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The Shasta courier., 1863-09-05


FERMENTATION OF a Cross To GENERAL RosE-
cRAxs.-An interesting event occurred in the
Army Of the Cumberland, some weeks since.
The members of Company K, Tenth Indiana,
had prepared. by one of their number. from
ii muscle she'll taken frnm Stone river, on the
battle ground (where the shells are found OF
very large size), beautiful cross, ahn4t twu
and a half by aae and half inches. which
was formally presented to General R.nA;rans.
This regiment was in General Rs.secran's :
brigade in the three months service. was com
manded by him at the battle Of Rich Noun.
tain, and the present was intended by the
company to exnress their regard for their
General, as kind remembranes ftheir more
intimate relations with him in the campaign
in West rn Virginia, and as a memento oI
the grea, battle and victory # Stone river.
The cresS, cut freM the es,l,er Of the shell,
Wis Of beautiful pearl ei.lor, hayi.sg very
much the appearance Of pearl, u was sent
to Naahyille. where twas mounted viii gold
at the tips. ap.l plate inserted in the sha I,
upon which was engraved: 9 Preserved t
General Rosecrans by Company X, Tenth
ln4iana.I
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p,,r1rD M.x.-rhere are few understand

DsArrEp MES.-There are few understand
that the provisions Of the conscription ac'
place drafted men on terms of perfect eqnaIi.
fy with volunteers. giving them the same
Government bounty, the same title tn pen
SONS. the same pay, the same everything
When the statement has been made hereto
fore, many have discsedited it; and to end
all question upon the subject, We quote from
the act itaelf:
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted. That
all nereons thus enrolled all he suhiect f,r
two years after the first enrolln emf. to be
called into the military service Of the United
Statee. and to continue in service during the
present rebellion, not, however. exceeding
the term Of three years; and when called
into service shall be placed on an equal foot
ing, in all respects. a. volunteers for three
years or during the var. including advance
pay and bounty as nov provided by law"
The Shasta courier., 1863-09-05
THE ELECTION.

ssWe have met the enemy. and they are
ours" We rejoice, not as when a political
victory has been gained, but as when great
battle is won. when the stake fattled for was
the life of our country and the integrity of
hel people. The QUE ton hsing loyalty or
its reverse, no three. sided issue cant be
made of it. The result proves a victory
overwhelming, foe routed and utterly de.
mo.alizei. Not one in all the North is left
with pleasant taste in his mouth none who
ia not sorry Ia his heart that his reputation
has been thus jeepardized. Tothos- We can
only eav, g. Come to US; shake off the filthy
coppery dust from your feet and come tn US,
and once know how good it is to feel chock
fullof glory-full of patriotism such as Union
rnsl alone can feel
And now let Us ask al wh1 rejoice with
us TO lock to the future-l,ok to the election
to be held on the 2lst of October next. and
RIGHT here let each man pie lge himself, to
himself, to Re present at the proper place on
that day, and there deposit hia pacuIiar
rieaos on tie judicial condition Of this d.stsier
and coanty. Having the strength to clean
oit all SUSPECTED Iersers seelii G high pe
tons. it would be verse tlsn q 'minsl 10 e.
gleet lie opportunity presented us Of rtr
fectng tie wn:k 50 sl'riousv ard effectively
begun. Don't forget the slst. Lei no ex
cuse keep yen from tie polls on that day
Let no feeling that there will be enaag. with
out you induce yeu 10 fall short Of perfarm
ins holy aal in. erative Nusy. Il is at all
times privilege to vote; sometimes it is a
duty. ani shoald be performed with the same
gaod viii and determination that one wouid
defend bis country or his i.esile. 81, 10
the polls.
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The Msdielne for All seasuuss

