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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-15
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niht sintno( an thr 8vebanoeaGetn elaus

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tie niAt sinma[ an tbr 8vtbanoeaietn glaus
ben. gl6er Ge Ipieltu fetne anOere 9ioCe, 0lS
Dor aret Sabrsn I'm Supen Olejent8sn Ofrlep'
lt6en" states rights-Nfanner, bte entpeOsr
bic @e,ei1tcn nur ale cine OrObung CUR
@rsptnauug zines @Umprrmiie s anIabsn,
ODER reniel1ens elaubteu, pab le C9ne &re9
purhoefibrt mernen tSnne. gGte bteGe msbr
pbtlifer9aftsu Se3eIlipnifen BON Den r%abtnten,
ibrer 9ruede unb Mtttel tiar berpuBte1, NIT
ferteeriGen ipitroen, 70 tperDen etnss ldSnen
Eaees bic vantauOisen" une orpU9lmelnsnoen"
Demptraten TIM Wcrben 3u tbrem S9rsfen
rabrnebmten, .baB nt6t | Den @barafter
unb Die 8efrebuneen ibrsr Dartet b%elttmtnett,
1pneern bte ~au allen 8sufsleter entIGlcIeneh
bemaepatlAen Sabrer @ynb her atsprt8its
8ppos. W5bel, Der BET WntlheHS uub &raUalr
len Nt6ts St 0~erltsren une AQss gu setptnneu
fat.
Die 6sbereien SeYmpmrs, tpDourdl er etne
5palttna 3tpi1hsn ben yerOBen mittleren itnc
petlthen Staaten" einerIsits uno ben vsrtrer
men (getpeG ngtanbe) Stnaten" oroererfeite
berbetmfa9ren laGt, ifnp tbGrtGt nnO fru9t=
los, ipenu Iie on Die 0p1fe9ea nj m t
s ell Der bstr. Staaten 9ert6tst ltnb. Abet
Te BADEN 6ano unb 5ue, tOenn fe is1 nnt
an BITE "copperheads'. tn SnOtaua, BITE uNit'
ter BON Der qulDenen' Gunte" TT Slttcis, an
bic tn 6arrisburg 3ur BsbertIAun8 Der Ses
: natprwa6t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nopetss, an
Die 6ipe 0ointS unb @berrytreet in Ner
gorf, Fus3 an Das, mas Garprst9 bic Srilbls
nennt, psnosa. l1nO pteaei&t mtB man fe
. tn bteIem 9tGte betra@tsn. Dab inter ben
t eben btsst6netsn aiq1tn' stne aetipe 8unoss.
Z senpfeHldaft tattinpst, TT niht 81 ee3pstfsln
unp Desbalb finO le mn 70 8efdbrliGer uni
uerSerblt6er. Ste pGrpen natirl}A mn
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+ Dte :3pede rtnO Boreeruneeu bafar aaf5altelen
pte fomprOmtblt6en p@latfermsn" 18a Ietnsr
!, oaS paroe bte Nufsabe per u~anltanetssfe'
Staat8mdnner" a Ia SesraOur, NpoO, 8a'
t 8uren unD7 8allanpt9bams Istn. sd 1u4 +ls
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-15
8 elesrapbtfdbe Ofadbrtbtem
fir ben' nBaIhmptr Wedl
Gicncres aus Guruha.

: Newsgprt, IA. San, Der am 4. b.
81. BON 9iperpopt abee9aneeue Dampfer Gbina
III Bier an9eIanst, ~,a.i
Die pcItttlHen Neuteteiten ltnp BON tetner
Gtbeblihtett. iaH q .as5 s5' &
carts, 3. San. Die 3nbl Der tn ben
fransSfiAtn 8aumpOafabrittn bel6Gftiet ee,
i~pelenen unO iebt brOblUien Nrbetter betrGet
100000, unc es 1T bis test tetne Nuslt9t pprs
tdneen, tbnet 6Ilfe leitsn gu tGnnen.
Gin Der. ct. Rrtessl6tf tren3t nod thinner
bes Sumters tvs9en Dor Gibraltar. s9
8aumwule 1T gu 9tperpCOl npGmals uni
etnsn balten Bsnns seRtesen.
SIS beiBt abermaIs, Dap BITE 8sbelenreste>
run8 etnen aeenten mad @nslanO oelHtdt
babe, INN etne Inleibe 3u perlu6eu.
Das Gibraltar ,@brUntcte laet, bic Ser.
ct. NutCritaten, pel&e sesen ben @srtnuf be8
Snuater prptefirten, betra4ten 6telen nod
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Die RenufDIeantfbe Senatoren4
fpdhI.

