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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04
ONLY TWO PARTIEs.

The brave Gen. Meagher addressed
the soldiers Of the Irish Legion, In New
York. a few evenings ago. His speech
burned with patriotism and eloqus nee,
aud in the course Of It he said: "There
are but Two parties in the country; one
for the Federal armies under Abroham
Lincoln and the other, the rebel armies
under JEFF. Davis. These are the only
two parties in the country to-day and
until the party heade6 by Davis has been
utterly routed aud annihilated, stand by
your party. IL Is the party Of the coun'
try, OF its history, Of its future"
The people Of the North are rapidly
coming to understand this question oI
parties precisely as General Meagher
States il. Tney see that there are bul
two sides to this controversy, that either
we must crush tho rebellion. or the re.
bellion will crush US. And earnest mer
mean that there shall be no doubt Of the
issue--the rebellion must be destroyed
a.t The VNi,~ saved.
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Atty. for Plaintiff
January IL, 1864. l5-6t.-S7 40.
Legal Notice.

Nelson Iloddy and Henrietta IIod-
dy his wife, James A. Ogg, William and hu-
cretia 0gg. Margaret Bral and Charles her
husband, Francis, John, Joseph, Samuel,
Margaret and Charles Mckinney, viii take
NOTICE, tat OF the 2lst DAY of JANu
AIRY, 1864, John e. Lee, filed his petition,
in a civil action. in the Common Pleas Court
of Seneca comfy, Ohio, against them and
Others, in which he shows that he holds a
mute Tor $50 and interest since January 81
le54, which is due and unpaid, aud the same
is secured by the Mortgage OF same date of
Ann j II, Arnold, Oh inlut No. - in the
2d Ward of 1lfiu City, Ohio. That John
b. 7. Arnold, and CaIharinr Q. W,ntz. Ike
wise hold note OF SlU6.1l cents, which,
witk interest from November Goth, le5I i,
due from and s, cured by the Mortgage 0i
same date Of Ann j. h. Arnold on said in
lot -.
1hnt on the llth day Of January, ls5s,
said lot was sod ut delinquent land sale to
A. b. Hovey, that the certificate Of such
sale, upon the procurement of and for the
sole ben, 1T Of the said Ann j. II. Arnold
waJ transferred TO Anthony II. Arnold, now
deceased, and Afterwards by like procurement
and for the same purpose. nm Auditors deed
therefor, was made aud delivered to said
Anthony ii. Arnold, all OF which transfer
aud conveyance TO said Anthony was pro-
cured to d.feat the lers OF Plaintiff and Of
the said John y. Arnold and q. c. Wentz.
Said Petitioner asks that said deed to An
thony II. Arnold may be cancelled, that said
liens may be established, and for other pro.
per relief. Said petition must he answered
Tor stand as true) on or before the Fourth
Saturday OF March, 1861.
LEE 4 BREWER,
Attys for Plaintiff
January 81, 1864. l6-6t--s7 30
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GOV. Brough aud Intosicntion.

The Ohio Slate Journal relates at
some length an incident in which Gov.
Brough was recently the principal actor.
Ue observed young officer, an educated
and refined young man, on the streets OF
Columbus, some time since, in state ol
beastly intoxication. Gov. Brough i'm
mediaiely ielegraphed TO Secretary Stan
ton for his removal. The request was
Immediately granted, and the young man
on recovering from his debuuch. found
himself minus his commission. The
most strenuous efforts were made by in
fluentiu friends to procure the resto.a-
ton ofthe officer. But Coz. Brough was
infirxible. He declared he had long
made it rule on the Railroad Of which
he was President, to dismiss any man
subject to inioxicatioD. He could moi
now adopt different rule in matter OF
still greSter Importance. Knowing how
great the harm which might result from
an Incorporate officer, he could not take
the responsibility to share the risk in thl'
case. Thereupon the officer and hi:
friends started for their home. The les
son was a hard one, but who dare say
that Gov. Brough did not do right =
SaaduSky Register.
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Legal Notice.