DR. i.osAcK's SroxAcH BIrrERs.-wc profess
healing art and while we are fully prepared to I'D
NIT that humbug is but another word for impasi
tion, and. therefore. do not allow any advertise
ment OF notice to appear in our paper that has the
lssst tendency to corrupt the human mind. We are
.lwsy. siad 70 recommend that ~ belisve to be .
real boon 70 society, and having made an expert
mental use Of Dr.. Robsek's Stomach Bittsss, We
bar our testimony thsir rssl. genuine and very
bsneacisl uss. Dr.. RS bittsrs far surpass any
prspaxsaiou If The kind - have svsr used; and ws
urxe III Who need mid. ssfs. and most agreeable
tonic, to txy this madieiAs II once. II You try it
once ron win Be sure 70 Try it again 1t il just
the thing for the stomach in bot wesshsr.s- Eaton
(0hio) Dsmoerst. Of Nay 20, 81.
See adysrtissment ses
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GRAND uAInS RALLY.-Ui the eve Of elec.
ton day the greatest political meeting was
held in this town that has ever becn known
in Shasta county. The -ecasien was one that
eslled Firth hundreds Of patriots to listen to
the remarks Of Mr.. JONES, the nominee of
the Union party for Senator. and n, one was
disappointed, as was frequently testified to
ly loud and repeated cheers during his re-
marks. Tic Coprefheads skunk away out Of
sight. and only listened fron, distance to
sae keen lcbnke of the trcacLery and fal>if.
cations ti.es had been PR mitigating though
out the county during the canvass. Messrs.
Garter and Curtiss followed with brief speech
G. that sent conviction home to tie hearts ot
every Comprehend within their hearing that
their fate was scaled n this county, and that
they might be prepared for trip up Salt
River, or to Dixie. as they nre:erred.
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TINS IsrrRy1rw BsrwEES Ro-ryc..,

THE IxTERyIEw BsrwEES Ro-ENcRANs
4xp TALLANplGHAN.-The Dayton Journal
relates the following apropos of vallandig-
ham;
When Vallandigham arrived at Murfrees-
toro, General Rosecrans went to see him.
81 wanted to see you" said the General
Il wan,ed to see you, Vallandigham. to see
whether you had rascal's face" Then
changing the subject rather abruptly-and
bringing down the fme-fnger of his right
hand in that rapier like style which is con.
sp;cuous feature of his gesticulatian when
he is in terrible earnest-he said "vallan-
iigham. don't you come hack here. If
you-io-v vallandigham-I'll be d-dTand
may God forgive me fa- the expression-I'll
be id il don't hang you'll" People will
be rleased to remember that the General
says he never Llasphemes, but he sometimes
swears."
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the Grass Valley National relates the
following incident as having recently &C.
Cured in that vicinity: A lawyer in this VII
age was consulted BY an injured husband,
who complained ofihe unfaithfulness Of his
spouse. Repeated acts If incn.nstancy upon
the part Of his wife could be CLEARLY proved,
and the man of law told he c!Fnt there
WOULD he no difficulty in obtaining ! divorce al
the next term af court :. Divorce at the
next term nf court!'' exclaimed the now
excited Benedict ..d-n your divorce;
only want to get an injunction to stay he'
nrocssiinas II
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OsEGeN RAILROAD SrRvEr.-Tnc commits
sioncr Of the Oregon Raj road Company at
this place has received a very encouraging
letter from Mr. s. c. Elliott, the engineer
in charge Of the surrey. dated at camp No.
c3, near the Oregon State lino. August Goth,
in which lie states that lie frds the entire
route well adapted for railroad, AMI the
grade much better than he had anticipated.
lie had sucesaded in running line to the
summit of tie Siskiyou mountains, between
Sreka aud jacksonville. Oregon. and he had
no doubt Of succeeding in finding COOL route
into the valley of Orcg n, through which the
road will run. Those OF our citizens who
have subscribed towards the survey, and have
nct yet paid, will be called on for their sub
scriptlons the coming week. and we trust
each one will be prepared. as the surrcyine
rarty are in need of n, re funds
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L.CSon or Axorurn IRox B,,,,,v-