Die Babt etHeS BunDe8tnatcrs tn 0enns
1%plvantsn ii BON Der portiseu Self. Davis
Dartet bnsu benubt morben, unter Ger 6efe
ibres voting cattle" einsn witfen NonbSs
tsmu6 unp sinen @etIt Der @eralttt1tiattit
gu entwideln, Den ie gu sslegener s3ett wabrs
laetnlt@ ca3u beauben nitro, UNI Yut1&e
ane 81 eODlten in Scsne 3u feben.-Iebn.
ltd 9elGtebt es In Sutnots, mo bic bemofras
ttf6e SrslIe nnb bic oemOfratil6en @arteIfab
.rer ear3 pTtn lt& ben.itsn, Die MaTt i9rer
partst an ben @eoantsn eiaer 8 epalta a.
M n Nuiletnnn9 seeen Die UNDERSTANDING
unb elmer vNufbauGun9 Der NtolttipniRen1
3t gerSbnen.
Wtan wirbe anrsGt t0un, bic goi4itofelt
btelsr @asst&tn gu anterl4dssn, O6ne 3rpei.
fl giebt es cine ntft 9eringe 3abt vanftanot-
ger" Dsmpfraten, benen pte Spte elmer &ebel.
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Ii s obte 90 Sabfsn esniSsbaF EetN ioIItstl.
Sn Gclee fieler @rmd6ttsun9 bat Der Stnan3'
mtuiler nobe,u $50 NRiltcnen 2e9al Senper
Soften emitttrt, BON Der Muletbe mar eS Tim
feDc& ni&t mGglth, metr als un8efabr 70
Mdaicnen an ben Manm su brtnSea, - Dap
nuG ATS MintOnsn CUR @erfasuns itsben.
unterDsFen inp 0te Nusgabsn fOrtrpabreno
asRtssen. Die 6OlSe mar, paB Die lGpsbsnoe
5dnlp fmr6tbar aneewaGIen TT. Dtele
muB balo mGslt6f eettl9t irerben. Nament"
lid 1T es @ftd,t Des @Onerelies, bafitr 81. lpr'
een, pae bic 4rmee lire ~ridltanDtge Ser
1ablung lU1Crt erbGlt.
Na& Der 8ere9nuns Spaul0tng's tptro Del
8strag. ter bic &esterun9 Bis gum l. Sul'
1864 au ~lDutaeiren berednet 1T bic Surnm'
BON 1117 Wiiaipuen betra9en.
@abrsno Der StdGRen aGt3ebn NOnat'
werben IOnad tdsli6 3wet unb stn!
batbe WttttUn DOLLARS beldhdff
peroen mulIen, ucsr renr man bte @tnnap'
men bon ;35aen, btrsften Gteuern &C. abrsH'
net, ST. 900 900 per Sag, bte atter irasn'
elmer SOrm bnr6 Nulei6e auf3abrtngsr ltno
DaB Der traurt9e &rifg BALD eth Gnoe e.
retben perbe, ltebt letOer nt6t gu bpfsn.
DAT trpb bieles, tpenn aud ui6t in6 @npr'
me. bod fir rns tn Nnterifa SGat8 tns hinge
pObute eebenpen 3uifances BITE Sennts@6t
nansbtG angeuummen wprDen If, benefit Dt
Spferfreuoiefett, ben VatrtDttsmus uno pa
8epuBtletn Der uneebeuren SulFsquslen III
fereS QonoeS.
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Sunaeeb auhtfaht
Ser @aGaic nns weontonf ellsGa, a.,

