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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

Thenumber Of convicts confined in the
Ohio Peniteniiary during last year, was L.
016. The receipts OF the institution from
the service of convicts were S70,lS0.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

Il with had your hand" said lady
one day ioa gentleman who had solved her
a knotty point "And wish had your
heart was his reply. "Well," said sue, since
your head aud my heart eau agree, don't
see why they should not 60 into partnership >
That lady will do to tic to. and we will wa.
ger the Tribune for one year that she is for
the /" Union"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

"A Last Resort Manufacturers of iufe.
rior Saleratus, who could not sell under their
own names, have doubtless adopted that of
De Land 4 Co., and the labels of their Chem.
ical Saleratus--a superior article--to make
sales. They cannot Sc II twice in place With.
out dci,eti,n. The genuine is in red pa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21
DUBOIS g. co.
T,nin, ob,c!
DYSPEPSIA.
A Positive Cure for Dyspepsia
The Great American
Dyspepsia Pill

We NAV cay with safety that ninets snses .1t-f
eVty hundred that die with consumption, had NJ fra
only dvspepsis. Dyspepsia quickly lay, The fcundH
ton OF ot'et diseases OF which Hfc OF the uo,t
fatal characlef. Dyspepsia =, smphst iearly, the
disease that takes from u the bfnrtig stimuli Of
ambition and hope. emuse ustrs and uats f,I ths
enterprise Of liie. We say 10 the sick md IA phyi
cinns Of every sch,ol, that In Dr. WishsH. Gfost
American Dyspcnsa Pills and Pine Tree Tar cor.
dial, there Is cue for tho worst eaIes Of
DI Nt,hatt has treated in the past twenty y.afs
tOSoO) nins Thousand three hundred and ninety pa
heht', Tor Dy,pepsia in its verious fp.m., aud IN
every case where the medicias wa. taken I, teeted
y made perfect cure. A nnmhei offhe shove ca,rs
had hsen treated sy ths most sniaont ply Id
this county aud Europe,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21
GOV. nrUuIh's Mcssagc.-W

invite the attention OF our readers to Gov.
Brough's very excellent Inaugural, which
will be found on the first page Of this
weeks paper. II is an able State paper,
and deserves an attentive reading.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

Good.-A large humber Of farmers 4,
wyandot county. had a very respectable
wood procession few days ago, for.ihe ben
eft Of the wives whose husbands are in IN,
Union army fighting for the "Old Flag. -
When will Seneca comfy initiate the exam
pie of the patriotic farmers Of wyandot Co.
in so worthy cause Let them get up a
wood prrccssion-one that will eclipse an,
thing OF the kind in Northern Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

Look Out for Countorfeits.-We no.
tice that a well executed counterfeit five dol.
lar bill on the State Bank of Indiana, has
recently been put in rculation. Business
men will do we'll to examine them close, as
they are we'll executed, and liable to deceive
the best judges of money. A number of
them have been circulated in wyandot Co
Nevada, and other places. A young man by
the name of John Tate, of Crawford County,
was arrested a few days ago. aud charged
with passing the above counterfeit bills -
Failing to procure bail. he was committed
TO Jail to await his triil.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

ON nigh uainsio
philad'a, New York e Baltimore
Baggage checked through aud transfer'd FIRE,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia !!

nR: Wi'HARri . have been a constant sun ~,
with oy'persis for the last eighteen years, dnrns
which time cannot ssy that 1 ever enjoyed q r-s.
iettiy wen day, Thsie were times when the synn.
toms were more aggravated than Othsrs, snd thSa
u seemed u woud be- great relief to die. hsd II
Az umes an unpleasant feeling In my head bat lAir,
" my snneflngs 20 much increased that becam. II.
most unht Tor basiaess OF EHy kiud, my ni nd VS.
continually filled with gloomy thought, aud tor-bna.
ingt, andhl siteuptedto change tier cuIr.at 80
reading, at once sensation Of iuy coldness In eo.
neetiou win dead weight. a, II were, rested urs-
mfbrNin also aieelng OF sickness would occuf ~ the
stomach, and great pNin Ia M eyss, AeronpanteA
with wLteh was the continnal fear OF losing nv res
son. also experienced great lassitade, debility ard
nfryonsness, which made N diffcuh 10 walk hy dsv
oF sleep at nEh;. became avsrse to society," aud die,
posed only 10 'erusiOn and having tred he akif of
nnmbrf OF eminent physicians Of varogs schao's
hnaly came to the conclusion that for this dissas
~ my present aeei years, there Wa no cure in x
islenee But, through the iuicris reno ~ Tivins Pra
yidence, to whom dsvouily onst my thank, Ia,lsn
ionnds tovefeign remedy IN your Dv,pspsia Pilssat
Tar CoIelal, which seem To- have sReeinAy reno, "a
smost tho last trace Of my long llt Of almsa,s ard
ad ieshug', aud n their place health, pleasure anI
eon'sntmsnt are my every day companions. ~ ET
JAMES NJ. sAuDERs,
No. 4s3 North Second Street, Philadspkia, fus
''E ''- fr+ ar %
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21
New Advertisement.
DR.. NIsHlRYS TAR CORDIAL