LASSen OF ANOTHER IRoN BArEERY.-A
new irnn battery called the Canonicus was
launched at Boston on August lst. This
new Monitor is 230 feet long and 46 wide
Her length is 81 feet greater than the Mon
tiers previously built. Her bows terminate.
above the water, in a sharp iron ram. IL
feet in length. She was launched with her
engine and other machinery on hoard. and
when the tarres is adiusted in its place only
Is inches Of her side will be exposed To
view or To an enemy's FIRE. The Canonicus
Is believed to I've a thoroughly sea. .gning ves.
sci. and will make . sreed OF l2 statute
miles an hour
The Shasta courier., 1863-09-05

GREEK FIRE.-Experi--ents are being made
with the Greek Fire" on board several oI
our gunboats. The & Ere" can be used both
BY our naval and land forces. and can neithe.
he exringuished or smothered by water. /,
is of two kinds-liquid and solidi6ed. The
liqai6si is used by means af force pump.
and the solidi6ed in shell. WHICH, upon ex-
plnd,ng, burns With intense heat.
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CorrrR on ruE BRAIx.-Such was the e,

corrER ON rnE BRAIS.-Spch was the ex-
precision We heard few days since. bu. when
man makes investments in San franc;seo,
in ane OF Houston, Hastings 4 Cas- else
walking or dress suits, he makes clear gain
Of at least City per cent. on bis Investment.
Hsustou, Hastings : co's stock j. the lest
NJ knew Of.
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CorLDs'r SrARs BILL.-The Mexico fM..l
Citizen tells II the the { llawing: a gen.
tIemsn Of strong rebel symps,S;es. while on
a hurt for three black boys, who had left him
without any just cause said TO friend. that
he didn't care So much for Sam and Yes.
hut can't do without Bill. I'll give a
a thousand dollars to get him back Here
he hurst into n food oftears, and exclaimed !:
Bill is my own son ,"
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ELEcrroS ~ TIE Sta,e-So far as We have
a-y report. every q unity has given Low \
majority, AMI there is but li.t . doubt
that his majority in the State will reach
from @, 900 70 81, 600.
The Shasta courier., 1863-09-05

. TALK of English morality" says Thack.
cray the warss licentiousness. in the worst
period Of the French monarchy. scarce '
equals the wickedness Of this Sabbath keet-
ing country Of ours"
The Shasta courier., 1863-09-05

For Assessor Ladd, 7a0; Kennedy. 4S1.
For Supt. Public Instruction-Co Conmy Isl
Woodvard. 4S4.
For Surveyor-winsell, 76e Pyle. 452.
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Op.alrI.x LINE p New YoRx-The

OP?osIrIaS LINE tt New YoRx The
splendid steamship Moses Taylor will leave
San Francisco for San Juar del Sur, on the
81 Of October. connecting at Greytown with
iae magaiaceat steamship Illinois. Passen.
gees wha have Travelled by this rou,e speak
IN thc highest terms ef the Accommodations,
and Of re sentlemanir csnluet of tie officers
al these steamers.
The Shasta courier., 1863-09-05

FieHr At RED BLrrr.-On Thursday af'
tsrnoon difsculty occurred at Red Bluff,
between Sheriff Johns and Mr.. Hazle;f,
in which the latter was stabbed in the back
with knife. and the forrer shot in the hip
and knee.
The Shasta courier., 1863-09-05
UNITED STATES
INTERNAL lIVBDQl.
18th Division, 4th Collection Dis.
trict, comprising Shasta County.