Hamilton McColl lister of De-
Ka b County, Indiana, James MeCcllisier
Selden Wakefield and Sarah Ann Wake
field, his wife Of Story County, Iowa, Arcli-
bald McCollister of Allen County, Kansas,
Carlos Smith OF Denver City, William Nc
Comb and Mary f McCUmb his wife OF
Lennwee County, Michigan. will take notice
that John W. Barrick Administrator with the
will annexed OF Hamilton MoUollister, late
of Seneca County, Ohio, deceased has this
day lied his Petition in he Probate Court
of Seneca County, Ohio, for an order to sell
the Real Estate Of said McCollister. to pay
the devses made by said MeCollister In his
said win. Said Petition will be heard on
the 18th day Of February, 1861
LEE 4 BREWER.
Atty's. for Admir-.
with Will annexed.
January IL b, lsC4. l5--4t sI4O
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Resoiutioss Adop,edby Co. e, ssth
Ohio

/ OnhOs
Kansas. January 10th 1864.
WK, the members Of Co. E, 49th o. V
NJ, for our own good, the prosperity and
safety Of our beloved State, and the preser.
vstion Of" that rich boon Of Freedom and
prosperity purchased by the blood Of our IA
thers," IN THIS uns Vvs, sv-.--.ns,, ,b,, 90
er doomedthe face Of earth, do adopt ~.
following Resolutions.
REsoLvEb, That we will do all in our pow.
cr, at the ballot boz, on the Geld OF battle,
or in any way tha, duty dictates to crush
out this unholy rebellion, ard 10 restore
peace and Union to our ooce happy, pros
perous, and yet. beloved country
REsoLtkp, That We will not forget those
who have noLly dared 10 face danger and
death In every form and have gone forth to
fight anew the battles Of Liberty.
RrsoLvtb, That, though absent from them
our hearts are ~ilh them, that We will re-.
spect each other as brothers, snd, that we
will rick our own lites in defense Of each
other, and will not give Up, until the South.
ern Con nfederacy be a thinb that "was and
Is not"
RESOLVED, That, when called to go, WE
WILL co. Tito die upon the altar OF our
country the sacrifice will be freely made, for
our sentiments are, and will be,
Oh, Thou my land, my native land
Thy Moth, thy South. thy East and West
United, all, forever stand
Nation Of Nations, greatest, best,
Thy flag TO every breeze unfurled
The star of hope to all the world.
RrsoLvID. 7 hat copy of the foregoing
Resolutions be offered for publication. in the
Tihin Tribune, mud one to the Tostoria
News.
A. ASH, Chairman.
ions KESSrDY, Secretary.
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OF Some months ago, i will be re-
memhered, Mr.. Justice Woodward, OF
the Pennsy ylvania Supreme Court, gave
an opinion adverse to the constitutional
ity of the Conscription Law, aud granted
an iniuction restraining Federal officer
from taking drafted men cut OF the State
This Injunction has just been diso yed'
ard ,he de cisiou of Judge Woodward re-
versed, by the full bench of judges (two
Judges dissenting).
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silver Mining on the Pacific Coast
aud in Mexico.


California papers give n lively account
OF the mining enterprises that are going
forward in so many directions in Oregon
aud California, n vada aud Sonora. We
would not undertake TO cnumcratc the
list of companies which have been formed
for working silver mines In the Reese
river country, Nevada Territory, the talk
is that silver ore is worth from four cents
to one dollar per pound. A corrcspon-
dent of the Alta Californian says that
the Harding and Dickman mine yields are
valued at the last named figure. The
Reese river country is hdld up as n COM
petiior of Washoe, and, SO to speak, is
only n year old. That is, the first settle
ment dates from January of last year.
New Austin, its capital town has poru-
lation of 5000, aud expects to rival Nlr-
ginia City. The first quartz i'll was
set up u Ju'y last. 1t has n connection
with the Overland Telegraph, aud, OF
course, new wspaprr. Half u dozen other
towns aud cities have been laid out, aud
many Of them are filling in with houses
inhabitants and all material signs oI busy
industry.
Some rich silver leads have been re-
Gently found on the Colorado, not far from
Fort Yuma, and new town, Bonneville
is springing up there as n consequence
of these discoveries. The Southern Cal
ifornia mines are now attracting great
attention, and a ponnd Of gold day t.
the hand on some ofthe diggings north
of Arizona is spoken of us frequently the
! ,uck of u diligent worker. In S1uthcrr
/ California, valuable discoveries of Copper
mines have been made. In the BIZ
Meadow District the Richmond" leat
can be traced II mile and half at an NV
erage width of fifty feet. The little la
Dor necessary to secure from this lead t
large amount OF rich ore may be judge
from the statement of the probability
that a single hand can gather 1905
pounds day, continuing 40 per cent. u
400 pounds OF metal.
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The New turren " The "1ccal' OF
the Cleveland Herald Thus describes the new
maes of the National Banking Company at
that place. ave were shown yesterday q
bill Of the denomination oftwo dollars, jusI
received for circulation by the Second Ma
sional Bank Of this city. The face of The
pin closely resembles the well known
1tsreenbacks" in srrenrance, hut upon the
back is a splendid engraving Of Desoto dis
towering tls Mississippi river. They ar'
beautiful bjlls. and We fel, just like fob
,bing' the one we saw, but would hardly
know what to do Eith so much money at I
Iime.''
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FWEEGEITS.

