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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-12
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the taste. II is not violent remedy, but emolen AZ
sarming, searching aud effective, eak be taken by
lhe oldesi peTson OF youngest child.
MADAME EADoC PORrERS CURATIVE
bAiSAM isuo new sha untried me- dieins, but has
been used BY the public fos the past ten yea, with
unpsIeued success and a. acquired its present ex
lenslNe and aigely iaceasing sse, siaPLy by being
recommended b, those who ave used Il 10 their al.
hieled fiends Ahd others.
ifNou HANEA COLD II ever 50 slight, do moi
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al which Y issold' brings ID in the reach of even
oas, harshey may always Keep convenient fos use
ths umssy use Of a sS cent bottle will oftea prove
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Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia I


DR: MisHARr' I have been n constant ,u,,y.,
with Dyspepsia for the last eighteen yesr., durinr
which time ! cannot say that I ever enjoyed a psI.
ietuy well day. There were times when the symp.
toms were more aggravated than other,, and th.n
seemed u won ID be great relief TO die. had 81
All tunes an unpleasant feeling in my head, but late.
NY Aunenngs 20 much Increased that became al.
most unht for business Of any Kind, my mind wa.
continually filled wth gloomy thoughts and forebod.
inss, sndifl attempted TO change their current br
reading, al once sensation of icy eoldnes, In con
neeton win dead weight, as IL were, rested npon
my brain also FEELING OF sickness weud occur al th,
stomach, and great pain 10 my eyes, accompanied
with which was the continual fear Of losing NV tea.
SON also experienced great lassitude debility and
nervousness, which made IL difficult to walk by day
or sleep al night. became Avsrse TO society and a,
posed ony 10 seeuson and having tried the skitI Of
a nnmber OF eminent physicians OF various seheols
hnaly came to the conclusion that, for this disease
a. my present age IS years, there no cure in ex
isienoe Hut, through the interference Of Divine Pro.
vidence, to whom deyoDtly o1eT my thaaks, latls,t
iounda sovereign remedy in you Dyspepsia Pills ana
Tar Cordial, which seem to have ehseinaiy Tsmoysd
amos'ihe last trace OF my long list Of aifments and
ad feelings, and In their place health, pleasure aud
eenientment aIe my every day companions.
JAMES NJ. sAUDERs,
No, $50 North Second Street, Philadelphia, fos-
mer OF Woodbury., NJ.
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Manure.

The largest and best stables
have a central alley passing
through them, wide enough for a
wagon or horse-cart to pass and
carry out the daily cleanings of
the stalls. Smaller stables NAV
be cleaned by wheeling out daily
by hand. There are different
modes of managing manure in
winter-ifnot very strawy, it may
be drawn at once and spread over
the fields. On grass land thus
treated 1t will produce much bet.
ter effect than ifapplied in spring
the rain soaking the soluble por-
tions well into the soil and among
the roots an equally good effect
10 produced il the sod is TO be
p'owed for corn. Nor far need
be entertained Of the manure
washing away, except in the beds
ofstSeams, as the soil, as soon as
thawed, especially if Of loomy,
clayey nature instantly aLsorbs
the soluble manure. IL the ma,
nure is quite strawy, it should be
paa;ed in large, square piles that
il may rot down -and when the
central portion is decayed, the
edges should be cut down with a
hay.knife and thrown on the top
Manure containing little fibre, o,
litter, should be kept under shell
ter TO prevent waste, but coars,
and strawy manure should be ex,
posed 30 rains t. hasten decay
Muck, which has beon shovelled
ont and dried last summer, may
now be drawn and applied to
yards and manure heaps.
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Price 25 and 80 Gents per Bottle
The best, and Cheapest and most effectual
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Colds, Cronp, Nhooping
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AfuRGLV a NEGArAHIEEx
fEcroRANr prepared with
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skill, from a combination
otlhe best remedies the
vegetable kingdom az.
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power assist the healthy
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otthe blood through the
lungs 1t enhVsns ~
muscles aud assists the
skin to perform the duties
otfesulating the heat Of
the system, and In gent.
" throwing ofths waste
substance from the sar.
face Of the body. II lOos.
ens the pllegm, induces
lres spiiting aud win be
found NeFY nvfeeahia ..
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can only give few ofths msnv thon,spd. cf,.r
Hfcaies am receiving In ihvor of hi, great Msdi.
cine but have had quantity orihem published b,
cEular form, whish send free on application
Whether yon conclude to give the Medic IN, q IN NJ
OF not, send ior circular. Price finy Cents, aud one
Dollar, bottle.
Prepared only BY the proprietor.
DIR. l.. q. e.. WiSHART,
h.lahelphia. Pn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-25

