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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
DON,T RTI DECEIVED,

DON'T he DECEIVED!
nr. Cbeeseman's rills have received, and are
receiving the sanction ofihe most eminent Physi'
clans IN America.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each box. The
price. ONE DOLLAR FER BON, containing from
inyto sixty Pills.
10 the prupneOrs, any authorized agent, in current
iunds. Sold hy nrigr,sts generally.
HUTClliNGS lll,LNER, PRoPRfgroRs,
~ Cedar street New Nok
Sold in Tihn by DuIloi, Co., st,John aud Mar.
qnarli.
Mes,r. benton Il Bros. Cleveland, wholesale
ngents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

can only give \ few the msny thoussnds orees
tihcs'es am receiving in fsyor Of thi. great MsjL
cine but have had quantity Of them pnb she'd in
9 rcular form, which send free on appiisstion.--
Whether you conclnde to give the Medicine irih
OF not send for eirenlar Price fihy Gents, ssd One
Dolar.a bottle.
Prepared only by the proprietor,
DR.. l.. q. e.. wfSHART,
PhIlsdslphis, Pa
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

We see by correspondence published, between
Judge Sawyer and George @ Doherty, the recent
aPpointee official reporter in the Fourth and
Twelfth District Courts, that Mr.. o Doherty says
he is intensely loyal. \ good joke on the Judge,
to ask of the accused whether he is guilty or
not he might have known that money will make
men of his stamp almost anything. Why was
not proper investigation of the affair made it
would certainly have placed Judge Sawyer in a
better position had he done something more than
merely ask the accused whether he was Union
man or Secesh. Everybody that can read a news
paper knows that ODoherty published the
meanest kind of secession sheet at San Jose ;
there are plenty of good reliable men in the
county he is from, that will give evidence to his
traitorous sentiments.-Sicrrd Democrat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
Mothers !! Mothers Mothers

m Don't tail to procure Mrs. ETns!Or's Soothing
Syrup for CHILDREN TEETliNG. This valuable prepare
the prescription Of of the best female ply 'cai
and nurses the United States and has been used for thirty
years with falling safety and by millions OF
mothers and children the feeble infant Of week old
to adult Ii only relieves the child from ialn but IN
stomach and bowels corrects acdty and gives
energy the whole system 1t Will almost Instant
ty relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND cH0llc.
We believe it and remedy in the world TO all
cases of and ARRiGA in riltret whether II
arises from Teething from any other cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle None
genuine unless fac sime Of CURTIS PERKINS New
York is on the outside wrapper sold 10y all Medicine deal
srs Principal Office Is Dey street. New York
re Price only 25 cents per bottle.
REDINGTON co.
l46 and l4S Front street. san Francisco.
40 .n sm Agent for California
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
S-T-Is60-X.
brakes Plantation Bitters !

They purify strengthen and invi5ora
They create a healthy appetite
They are AN antlotc O change of water and lic'-
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and cnivcn the mind
They prevent miasnlatic and intermittent cycrs.
They purify the breath and aci,tS Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They Darrhca Cholera. and Cholera M'rbai
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are the the world They make the
fJh1htei BGHFrS gIcaf FtSf'fT
They pure Croix Rum. tt c'rifatrd Ill
herbs. and taken with tn" pressure
Of beverage, without REGARD TIM" 81 l"N l"-
tcuIarly II delicate persons requiring g t'
smuan Sold by all GroccTs Druggists. iiutci- AMI 81
locus +. II. Drake Co.. New York. CEANEa BH"H.M,
Agents, SAN Francisco l--nf""
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
NUMBER 8.