yer %dffaic nns Mpntane slIdfidb ouesfo,, MOS,
B ~ etn 9tpn, IS. San. Die Wans
3eridiTs p9alatc" unb DMoutoutA finb elIds
lid gu Ssanfort an9efomnen. Oos GjerIbt.
cap erftsrsS in bsl6doigtem 3utaube onfant'
Ostettet fa srfrsuIiGer gDetle nt6t, De
Yanatc 9eIan9te tpOblbebalten Ourd etnen Der
lnredlIdltsn Stlrnte, tpeld,e lie auf Der 6Sbe
BON 9atteraS erlebt purpen,, il, Beaufort an.
Set tspem 8eQenfur; gaben Die !3aabaftertn
n'ter Der Wtanni&aft pas SNif uno R6 Sers
loren, auetn Der Sturm SermoGte uidt. ben
paRolc gu tei@aptssn. Capt. Druston III
bsr %@pmmanoeur.
Oft3iere Der W~S5arrtet 2ane.H
8n 9tn st on, ID. San. Gin Nrtpot.
brtef pom einsm an 8pro oeS SranspOrtlHif.
fes ngaucolinn" sbffinSltGeu SIi,tere laot.
oaD ieneS S6}f am 2. S~s5anuar BET Gbtp
Selano 8ele8sn uno mebrereS ff3iere an 8cr6
sebabt babe, Die auf Dem ggege tparen, UNI ft
Der n5atriet 9aae" ansuiAltebsn. Da lebtere
am !. San. gencmmen puroe, 70 Rnb ieue
|Sff3tere natirltr1 In St6er6ett.
IS lit fsrner Die 9laHrtGt einq{trufsn, bas
Der 9anpfsr uWfarS 8carbmon", wel&er
etnen Gbel BON AZ. W2aT. Reairent an
BerO Bate nno mad GaIbelun unterpeas
mar, touf benz We3e oie gaa6rt6t BON Der
@tnnd9me pon 0aIpeitom srfubr ,ino Icfort
mad 9lerp Orleans 3uriidfe6rte.
Hec cpOeE's unterfuosmnss.e3er
Sn oteier leiptgen uaO 3a Nit6ts fibrenben
@el4t&te wurOe ~SOr9eilern aud Sen. Wope
pernummen. Dteler beu&lertl&e NatiSif
Oetatlirte letne OisvURtionen I9lauer ols er
e. i'm 6elpe betpieS uno erfl1rte sulsst, bae
ale @ensrats tbre Sftat eet6an battea auser
|Stsel, retAer f8 auf bent WarId BON
Sperrsptlls mad Gulprpper am eintae Stuns
pfn osrlpatet bate, WtcOcpeQ's 8euebmen
BET Der S6la@t Jet isOp4 TAPER unb tlatia
9etpeen; aud babe CT St8sl sss.ni6er aQes
sstban mas pteler erpartsn fpnnte. @
%riiens&tfe.
W efbtn9tOn, IA. San. Gulaenbe
Yrtlen 9ife, pCfur ieet bic rtlp. Nmfbetle
pura ben Martues Isenten {. 8. 8rpwa ;a
8albtnstpn ausbs3aPIt wtrpeu, ID uufgsA
ItQcNf.i F.. ..., .# tr. ut tt4.
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4eIcsrapbiSbe SerbinSuns Der atIantifbcn Gee
ffdtiuneH. -
0afbtnetpni IA. San. Das @Unts
mittce bes &spralentantenbaules iber Mas
rtneangeIegeubetten Bat, in 6olse Der am tees
ten Mcntase e%tnltimmis ssfabten 8sI@lubs
makme, Itins 1nterluGunesn iiber bic 9reds
