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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08
HARD GRE.


TrsRE HsuTr, June 7. lse5.
We have this day sold on stock 81 Hardware 20
Mr. James N. Lyons, Al vs eprii llYf -osommcnd
him 10 our former friends. and hope thev will
tend 10 him the liberal patronage they have
10 the OF hm. A. G. 4 " 3. pOTWiN.
Having purchas xessTs. Pofwirs stock - Ifafd-
ware At 60 Main street tbal aid sueh gooas H
this line - the wants a. q T. community dem sHi
an shall enteavor q Keep fully supplied Of ~
times .th a c.mplete stock aud hope hf Cd af-
tention To- husiuess, and 10y selling 81 The loNf e
prices p mea 4 the .s.ronagc O.. fhe pnhl
Terre Hsu ., iui = =. "a JAS. 81 LYONS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08
dOme Insurance Company
s.AFAYETTE. INDIANA.
lF,Ics-ovRR TUX RANK or THE srArK
CAPITAL, $4,000.

DROPEKTY insured against Loss
Il OF damage By hre. fair rates and on liberal
terms.
iozscs met prompt~ and justly
Othc- thinrs leing equal, our Home Companies
shcai hrvc th~ nrc crcnCe
u would - well Tor 70 .ons T. soqualnt them
se's swlth this 40 ny rpd poonlsr company be-
ore nsutings sewhere
otFICRIs.
Wn. ,rSuoFY. Pre- den.
Jss~sHr psEess, Wee PRECEDENT.
j. Mssfof Dsxssss. IRE ssuref.
Caaa1ss n SoAsfsTr Secretary.
A. ..FCfO - AND REtEkEStES:
Hon { Gregory. a tnfncy. aFayefte. Ind
Hoa 4 Test. Judge circuit Cours, %
Col s,sr n q iosscr. Attorney. 90
Gen IA ~ Die. tdjo ~ General for Indiana
Gel Jas ayin, Z ). ga ssnrg.
Hon. J. Ristne, sa'''taf Il Siaie. lnilanapoiis.
ufge hrd. Lsfsge ladlans
John 4. Slime Atty 40
Job u 6sugsr. 30 DO
W p.I - C.rcnit Prosecutor d.
Hon. ". : NeasingeE. ash. i-t Nat Bank. Ind
snsPous
Cof, A. n. .conas :. Pos master. In.ii Annapolis
wm. Sa rsbuty. Ia Fayetie
Gov. q. r. horsos. luti isas ,,ciis. I'D.
| mrs. r. Inng. Attorney Trrre Hante,
Dc. :. sthoa. sse'y q tate, lndian spoIis,
Ho- AVID Turpic. oni csllo. Indiana.
/ Co. 1hor. Dewnng. Canal Cosn'F. Terre Haa;c.
Ccl. y. y. liner formerly Seey state. Ind apolii
w.P Bcsra. fsrmcrly ci'k san. Court 80
Or. NJ Terry. Aitics- inaisaA.
| ChAs. eariet Lafssc:lo
1Hos n. kuSSKfI. rpccisi ASea-.
/ TuCS a. 0S6, / ,esl Ageui.
4 it1Sdslm TeFfe Hauie. lrAia~a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08

Scr Hat~- nice. xeaebes- Auts.
Ned uugs. uoths "a furs W cot.
en-. Ac.. faScct> on Plants fswts
q snRf~. &c.
M - IN IS. sec. sns sl % nexas. nossi~., AM
p&ssE ts ard es sises fsr notfis. falils lnsilis-
ronk. hcs
-1e1lr infsIneie rs-pc-18es kno-al"
~rree frSn fot~ous.'
~xsl d1nrerous q he flumsn Fsmiis I"
Rats co1Iss 81 sbrtr koies fie.'s
- &olS Wbeieslts - al large ciuea
nrs<i - al Drax<sts snd keisii<p ssery-
wb<re.
- wn<~4 = q. Al worthin.e insilstlaas.
En- So fkst s.Cu<rsE" n1mf y - each nex.
nufsla. al F1<sk. te<h~e go kzy-
- koare~- aHSWN 81 GO~Tam.
~frnszp<i prp~s e. Sro14sxy. ke~ fsrk.
nUtst1 ~ 81 a ksAessls - kst<il pre<xlss-i is
Terrs Haste. ~. sprbs~sn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08