Coon BuRLEsouE-Under the head of 4" tele-
graphed expressly for the Old Piute,' " Import
ant news" Terrific Battle, !" Gen. Plums
entire Army cut to pieces l' " Gen. Culley Vic
torious = ETC., Lovejoys Washoe City paper
has the following good hit on the genuine Over
land dispatches of the times
WAsHoE CRY, Feb. TO- 1854
An g intelligent contraband y has just arrived
within our lines who reports a great battle to
have taken place between Federal Gen. Culley
and Gen. Plum, the noted Guerrilla Chief The
loss OF Gen. Plum is very great. His entire ar
my of 10000 men was cut to pieces he had
8 900 killed and 2, 900 wounded and taken pris-
oners. Gen. Plum is among the prisoners
Our loss is small five men killed and two
wounded.
Gold 1876.
ONE DAY LATER.
WAsHoE Cry, Feb llth, 1864
1t is reported that Gen. Plum was defeated by
Gen. Culley, with the loss of about A. 900 killed
and 900 wounded. Our loss is small.
Gold l40
WAsHoE CRY, Feb. 18th, 1864
Reliable information has been received from
gentleman who was an eye witness of the tight.
He states that the enemy under Gen. Plum, the
noted Guerrilla Chief, has been defeated, and it
is presumed Gen. Plum taken prisoner.
LATER NEWS FROM THE BATTLE.
WAsHoE CITY, Feb. 18th, 1864.
The number of the enemy killed and wounded
in the late battle, is not great as was at first
supposed. Several 81 intelligent American gentle
men of African descent" state that the loss of
Gen. Plum must be somewhere between 100 and
TO-, 900. Our loss is somewhat larger than at first
reported
Gold l47.
WAsHoE CRY, Feb. 18th, 1854.
1t is reported that Gen. Plum managed to
tescape with q smaller loss than was at first sup
posed His entire loss is probably about 200 in
all.
Gold l4S.
WAsHoE CITY, Feb. 18th, 1864
1t is said no fight has occurred as yet, but
one is hourly expected, and no doubt will come
off soon.
Gold l49.
WAsHoE CITY, Feb 18th, 1864.
| Gen. Culley has been ordered to Washington
The whereabouts of Gen. Plum is not at present
known. There will be another court of inquiry
instituted for the purpose of finding out why
! Gen Culley did not find Gen. Plum and engage
him in battle
Gold $50. Whisky 100
All qniet on the - Wires down.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
sg- The Medical and surgical Institute

Dr. l. CkAPK.Y is already sccurc1 in position winch
places well it, proprietor, far above the assaults of
Snvy and professional malice In the schools Of France the
highest prizes often awarded to practitioners in this de-
parment of Medical science they occupy with others
ci,i!v lofty position in the profession Record il IN Illus
trYus example. shining light among the philosophical stars
of m Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has fully cmlled him
10 auatry proof of which. the PiH.rhId Col
.f Medicine COM iImcntc linn with Diploma ana M
al eia,dcIu degree. Selecting this a. his H'iH "i
~ although qualified eIainate Of the University
vc-,ii and late Ciri Surgeon OF the Huh'flh
.,ry .ru,y for more extended labors Or. L. j. Czapkay
has bent his attention the ot chronic ana ~
diseases. in which he has become great m expert h
e il now regarded the this branch o h lros
sion the United States. and his portraits ana bI"
raphy published matters of interest to Their readers IN
the most xcIusive Journals The Doctors offices at his
Medical Surgical Institute Sacramento street corner
Lcdesdorf, nearly opposit, the building of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company.
~ ask particular attention of our readers to the
certificates Of remarkable cures in another o
1hs paper. ft'""'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
= On, if there is an earthly bliss

. On if there is an earthly bliss
More precious than another,
1t is when with delight you kiss-a pretty girl
when she sends certain individual out of
the room the important errand of seeing
what hour is indicated by the family time
piece down stairs
Certain individual being her brother.
While musing thus, one Summer eve,
As by the fair ones side | sat,
The time near at hand to leave@so stealing
my arm around her waist, drew her gently
to me, and when in the act of applying my
lips to hers, the door softly opened, and
her respectable q Ma " appeared, armed
with broom-stick, and before knew where
! was
| was knocked into a cooked hat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

WHAT is PoLYGAMY?' asked Ike, who stum-
bled over the word in paper. Mrs. Darlington
looked severe. Polygamy," said she. q" IS
where men have ad libertne privilege of mar
rying pleurisy of wives, God bless EN-, when
they can't take care of one as she ought to be
with cotton flannel forty cents yard and hour
at FABULOUS prices" Ike was satisfied, ana I'M
mersed himself in notice of Hassam's skates
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

If we expect ever to live with the rebels In
Union. we should endeavor to make ourselves as
agreeable and not as disagreeable as possible
~ y. World.
For our part, we don t expect ever TO live with
the rebels in a Union, for we expect them TO
cease to be rebels, and then we will :. make our,
selves as agreeable to them as possible Until
then, we expect to be as dsagreeable to them as
villainous saltpeter can be.-Ch'cdgo Post
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

ON ONES Do IT, SoMETINEs.-A little girl of
four years was saying her prayers not Tong since,
when her little brother three years older, came
slyIy behind and pulled her hair. Without NOV
ing her head, she paused and said 'iPlease,
Lord excuse me minute, while kick Freddy"
We have known older persons to excuse them
selves from praying, to "kick " somebody.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