Iiy ths tonte Preights Of all dIsefipiions can hs
forwarded TO and from Philadelplna, Nav Yok
Boston or Baltimore, TO and from any paint the
Rail Road. Of Ohio, Kentucky, lndiana, Illinois.
Wiscon.in, Iowa OF NissonH, by R'iI Road dirro.
The Pennsylvania CentTN Rail Road also connect,
nj Phtsbnnsh with Steamer, by whirb q ood. can he
for Srled to any por the Ohio. Nnskingum Ken
tueky, Tennessee, Cumberland, lllinos, kis.ssppi,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, ATkansas and Red
RiveJ; aud at Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago
with Steamers to all Ports on the Nonh Western
Lakei.
Merchants and shippers enimiting the Transports.
tion Of their Freight TO this Conpany, eau rely with
confidence on its speedy uinsit.
the RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point In the West, by the Pennsylvania Centtal
Rail Road, are at all times as favorable as are
charged by other Rail Road Companies.
s1-Bs particular 10 marx packages EVA PESS'i
CENTRAL Il. H."
Fer freight Contracts or Shipping Directions sp.
ply to or address either OF the fol owing Agents o
the Company
ID. A. STEWART, Freight Agent, P1usbuggh.
CLARKE X CO., TIlHstsJ Agents, fIit,bussh.
n. w. BROWN x CO., Cincinnati Ohio.
r. C. MELnRUM x CO., Madison, IndisnA.
J. r. MOORE, Louisyilis, Ksntncky.
w. NJ. AIKMAN, Eyansyills, Ind.
X. r. SASS, ~. l.oais, Missoaft.
CLAkLE X 20 Chieiro, Illinois.
J. u. MoCOG.M, POrtsmOuth, %.
J. NJ. LOVE, MNyyile, KY
HALLk co, Marietta, q.
y. AYRES, Muskingum River.
w H.SE.L. LANGLEY, Galiipols, q.
II. =. PIERCE & CO., Hanesyills, q.
N. II. HUDSON. Ripley, %.
r, g. MELDRUM, Gsneral Travelling Agent
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JEFF DAVIS IL IN bad way. His
body-scrvant has followed in the foot.
steps of his stable boy, and reported him
self in Washington. His house has
been robbed, and then unkindly set fire
to. He is in reduced circumstances, nd
compelled to make turkey do duty at
three family dinners, that Is, when he is
50 fortunate as to dine on turkey. Nor
does he manifest patriarchul patience
under his accumulated udversitics. His
negroes gone, his plantation in Missis-
sippi as good as confscated, his house
and body servants dcserting him, thieves
breaking in upon him, and secret enemies
making bonfire Of his mansion, It Is not
to be wondered at that he should display
temper and got up cholcric rage on
slight proyocntion. Tie confederates
should get up ten cent subscriptio ion in
rebel shinplasrers for him. That is the
way it is done in these parts for eXlles
from their native Stutes.-Cin. Com.
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Dyspepsia Dyspepsia !!