All the above disesses aud y a,.ioms admit "A ss
came treatment, and originals from the s..as osass
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08

nl IA fsr--gts1s lrgEne~1. A. - heln bol1's
athcT- Cat oat the a1sefu-eIas1l .nd s-bt
W. t.sd avoid ilspasitisa sni snpcscIs -
v~vf fasa-d.-f-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08

There is a widow lady living in Douglas.
seventy-iour years old. who sawed and spill,
FIVE cords Of seasoned wood in the course OF
last winter and spring. This old lady is in
good circumstances. not compelled to labor,
bat cut said wood to benefit her health
When she first commenced her limbs were
20 stiff that she could not lift her feet with
out assistance from her hands. but by de.
groos. in saving and splitting the wood, she
entirely regained the use OF her limbs. and
materially improved her health. The exam
pie OF this lady Is An evidence ef what can be
done by persistent efforts. Weoasoekef Pat
rot
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08
~ e DicAL.
Tho All 6ufnciout ThroA
The GREAT AMERICAN REnEDIEs


ssENUtNE-PnEPAWATl0Ns, vfal1
,lmbold's Kxtrscs 'sBachu,. Hslmbo,ds osxsas
pAriilA. Heinbold's Imurovsd Hose wssA
elmbold's 0ennine Preparation. -HI0UIY cor.
xNTRArkD cokrouND FLUID ExfRAc3 %.
au." . Positive and Specific Remedy for D1soonos
the BLADDER. Kidneys. Gravel. Dropeisai ovoll.
Urinary Organs. whether existing IN Hale o. venals-
diseases q these Or require the cid of
OlukkfiC. nclmbo'l kxtrsct Buchu a The
GREAT DIuRxdic; and 4 certain q have ths as-
mcndcd.
THIS Medicine increases the power u Dlssslio.
, .ss s.s,ss, : The Ahse.ssn.s sse healthy .sasa
the Unnatural knisrgements are reduced. ~ ven
a. Pain and lnh.mstien. and is sOed fss asa.
Directions sooompan, Hesnbolds Kxlzsos Buchu.
NJ weakness arising nom Rxcesses. habits a Ds.
apHiier. ksriy lndiscretioa Abass. ssssndss
with The following symptoms
tndihpoeltion 60 exercise, loss Of power. lom &
ncmory. dificnlty of bresthins. Nsak usrvsa.
Trembling. Horror Of Disease. wakefuipsn4 DlD-
ness of vsien pain In the back universal laansu1s
q , the muscular system, so. banda sushins q "
fAi1D CoUNTKNANCK,
HEAyINEss 90 rHn uYnrma.
Frequently Rlsek Spots nyinx before ths ngo.
Win sn, ,:@Psf.y ss ,.s,ss ssss'a and i Of sissS
Restlessncss.
Win horrpr Of fsociety.
<Notlins n more dcsirabls q sacl pssssuls kkss
solitude. and nothing they more dresi fo< mar a
themselves No repose ~ manner, ne esfne~fnsss
no speculation. but . hurried trsnsit,on frs4
question 10 another. n.Sx
These symptoms. N allowed 10 90 On. Which sSs
medicine invariably removes. sooa foll.~s-
fmpoieDcy. rstnlsy.-
Krilcpte nts.
In QUO ~ which The patient may expire.
Whocan ssy that thsy are noi ffc4nenfiy falsswsS
by these dircfnl disrAses" f" insanity and Consuntc
don.
Many aware % the cause of their sufYsrfna
but none viii confess The records OF the InsonS
ARylums. and The melancholy deaths BY Consuup-
ton. bear ample testimony o the truth of the aeDsr
uon- la Lnnstie Aayiums the most me.anc holy en-
hioiton appears. The counlensnoe IL actually sod-
den. and quite destitute notlsf nih OF grief svss
visit n should sound ~ tho vosce ooCur "a 10
TAI oly srticnlsiec
Wlih v0cfal mesaufea. van ac<pslf
Low sailen sounds their sTfei beguils
Parents and guardians. canton year ehildrs.
against ths evil habit. % - ths greatest ca re khsS
can botali Ssuns mau o. selnsa. unnit,ns them
for happlnoss and married life.
They may not e1porionco the consequence Now
but must ard ~i sooner later The consiift t,o ot
once Affected with symptsua organic wesknsss 70
quiros the aid of medicine o. stfens then and uvf.
crate the system. which uSimbolds kITRAC1 01
bOChU invariably does irisl ~ill cnnvinns
mosl tkepticsl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08