WILL POSITIVELY CURE rBg PoLLowiNI
DISEASES CoSsUMPTioS.i SoT BEYuSW
TSt POWER OF mEpGSE. NfLlus.t
rfoN or rne LJNos. corcns. sass
THROAT ANnBREAsr. BRONCHITIS, Asrn
MA, Pills. GRAVEL. AND AN tNeuLiSG
REMEDY FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Dr.. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar coidiat
isthe vital principle Of the Pine Tree oh,au,dhts
pecalst process IN the dtiiiiation Of The ter ~
which the hightii mei,cnsl prnpeitlet are retsn.d
i'ths medicine that cares who1 k Others have
filled.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

Thi, invaluable medic IL nrfiline In hs cure oi
all those painful anddln1 enu, dsea,es To which the
female constitution Is subject II moderate all OK
cess aud removes all obslfuoiOns, aud speedy epts
may he relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
lis peculiarly suited. II wiiina short time, brinl
On the monthly period with regularity.
Each hottie, price One Uellar, bears the Govern
ment stamp OF Great Bntanto prevent eounterfsii'
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by fe.
males during the FIRST THREE
MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any
other time they are safe.
In all cases OF Nervous aud Spinal Affection,
rain' In the Back und Limbs, Fatigue on slight 81
enioni Palptpiion ofthe Heart lysieros and White
these Pills will effect cure when NIL other me nI
huys failedi aud although powerful remedy, do no
eonlain iron, cAlome sniiniouy of anything hurtfu
to the constitution.
Nh. -.Jne dollar and sir Posia e Stamps, ,enclos-
ed to uny authorized Agent will insure bottle con
tanning ily Pills, by relBsn Of mail.
Sole Agent for the United States Pnd CAnadas,
JOB MOSES. Ne % Corlandt 81, v.
k,B.-SI 90 and six postage stnnps, enclosed Ia
any authorized ugsnt will insDIs bottle containing
hny Pills by return Of mail.
Sold by oil Druggists
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

Dayton Z Cincinnati n. r..

On and after Monday, June %, 1863, pas
Sehesr trains will run as follows
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21
Tbcs,,,. C,up-we canno, pass

over last Saturday evenings entertain
men, BY the Thespian Club of this city,
without some complimentary notice.
They are worthy the high and moral ep.
probation bestowed upon them by those
in attendance. The crowd was immense.
Hedges large and capacious Hall was
we'll filed with our best citizens, who
viewed the performance with an intel
lectual eye, and paid complimentary mo-
ticcs to the entire troup-who, we can
say, without the least backwarJness,
merit the appreciation ofso large aud re-
spected audience as were present upon
that occasion.
We understand, they have iu view a
series of entertainments. We commend
this Club to the public as worthy their
liberal support, and anticipate for them,
when they again appear, the largest au-
diencc ever Hedges Hall had.
Rc-Eniisted.- are pleased to
learn that the brave and gallant 49tl
Ohio, have re.enlisted in the veteran
corps, and are now on their way home,
on thirty day furlouPh. All hail this
band of noble boys. We hope that the
citizens Of Tifin, will make arrange.
mcnts to give the 49th on thei, arrival,
such welcome reception that will make
the hearts of those gallant boys feel hap
py and proud. They deserve a home
welcome, and let il be done with an un-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21
BLEEDING OF TuE LuNDs.
ntEEpiNu OF THE LUNGS,
READ TuE FoLLuwfSus