pE. WruLEr-Iwss s'si, .gfer-t srn u,s
pUpsia ioI seven ysAts Evyr.thia. a.. 6liei ,ns
With WIND and drsaliul ysiu. srims lie NJ, ons 81,
sTs-t 1ufting. was 70 much sRic'sd thFt. n
drank glass oi ~ater fwovlJ AEON rr,ura ba, B a.
heated condition. applied every siga ef me-
your Advertisement Ia the Ledger ofa great errs
yepr great American D1snessia Pills had 'nsds
sshi 10 your store and puTehasedl boz. and con
msneed io use thrm and do ths nh God this day an.
well mSn, AMI can est ihrss gssls per day, have
sent number OF psrsons aer your pills usd hsvs
young man that MAS suffering With Dyspspsia In my
neishborhood eight Of your pIls aud thsy cursd hlG
sRlissb. You may rsf.I TO me you see proper,
jAros iiishtrs-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04

wonders will Never Cease l--Neiiher
does DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINZ
MENT ever fAiito stop the most severe pain.
This is no new hunnbng article, but an estab'
lished remedy, having been used by thou
sands during the last fifteen years. Call on
the agent and get phOmplet with full de-
scription Of this magic remedy. None gem
uine unless signed S. |. TOBIAS. Depot, Sc
Corilandt Street, New YOlk. Sold by all
Druggists. =
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sYmp,oms of CoIds.-A Cold i usu,

symptoms OF Coids.-A Cold is usual
ly accompanied with weight and pain in
the head, oppression In the chest, and some
difficult Of b1eathing,a sense Of fullness and
stopping atthe nose ,wa,ery, inaamed eyes,
soreness and rawness Of the threat, coughs,
pains about the chest, cold shiverings, sue.
;eeeded BY transient aushes Of heat, humor
from the nose. throat and lungs. in cOnse-
quepce Of Inflammation Of the membrane Of
ibese parts. and from internal fever. and Of.
ien difficulty OF expectorsiion. In ali
saeh eases MADAME zADoC PoRrER's
CURATIVE BALsAM wIll effect sn.imme.
date cure. s,e advertisement in suothel
column. f.fssr II.
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NOTICE


GEORGE w. CLINE will take
notice, that Petition was filed against him
ON the 3Oth day of December lS61, in the
Court Of Common flrns Of Seneca County.
Ohio. by Abel Kinney. aud is now pend.
ing, wherein the said Kin rcy demands parti.
tion of the following Rea Eststc,tu.
The East half of the South East quarter.
of Section thirty.siN, Township one. Range
thirteen in Seneca County, Ohio. containing
eighty acres of land mote or l,ss Also the
North half Of the West half Of the North
West quarter Of Section ak Township one /,
South Of Range fourteen in the County Of
WyandOt in said State of Ohio, containing
forty acres of land. aud that at the next term
af said Court, application will be made by
said Abel | Kinney for nm order accordingly
ABEL |. KINNEY.
II. O. PENNINGTON, Atty.
January I, ls64. li-6t-sI,GnO.
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Tho Original M.dirin. stsbi,led In it37, and N.
hTT suic le ever introduced Dhdsf the name y
'puLaoNc WATERs," In thism any Other cot Rtfy
all other Puimonia Wafrrs sre counts'fe... Th'
genuine can be known by the name OF BRYAN
bsing stamped on each Nslsr,
BRYAss PULsosoIo wATERs
Relieve coush,, Colds, Sore Throat, HoM.sns"
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Asthma, bronchitis. Dibeut DTssthing
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Relieve spiuing of Dood. Pains in the Chest.
Bryan's PulmOnic Waters
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lnng Diseases.
Bryan's PuImonic Wafes
Relieve Irritation OF the UyuAl aad ToB,.h,
Bryan's Pulmouio WATERS
Relieve the Shove complaints ia isn minutes.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are a blessing TO all Clssses and CONSTITUTIONS.
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Are adap;sd for VocSlis,s sad Public sPssksu,
Dryan's Pulnonic WATERS
Are In simple form sad plssssn. 10 tho tA.,o.
Bryan's Pnlmonic Waters
No, only relieve but effect rapid and lasting care,
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers
Are wsHaaisd to give sat- .iastioa 10 very one.
No family should be wiihoai hos Of
Byun's PulInonic WATERS
In the house.
No traveller shonld be without a supply Of
hyan's Pulmonlc Watefs
Ia bis pSsksi,
No person will eve, Object 10 give for
Byans PUlmonic Waters
Twsh,y.dss cspi,,
JoD MOSES, Sole Proprietor. 81 courlsnl "a. y. 1
ss2's1ssge e2' ifla, Ali
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II Is supposed by sO@e that the Prince Of
Wales visited this country in part to obtain
4 package Of uerriek ALIENS Gold Medal
Saleratus. Whether he did or not, it wou ID
do honor 10 the Queens table to have as nice
light Biscuit as that article always makes.
Ifspy one has any doubt on tlst sui ct. go
to your Grocer and get paper Immediately
and find 1t truth that there is nothing like
IL, Everybody sells Il.
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The State Fair The citizens Of Col
un,bus haze raiscd the rqui'ilr amf unt OF
money r,quired TO secure the holding OF the
State Fair ut that place. The citizens of
Columbus have shown some degree Of com
mcndab.e enterprise IA raising the amount
70 soon. The Fair will commence on the
J 9Th Of September, aud ooLtinue for four
DAYS as usual
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Oc-IETrERs from st Augustine, Flo-i-
dn, furnish intelligence Of the rcoccupa-
ton by Union troops, Of Jacksonville, on
the st. Johns river, about fOrty-fvc miles
inland from ST. Augustine. The event
is sad To have taken place on or about
the 9Th instant.
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Iublic Sale Mr. JosI rH swiGhRT viii
offer at public sale valuable tot Of person.
e. al property on Tucsda, February 9th, 1864,
near Cum, Mill. Those desiring to pur.
- Chase viii do we'll 10 he present.
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Local and Miscellaneous.
TIFFIN, o., FEB. 4, 1864.
ROLL OF HONOR.