The Bosior1 Advertiser has . siaglsr sta
tstic article. showing that Massachusetts =
has ordinarily had moro than her share Of
~smen, and usAi now. through the With
drassl Of men into the army. there must he
in that State one hundred thousand more
women than men This remarkable raf
pln- y regsred a. uniavorabie 10 the nor
al- oi the community. a. seii as uuiona-
nate Tor those sections OF the coanisy ~here
the fsen are Ia such = majority u safer
from the lack Of wives. cooks and sesmsifes.
ses- The Advertiser says
To speAk difecfl, Of The frss aud chief
c@n-e OF those difficulties i 20 rePe.t the
figures presented in the csnsus At this
moment there are Ia Massachusetts, nearly
ose hundred thousand more women than
We're are men. In lsf9 ths erness Of the
sams<r Of women Of al age. above that o.
men. was % $40.
Since that ume. the var and the steady
surplus OF the emigration Of msIe- .nuss
have taken from ~ sixty or seventy thou.
sxnd more men-these zl-o. it must BE OBJ
served. Of the msrrizge.bis sgs=- leaving q
Surplus here Of one hundred thou.aDd so-
mel. Bst-een the ages % Is snd a.. the
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08
BLOODi BLOODi BLOOD
Hsimtoids H,ghi, Concentrated Cem,ssss
FLUID txIRtCI ShRSAPknllik.
8VphiIis.

= This Il an Affection Of tho Blood. aud susoks ts.
sennal Organs. lininss Of the nese. ears, threat
yindplpe, And other mut Jus surfaces, making its
appearance Ina tho fosa ofuiAEkn sld fs sensrs In
attended With discharge co. ices Offensive sIl1
n NEGLECTED, destroys whatever part Il may attack
This diseaso - often tfanFmittei - children "a
coniraotod IRON the same esuse. aud ofisn with
ooi boes. aud both nssy exist 80 the same time
HkInBOlD's ul0HLf CONCENTRATED OOn.
POUND FLUID EXTRACT FAks1PARILLA
sbould he need Ia eofjunction with the Ruchn sDs
Beimbold'h hoae Wssh applied 10 the ulosrs
helmboid's fftract sarEspssrflls purlnes TIA
Hood and removes all scaly hFuptions Of the Rhin
giving the complexion clear aud healthy oolax
Il kelng prepared ekprsasy foT this class of con.
pianie, iis Hood Purifying PropoTies are
81 greaier extent than any other proper stfor ~
RaHlAparlls
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08
Our European Squadron.

The American fleet ia Europe has been
somewhat altered rom ifs original compos-
ition. Ii now CONSISTS OF the Niagara, ~ guns;
Kearsarc. Z; Sacr mento. II; all steamers.
OF the ST. Louis. l6. and Constellation. l6.
sailing slool' The lroquois, 3 the Sps-
quchspna, IL, aud riconderoga. l3. are On
their way ihithei. The Dictator, it IL re
affirmed. will follow, after trial trip To Ber-
muda. The feet now in the Channel aud
the Mediterranean. mounts thirty guns:
when REINFORCED twill carry ninety-ssven;
not the armament OF the old liner Penasyl-
vsnia numerically. bat 80 much beyond hers
in range aud effectiveness, that any one OF tue
ships new could capture or sink her without
difficulty. With regard to the measure OF of
ficiency possessed by this ileet. some estimate
can be reckoned from what the KeaIsarge,
the least heavily armed OF ALL has Just ac-
complished. Those prVatee's who do not
succeed in getting to sea very soon, lose
many chances for happy escape. and Tor
riyalty Of the Alabama.
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SHIRTS, &C.