The president has approved and signed
the bin regulating the coasliog trade
by which 1t is provided that any boat, sloop,
or other vessel Of the U s. navigating The
waters Of our noflbcrn, northwestern or
norlheasicrn frontiers, otherwise than by
sea, shal:be enrolled and licensed in such
form as other vessels. which enrolment and
license shall authorize them to be employed
either 10 the coasling or foreigo trade on
those frontiers, aud they are in every other
respect liable to ,outhorzsd aud licensed
vessels. Nttfflb z EL ~
The President has also approved and
signed the act 10 prohibit certain sales OF
Gold and Foreign Exchange, commonly
called the Guld BIZ. ="
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Rebel Bullets and copperhead Ballots.

The following, from the Atlanta (Ga. J
Register, must be cheering % our Northern
Copperhead'. 1t shows them that their
part in the work of destroying the Uuiou
is appreciated by their rebel allies
Ex President Pierce, Seymour, of Con-
necticut, Fallandigham. Reed Wood, Rich
ardson, and hundred of others, are as hos
llIe TO The war as they are TO Black Repub.
IicaniSm. These men are doing US indirect
service. They are not openly and avowed
ly our friends, nor could we reasonably ask
this OF them. But they are not orr bloody
enemies. U.nited against Mr. Lincoln aad
Als ~icked pOticy. breaSting the power of an
overwhelming majority, i'm to The trad-
uons and prcccdents Of constitutional lib.
criy, this noble band Of patriots is striving
TO erect break-water that shall arrest the
surges of the unloosed deluge. If they do
no more than resist the centraliz,tion of
Mr.. Lincoln. that far they ore worthy of
our respect and sympathy. If they hold
up the banner of State rights, that far
they are advocating a sentiment entitled TO
our admiration
x,
and such a course ought to have our cor
dial appreciation Step by step the same
convictions and the same temper that have
braced them in compact unity and fiery
yalor, 10 denonnce ultra Federalism and
New England fansticism, will inevitably
bring them upon The right ground as il
respects our independence. We confess
our faith in their p, lilical principles.
We confess our conf lencc that event.
ually these men will see the whole
truth and embrace all its conclusions.
We can gain nothing by denounciug
them. We may lose much by presenting a
hostile front to their peace movements.
Live with them under the same govern.
ment we never will. But, meanwh,Le, If
they lriH use The ballot boz against Mr.. Lin.
coin arAile We use Tie cartridge boz, each side
TiH be a helper 10 the other, and both CO. ope.
rate IN Accomplishing the greatest acoyk Which
this century and Tie continent hare crer nit
messed
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WAR NEWS.

