures and splendid fighting LOU T
hcighbor Of the Advertiser, who was then in
Columbus attending 10 he duties Of an office
into which he sneaked durirg the absence Of
the soldicrs--did not feel constrained to send
n private ielegram oi eurren, reports at the
capital, of our success. However. when Il
was reported that Hooker bad retreated. this
very loyal editor lost not moment in sSnd
ing telegram here announcing tha, Hooker
had been driven back across the Rappshan.
mock. The matter was so bald that even the
boys "conld see it." why cSuldhe Dot send
the news when they wvre favorable TO the
Federal mmy1
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corSTERrrrrERs ARRtsrED On We'd
nesdoy Deputy U. 5. Marshal a. Jones
Of NJrwalk, assisted by Sheriff J. y.
Badger, Of Huron county, arrested two
men named Eben Hglcy and John Nil
Ter, both of Attica, Seneca county, on
the charge of couniericiting coin and
Treasury notes. They have been both
brought to this city aud lodged in jail
Cleveland Herald, Sth.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-15

Coiored Troops. Two ear loads OF col.
orcd volunteers passed through here last
Saturday on their way to Massachusetts, to
Join the eolored regiment being organized
there. The Saturday previous there was al
so cre cur lead rNssed through for the same
des tination
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James r. Brady, the eloquent and pa
lriotic Democratic lawyer Of New York.
saws, in one of his recent speeches, that
the copperheads decorate their persons
with coin valued ut one cont, because
that Is a fair estimate of tho value of their
principles. lie thought however, that in
Justice was done TO the cent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-15

A Second Parson Drownlow.-Do ov.
j. II. ArGuEy. author Of that noted book, the
"Tron Furnace" and resident in the South at
the breaking out of the rebellion, escaping
with his life alone, after incredible perils
from Mississippi seccssionists, will speak at
Webster Hallthis Thursday evening. telling
something Of what he saw and suffered while
among the Confcdcrutcs,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-15

For the i9th.--Rev. @. S. Phillips
will have here to fulfill his duties as Chap
lain of the 49th regiment on Monday next.
All letters left with him previous to that
time he will carefully deliver to the boys.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-15

a Jolly nld Time About the 4'h Of
July there is going to be an old fashioned
country no down and jolly old time gcuer.
ally at Hedges New Hall. All that attend
will not regret it, but those who stay away
will miss the grandcs, time ever known in
'rifin
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-15

Across the Street from tlis Office in the
room formerly occupied by Cronise as book
store, is the best place in town to buy clothing
Martin Wagner is the only clotliyr il town
cntcrprising enough to advertise or sell at
reasonable figure. ....
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-15

Wopru CoSsipERlNG Good diet makes
healthy childteu and healthy adults. Good
Salernius helrs to make nutritious. healthy
diet. Hence use DcLanl 4 Co. s Chemical
Salrrntus, as il ia perfectly pure aud better
than Soda for all purposes
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-15

The Berger Family. These wonderful
little musicians returned to town last week
from tour through the principal cities Of tn e
State. We understand they met with great
success and were received well everywhere.