NJ oTICE is hereby given that the lists of valua-
IN tians and enumerations Of property, subject to
lax under the Act to provide Internal Revenue
TO support the Gnvernmrnt and to pay the interest
on the Public Debt" approved July l. ls62. and
the am -ndai ory Act approved March 8. 1868 made
and taken by |. b. POTTER. Assistant Assessor OF
said Division 4th Collection District, will remain
npen for the examination of all persons interested
for the space Of fifteen days from the date hereof
at his Office, Shasta, between the hours OF A. NJ.
and P. NJ. aad Immediately after the expiration
of the said fifteen days. viii receive and deter.
mine all appeals relative to erroneous x essve
valuations or enulnera ions made and taken by
the said Assistant Assessor.
All appeals to the Assessor as aforesaid. must be
made IN writing. and specify the particular cause,
matter. or thing respecting which devison is
qnested, and stats the groani or principle of ine-
quality or error complained If. See Law-Section
!5,pase6.
JOHN NJ. AVERY, Assessor.
Fourth Collection District. California.
Dated q, Shasta, this 5th day Of September. A
D. 1858. sep5 :st
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The balance Of the State ticket about the
same.
For Senator, John r. Jones hos received,
as far as heard from. 772; Singleton, SIS.
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csAsrz M,s-l.-Tae boiler for Hopping
Il Co.'S quartz mill, Fsenrh Guich, passed
through this town cn Sunday last
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MARRIED.

On Oak RIM. August 9th. BY VIM. N. Guptil.
Esq. Mr.. George H. Penlsnd 70 Miss Caroline A.
Hunt. both OF Shasta county.
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Couxr 81 SEsaloHs.--The Court Of Session..
Juags Bsih presiding. Win meet II tAia plses ..
Nsadsy nsxt
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Estate Of xaver Wehriy:. deceased

M Office is hereby given by the undersigned.
IN executors of the above named estate, to the
creditors Of, and all persons having claims against
said deceased to exhibit the same, Fitn the neces
sary vouchers, within ten months from the first
publication of this notice to the undersigned Peter
Wehrly. At Little Cow Greek. or to Joseph Schwng,
in Shasta.
PETER wEHRLY. r,n.,~,
JOSEPH sCHwING, 5.eeu''r''
Shasta. September 4, 1858. se5
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snasta Cs.nsy E,eetioa Retsfns.

The following is the vote Of the various pre-
cincts Of Shasta county, for the principal
officers. a. far . heard from
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Tus MoNIr R AND NarloNALIsr REPuDIA.
FED BY THE CnrRe eu.-Communieations hav.
ing appeared IL. the secular press en9eavor-
o~ing to connect the Catholic Church with
The political conduct of the Monitor and Ma
tionalist Of this city, Archbishop Alemany
has PAIL seed tie fellow ng letter, rerudia
ing lie .retensions of either of the above
Journals To speak for the church:
r. THE PrBLIc.
Is some journals Of this State. alleging iu
their Justification the tone and saatimeuts
o. certaie so-calied Catholic periodicals and
journals. have asstiied and m;sreprrsented
the principles Of lie Catholic Church,
deem i my ia.y e lisavow any responsible
ity les Articles and statements without her
sanction 81 agp~os',i OF, AID to state that the
leFNaacals aud iauraa,s alluded II not only
have Z sass sanction, but are nss always
iati'ssi sSnsnea.s ii the 4 .e.rines and Wis,
6 Of IS Ss,Resie C.lrc,l, which in this dio.
cese has "a staclai or an.
/ JOSEPH ). ALEMANY
Archbishop of San Francisco.
SIN tfane.sea. Auanst g. lseS.
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n TnE Pr rBLIc.

/ JOSEPH :. ALEMANY
Archbishop of San Francisco.
SIN tfare.se Auanst g. lSfS.
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Each bottle contains, represented, ONE FULL
QUART. thus giving to every person. regards
the quantity the worth of the money invested.
Let sgerybady try them. and they Will be fully
convinced Of the truth of the above statenents
C. W. R0BACK, Proprietor.
Sold by Wholesale and retail Druggists, Liquor
Dealers and Grocers every where.
REDIN6ToN 4 CO., Sole Agents, 416 and 41S
Eront-6treet. San Francisco. se5:4m
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Fever and Ague,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
Bilious Fever, Dyspepsia.
Indigestion, Jaundiee.
Depression of Spirits,
DizzI.. ess AID Languor.