The following amounts have been re-
ceived on subscription for the year 1869
and 1864, for the week ending Wednes-
day, + .bu Try 81, 1894.
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TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOW s:
FAST MAiI.-Leaves Piu.butgh at so 4. NJ,
arrives at Altoona Tor reakG't I.in 4. NJ.
r~nhe, Harrisburg at ls.i5 y. VI. and Ph'ladelphia
mbi5 PM.
BALTIMORE PASS NGERs by thi. train lss,s
HsId,bure At 20 ?. NJ. and arrive In Baltimore
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by ,bi, tDin leave
Philadelphia at 6.l5 T.. NJ. aud arrive IN New
Work at lO.OO r. NJ.
THROUGH ACCOMMODATIONS At all
Stauons--IeRre Piusbufgh ut J.n0 A. NJ, NJ.
riyes at Altoona Tor dinhet ~ ilY5 NJ,
reaches Harrisburg al $40 4. NJ, an' Philadel.
phin at Ills P.M.
THROUGH EXPRESs-icnves Pittshurgh at I 81
7. NJ, arrives st Aloont for supper at 92O L
NJ, Teochrs Harrisburg at . 81 a NJ. and Phils
delphia at 90 \. NJ.
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave
Harrisburg at ESQ a. NJ Hnd arrive in lIalIimors
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by hi. train leave
Philndrlph,a at A. NJ. aud HUi'e in New York
ut I2 Oh VI.
FAST LINE-Ieayes Pittsburgh nj 2 IS =. VI. ar
nve, at Altoona nj l2O A. NJ. reaches ilnui"
burg at 6,uO A ~, aud Lancaster Tor breakfast al
725 ~, arriving IN Philadelphia at d A. N
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave
Harrsburg at 7.O a. N. aud auve in Baiumor
NJ so A, NJ.
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train have
choice of routc,. A sleeping iar rams thron q
fr,m Piu.bufgh 10 New Soh, without change
YUIk at i.i5 =. N, by way oi Philadelphia, pa,s
eager reach New York at 200 =. N.
Tickets for sale 10 Bos on by boat or iail, Boa
tickets good any of the Sound Lines. Fare TO Al
points as Low Ne any route,
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r. IT. w. and Chicago II. r.. Co.
s. M. PETTENGILLk & CO.,

