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Demonstration.
sALrM, Washington County, Ind.

SALEM, Washington County, Ind..l
May l5. 1859.
pH. RoBAoK--Dear Sir:-My sou Thomas
was given up by the physicians. this last
summer. as a hopeless case. He was almost
a skeleton, fesh and muscles seemed to have
wasted away. lie could not rise from ly
log to u sitting position. One Doctor said
IL was case OF I.umbago. and that all tho
doctors In the world could not cure him. aud
that he would have been dead long ago. if
he had not beeu go well nursad. A callosity
formed on the outside OF the left thigh. ex
tending from The hip TO the knee. and the
Qoctor said he would have TO "open the
thigh aud scrape the bone" fhe operation
being severe. ! was pursuaded to Try your
Scandinav ian Blood Purifier aud Blood
P,lls procured thrYe bottles Of tho Puri.
fer and two boxes Of Pills. and 10 my aston.
ishment they tuck away the callosity. and
restored him 10 health. and no is now able TO
work. These are the facts OF the case, aud
you are at liberty TO make what use oi thsm
you please, aud referto ne. IL ycu Jil
proper l ~ &
Yours, respectfully, ~
WILLIAM SAGE,
l. p. Of the Al r. Church.
Readerl do yon know OF anY other RENE
dies on earth that will predIce sacl glorioas
results ne the aboyer
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The Celebration at TOIedo-Our
Firemen takes the list Prize.-The eele
bration at Toledo on the 4th came of with
great eelst- The Commercial reports the
crowd at from 10000 10 $4,000 strangers
Col. John q. Lee. Of Tifin. delivered the
grafton. The Piremen's q Tournament came Of
immediately after tina speaking The
Adriatie, No. 4. OF this city, won the frsi
prize. in the first class. being sl25. No. 9,
Of Detroit, took the prize 10 the second class
and No. 10 Of Cleveland took the prize in the
third clasa.
Everything went of very pleasantly. moth
ing occurring to mar the enjoyment Of the
day. They all had TO eoncede that better
engine than No, 4, OF this city. dos. not of.sn
make its appearance. The Adrisiic Com
pany richly deserved the prize. and We are
glad 10 know they got il.
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al. M Caught in a Dirty Copper.

81. NJ" Caught in Dirty Copper.
head Trick.-TLe Immortal j. n" has
again slowed bis hand. and very dirty one
It seems TO be. Mr.. Z. Musgrave gave him
money to send the TRIBuSE to John Woods,
member Of the brave 49th. But Instead OF
doing so he paid the money over to the tory
organ down street. Mr.. Musgrave being
unwilling to insult any Of our boys by send
Inc them stcesh sheet, has came to town
and Strengthened up matters, and thus defeat
ed the malicious maehiaations of 81. NJ"
the Copperhead. Who has the nerve, nowi
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pwc had occasion, few days since. to
purchase new pair Of boots, On operation
We always dread es boy would whipping
But, compelled by necessity, we screwed up
Unr courage to the sticking point and went TO
our sorthy freud opposite, who, to our at.
ter Astonishment Stted ", the fret trial. llc
very tColly remarked that "he done the same
Thing nineteen time, out OF twenty" aud a,
~heneverhe had a cough or cold. he used
Bryan's Pulmouie WATERS, aud they cured
him as often. Only 25 cents a box.
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A Friend in Need. Try It,

ia SWEET iNrALnRLR IfSinssT is prepared
from the rrcip. Of IT, Stepeeh Sweet. Of Connecti'
tut the great bone setter, und has been used IT, hi,
ptarttce for the last tweiy years with the most So
ionishing success. As m external remedy, " "
without rivsi and viii alleviate pain mefe speed.
w than any other preparation. For aU Rheumatic
md Nervous Disorlersit is truly infalhtle, and as
ruiaiive for Sores Wonuds, SpTsins, Bruises, SC,
", soothing, healing and poweriut strengthening pre-
perti~s, excite the lust wonder rnd asonishmen ol
hll who have given n ariaL over one thousand
cenifcates Of remarkable cares, pcrformed b, II
within the last two years, aiteh this fact. t,V See
AdvenisemeEt.
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I'IFFlN MARKETS

GooD CooKs.--Ladies, IL you would lie
known as good cooks. and would avoid the
modification Of having poor biscuit for tea
whom you have company, use ID. b. DeLand
4 Co.'S Chemical Salerstus, aud that only
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To Afli cted Females.