Special 10 the Times, Headquarters Army
Of Potomac, Sunday 10Th, a. m.
No positive advantage has been obtained
over the enemy during the last a hours.
There has been more or less fighting along the
whole liue--our right aud left have been swung
10 something more than one mile. while the
center has been advanced but little. Peters
burg is surrounded by an abattis of Y aukee
bayonets within easy range of the city. And
was quiet last night.
The Tribunes special from the Army Of The
Potomac. dated Sunday, June 10th, says:
The fourth day OF the battle Petersburg
ended last night. We attacked three times.
yesterday Warren joined on the left and
swung around with skirmishing front half a
mile q. each advance taking one line of works
and pressing up TO another and The last. Han
cock and Burnside, 10 the center, found more
opposition. The former has gained half
mile. the latter more. The loss in tho last as.
sault was particularly severe 10 Barlow's and
Gibbons divisions, AID the I'd division Of Burn
sides. Miles division OF the 9th corps, and
Martindale's division Of the 18th corps, swept
up the river to within half mile OF the town.
One more line and we will have the town. which
we now semi. circumvolate TO it's last defensts
The Hersld's special Of the 18th. a. H., says
that at four O'Clock this morning. Burnside's
corps attacked the enemys works on the left
of our line aud carried them after severe aud
protracted struggle. capturing about 500 pris-
ouers. six excellent brass field pieces and two
that were spiked.
The Times special says the exploit of q
email part of Buffers force on the Richmond
and Peiersburgh Railroad was q brilliant az
fair.
A force of 1000 advanced three or four
~~.si. - H. ~
my, whom ii succeeded in cutting in two, by
destroying three miles of railroad, over which
troops were passing.
While our men were destroying the railroad.
. picket force OF rebels came down. but a mere
haadfa OF our uen held them at bay till the
work was accomplished The picket was re-.
inforeed heavily snd our men retired.
The Herald's special ssys. Hancocks old
wound has been so troublesome that he was
obliged TO ask 10 be relieved. Request was
granted, and Birncy has command of his corps
Il Is stated there are 30 600 rebel troops Ii
Petersburg. and they are continually reinforced
The attack at q. m. Saturday, by the q
corps. met but little opposition. Our troop
passing over formidable works occupied b,
the eoemy the day previous, and captured 81
or so prisoners.
Cssusities on both sides were few.
We moved on and developed another liue o
works, shout 500 ysrds beyond. Here tb'
rebels made stubborn resistance
Al noon general sdssoee Of the I'd corp
was orsesed. The asssulting force sonsistet
Of three brigsdes The line rushed forwsrs
caIsniIy, bat could not Withstand the deadly
IRE Of musketry. grape and cannister, though
thcy rot within rs yards OF the earthworks
They fcIf back, leaving thsir dead and woun
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omeIaf
w.sHseros. june 2ad, lOF. ".

WASHINGTON, Juoe -@of W. hs
To Gen. Dir:-Dispalcbec from City
Point at 4:S0 this evening. report DO fight
ing TO day. Movements are in progress,
however, which are not now proper for
publ cation. ~
The Richmond papers report an attack
upon Lyuchburg; by General Hunter on
Saturday. and that he was repuked. 1t is
believed, however, that there was noihisg
more than recoDnoise and having ascsr-
tanned the place 10 be strongly defended,
General Hunter withdrew aud is operating
ou the enemy's communications at other
points.
: A dispatch from General Sherman, dated
yesterday evening $50, states that it has
rsiped almost incess sltly, spite OF which
our kses have pressed forward steadily sne
that an importsat position has been gained
by General Howard. The The enemy
nisde desperate attempt to re'take tbi'
positio9 last night. nskiDg seven distinct
assaults 0n. Whitaker's brigade OF Stan
lsy's division, sod losing not less Than zoe
or soc men. Two hundred killed wers
left on Whitsker's front.
The assault was followed by heavy or
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-25

The WBrsKEY Tax continues to be foot ball
between the House and Senate. While the
House goes for taxing the stock on hand the
Senate is for striking out. 1t is not little Gu.
rious to witness the tenderness of grave Sena-
tors upon this subject. What influence should
thus be brought 10 bear on that body that
should fail in the house, il is not easy TO see.
That they should stand in the way of the e.
osncial needs Of the government the represen
tations and suggestions of the Secretary OF
Treasury which put the tax after July at 81 so !,
and $500 after January. aud the convictions
of the great body of the representatives is
at least iuexpcable. IL is understood hat
Me- Chase requested that dead look with the
Senate by non-coucurrence should be avoided
by the House il possible, and that the biz be
suffered TO take it's passage by yielding the
point, that It's contemplated relief may be at
once enjoyed.
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one of Gen. Buffers sharp Things.