Emabtstett unb Nuafibtbartett, ale un1ere
Mnrtues uuo WttlttdrtattOnen ,piI&en Sort
Mcnroe uno getr Srf.ans mtttelt lubmorts
uer Selesrapbeufabel NIT chamber su perbtn.
ben, furteeiebt. 5r. @prus SO. 8ieIb BON
.gltw 0ort it Bier uno bat Der 8eaieruna elm
lnsebot atlftten Der 9Cnbpner Strma @laB.
@aiOt ine SO. ssmaGt bebafs QInferttauna
uuo Terlentun9 bon unterItetlHen &abtln,
um fammtltGe G~uAfenaatiunen spi11en g8a1bs
instun nnb Ner Srlsans NIT etnanper sa
perbinben. .
q sic SerlauSen ntGt eter 8tsdbluna oIs
Biz bic 2inien in boiler Btrtlamtett Der bieIt.
gen &eeieruns iiterltsfsrt linb. @tt anbern
Wprten, fe itbernebmen baS gauge GtEto Der
Nnfertt8uns, Gerl9tfung lber ben Scton.
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fta3s5a. Mtnee III Mlette0 llnb elmer at9sblta
dea Srbre, pcDus9 bic merit. Ne9terus8 psts
fIrOert piro, Oalelte 81 ibrsn 01nlten gu tbttn
O~or3ulegen,
6elienben Sum 6inan3>Gcmtte %erltattete BE
riGt itber Ote Stn, tppourh 8etpiQtsnagen far
Die MtlttarSNcaOemte gemaht peroen.
6auS.- - Das Saus D~iscuttrte als Yle-
nor Gonttte has 5%tnans8eeb.
WorrtQ .. 8t. laete: oOur@ biefe Mabre,
gel lclen $500, 000 1000 Vapter9el6 eel6afsn
psrOeu, @ern otel er &rteg Bis Suit 1894
fOrtOuuerte, 70 mirpe jener gauge Betra9 &c"
brouht weroen o nu9ebsuer aber otelsr Iei
70 iet Der Nrets ntAt 3u bod fir bic Grbaltunl
Der Greibeit un6 Der untbeil5aren linton. -
Gr Ist 8en6tbt8t, fur baS @eftb ot ftutmen
neil terr feIn NnpereS @littel pifle, ben lofOrtt.
gen 8sbitrfntFtn beg 5Gabes 3t entlprs6en
@r Bebe inoeIen teta Sofa bon ietaem fribe'
erfldrten Wtoerfanbe eeeen bic GrIebun9 re'
I@Olps un6 Silber-BG9runs pur4 cine ga.
pier. @dbruns auf. Der Battent Iet ater #
LANCE an Sptate eep66nt worben, baB TIN
Dte DOlts ni6t p6ne @efdbr Sorentbalten tper
ben fSnne. unere beitens Sinan3teute 1etsr
unlere @enerals unO Sol6aten I'm Geloe. -
Bon ttrsm &rfolss 9dnse Der TN Ierer better
Ginan3pldne ab. europa lei niht ssnetgt uni
@slO gu lei9sn, unO sbenI0Dentg, uas BET Gr
baltung Der Union gu untertiben. gBtr milf
len uns pesbalb auf yrrus felblt vsrla6en, pa mt
msbr 9alfsqaslsn babena 1als gang GurOp'
3ulamnen. 5.4 4s4a9r.2 10 .34 rs IF.
@tsDens laste, sr tpsrbs m t,orssn abRim:
muus a6er pas Gtnan3s@eisb pttIan9en, 7s3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16