Attest
WATT J. SMITH, Clerk.
April 9Th, le64-apr 2-dltt
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Total .................. .sl0s 900
Each certificate will be sold separately and in the or
der above given, but in event will ether Of said
thcaies be struck Of and sold by for less than seveu
'yve Of the par value thereof Certificates Of
purchase will be by me executed and delivereS 20 the
purchasers, which, under and by the terms OF the de-
cree will entite the purchasers have the said
tcates Of stock purchased regularly transferred
the laws Of the State Of Indiana provided and
thcates issued in Of regular transfer and all
moneys paid TO By the purchasers 10 be and
main under the order and control of the Court until the
Court shall be duly notified By that such transfer has
made by the officers Of the OF ndianathus
the of purchasers carefully guarded Each
Of the above certificates offered for sale
from the first day Of January, A. 1854, but inter-
est prior 70 that date. DAVID g. ROSE,
U. S. Marshal.
March 10th, 1854 mar2s-dfrl apr23
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REVISED STATUTES.
~ - ~ RE nc n nD ~ :.
GAVIN & HOR D'N
REVISED STATUTES!
OF INDi A A.

Second Idition.
THE SECOND EDITION OF GAVIN &
Hord> Revised Statutes OF Indiana is ready for
delivery Both volumes have been carefully revised
and all errors corrected. There is added TO the fra
volume an appendix Of two hundred pages, con-
tanning the acts passed the regular and called sessions
the Legislature Of 1901 and the regular session Of
1888 with full index This edition viii increase
the value Of the work. Il viii contain all
all the laws of the State now in force The second
volu rs all the acts upon the subjects to which
i; r-sr- exert those of 1855, and the amendments
made al thai session are noted the margin Of that
volume. amended acts, however, will be found
in the Supplement.
The price Of the present edition. printed upon clear
white paper and we'll bound TES Dollars for the two
volumes. CT FIvE DoLIARs for ethel.
The SuPfLENEST containing the Of the regular
AID called Of the Legislature Of ISL, and the
regular session Of lss3. with complete index, in
sEPkkArE VOLUME bound in leather the style
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Orders for either volume Of the Statues all vii
receive prompt attention Address
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ncvle-d6wuf Indianapolis.
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RENovATERS.
CLEANING AND DYEING ESThBII SHKeNT

rryHE UNITED STATES DYE HOUSE,. 10. Is sOurB
II Illinois street. Indianapolis. Indiana.
At his old ami well-known establishment the ladies
have silks and woolen goods dyed perm and
beautiful colors and gents garments thoroughly
ted and repaired
New and second hand clothing bought and sold also,
psrcuar branch IN The business denominA;ed fine draw
iag-bIG liable cloth. or tear in any garment be
wrought II not De visible 10 the naked eye.
Remember the place. No. IS south Illinois street.
Jaal0 JOSEPH HARRIS. Preprietor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-15
MEDICAL.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY?

BDot ~ the Question.
UVU4xROPkIffORs OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
of Anatomy Hnf Medicine have determined, regard
- oxDon>e to<<<ns free. for tae benefit Of suffering
1nmnn1Us Y0UR ~ her interesting and insfrlic-
- Ioc<uros Hnfr-age and It's disqualtcAtions Ner
p@oMU. Ptustcr- Decline Il Manhood Indiges-
Vonkne<< - Iepressiou foSs II Energy and Vital
=. 11e Great Noez4l Evil, and those haades which
- Uuu yuu(hfcI fcIes. excrfses of maturity. CT ig
- q <1gutol4gy Ard Natures Laws
- nvnionbie Lecture have been the means Of en-
~ and .axtng fheassnds. aud ALL be forw arded
1oceIpf - fnur stamp, BY addressing Secretary,
~ Xseom ~ 4ns<omy and Medicine, els Broad
- 4uI1. septsg3-ely
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United States Marshals Notice.
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DIS

u TRtCT OF INDIANA, IS.
WHEREAS libel Of information has filed in the
District Court of the United States. within and for the
Eighth Circuit and District Of Indiana the % day Of
April 1854, by John Hanna, Esq. Attorney Of the Uni
ted States for the District Of Indiana against the fol-
lowing described note, t0-wt certain prCmissory
note dated about the 18th day Of February A. D.
1851 due after date with interest from date
for the of five hundred and seventy nne dollars
(s579l payable to James NJ. Young, and executed by
Elias NJ Humphrey, the said Young being the owner OF
said note. and person guilty Of aiding and abettng an
armed rebellion against the Government Of the United
States and seized for violation Of the laws Of the United
States to-w Of an entitled An Aci to suppress in
surrection punish and rebellion, to seize and
coDscae the property of rebels aud for other pur-
poSes, and praying process against said note, and
that the may be condemned and sold enemies
property.
Now therefore, ia pursuance Of the Mention under the
seal Of the said Court directed and delivered, do
hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming said
note any part thereof in any manner interested
thereto that they be and appear before the sad the Dis
rict Court Of the United States be held the city Of
Indianapolis in and for the District Of Indiana the lt
Tuesday of May next, at 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon
Of that day and then and there nterpose their claims
and make theiI Legations in that behalf
ID. G. ROSE, U. s. Marshal,
ByI. 5. BIGELow, Deputy
Attest.
WATT J. SMITH, Clerk.
April 9th, lc64-apr 2-dltt
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MARSHAL's NOTICE,
United States Marshal's Sale.
DISTRICT or INDIANA.