Coop SCHOOL TEACHERS THE BEST Police
FoRcE.-In his recent report the county Super
intendent of Schools in Alameda makes the fol-
lowing good hit
81 suppose every believer in popular Govern
ment will admit the truth of this proposition ::
1t is the right and duty of the State to perpetuate
its life in the best and cheapest manner
That proposition being admitted, there is another
just as plain and simple: 1t is that good school
teachers are The best and strongest police force If
there is any doubt on this point we need only to
open our eyes upon our country. Why is the
Nortm loyal and the South disloyal? Simply
because at the North the State has propagated
its life through the public school, while at the
South it has not If you point to the mobs and
the Copperheads at the North, you do but
strengthen the argument. For | suppose it is a
notorious fact, that in great many instances al
least, Gov. Seymours friends have for mld-
die name.
Commenting on the above the Marysvile Ap-
peal says
. Patriotism, a holy regard for government
and law, is most ardent where public schools are
most regarded The South could never have
maintained slavery with system OF tree pubic
schools for all her people. If she had always
maintained a thorough system OF public instruc-
ton, slavery had long ago died natural death,
and the now instead of being one vast battle
field her soil drunk with human gore, and her
ground filled with the slain, would be far ad-
vanced in such career of prosperity and true
glory as we little dream of and her whole peo-
pie would be filled with the most ardent loyalty,
instead of gloryfyng in their shame.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
HeimStreet'S Hair Restorative
IT is NOT A DYE

But restores gray hair to its original color by supplying
the capillary with natural substances impaired by age
or disease All dyes composed lunar ceh'c
destroying vitality and beauty Of the ar ana ah"r of
Themselves Heim-treet lnomitabe C"i"rs
not only restores natural color by an easy process
but gives the hair
Luauriant Beauty,
promote its grow h prevents falling of, crlcaie dand-
ruff and mparts health and pleasantness to The head IL
has time being the original alr ,ol"iS
and Is constantly increasing ted by both gentle
sold by all respectable Dealers or can
be procured them of d. : BARNES Proprietor Ne" frk
tosrrrrER Agents, san Francisco TWO sizes
"a cents and l2.-neow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

CoLp ExTgEMITIEs We observe that some Of
the Democratic papers, of the East, are discus
sing whether or no the Democratic party is dead.
A consultation upon such subject by experts
argues at least case of extraordinary suspension
of animal ton.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

THE COMING ScRIMMAGE.-A Paris correspond
ent, speaking of the preparations for war IN
Europe, says:
The comic side In this whole affair of arming
of nations ia that no one knows who is going 10 70
fight who, and yet every one knows that tne'e - =;
to be fight somehow therefore eacn nAn -
getting ready his shillelah,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

"OH DEAR p exclaimed Henrietta throwing
horoeIf into the rocking chair, "I'll never go to
that post-office again to be looked out OF coun-
tenance teaa by all those men the sidewalk It's
80 nroyokipgi What can do, Sarah Jane, to
stop those awful men from staring me SO in the
FACE ~ "Do as | do, replied Sarah, with
sI look q shor your ankles
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
TERRIBLE THREAT

TERRIBLE THREAT-At Woman 5 Rights Con-
vention in New York, resolution was reported
and laid over for the next meeting that if JUS
tice was not fully done to the ladies, and soon,
then they would stop the population OF this
country
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

Louis NAPOLEON is said to have recently OBJ
served Il always gauge my English popularity
by Punchs representations of me. When am
popular he fatters my physique; when am in
bad order he makes ugly. lie has made me
hideous this week. suppose am very much
out of favor la-Jas just now.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

VERY REFryED.-A boardingschool miss being
unwell, thought it not gentee to say bilious, so
she complained of being Wiliamous. These are
the days of refinement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

NEVER judge from manners, said Lord BY
ron, " for had my pockets picked by the civil
est gentleman I ever met with.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
Meeklu rinity 9onrnal.
WeaverviIIe, Saturday, March 5, 1864.