truders In its tide Of glory but the very heat
seems TO call up fresh mssees OF dull vspor;
they rise, they increase. they grow up the
sky, the warm summer light but makes them
look NOR. black and threatening till at length
the sun itselfis covered, and the storms be
gins. Then come. the lightning, and thun-
der, and the hail 1.-THE brightness and the
beauty are all passed away, the calm ligh,
Of the dawn, the golden warmth Of the
morning, the rsplrndent beaming Of high
noon, are all gone, and the day either comes
to an end in clouds, and storms, and weep.
ing darkness. or else, after many an hour, the
blue sky sppears again, the vapors are par.
tally swept away, and with fearful eyes and
aspect cool though clear, the day goes down
into night, leaving the hope Of q brighter
morrow.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
gath Day Of Oct, a.. ID. d.

1868, commencing at O'Clock l..
NJ b.. at tho door ofthe Count House.
in Tifsp, Seseea sv,rDty, Ohie. vf-.
fer for sale 10. tirc Siebrst Siddcn,
at not less than two thirds the xr--
praised value of the same. all riic
Real Estate of the late Colbnrl
Lcander Stem, deceased. free from
and unincumbcrcd by Dover.
Mortgage, Judgment, or other
charge or lien, and consisting OF
1st. In Lots nmDhercss Seych-
teen, Eighteen and Nineees, tl1.
Is S lg,) in the town Of Oakley,
containing - ~ Acres, and known
as tho Oakley Farm. Appraised
at $3.50.
/ 2d. In Lots nHmbercsl four hun
drcd, four hundred seventy. six,
four hundred seventv-seveD. four
hundred and scventy.e eight tttN.
47G, Al n 47S) in the 81 Ward
Of the City OF Titfin. being the lat,
residence of the decd. Appraised
at SO, 300.
ri. In Lot numbered two hund-
red and seventy.two, (272). in tho
I'd Ward Of the City of Tifiin, and
known rs the huffman property.
! Appraised q, 5000
4th. Lots numbered five (5) and
4 (G) Block ten Q0) in the survey Of
the lands belonging TO the Estatu
OF Josiah Hedges, decd. con
tanning 5-54 acrcs, appraised at
$500. AL Of the above described
lands are situate in Senecn county,
in the State of Ohio.
9Th. In Lots numbered seven,
eight and nine e.. So " in the vii.
lage of Green Springs, in Sundus-
Ky county, Ohio.
9th. In Lots numbered sixty
seven (67 in Ewings addition ~
village Of Plessantville, in Hancock
county, Ohio. Appraised ats
And upon the following terms
Of payment, to wit:
One-third ofthc purchase money
to be paid on the day of sale. an,i
tho balance in two equal annual in.
stallments, tie purchaser giving
his notes for the deferred payments,
bearing interest from the date Of
sale at the rate Of 8 per cent. per
annum, and securing payment Of
the same by Mortgage on the pre-
misses sold.
ALEXANDER NJ STEM,
Adm'r on the Ees,ate Of Colonel LEASDsk
SrEx. decreased.
j h. IIoRD, Atty.
Purchasers will be expected to
pay for their respective Deeds.
A. Ms.
Sept. 25, '63. 5l-4t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16

Pieasure.-A young and unperverte
mind sets out in early youth with fair pros
poets. wi,h happy disposition, with indul.
gent parents, and wealth at command, and
for many bright year al! is smiles and gai
ETY.. Pleasure leads on to pleasures, till
comes safety disappointments begin to ap-
pear, the trusted friends prove false, the hopes
break like bubbles that child would grasp
prosperity passed away, impstienee. anxiety
intempsraene succeed the spoiled child o
fortune bears i'll the eheck Of adversely, and
new difficulties and reverses rush up tc
swell the amount Violent passions, anger
wrath, strife come, on and life either ends
ir turbulence and crime, or else, improved
thppgh saddeped, elevated though melkuehol
". the rest Of existe nee is spent calmly
ehsered by the hopes Of another and batter
world. How like is this history t' the pes.
sion Of many q summer day 1t ri.es bright
and beautiful with all the promises VI splen.
dor of sunshine, and OF ligh: the bi do sing
sbout the cradle Of the infant morning, .he
painted insec to hum around and autt,: az 1t
rises closdless In its golden pros Gritty /,
advances through ,he sky. til towards the
heat Of noon cloud or two here or there
comes with its shadow over the heavens.-
Ardent and moes Aurdspt the MONDAY sun
sAipss stropg, ss Il 70 DssgwhslR such W.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16

iammable liquor Of this character is said
to have been discovered in IT'S BY a
goldsmith Of Paris, named Dupre, who
was not, however, permitted to make its
character known.
The photographer, NJ. Niepce de St.
Victor, has experimented, by request Of
the French Minister Of War, upon the
property Of bsnzole to burn upon water
and Of igniting if q bit Of potassium or OF
phosphure, Of calcium be contained in II.
He found that il glass vessel contain.
ing 800 grammes Of benzele md y
gtamme Of potassium were broken on
the surface of the water, the bcnrOle
would Immediately overspread consid-
cradle surface, bursting at the same time
into flame. A mixture Of three parts Of
benIole snd one Of sulphuret Of carbon,
being put into hand grenade previously
heated by immersion in boiling water,
produced disengagement of vapor,
which could be igni,cd and would con-
tnue to burn from jet till the whole
was consumed. Phosphorus in solution
increases its power Of setting fire to other
objects. Oil of petroleum may be sub
stitute for the benzole. 1t was thought
that this might be used in naval warfare
rs the ancient Greek fire was employed.
The subject is fully discussed by Scoffcrn
in his work. "Projectile Weapons of
War and Explosive Compounds" (Lon-
don, 1858, in which he also names sew
eral liquid mixtures that spontaneously
ignite, and may be used for the came
purp oses as Greek fire. A solution OF
phosphorus in sulphuret Of carbon, thrown
in a glass grenade, was found, in expert
mcnts conducted at Woolwich, to ignite
soon afler the linqud was scattered
Chloride Of sulpher may be substituted
for the sulphuret OF carbon, the ignition
not taking place quite so soon, thus Civ
ing time for the liquid to penetrate into
woodwork and canvas. An nbominablc
odor is diffused during the combustion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
GREEK FIRE.