DR. NEhPAUS' FRENCH SILVER COATED
FEMALE PILLS These Pills are warranted to
,,oprsse Of Narure rr,m whatever cause. They ere
reu-uily hsr ness, nd may be taken by the most
delicate female, At the same time they act like =
charm, IN bringing en- the monthlv periods.
They should MOTT be taken during the first three
months Of pregnancy, miscarriage would he the 70.
suit. Esch box contains 30 Pills. Price so cents.
Imported and sold in the United States only by the
und. signed. A hoN sent hy mail whsn dssred, ss.
.cursly sealed and psstpsil,bv
THos. h. CHAPMAN. Ch,misi,
jyIc.iw s3i Broadway, New Sofk.
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Take Notice.

THE late arrangement in the p. o.
a: MelmoSe, renders II unsafe. 10 my opin.
ion, 70 do busiAess there. Address AL let
ters 10 Tifiin, Seneca County. ohio. -
DR.. A. BENHAA.
Mslmorc, Anil 10. 1863. 2I-u
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WAsmSercs, July 8, 8 20 p. M.-Of-
fetal disps tches from Vicksburg to the
29th haye been received. Every thing is
going % cheeIlngly.
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pWe have head of people asking for
bread aud receiving stone. We should
consider ourselves much worse treated, AFTER
asking for tlerrick Aliens Gold Medal Sal.
etatus. to lave some other Mud palmed Of
on to us We state this that our readers may
enjoy the same pie sure we have-viz; to eat
better biscuit than was ever made with any
other sa!cratus or without Il. Most Of the
merchants have il for sale. Their depot /.
ll2 Liberty Street, New Ymk See that til,
name OF Hcrrick Allen is On the wrapper
aud no mistake.
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Mathews Chocolate Worm Dropsl

NEVER fsil to destroy and eSieIminsts all kind.
of Intestinal Worms. Are perfectly reliable In all
vases, and fsr superiotto to any and all Of the Fancy
Worm Confeet and nauseous Nermirugesiht Sc.
They maybe taken A. all times with pehecl safety
asthey contain M MERCURY, OF other delete'i I.
ous drug. Mothers should always purchase them ana
rive their children no other.
(No Caihartic whatever, Is necessary to be given
Each boz contains % drups or LoHenges. Price
rs cts. For sale by all druggists and deal'rs In
Medicines. q. n. WALKER, Genl. Agent,
Buffalo, N. Y. snd For, Erie. &. w.
April II, 1863. ve-ly
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To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes.

To Nervous Suiferers OF BOTH StNVs'
A Reverend Gentleman having been Restored 10
hes lth In few days, afeT undergoing all the usa'
Al routine and irregular expensive modes OF treat
meat without succe considers his sacred duty to
tommunicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
means Of cure. Hence. the receipt OF an addieu-
vi Eav-lope he will send (free) copy OF the pre-.
lctiption used. Direct TO Dr JoHs VI. DAossLl, lsO
fLlion aiteet. nrnnklNn. New NoIk.
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A Administrator,s Notice,

NoTIoE is hereby given, that the
os ss bee: ss''s .. sns
ALT, deceased. late Of Seneca county Ohio.
WIN. SNYDER. Admir-.
June %, 1ebs. - fr 3-A
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The paPtt, ~ rttnsnsnt Vslus Which ha'e hesn
puhlished ~ almost c,erv Numlet udet eumrl-te
ct Ct uANiNRs MAohztNK desirable auqntsitton to
INV pubiic ~ private hbtaty. The ruhhshet can
supply oonplsie sets, az any numher ttnm tie ren
men, smsni. tcI Twenty i've cents they viii sshd
any NuAhrt by Instl, pos, paid Any Nelpnie, ccn
Atni NJ ss NeHhsts, hosad IN Msshn, viii b. meii.
ed, poslpaid, any plave IN the tnisd Stnss whh,n
t5uu m,ies oi New Scfh, fus Two nolisr Hnd firp
tents, Complete sets cnmpnsnR twenty hte
.lumes. viii beoht hy ENpTrss, the freight Al The
eNpense ot th' purhaseI, toI Uhe uUNT Hnd tighty
eight tents psI Nvlams.
tine copy fot one NsAr. "a arpiTwo Ccpie, fot one
ye,r, Is 10 " iAtrNRs MAGASINg and " hARr'
EWS NEEKLV, ,"ens year eA ~. AUD IN tsita tcPy
rtstis ~ every Cluh - Ten SuBseub,r at $50 each
~ II cntdes fef e,S
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roriss-tu whcse psgss are To he fooud sone OF the
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ed. tsvh Number contain. tully itt pages of reai,n
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LVcN'S KATHAIR0N