TALKING TO THE PoINT.-Un the 9th ult lion.
f. NJ. Smith, of Butte, made telling speech on
the bill (since defeated) providing for the repeal
of the Specific Contract Law of last Winter
The entire speech is worthy of being reprinted
in every loyal journal in the State, but we have
only space for the closing paragraphs. Mr.. Smith
said
" Mr.. President, have done. ! feel that !
have done my duty. | have sought only to
awaken the people of this State to the fact that
monopolized capital was at against the great
interests OF the people, and that the struggle
now at hand which would determine the contest
know not what will be the result of your action,
Senators. 1t may be that you will by your votes
determine that the Specific Contract Law shall
remain on the statutes of this State. If this be
your Will then let it stand Jldckened monument,
torering up to the rcry hearcns, 10 which all men
IN the future wW point as cridcnce that the great
state Of California; Gmjdthe terr6te conflict Of arms,
and mighty lcar IN tchich great nation lraS en-
gdged, fighting fo&uSidin its rery existence ; that
tie great state Of CALIFORNIA; turing that dag
and period twned lis hack upon the Gorcrnmeu, and
by solemn endct'nem struck 6iow at the rery poucr
Hrough ~h'ch and By which the nation acas sared
Aye, y you ~iH, let Il staHd as Tar Of tbs State
as wrHten ecidencc, lasting Mr1ugh all fme
that California 'cas not true to tie National Cor
ernmenf Aye, lei Il stand a mark Of disgrace 10
the name Of Tie Peopie, deeper, more promiaem and
tasting Man fhat ~h'ch God Almtghty pm upon the
forehead Of CAM
Your petitions against the repeal of that law
are but the sudden storm of passion. BY and by
the sober second thought of the people will come.
trust to that futurc--not of political promise
to myself, for have no political ambition beyond
the present-beyond the earnest hope to serve
the State faithfully during the term ;vu nave al
otted to me. | trust to the future with the firm
belief that the people in moving masses will de-
mand the state of things that would even now
naugurate. Sir, that future is not far distant
it is even now upon us Sir, The Specific Contract
lar is tie acorsf form Of Nuiifcatioh. NnLgfca-
ton is treason and ,coe bcfide the tnion rho
rH not strike at treason whenerer and whcrerer he
may meet ii.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
Spetial Aotiees.

Browns Bronchial Troches.-"l have never
changed NV mind respecting them from the first excepting
think better Of that which began thinking we'll Of =
KEy HENRY
are a staff of life To me.'-PEOF EDWARD
NORTH Pres Hamilton College. Clinton. y. y.
For Throat troubles they specific. y. WILLIS.
known to need commentator. .-IIuN e.
A. Phelps, Pres Massachusetts Senate.
Contain Opium nor anything injurious. -DR \. 4.
II AYES. Chemist Boston.
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Boston.
recommend their Public Speakers. IiEv. Epw D
II. CHAPN.
salutary relief in Bronchitis. .HEv $. SEIcFREp.
MOrristown, Ohio.
VERY beneficial when suffering from Colds-Hay. $ j.
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Almost relief in the distressing labor of breathing
neculiar +, A>,n, RFv. 4. c. EiGLEsToN New York.
"They have suited my exactly. ~ NV 'ii0 -
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A. there are limitations, be 10 obtain the GENUINE.
a,ent. for California REpl>GroN a Co, san Francis
IA.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
ODE To THE MuSE.-

How bewtiful is this ere mite,
How brite the stars du shine,
All mater sleepes in trankilniss
But this lone hart Of mine.
Our dorg has kwit a-barkin' now
At fellers passin' bi,
Hcze gain at the far of mune
With earn and plassid |.
When vuin the, thou pail face thing,
A hanging in the skize,
Upward on wild unbranded wing
Mi thauts cuts dust and fiiZe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

MARRIED BY NATURE.-The Gold Hill, n. T..
Nems is responsible for the following
A colored woman named Lucy Brown was ties
tifying before the Coroner, lately, when sh'
stated that she was married to Brown, but - no
by any man. % How then p asked the aston
ished magistrate. By nature and God al
mighty-for four months y replied the fai
Tucy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

STATE PRsoN STATISTICS The report of the
Board of Directors of that institution show that
on the 18th of December there were 55l convicts
incarccratcd at San Quentin. San Francisco
contributed 9S, more than any other three coun-
ties in the State. Trinity is credited with B..
Eighteen are immured for life: l3 for 30 years
and upwards % for 10 to 30 years and Ill
from 10 to 10 years. Twenty-eight of the pris-
oners are of the age of 30 or less. The largest
Three hundred and forty-fve of the convicts are
foreigners and 206 natives of the United States.
Nearly all trades and occupations are represented,
the largest number, however, being laborers,
who are put down at 305.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
NEW ENGLAND
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Twenty : Five Dollars !
HEMMER GAUGE, OILEI, SCREW DRIVER, CLAMP.
NEEDLES, DIRECTIONS.