The history of this potent agent in the
reduction Of Charleston is thus given in
the American Encyclopedia: The
knowledge possessed of this ancient
material of wtr is gathered by Gibbon in
the "Decline and Fall of the Roman
Empire" Chap. -. The subject is also
ably treated by DR.. McCulloch in Vol.
XIV. Of the "Quarterly Journal OF
Science" The Greek FIRE was most ad-
vsntageously employed in the defense Of
Constantinople during the two sieges OF
the Saracens of A. ID. 668675 and 7i6-
7l8. The secret of its preparation and
use was derived from n native of Hello
polls of Syria, or, according to Cedrenus.
Of Egypt, who deserted to the service OF
the Emperor. 1t appears to have been a
compound Of bitumen, sulphur. and pitch
and to have been poured from ealdrons
or projected in fire balls, or on arrows
and javelins around which hax was
twisted saturated with the infiammable
compound. twas vomited through long
copper tubes from the mouths of hideous
figures, which were set in the prows OF
fire-ships. These were themselves con-
sumed, as they sent fire and destruction
among the galleys of the enemy. For
400 years its secret was successfully pre-.
served by the Romans of the East, the
vengeance of heaven being imprecsted
upon whomsoever should divulge this
composition. which the people were
taught to believe was mysteriously re-
vealed by an angel TO the first and great
est Of the Constantines. The Moham.
medans finally obtained the secret, and
in the holy wars OF Syria and Egypt
turned the art against the Christians.
Joineyille in his Histoire de st. Louis
describes the fire as coming through the
air like a winged long-tailed dragon
about the thickness Of hogshesd, with
the report Of thunder and the velocity Of
lightning, producing SO much light from
the quantity of fire il threw out. that one
might see in the camp as If it had been
day-a description not inapplicable to the
rocket. Its use was continued till the
middle of the Fourteenth century. when
it gave place 10 the more efficient COM
pound. The name Greek fre has been
applied to compounds that burn on the
sarfsee of O snaer the Ystcf, Al in.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
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Pulmonic Wafersl

The Original Msdiein. established In Iia7 snd III.
hrn suie 10 ever introduced under the nsns o
"PULaoriu wLrERs," in this nr any other cor atfy
eli other PulInonie Waters srs eoUntsrfesu. Tn.
Esnains can be Known By the aams OF BRYAN
bsinE stamped on each Wafer,
BRTLa PULHoseIc wAysss
Rsli.'. Coughs, Colds, sors rhrsst, Hoau,n."
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Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Dinicuh BrVathing
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Relieve sPit,ing Of Blood. fsin' In the chsa.
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Relieve lneipisnt Consumption, InnE Diseases.
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Relieve Irritation OF the Uvusl and Tonsils,
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Relieve The sbOvs complaints In ten minutes.
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Are sdaP.sd for voealisu and Pebble Speakers.
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Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste.
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Not only r.h.,s bu, eff.e, rapid sad ls,ing care,
Brysn's PulmoAic WATERS
Are warranted to rive san'faetioa to svsIy one.
No fsaiy ,hoald bs withaui boI of
Byan's Pulmonie Waters
In the house.
No traveller .hoald b. wiihos, supply Of
Byan's Pulmonic Waters
In HE pocket.
Nopsrson will svst object to Civ. fos
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Twsnt y.hvs Cents.
JOB MOSES. Sole rIeprisiss. o. COar,laat 81, X. Y
ssP,smbsI rs, 1867. nwly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
Another Decision ms 70 Sewing Mn

Another Decision ms TO Sewing Ma
chines.-1he many points of superiority
which the GnovEH AND BAKER sewing ma.
chimes. Possesses over other machine sare gain.
ing for il the higest awards at several State
Fairs throughout the country. The Burling.
ton Daily Times recently published the fol.
following: The etriumph of GRovER AND
BAKzRs sewing machines WAS complete
Though brought into competition with
"HErLrs AND WILSON, who have SO long had
almost a monopoly in this section. the supe-
rior points Of these machines over anything
yet manufactured were go apparent, that the
commiltee--two Of whom have WHEELER
AND WnsoS's machine at their homes
unanimous in awarding them premiums and
diplomas. These machines have swept the
board thus FAR this season at the New York
and Iowa State Pairs, Ls well as at our own
and also at Champlain Valley Fair. This
We should think, must settle the point as TO
ths excellence Of these machines for family
nse and manufacturing purposes" In ad-
dition to the fairs above named, we learn
chat the GRevEE AND BAKER machine was
awarded the first premiums at the recent
State Fairs OF Kentucky, Michigan, and ILL.
.nois.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
Notice..
A.tssoss ogyIcr ofths oh District
of thr STATE Of Ohio.