DT VIRTUE OF CERTIFIED COPY OF A DECREE
I'D and vendiiion expor as issued and directed
By The Clerk 81 United District Court for the
District q Indiana, w on the 2sd day Of April 1854
al the Office Of the Treasurer Of the State IN tie CITY Of
lpdianapos between the hours Of 10 o'clock A N and
O'clock r. n Of said day expose 70 sale public out
cry, 20 the highest bidder fr ash IN hand aloe 600 OF
Indians i've De, cent State Stocks the number Of the
certificates Of which, ard the respective thereof
follows
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company,
AEpTzk
UNIFIED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.

nFFlCE on TIZ CORNER OF WASHINGTON AM
~ Nerd an streets Indianapolis
Three daily Expresses 10 View YORK.
Two daily Expresses 10 Cincinnati, and
Two daily Expresses to Chicago and g. Loris;
The above Companies the only
the following roads, viz:
INDIANA CENTRAL
LAFAYETTE CHICAGO
INDIANAPOLIS PERU
TTRRE HAUTE 4 RICHMOND;
EFrIFFOxTAISE 4 TSDIAgAporIe-
Money. packages. valasbes and freight carried "a
safety and cspstch and In charge Of special and snsns
messenger -
Note. Bills aud Drsfts ~i be promptly collected sos
80. -. -. 80. > RfTTyRFfKLD. Aren't
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Law BOOKS.
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a DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
"A Court Of the State Of Indiana comprising the
reported the eight volumes Of backford and the first
sixteen volumes of Indiana Reports; together with the
Revised Statutes Of the State embodied IN the edition
Of Gavin Hord. BY Edwin A. Davis. l.. l. b. vol.
syo SO 90.
The first edition Of this valuable work completely
exhausted in less than three months from the time Of
publication. 4 edition. printed fine white paper
is ready This IS Of the NEST complete and best
arranged dieests ever published ard mas received the
highest Communications Of the legal profession.
The Hon. ". NJ RAY say;
The Digest is in is plan and execution it
i useful the profession This is abridgemeni Of
the Reports but genuine digest Of them
Tie Hon. DAVID MCUoNALD says:
al Is no small commendaiion of the work that II is
Digest only Of all Supreme Court decisions which
have been published but also Of all the modern statutes
in force.
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March 2stN, 1854 -mar2s- dtiu apr2s
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MEDICAL.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

nISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL TRINA
~ RY AND SEXUAL sYSTEhS-New and reliable
treatment-n Reports of the Howard AssOciation-Sent
by mail in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge Ad
dress DR.. J. SKILLlN H0UGHTON, Howard Association
10 2 South Ninth street Philadelphia Pa now '63 ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07
salt Needed by sheep

An English writer, DR.. Phipson,
in prize essay on common salt,
relates that not many years ago, a
German agriculturist made the fol,
lowing experiment to determine
the influence ofsalt upon his sheep,
which were kept on low, damp,
pasture land. Ten animals were
selected, and their usual allowance
of salt withheld. In the first year,
five ofthis number died of rot and
worms, while among the remain
der of the flock, numbering over
four hundred, only four sheep
were lost. The second year, a
new lot of ten sheep deprived Of
salt, lost seven, and a sh rt time
after the close of the year, the 9th
ef three of the unsalted number
died the remainder of the flock
lost only five. The third year was
very rainy; sixteen sheep were
deprived of salt, and the whole OF
them died rot and vcrnicular pncn-
monia.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07
Engii~h EluiiI Pudding 4.