nR. WsnsRt-Smi | rstufr my gtiisfui uspls
lor the discovery you have made In makinr medi
cine that will onfe lunimfaation oi the IgnRs AhA
Liver Complaint. When eummencAd - usf vosf
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, I was, TO all Rppeafnnce,
near my gave. hNd been fni length of time spit.
ting blood, aud would at times veinit u.
My physicians dor employed ~ o) pfonounesd me
pnst cure but my sister had used your Pine Tree
Tar Cordial, which did her 80 much eoDd, thst .hs
prevailed on me, asa last resource, TO try II aad,
thank God, commenced tl use IT, I have nksn
twelve bottles, aud am pcrisaiy cured, and r,sd7
aud willing that any person that Is sick should call
me, aud will tell them Whist your Cordial has dons
for me An my friends aud neig hlots were uuesl,
astonshed vt NV speedy return 70 health fer thsy
had Vontt blood IN elot,ed stAta ffcqnent.
". Publish my case, ior want every per,on that ts
suffering n "e'io know ofyour invaluable med.
cine. Rs,pectfulh,
JOHN vERDiN.
Crease 81, siS door, above Richaohd 1T.
NJ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

can only give a few of the many uiougaRls ofe,f.
tihrete' an receiving IN favor Of this great MrJi
cine hut have had quantiy Of them publish 10
cryulaf Torn, which send free application.
Whether you conclude To give the Msdicins Gal
Of not send tof eirulnf. Price finy Cshts and Ohe
Dolar,A bottle.
Prepared only by the proprietor,
Or. l.. u. e. WisHhRT,
fh.lsdelphia, Pa
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

Importsnt.--The fact cannot be to often
stated, or too strongly urged upon the pub.
lie, that the mejoti,y of the Saleratus in
market is not oply very unhealthy, but actu.
ally clear potion, causing teeth to decay
and bringing on disease generally. Thanks
to seieuce, skill, Perseverance and energy,
that the man still lives who invented Her.
rick Aliens Gold Mccall Saluralus which
has and is still doing such great wonders in
the culinary department. We say that one
trial will convince the most skeptical that
there is none other to compare with IT, Most
Of Our Merchants have it for sale. Their
Depotis ll2 Liberty Street, New Yoik.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

Them Pertatcrs.--For the want OF To-
cal matter to 81 up this department. we
publish the following, which, no doubt many
ofour readers have read the rich anecdoie.
II Is like old wine. II will bear repetition -
Those who never read Il. will thank US for
revivipg Il from oblivion, into which it was
fast falling
Several legislative gentlemen were Dining
at Boston IIoiel one Of them ask Mt. d b,
a gentleman who sat opposite
"Cau you reach those periaters, sir r.
Mr.. d, extended his arm toward the dish,
aud satisfying himself that he could reach
periaters, answered
"Yes, sir"
The legislator was taken absek with un.
expected rebuff from the wag. but presently
recovering himself. he asked;
"whl you stick my fork into one Of en-,
them l''
Mr.. u. took the fork, and very coolly
plunged the fork into the ro,aloe, and lef, !,
;here. The company reared as they took the
joke, and the victim locked more foolish than
before, but suddenly an idea struck him. and
rising to his feet exclaimed, with an air OF
conscious triumph.
"Now, Mr. D.. ] will trouble you for the
fork"
Mr d. rose to his feet. and with the most
impeturable gravity, pulled the fork out OF
the potato, and returned il amidst an uncon.
querable thunderstorm Of laughter to the Ut.
ter discontinue ofthe gentleman from D.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-07
stnGl- Wrpkh 5tauAarA.
HOME

There IS a land, of every land the pride,
Beloved by Heaven DER all the world beside.
Where brighter suns dispense serener light,
And m'der moons emparadlse the night;
A land OF beauty, virtue, valor, truth,
Tine tutored age, and love-exalted youth:
The wandering mariner, whose eye explores
The wealthiest isles the most enchanting shores,
views not realm so bountiful and fair,
Nor bresthes the spirit of parer air;
In every cline the magnet of his soul,
Touched by remembrance, trembes to that pole :;
For in this land of Beavens peculiar grace,
The heritage of natures nobIest race,
There is spot Of earth supremely blest,
\ dearer, STeeter spot than all the rest,
Where man, creatioas tyrant casts aside
His word and sceptre, pageantry and pride,
While in his soItened looks benignly blend
The sire, the son, the husband, brother, friend
Here woman reigns; the mother daughter, wife,
Strew with fresh flowers the narrow way of lifel
In the clear Heaven of her delightful eye,
An angel guard of loves and graces lie;
Around her knees domestic duties meet
And fireside pleasures gambol at her feet.
Where shall that land that spot of earth be found
Art thou man "a patriot ?-look around;
., thou shalt ind, hOwe'er thy footsteps roam,
That land thy country, and that spot thy hornel
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-07