HEMMER GAUGE. OILER. SCREW DRIVER CLAMP
NEEDLES, DIRECTIONS.
TT Is WELL KNOWN THAT AMONG THE
| various kinds of cheap Sewing Machines in
the market, some are worthless but the reputs-
tion of the NEW ENGLAND is becomin ~ W ell
established, having been sold in this city and
various parts of the State during the past year
These Machines are well adapted to meet the
wants of every Family. not Only on account of
the low prices, bu' for the ease with which they
arc operated and kept in order They
WORK WITH \ STRAIGHT NEEDLE,
consequently will do HEAVIER WORK than those
using curved Needle, with less liability of
breaking.
Each Machine is fitted to the Treadle or Foot
Power, which can be had for $40
Every Machine ~ Warranted! !
STEWART & SHEAR,
General Agents
.Ho"fsomery street, opposite .nasonfe Temple.
4S-3m San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

CONCLUDED TO FLOAT oN.-One stormy night
in bleak December a United States vessel was
wrecked off the coast OF Jersey. and every per-
son save went down with the doomed craft.
This one survivor Ia Western gentleman) seized
a floating spar, and washed toward the
shore while the innumcrablc kind-heartcd tools
of the Camden and Ambov Railroad clustered on
the beach with ropes and boats. Slowly but
surely the unhappy mariner drifted to land and
as he cxhaustcdly caught at the rope thrown to
him, the kindly natives ventured an encouraG-
ing cheer. = You saved, they shouted,
you are savcd-and you must show the con-
ductor your ticket" With the boiling surf
about him, and floating straw tickling his
nose. the drowning stranger suddenly resisted
the efforts TO haul him ashore Stop said
he. in faint tone. :" Tell me where | am.
What country is this?'' And they answered :
:: New Jersey. Scarcely had the name been
uttered, when the wrctchcd stranger let go the
rope, calculating as he did so; " guess IL
float little further = He never seen again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

SuooTryG IN IDAHo.-The Portland Union of
February 18th has the following version of a late
shooting affair in Idaho
eve are informed by II. NJ. Ellsworth who
left Placervile about twelve days since, that an
affrav occurred at Placerville on the 3Oth of
January. in which one Holbrook was shot thro'
the thigh by one Britten, clerk of Bedsoe K
Hgbee and wounded severely, but it was thought
not fatally. The parties had had some difficulty
before. ont of which the afrray arose Holbrook
shot at Britten six times, missing him every
time and Britten fired once or twice before he
hit his man. -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

Hon. JOHN CoNNEss.--' Occasional " writes
the following from Washington to the Philade-
phia Press:
John Conness, Senator in Congress from Cali
forna, a Democrat of the radical type, educated
in the school of SIlas Wright and William Leg
gctt, is fitting representative of the illustrious
Broderick. He may be called the pioneer of the
important movements which prevented Caifor-
MIA from falling into the hands of the Copper
heads, and so saved ii from being carried out of
the Union by SccessiOnists. Those who have done
me the honor to red these letters will recollect
how much confidence repOsed in the great man
who was killed in duel with Terry in 1850
Broderick was, in every sense, hero. lie had
moral as well physical intrepidty. Because
he was thorough Democrat, he became n thor
ough Aboll.onist. Because he hated the op-
presSors of the white man. he hated the oppres-
sors of the black man. Because his whole soul
rcvoltcd from every manner of tyranny and in
tolerence, he was conducted by logical force of
his convictions, to the point that the institution
of slavery must he forever put down 1t is a
satisfactory and compensating truth that there is
i'll the Senate to-day sincere and thorough sue
cessor of Broderick-one whose greatly
resembles his-onc who, full of the same pro-
found attachment to principle, and, if possible
more hostile to slavery. seems to feel as if he
commissioned to carry out, and to complete
the great work to which Brodcrick would have
have dedicated himself if he had lived John
Conness, like Broderick, is of Irish descent and
think a member Of the Catholic Church The
intensity Of his devotion to the Republic and his
enmity to treason cannot be described. Without
the slightest pretention, never obtruding his
opinions upon others, he is at the same time
one of the open and ablest friends of the Gov
ernment now in Congress His speech on Thurs
day afternoon startled all who heard it, 1t was
full of intellect thought and passion He seem
ed to feel that the struggle in which his country
was engaged was one that did not belong tc
party, and that it demanded the efforts and the
sacrifice of all patriotic men. Such patriots a:
Conness will render the Administration of Mr.
Lincoln irrcpressible unless some great act o
treachery should cover us with disaster.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

THE following in the handwriting of . nice
young man of this place, was picked up on
Main street the other day, and handed to US to
publish
] claspcd her tiny hand in mine,
Embraced her slender form
| vowed o shield her from the wind
And from the worlds cold storms.
She set her beluteous eyes on me-
The did wildly flow.
And in sw accents she then SAID:
Confound you let mo 60!
Only she didn't
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
Soeietu Aotites.

m Trinity Chapter, .N0. 10, Royal .8reh ma
sons meet on the fourth Tuesday in each month
Il the Masonic Hall, Weaverville
Avs WI BAEhh, Secretary