A correspondent Of the n Y Tribune
tells the following 10 recent letter from
General Butler'S Headquarters
c. c. Pearson and jones Leary, for.
merly billiard aud lgnor. saloon keepers
uHd gamblers in Norfolk, having smuggled
themselves from Norfolk TO Bermuda Land.
ing without passes, were recently brought
before the Commanding General, who is.
sued the following order
1IEADoUARTERs DEP'r VA AND n. c.. !
IL THE FIELD, june ~, 1864.
G. G. Pearson having smuggled himself
within my lines, contrary to law aud with.
out pass. on board the gunboat Pink,
Ensign Kendrek, master, and being, by
his own statement, able bodied and with.
out any business, is ordered TO be set to
work in the trenches until further orders
20 supply the place of soldier who has
other occupation. There being constant
employment for him in Gen.. Kinks line,
he will be forwarded there BY command
OF Msj Gen. BUTLER
The same order was issued in the case
OF Leary. One of them pleaded that he
had served under the General at he be
ginning Of The war. "Very WELL" said
the General, Serve with me now at The
end of it," Pearson begged eff, telling
the General TO remember his family in
Norfolk. !'Wcll, am not doing anything
to disgrace your family" "But they
won't know what has become of me !"
True, Davenport, print this order iu the
Norfolk papers and then his family can
see where be is."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-25

4 IL is said that Secretary Chase stated to
Q member Of The Finance Committee, that
The expenses Of the Government for the
fiscal yeor, ending June 80. would be $780,
100000. aud that the entire National debt
would be 81, 900. 900.
The Emperor Of Russia has recalled his
Embassador from Rome. This is regarded
as a, mark Of the Emperor's displeasure
with the recent Allocution Of the Pope rel
atiYe 10 Poland
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-25

tillery IRE, under which the position was
fortified and Is now srfe. Our cavalry Is
across MONDAY Creek on our left and one
brigade Of 23d Corps is across Noses Greek
on the right. but the rebel left is behind q
swomp, aud the rains prevent any advance
The lighting has been quite severe at all
points, the enemy resisting s'ubbornly and
attempting the offensive whenever be eau.
General Sigel reports from Martiusburg
to-day that there is no tnuth iu the state.
ment Of ,be Philadelphia Ilqoirer, Of the
2lst, ID relation to raid By Moseby
Winchester is not occupied by The enemy,
nor are the telegraph wires cut between this
place aud Harper's Ferry.
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THE GREAT
American Tea Company,
81 Tesseu Street Nom YorI

Since its ogauation has created in the history
SELLING TEAS IN THIS COUNTRY
A LII our Teas are selected by Prefes.
IA essional Teaaster expressly and exclusively u.s.
and charge two cents O2 cents per pound
above cnst for original packages.
We have but price to every for each quality and
that price Is always marked each sample package at
store in plain figures.
We issue Monthly Price List of Teas which will be
sent free TO all who order tive advise every tea seller to
1t comprises full assortment selected for every
Indies In this list each kind is divided into Four
est every understand from description and the
prices annexed that the Company determined 10 under
sell the whole tea-trade.
We guarantee 70 sell al Teas In original packages at
not Two Cents pound above cost believing this to
he attractive to the who have heretofore been paying
Enormous Profits.
Our business Is largely done orders, which always
execute well and promptly though the buyer him
self giving weights and ares and alway
everyhng responsibility enabling TO do all prom
se Every dealer order his teas direct from the Compa
nv and parties doing business within Five Hundred 5000
miles o New York return Tea bought of if they
not cheaper than they elsewhere and the purcha
is dissatisfied with his bargain within fourteen dUys Q
and have the money refunded them. Those who
Five Hundred miles have thirty 500 days, and the
privileges extended to them.
Besides these advantages the Company will pay all
penses both ways, IL the Teas returned
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Importers and .JoJbers,
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| LETTERS Remaining Unclaimed in The
Warmers Pinolea,