Thi dehs shtfal article for preserving and besu'ra
ing the human hair u Bgain put up by the uticii
proprietor and ~ now made with the case, ~ b
aud attention whieo first created its immense tn ~.
tTeeelened sales OF over million bottles Annnne
u u still sold Rt 30 GEMS In large bcitles, Two ~
ion b,'tiles easily he sold In year when l. o..
again knnwn that the sh tiron u only the n
delightful hair dressing In the world. but that u 81, ~
ses the 'eald Of scpTi and dahdru. gives the hhi,
lively. rich and luSuriaut growih, and prevent =
ifIm turning gay, 1heseate considerations ". o.
showing. The CathaiTnn has been tested fof ~.
Twelve years, and IL warranted as described, A.
lady VITO valnes beauiful head ol hair ain nse -
kathaiIon Its finely perfumed, cheap sud vri
able 10 sold by all respectable deAlsn throug,r
the world.
ID. S. BARNES 4 Co, New Yorh
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" Unqu"stionably the best sustained
work OF the Mind in the Worid.v
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Jafin M'eskIp Tribune
Local and Miscellaneous.
sandusLy, Dayton 4 Cincinnati II.


On and after Monday, June 90, 1853, pas.
senger trains will run as follows
GoiSa Sourp
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rwsNTY-oNB YEARS AGO.

Ma. G. g. BRIsroJ distinguished Chemist snd
nrrseiu or the city OF Buffalo, N. Y. tuvented and
msnsfsctafeda compound known as hRisroL BAT. A.
s.n OF Iio ,RporSp, which ts perfect specific iot
coughs, colds, OF any Bronchi Al or Lung dihenues
srisinz from damp, cold, or ,sddon change OF the
weather -. =,
Every person who has ever taken Btis,ol's nsl.
sam sf Hoarhound, proucunees u the best aniele
ever inventeds and so justly celebrated has " be-.
come that the market is slready tan OF limitations,
esunte rteiu, and most dangerous comgounds, under
the ns me of pslssm Of Hosrhoand. Therefore, Al.
WAYS he careful to call TO- Hrisois Baisam, and see
tha, his NRirTtS signature is on the outside label
Of the bottle.
MARK.-This invaluable Medicine has been now
some twenty.one years befue the public, and With
out any effort the par, Of the pfcprietor t's sale
has become very extensive aud u daily increaink
The low price at which the Medicine 10 sold (25 CTs
enables all to partakc ofiti healing quahues.
e. CROSBY, Buffalo, "
Sole manufaeturer, TO whom all orders should be
addressed. For sale by all respectable druggists.
Anil IL ieGa 2s-eomly
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THE CAMP AlCN.

Tiffin, O., Friday July @, 1868.
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water batteries and silence them in all prooabinty:
When daylight disclosed to the Rebels what ha 4
been DONE they went to work vigorously TO opp sac
tins new movement. During the day nothing Iould
be done toward getting guns into the worA AZ
when night came again, to prevent working paroles
from visiting them, the Rebels kept no a heavy
fire. One shot, ont OF over hundred Hired, struck
them and demolished the whole fabric. Knowing
the scarcity OF ammunition among the Rebels. IL is
conceived to lie good thing TO give them something
10 fire at, and Col. Woods is endeavoring to put the
Innocent earth in shape TO be again target for an.
other hundred rounds. We well afford to let
them burn their powder, aud will give them every
facility for doing when they punish nothing but
their " sacred SOIL"
BLACK MEN IN THE RIrLE-PITS.
The notion that colored men untitled bv ma IRE
for the stern work OF the warrior has been most
.hectuslly exploded III this army. have noticed in
rifle pats quite number of colored sharp shoot.
ers the of whom there out of love for the
excitement OF the work. and have proved Themselves
n respect inferior to many OF lighter COM
plexiOn. Yesterday morning, l particularly
struck with the demeanor OF n black man in one OF
The labyrnhan range OF pits in front OF Gen. Blsrs
Division. lie seemed 40 thoroughly TO enjoy his oc.
eupailon ana 80 full of enthusiasm and excitement
that WAS led to Inquire OF him what motive he had |
Tor working there AZ a sharp-shooter. He replied |
by asking me If j would not delight in an oppor-
tunity 10 shoot AT the men who had sworn 10 give
me and my quarter when [ should ,
lie yanqushed III fair hight. This is but
one OF many Instances 1 have noticed in which
the suDposition that the Rebels are wagng u war of
ext3rminaion against The blacks who seek the Union
camps bas stirred within the breasts OF the blacks
themselves u rancor which will make them much
more formidable than they would otherwise be. Men
who look upon capture equivalent TO death, will
,e!dom be- taken alive.
A MILLIONAIRE ASKING THE GOVERNMENT FOR
FOOD.
Tie ravages Of war aIe well illustrated by tie
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THE FALL OF VICKSBURG.
More Glorious News.
Gen. Pemberton Begs for
Conditions.
lie Wants to March Out His Men.
Unconditional Surrender" Grant
Don't See 1t.
He Will Not Allow a Single Man to
March Out.
PEMBERT0N C0NSULTS WITH
HIS OFFICERS.
They Don't Want to Stay in "Grant's
Pig-Pen" ANY Longer.
They Urge PemberlOn TO Surrender, Bag,
Baggage, Cannon, and Cattle.
And this on Our Ever Glorious
Fourth 0f IulU
They Urge PemberlOn TO Surrender, Bag,
Baggage, Cannon, and Cattle.
And this on Our Ever Glorious
Fourth of July.
THE STRONGHOLD IN OUR POSSESSION.