public mind North, as the brazen serpent
was held up for the healing of Israel in
the Wilderness.
The chief aid and encouragement we
can give the Peace Party at the North, IS
to keep before them these great funda.
mental principles and Truths, which alone
will lead them and us to permanent and
lasting peace, with the possession and en-
joyment of Constitutional Liberty. With
these principles once recognized the future
would take care ofitself. There would pc
no more war so long as they should be ad-
hered to. All questions Of boundaries,
Ccnfederacies and Union or Unions would
naturally and easily adjust themselves &c,
cording to the interests of the parties ahd
the exigencies of the times. Herein lies
the true law of the balance Of power and
the harmony of States.
Yours Respectfully,
ALEX. II. STEP HENS.E
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-07

AN AWFUL REcoRD.-If any one wants to know
what becomes of all the men that are sent to the
war, let him subscribe for the Cincinnati Daily
Commercial or Gazette. We give this puff free of
char &C to political enemies, convinced that pc
rusal OF thcir official columns of dead SICK dying and
wounded will do vastly good than all the elo-
quenco Of our coPperhead writers or speakers. One
day last week We took the trouble of counting the
number in single copy of the Commercial, and it
was over thousand! When we remember that
single column in that paper contains over three
hundred names, and then call to mind the multitudes
Of columns we have seen, we no longer wonder what
has become Of our men on the contrary, We Won
der where all the people have come from. 1t is a
perpetual list OF sick, wounded, dying aud dead
the missing not being taken into account Yet the
calous and We might almost say, brutal editors Of
these papers fill their columns daily with invitations
and entrealies to the remnant Of young at home
to enter this aud march into the pens of the
South. 1t would seem Us if they were fascinated
b. the sight Of their bloody lists and had an ambi-
ton that every mans name should f5ure in their
pages as wounded sick or dead. When shall this
devilish slaughter end? How long will the people
sleep in their elhargy until death raps their door
/: is impossible that peace should cone again
while fendsh ape is at the head of our affairs.
He realizes nothing OF the awful destruction of prop
erty, nor the wasting slaughter of life. Mother
does he care He has of the instinct or sensi-
bilities as man, nor the dignity Of respectable
tyrant-Ddyton (Ohi0) Empire.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-07

New PERFUME-A couple of young bloods-one
from the country, the other belonging to town
came having serious difficulty yesterday, ps-
tolls having been drawn when by-standers interior
ed, and the little cloud of war was disspated. Al
ter considerable inquiry discovered the cause OF
the difficulty. The city bloodJo it appears Is quite
beau very neat and tasty in his dress, and endeaV
to keep up with the latest fashions. He has an
especial pride in perfume, and is regarded as con-
nOis,ur in that line The country blood, Bob, is
his rural counterpart, but is younger and some
what verdant Whilst on visit to town, short
time since, he called on 10, and made known to him
his expectation to attend the wedding OF friend
who to be married that night, and said he want
ed the latest perfume for the handkerchief " have
it said Jo who went out and on his return handed
Bob small vial -" Here is the last trick Of the per-
fumers-take it." Without examining it Bob took
the VIAL put it in his pocket and soon after started
for hpme. 1t was late when he arrived there, and
he had barely time to make change of clothes be-
fore it necessary for him to leave for the we'd
ding. The last thing he did was to open the vial
Of perfume, pour some of it in his handkerchief,
and with the ejaculation, singular SCENT stuffed it
the hsndkerchief) rolled into wad, into his coat
pocket.
Arrived at the wedding, he mingled with the gay
party and when supper was announced, singled out
the belle OF the evening" and escorted her to the ia
BILE. Now, bellies are always dangerous companions,
especially to those who little green; and BobS
belle was not only wit but one who cared little
What she said, lift were within the bounds of de-
cency. Bob waited on her obsequiously, and soon be-
gan toperspire. He resored to his handkerchief and
began to mob his forehead. The heat of the room
Immediately developed the fragrance of his new per.
tume. What is it that smells y? asked q lady
at his side.
"What can-it be ?" responded the belle.
"Oh, it is new perfume got in town to-day
the lates: importation. Smell, and suiting the &C.
ton to the word, he put the handkerchief to her
nose.
By this time all the company within hearing were
attracted, either by the perfume conversation.
One snuff was enough for the belle. Her eyes
fairly danced with merriment, she laughed vehe-
nently, and finally cried out loud enough for all TO
hear
"Why Bob, that is neutrality-suspicious. gives it
TO the children for worms !" and she laughed louder
! still, aud the crowd Joined in her merry peals
| Bob Gid no: stay to finish his supper He left
mutering curses, and swearing to kill 10 on sight
And this is what the fuss was about.-Nashrille
| Union.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-07