SHOUDD be possessed by every man
~ and woman in the country. Being more volatile It is
far Superior TO Benzoe or Naptha for
Removing Grease Spots,
and is much agreeable to use us II is not only void of
that horrible scent but possesses agreeable aud pleasant
odnr supplying the place of cologne other perfunery
II hasa greater affinity oils than any known sub
and hence unites with them Immediately, evaporaes
leaving the garment entirely free FROM spot stain.
How many valuable coats thrown as useless
because OF geasy collars cuffs How many hats, caps
gloves dresses carpets and garments OF all descriptions
vaueess from the cause all of which be saved
with one bottle Of the Pinoea.
The following of the many testimonials received
from distinguished gentlemen;
Mo. WARSRR-Dear SIR have tried your Pinoea, and
find far superior TO anything used for
grease spots think II very valuable article, and would
cheeruly recommend il to my friends public Eve
ry person should lave lote as Will save 500 worth
of clothing. Pref AMOS b. LUCE.
Kingsyie, June 1864.
Mr. NJ. r.. wARsER- Dear Sir You ask me to give my
candid opinion to the merits of your Pinolea. This
cheeruly do. have used 1t during the past year. and
honestly that would not be without it for ten times its
cost 1t like magic In removing that may chance
to fall upon upon garment coat whose collar has be-
Dress by the the Pinoca entirely ceansed
made to appear like There is not that objection
to the of the Pnoea that obtains against most other dc
tergens Instead Of odor has the perfume Of
bergamo but by exposure to the and air. ALI odor
vanishes II administers comfort his
and makes him respectable. Yours. &c.
A. JUDSON BARRETT, A. N.
Principal of Kingsvie Academy
Such commendations coming from such the above
are truly atterng Many others might be added but the
Address NJ. Il. Warner,
7J6 Kingsville o.
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Cyrus Apery,
Manufacturer OF

1@' Sheo Iron and Copper HIars.
WOULD announce to the public, that
he Eas opened Shop on Main at, Ashtabula, oppo.
e tne Esore Of H. a. Dick three doors south Of the
Tor all kinds Of Jobbing, and work in bis line
which w be attended to With pomptnsss and 10 wOrkmss,
like manner.
FROM tsn years experience Eastern and wesers etss
and apy amount Of county practice he has the fullest
adsnee thai he oan give satsaation to ALL
Tin Roofing Setting Of Hot-Air Furnaces.
Gutteripg and Eye-troughs.
yill receive special spd ready attsntien-
All kinds OF Ware will also be kept constantly Rand
Wholesale and Retail Stoves aud Stove Furniture Hollow
Ware, Tin and Copper Boilers Tea Kettles aud stove Pipe
kept en- hand ana made 70 order.
change. g. AVERY
As6iabula, Ohio, March 4, issa, 800
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-
wiii the Negro Right.


There is u complete concurrence Of ties
timouy as TO the superb courage Of the
negro troops at the storming of the Peters.
burg intreuchmenis on Wednesday The
dispatches TO the War Department refer to
them as assaultng and carrying the rife
pits with great gallunuy, and add: The
hardest fighting was done 10y the black
troops. The forts they stormed were the
worst of all. After the affair was over,
Gen. Smith went TO thank them, and say
he was proud Of their courage aud dash
lie says they cannot be exceeded as sol
diers, aud that hereafter he will send them
into fficult place as readily as the best
white troops. They captured six out of the
sixteen cannon which he took. The ac-
counts Of all the newspaper correspondents
are Of the same tenor. The facts are be-
youd question The division which earned
this pruise was the division OF Gen links,
part of Gen. Buffers command. The re-
peaicd testimony on this point, is settling
pretty tffectunlly the question of be cour.
age ard steady gallantry of the negro