wAsHiSGros, Tue,isy, July I'll o'clock p
The following dispatch has just been received:
l. s MIs.IssIPri souADKos
FLAGSHIP BLACK HAWK, July = 1888.
Hon GipFoS WziIEs. Sseretayg Of ihe Ndrg.
Sir: | have the honor 70 inform You that Vicks-
burg has surrendered to the United States forces Oh
this 4th Of july.
Very respectfully, yoor ooedisrt servant,
ID. d. PORTER Acting Rear Admiral
The brief telegram to the Secretary Of the Navy
from Admiral Porter, of the surrender Of vicksburg
Oh the 4th of july was received few minutes be.
fore 0 clock.
The news spread with astonishing rapidly
throughout Washington, exciting the most marked
and expressive enthusiasm.
Tie intellsenc was at once communicated to the
President by Secretary Welles in person.
CAfho IL. Tuesday July :. 1853
The dispatch boat has Just arrived here from Vicks-
burg. She .eft at 10 ociock Sunday morning.
The passengers announce thai Gen. Pemberton
sent flag of truce VI tie morning Of the ih OF Jul
~ and ciered to surrender ii bis were allowed
70 march out.
Gen. Grant il reported 20 have replied that no
man should leave except "a prisoners OF war
Gen. Pemberfon then after consultation with bs
commanders, Internationally surrendered.
This news is perfectly trustworthy.
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Capt. Hiekenlooper, Chief of Engineer Corps on

Capt. Hickenlooper, Chief Of Engineer Corps on
Gen. McPhersons staff il entitled to large share
Of the credit for the successful mining operations
have heretofore mentioned. 1hoee who ought Ia
know whereof they speak are loud In praises OF BIZ
unremittiDg aud ntegeDtly directed laborr.
The struggle for the possession OF the fort was still
going on ut a late hour last night have not learn
ed this morning whether our men have yet succeeded
in mounting guns in the crater. Ii they lmvc not yet
done TO- they will eventually, however desperate
and prolonged may DO the resistance. Oar casual.
ties thus far will probably reach two hundred aud
fifty in number, and the list is increasing hourly.
The very atmosphere in the vicinity OF these works
seems alive with projectlles OF every species known
In modern wariare aud although the troops on both
sdee arc pretty well projected and sheltered from
fire, a considerable loss Of life is inevitable. | am
gwen 10 understand that the sprlnging Of General
Mcphersons mine was but AN initiation e. this sort
OF thing aud will be speedily followed by similar
explosions elsewhere. The several corps OF sappers
and miners have abored for weeks with great in-
dustrv aud the results Of their labor soon To be
made known. The Rebels have doubtless counter
mined to "A considerable extent, but there 10 good
reason 10 believe that they canno; charge their
mines with sufficient Quantities OF powder 10 make
them dangerous.
REBEL WATER BATTERIES
Above Vcksburg near the river, the Rebels have
one or two batteries, which have come 10 be called
I" water betterles" for some reason inexplicabe TO
low ground and command tho river completely. Il
was these batteries mounted with some Of the best
and heaviest guns the Rebel service, that engaged
and sunk the Cincinnati. They are 40 located among
The pues running down 10 tho river that all of Gen.
Sherman attempts to silence them with both artillery
and muskeIry have been futile few nights since,
however, Col. Woods, commanding a brigade IN
Gen. Steele division. succeeded IN throwing up an
earthwoIk for the protection Of battery on the
low ground and in "A position on Gen. Steeles ex
Irene right, which would enable him 10 sLell theee
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prOmp,u demonstration by the citzens. Guns are
exploding, bells ringing, and, with music aud fire.
works. the demonstration will be kept up until
late hour by an immense gathering Of boh sexes.
IN SYRACUSE.
SrKhCIsE, Tuesdas, July T. 1862
grand impromptu celebration is taking place
here tonight in honor Of our victories. There is
mass meeting in Hanover Square. A salute Of 100
guns i. laundering All the bells Of the city are
ringing. There isa parade by the Davis Guards,
and fireworks, bonires, and illuminations flame III
all the principal streets. Such scene Of enthusiasm
and rejoicing was never known.
IN UTICA.
UroA. Tuesday. July 7, 1863.
The fan Of Vicksbnrg has been celebrated here by
the ringing Of bells, firing Of cannon, and every dis
play of popular joy.
IN BRIDGEPORT.
BEIDGEPoET, Conn. Tuesday july
An enthusiastic meeting was held to-day on
the reception OF the news OF the fall OF Vcksburg.
Bells were ruDg, the light battery fired salute OF
100 guns, and in the evening an immense meeting
was spontaneously called together at Franklin Hall.
l.. L. Barnum presided. Major-Genera Anderson,
who was IN town, came on the stand aud was re-
celved with immense cheering. Speeches were
made by p. I. Barnum, DIR. Henry T. Hewitt Of
Gen. Grants staff, Rev. A. X. Thompson, and
others. Cheer after cheer broke on the speakers
for Gen. Grant, the soldiers Of hs army, and the
army Of the Potomac.
The meeting adjourned at a late hour.
IN NEw-CAANAN.
Special Dispatch to The X. 4. Tribune
NEw.CIAsAs, Tuesday, July 7, 1863.
Our bells are ringing for tho victory at VcksenrS.
NOAH w. H0YT.
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How the News was Received.
IN WASHINGTON