No. 81 Park Row. New York, a. d 6state
St, Boston, are our Agents for the TIrFIs
TRiBuSE. In those cities, and are authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
VIA at our lowest rates.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovsr, aud Farmers will find this a most adyan.
tageous IJuts for Live Stock CApaeious Yards we
watersd aud supplied with every convenience, have
been opened on this line and IT. ennnsutions, and
every iiteniion is paid to their wants From Harris.
burg, where will he toand every eonvsnisncs 6I
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE
MARKETS. This viii also be found the shoHs.t,
quickest, and most direct route for Stock TO kss
foTk--[yia Allentown and with fewer changes
than Rny other.
ENoCH LEWIS, Gen. suPt. Altoona, Pa.
!. 4. HOUPf,Gen. Ticket Agent, PhiIadelphia.
u. II. HOUSTON, Gen. Freight Agent, Philad's.
January 10, 1904 l5-if.
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The Howard Association Of iPhiladel'
plia has proved itself a lcng course oihon'
prrblr denling. to be very reliable and
highly useful Institution. We commend the
card Of thp Association to the attention o.
our readers " Irh much confidence in the in
t~griiy ard professional skin Of its mana
gers
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rhr American Exchange nnd Re
view This is a monthly publication devo.
ted TO Miscellany and useful knowledge ard
especially to Finance, Insurance, M'nu 'ac'
iur,s, Patents, Trad,s, Commerce, Mining
and Railway Intelligence. The January
number contains variety of interesting
matter on various subjects. Trrms-$3,0(
per annum; Single copies 25 cents. Addrcs.
wHlrrlxo 4 Co. No, 52l Chestnut Street
Philada Pa.
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What the Merchants say.-Tbs mer.
chants everywhere who sell De Lands Chem
ieal Sslsratus say that No article ever sold
gives such universal satisfaction to customers
They ike to have customers pleased-espe'
cialiy the ladies. They know it is th'
"Bousewives Favorits" = that ohemica
Saleratus.
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Heidelberg Literary Hall.
Ttrp Iapuatv OOH I

TirrS, January 29th, 1864.
At n regul lar meeting Of Heidelberg Lite
raty Society. January 29lh, the death ofJER
ENiAR N cnoLAs, Of Chombersburg, Pa. an
acriye member of this Society was announced
wher,u upon in conformity to the usual Gus
ton aud to prove our esteem for him white
living, the Society unanimously adopted
the following Preamble and Resolutions. as
tribute ol respect
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty CID
in His allWise Providence TO call from earth
to heaven JEREMIAH NICHOLAS, member
good aid true Of the Hedelbu,g Literary
Society. who in response t. the Dictates Of
patriotism Enlisted, in Co. X. l0lst Regi
mcnt o. V. |. In July, 1862 aud served to the
/ time OF his deuth, ns true patriot -
Though wounded ut different battles. he
Vas always at his post OF duty as an humble
private until he fell mortally wounded in the
battle OF Chieknmaug
TBrRLruRE b. 1T RESOLVED, That in the
death OF ERtMIAm NICHOLAS, the Society has
lost a faithful mcnb,r, who, while in our
midst won tie hearts Of all by his kind aud
noble qualiiIes, his eff, clionnte aud Oblig-
ing disposition - the Government II tue
sollier, the Church militant devoted mem.
Der while Il e church triumphant hus gained
one of cnrth's nublest sons.
RrsoLviD. That though dead his memory
will live tinbn lined in our hearts, nnd that
the cordially OF his manners. his untiring
xrr;i"ns in pnsuit uf know edge. his So
cinl hubits, his scts OF charity, and above all
hi. Christian character have established for
him department worthy of imitation by OUT
Socirty.
RE oL,ED. That We symratlizc with hi,
parents, nhd TINT 10y the deep scnsibility oil
his death nnrug US, we can fully realize
that we have lost n faithful member aud
they an obcdieht son.
REsoLvtD That lhesc proceedings Le
published in the Tflin Tribune and Advcr
tiscr, Western Missionary and Telescope of
Dayton, and thsta copy Of the same be sent
to his parents and that we preserve u cop y
in the Archives Of the Society"
St!: &, " \ k'f;.s", S.ca..r. Committee.
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