And all arrangements of the digest.
i've functions. For DEBILITATEl
PERSONS they are particularly re-
commended, giyirg an appetite and
strength to the whole frame.
The Bitters are scientifically pre-
pared, and are made Of o rare combi.
nation of Roots Plants. Herbs, Bark.
and Seeds, which have been found
most efeetual by long medical cxpe
rience, and to possess the requisite
tonic I roperties for RELIEVING 6 ani
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31

The Firemen's Fair, our last
issue the Firemen's Fair have been progress
sing finely. The attendance during the last
week Was large and the sales made. very en-
eouraging The as sortment Of goods for
this occasion, have been selected with great
care, and pass of like shot cakes" for
which much credit is due to the gentlemen
making the selections and purchases. We
are pleased to notice the lively spirit exhibi-
ted to aid and encourage our worthy Firemen'
and trust while their Fair is going on, they
may continue TO merit the fayors Of the peo-
pie Of our gay little city
The attendance on Christmas Eve. and
Christina night was large--it was a perfect
jam. twas indeed "a gay and festive Fair,
10 every sense OF the word. The salesmen
and the ladies In charge Of the different de
partments, we're kept as busy as bees-and
their sales were large aud proftabl
During the performance on Christmas
night, excellent music was discoursed. and
laughable and interesting Tablaux exhibi.
ted. Tho scene Of Captain FAIsrAyr mus
teriDg In his recruits and marching to AMI
from the battle field was the beat joke Of ihs
performance. We hope our citizens win give
No.4on New Years Eve and New Years
night. perfect "bumper." Don't forget
them. Save your Dnrs aud auARrERs for
No. 4. Let all go. Aid the FiremeH on
This occasion. and you are at the Same time
aiding our gallant soldiers on tae battle
field. fighting for our homes and firesides.-
Remember this, that auAarxa spent with
= the Firsu,en. Is doing something for bsnev.
olent and worthy eause.
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f.rIrcrKn ron NE rrrrrNr !

Drinking whiskey.--A Lady reader Of
the Tribune, and ore Who feels deep inter.
est in the Welfare OF" man. and all the
" rest Of mankind sends US the following
extract, vitha request 10 gise Il plses in
our columns. We DO so with the greatest
Of pleasure What do you drink whiskey
fort Do you know ! You don't know p
Itsa vie praetice, IN which politicians,
common people, ah tne rest OF mankind ana
even editors and lswer' indulge IL IS a
mean practice. IL destroys the in'eheet'
Kills the body and and damns the soul Inc
de'h Nona great victory Nnen ne intro
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BR YAN'S
Pulmonic Waters

The Original Medicine established In Is37, and the
FIRST article ever introduced under tho ntms OF
all other Puimoaic Waters are eounterfs,u. The
Eshnine eau be known by the aams OF BRYAN
being stamped on each Wafer
BsyIss PULsosoio wArsn
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Fore Throat, Hosusnsu,
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difieult Brsathing.
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Relieve spittins Of BloOd. Pain, in the Chest.
Byan's Pulmonic WATERS
Relieve lneipisnt Consumption. Lung Diseases.
Brynn's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Imitation OF the Uvusl and Tonsiis.
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Relieve the above complaints In ten minutes.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
A. a blessing to all Cla"s, and Constitutions.
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Are sdap:sd for Yooalisis sHa Puolie sPsahsn.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are In simple form aud pleasant to the taste.
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures.
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Are warranted to give 'au'fsetioa to every one.
Ne family should bs without boI Of
Byan's Pulmonic Waters
In the houss.
No traveller shauld he wiihost a sppply ef
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
In his pocket.
No person will svst object 10 give fos
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Twenty.fys CsBts.
JOB MOSES. Sole Prepristsf, o. coartlsat 81. N. Y
ssPtsmbsr rs, lsda. Silly
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| LoyaI CIerrymnn.-We have \