IN W ANHlNGION.
Special Dispatch to The y. / Tribune.
wAsHisGToS Tuesday. July = 1866.
The news of the surrender OF Vcksbufg, winch
JEFF. Davis, in bis intercepted dispatches 70 Gen.
Lee terms " the vital point" and in order TO relieve
which TROOPS were rent from Charleston ard Ten
nessee. while Gen. Lee considered them indispenra-
bic 10 the success of his plan, was received with
The greatest rejoicing in the Departments, at the
hotels, and upon The street. The news spread Ike
widfre through the city. Flags were thrown from
public and private buildings and cheers given to al,
extent and with an enthusiasm such az have rarely
been paraeled here. The fact that the capture was
made On the Fourth Of July gave an added zest TO
the general satisfaction
The Hon. Elisha Washbrrpe of Illinois, now
here, ID warmly congratulated by Cabinet officers
senators and members in town, on the capture Of
Vicksburg by Gen. Grant, who is biz townsman,
and appointed a General npOn his recommends
ton. Tie President strongly urged TO remove
Gen Grant after the battle Of Shiloh, but Mr.
Washburnes determined opposition prevented the
success Of these efforts. Mr.. Washburne's speech
III Cen Grants defense 10 the Houee last Winter did
much to change The current Of public opinion which
at that time strong against his fsvorte General
then now consider them none too strong. Mr.
Washburne leaves for the battlefield Tomorrow,
where lie will be of good service TO the suffering
soldiers from bis own State
To tie Associated Pfess
IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, July 7 lg63-1 r. m
The State House bell is ringing JOYOUS neal over
the capture Of Vicksturg.
2:0J y. m.-The fire bells in the ci,v are po,v
ringing by direction Of the Mayor, sent through ,5c
police telegraph.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday. July T. 1863
The newspaper Offices Illuminated this even
ing. The Ledger building has placed along the
entire front. Tie North american has the word
Victory" The Buileiin and other Offices are
tas'efuily decorated in honor of tue victory. M.
merous private dwellings and other edilces are ilu-
minated.
IN BURLINGTON.
BURLINGTON N j., Tuesday. July 7 1862
HE glorious news Of the surrender Of Vicksburg
was received here amid tie ringing of the church
bells and salute Of 100 guns. Tue most intense
enthusiasm prevais. The Uoion League rooms and
several private residences are illuminated.
IN ALBANY.
ALBANY, Tuesday. July :, 1868.
by order Of the Adjutant General, two sautes OF
thirty-fonr guns each were fred to-day-one IN
honor OF our victory in Pennsylvsna and the Other
F'r the tall Of Yicksburg. TO-Digh. there 10 an ILL