This brief but beautiful extract is taken from an
English Magazine: "Educlton does no, commence
with the alphabet 1t begins with a mothers look
with fathers note of appreciation sign of re-
proof-with a sisters gentle pressure of the hand
or a brothers noble act of forbearance-with hand
full's Of flowers in green and daisy meadows-wlth
birds nests admired but not touche d-with creep
ing ants and almost imperceptibe emmets-"ith
hummng bees and glass beehives-with pleasant
walks in shady lanes-and with thought directed
in sweet and kindly tones, and words to mature the
acts of benevolence to deeds of virtue and TO the
sense of all good to God himself"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-07

TIE ARMY OF GENERAL Jos. E. JoHNsToN.-The
editor of this paper has received private letter
dated Sept. Goth, from officer in the army, con-
tanning the following item:
1.-The President reviewed the troops in bivouac
to day, and some of the men in Cheatham ard
Bates divisions called out to him to send Johnston
back aud proposed and gave three cheers for old
joe"
The writer also states that the officers having re-
ceived information that some. such demonstration
was to he made, issued orders prohibiting it and
threatening to punish the offenders. Some of the
men, however, we're bold enough to set the order
at defiance-Nacon Confed
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-07

THE SENAToRsHP.-The newspapers at the capital
are exercised considerably to who shall be the sue
cessor of Mr. Dortch. Gov. Vance is said to be
candidate. The Wilmington Journal thinks that
as Gov Vance was the man for Governor he can
scarcely be spared. We agree with the Journal,
and believe that Gov. Vance is now where he SHOULD
be. The East is entitled to the Senator, and one
could reflect greater honor upon his State and sec
ton than George Davis, of New Hanover. We
trust that he may be elected. He has been faith
full public servant and is omineny qualified for the
position We may refer to this matter agliu.-
F,IyettepiUs ClrOHnidn
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-07

REVOLUTION IN A PRINTING OFFICE-0n the 7th
instant the entire force Of compositors employed on
the Chicago Times we're dismissed and forty young
women were substituted The propretors of the
Times had been preparing for this course several
months, ever since the strike, and had these girls
under instruction in private rooms about the city.
dispatch from Chicago says the movement caused
great sensation among the printers, as it was under
St cd the Times had resolved to break up the prin-
ters' association. The association took advantage
of the proprletoTs OF the Tinae and sought to con-
troll or destroy their business In turn the publish
ers have thus attacked the association.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-07

THAT HAT-THE REPoRT.-Oae Of our most
rasciblc old hau;ues of the city, retains the time
honored fashion of wearing high top, glossy silk
nat few evenings ago he was trying to get
safely over that nuisance the Whitehall railroad
soldiers who were advancing toward him. They
yelled at him, Come out of that three story louise
roost." "uot any honey to SELF" Here's your
bee sum" Mister, do you wear mournn on that
air churn, kase your COWS are all deadg' Mister,
are your COWS dead p
Shaking his stick st them furiously, he retorted
"Yes, should think they were from the way
hear their ralves bawling."
The soldiers took the joke in high glee, and
laughed themselves out Of sight-A:lanta LateL
Egencer.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-07

The idea Of utilizing coal dust by putting it in
such form as to fer fuel is practically carried
out in Belgium. The end is effected by combining
eight parts of coal tar with ninety four parts Of coal
dust. This mixture, subjected to a great heat, be-
comes paste, which is pressed into cakes. These
cakes are warranted to produce not more than six
per cent Of ashes and are in great demand tor gem
Grating sleau on railway locomotives.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-07

The ROMAN SENTINEL.-When Pompeii was de-
stoyed there were many buried in the ruins of it
who we're afterwards found in very different stu.
atoms There were some found in deep vaults, as
some found in lofty chambers; but where did they
find tie Roman sentinel? They found him stand
ing at the city gate with his hand still grasping the
war weapon, where he had been placed by his Cap
tain, and there while the heavens threatened him,
there while the earth shook beneath him, there,
while the lava stream rolled, he had stood at his
post, and there, after thousand years had passed
aWay YVES he found.