Mix well together one pound
raisins, ono pouud curran,s, the
crulnps of haitian ordinary loaf OF
bread, one quarter Of pound of
flour and one pound of suct. Stir
in six eggs and a tumbler full of
porter, put in half a nutmeg, half
a pound OF citron, and cinnamon
to suit your taste, and two ounces
of fine sugar, and you may, instead
of porter,use tea-cup full Of good
yeast. 1t must be boiled in a bag
in the usual way for five hours. -
Before taking it out Of the bag,
dip the whole into cod water
1t should be eaten with hard sauce
made Of butter and sugar, with a
little wine and nutmeg.
The foregoing is the real Eng
lish Pudding. So says the Ger
mantoon Telegraph.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07
Pickeicd Pork Equal 10 Fresh

A lady contributor at Perry, H.,
sends the following directions -
Let the meat cool thoroughly, cut
it into pieces from four to six inch
es wide weigh them, and pack as
tight as possible in the barrel salt
ing very lightly. Cover the meat
with brine, made as strong as pos.
sible. Pour off a gallon of the
brine, and mix it with one table.
spoonful of salt,petre Tor every
hundred pounds of meat, and re.
turn it to the barrel. Let it stand
one month, then take out rhe meat,
let it drain twelve hours. Put the
brine in an iron kettle, add one
quart of molasses or two pounds
of sugar, and boil until perfectly
clear. Weight it down, and keep
it covered close, and you will have
the sweetest meat you ever tasted.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07
Yankee NOsiiuns.

The noshun that skule houzes
are cheapear than stats prizins.
The noshun that men are a bes-
ter krop to raise than anything
else.
The noshun that people who
have brancs enuff'kant be governed
by enybudy but themselves.
The uoshun that the world is the
markit for a mans wits.
The noshun that if you kant
make man think az yon do, try
and make him do az you think.
ss The noshun that the the United
States is liable at any time to be
doubled, but aint at liable at eny
time to be divided.
The noshun that Uncle Sam kan
thrash hiz own children when tina
need it, and kon thrash the whole
world besides when tina need it.
The noshun that the Yankees
are a fore. ordained rase, and kant
be kept from spredding and striken
in, eny more than turpentine. when
it wuns gets luce .-Poaokeep-
sian.
JOSH BnLIEGs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07
farm aud Aunsel,uld,
He THAT nv THK rLow WOULD TBRrvE,
HMsEiE MUST rITRrR HOLD, or DAIvr.
To Make cider vinegar.

Almost every family in the
country have the materials for
manuiacturin gpure cider vinegar,
if they will only use them. Com.
mon dried apples, with q little
molasses and brown paper are all
you need to make the best kind of
cider vinegar. And what is still
better, the cider which you extract
from the apples for any other pur.
pose. Soak your apples a few
washing and rubbing them
occasionally, then take them out Of
the water and thoroughly strain
the latter through a tight.woven
cloth-put it into jug, add half
a pint of molasses to gallon OF
liquor, and a peice of common
brown paper, and set in the sun,
or by the fire, and in a few days
your vinegar will be fit for use.-
Have two jugs and use out of the
one while the other is WORKING
No family need be destitute of good
vinegar, if they will follow the
above directions. Every family
can make their own vinegar. So
says an eXchange-try it.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07
To Horse Owners.

nR SWEETS tNFAt.itnLE LlNlMENT FoR
iob-i~ - uni, allied b, uny, and m ~ cHles oi
Iamene's, nusinf ifum spfains, hfnisUt ~ Wrench
IVY, tt'ehrcts " magical and U"ftatn, Ham. or
saddle bals, Scratches, Mange, Aro " will sho
cufr speedily. SPAWN md R'nrbone may he ensiiy
prevented aud cuted IN their inciptent sugrs, hut
confirmed oasos are hrvnud the pos'thih'y NJ tad.
cal cure No r7ses uf The kiud, however, IL ~ Toe.
prfHr ~ hopeless aut Il may be aievis;ed hy this
Iinimtnt, aud It's lnithiula wlcnton vii niwsys ~.
move IN" Iamoness, and enable the hofsc, TO navel
with comparative ease.
E,cy hot.o owntt shobh have mis- fomedy NJ
hand, for ~ timely Use al the Hut appearance of
lHmeues' will rfIrciuNlly prevent those fnfmdahl,
di'ersss mentioned, 10 which MI hnues aTr hnhie,
Nnd which render 80 mnny oihefwiso valuable hos" /.
nearly worthless. See AhNefttsoment