A Loyal Clergy man.-We have heard
II repor ted, that in one Of the churches in
this city, on Sunday. the Goth. an exhibition
Of loyalty to the Government, not often seen
was made to the congregation.
The story as told to US us, runs thus -
The Lords supper was about to be eelsbra.
ted, and when the officiating clergymen had
given the usual invitation to the members OF
his own and other churches to participate
he took occasion to mention certain di.qual.
i6cstiops for partaking Of the supper. H,
said: Ifnny one has cursed our Government
or by word or deed had expressed sympa
pathy for those in open rebellion to it, lei
him not come TO the Lords Table. And
let no one cay that hereby forbid Demo
Gratis to come to this Table, for do not.
This, we think. is about right, for IL trea
son be crime, why should not. not only trai
tors, but their sympathisers be excluded from
Christian communion 7
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One of the Pioneers Gone.-It be.
comes our melancholy task to record the
death ofUur esteemed and venerable friend
ERA'rus Bows, Eco. who departed this life.
in bis solh year, on the Goth inst at his rec
idence near this City.
Atan early day he braved the hardships
and privations Of the wilderness, and became
one Of the first settlers in this County. and
after spending life of industry and useful
ness here. has been gathered to his father at a
ripeol e. leaving a large circle OF ccnnex-
ions and friends to mourn his loss. His un-
pretending worth deserves more extended
notice, which will be given hereafter.
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FOR THE TIrFIN TRIBUNE.
THE DEPARTED.

Summers gone, the parting DER
Its vcrdant bloom decayed.
Its leaves and flowers lie strewn where
Our gallant dead were laid.
Sweet be their sleep, while Liberty
a sacred requiem cha nts,
In gratitude TO the fallen brave,
For her deliverance.
Long wave the banner which they bore
In triumph through the strife,
Emblem of unity. for which
They gladly gave their life.
Make haste ye day when traitors all
In reverence shall bow,
Beneath the starry emblem.
Which they scorn and trample now.
Oh happy day make haste and dawn,
And shed thy beams around,
Where now is heard the trump Of war,
May perez alone be found
oh, God remember thebcTeaved
Throughout our bleeding land.
And may each sorrow stricken heart.
BE healed at thy commands.
AYroS. o, DEC. Goth lsG3. SALLiE A. NJ
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Knocked Down.-we have been In.
formed, that on Christmas night, as Mr. R.w.
SHAwHAS was returning home from the Fire
mems yair, he was attacked by two bic bur
ley cowardly devils on the opposite side of
the river and knocked down. Mr.. S. was
struck near he ear. he thinks. with slung.
shot. and the injury he received was slight
The scoundrels, being too cowardly to stand
their ground, decnmped for other parts.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31

Trial and Friendship.-IIeuick Al
lens Gold Medal saleratus has had a trial
among three million families, and is pro-
nounced the best Saleratus in the world
It's use always brings a smile in the house
hold. it keeps them in health, 1t helps to
make the weak strong. and saves hundreds
from that dredful disease, dyspepsia. As
you value health, use it. Most Of the Gro.
GERS sell it, Depot ii2 Liberty Street, New
York
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For Sale,

A GOOD BRICK HOUSE. ON
Charlott street, in the First Ward,
in this city. There is also q lot Of
choice Fruit Trees on tho lot. Fer
further particulars, inquire at the
Hat Store Of O. LEINER.
Doc. s, '63. 9-3tS
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Married.-HAarsocK--SMoYEn-Dec. 81
1863. by the Rev. A e. Driesbrck. Mr.. Geo.
w HARrsocK with Miss ENMA SMorER. both
ofSeneca County, Ohio.
Lord bess THOU the newly coupled pair
With grace divine,
So they may seek each others welfare
And both be tn inc.
So he IT,
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The Carriers Address.-The CARRrER
ofihe TnKiS TnBuSr, de,ires usto state
that he will make his New Years call early
On Friday morning. All small favors from
DpE ur to DOLLAR Green Back. will be
thank fully received.
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A Farm for sale.
Frank Baker,

Attorney. Law, Tifiin, o.
Office, Tn 7oub's Book.
All just claims for Bounty, Back
pay and Pensions, promptly col.
lected for soldiers or their heirs at
tho lowest rates. No advance pay
ment required.
Nov. 30, '63.. lily.