AeeteeOhk OfblCh OF Tue Nh W1tFiotl
of tbe State Of Ohio.
TUnS, Jan. 9Th, 1863.
have sabdi ,ided this District into ten
(lO) Divisions. and appoiu.sd Assistant AZ
SCISSORS therein, a. follows, to.wit:
Diusios No. l is comprised Of the several
Townships Of Lyme, Ridgfeld, Ncrwslh,
Townsend, wakcinan, Sherinan Peru. Bron.
son, aud Hsrtland, in Huron County. aad
HIRAM RO5E,of Norwalk, Huron County,
Ohio, 10 the AssistsN, Assessor therein.
Dviston No 9is c-,spviscd ~ the several
Townships Of Clarksssld, Novv bes, Crews.
fold, Fairfield. Fitchyiile, New Londes.
Richrsond. New Haven. Ripley, snd Green.
wieh, in Huron County, and ANSON D.
SKELLENGER, Of New nondon, Huron
County, Ohio, is tue Assistant Assessor
therein.
Division No. 7 10 comprised Of the several
Tow Hehips Of Berlin, Florence, vermillion,
Huron, Milan, Oxford. 0roton, and Perkins
IN Erie County, and CHARLES Il. D0Ts
FORD, Of Florence. Brie County, Ohio, 1.
the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. Ais comprised Of IN. several
Townships sl Portland, Mangaretta. and
Krliy's fslapd, In Eric Copoty, and J. q
BlGELOW OF Sapdu'hy H'is CcpntY, o.
/ Ia the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. 5 Ia comprised Of Opsv,
| Couuty, and JAMES klNGHAM. Of For
Clinton, Ottawa County, Ohio, 10 hs Assis
tant Assessor therein.
! Division No. G 10 comprised of Sanjusk,
County, and JOSEPH l.. RAwSoN. .
Fremont, Ssniusky County. Ohio, 10 Assist
aut Assessor therein.
Division No. il comprised Of the se,cra
Townships Of Adams, Pleasant, Liberty
Jaeksou, Loudou, Big Spring. Seneca an,
Hopcwell, aud all that part of Clinton rown
ship which il situated on the west side @
the Sandusky River, in Seneca County, an,
JOHN A, HALL. of Tifin. Seneca Count,
Ohio. II the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. B 10 comprised Of the severa
Townships of Eden, bloom, Venice, Reed
Thompson, and Scipio, and all that part O
Clinton Township which Is situated cast o
the Sanduskv River, 10 Seneca County, an,
,rHILlP SpElLMAN. Of Tifin, Senee
County, is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. . is comprised of the Severa
Townships Of Polk, Jackson, Venice, San
dusky, Liberty, Chathsld, Cranberry, ~,
Auburn, In Crawford County. aud GEORGI
W. TEEI., Of Sulphur springs, CrswfDr,
County, Ohio, 10 the Assistant Assesso
therein.
Division No. 10 10 comprised Of the sev
eral Townships Of MILESTONE, Dallas. Bu
cyrus, Tod. TcIas, Holmes. and l.yken.
In Crawford County. and JAMES LEWIS
of Bucyrus, Crawford County, Ohio, is tn
Assistant Assessor therein.
LUTHER A. HALL.
AsSsasor for the 9th Distries II the Stat, @
Ohio
jyi7 II
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
II. l.. Campbell Sse'y

p Major B. S. PokrrR, commanding the
Invalid Corps at this place as received a
commission as Colonel. to vi ich he is fully
emitted for gallant conduct in the army OF
the Cumberland under Rosecrans. At the
battle Of Stone River. Col. Porter distin.
euished himseifhnd earned the CONNIE nda.
tion Of his Commanding General lie wa.
severely wounded on that hotly contested
battlefield, aud for this reason was detached
from active service in the field, and placed
In charge ofthe Invalid Corps at this place
--Elmyra GAEelte.