davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-08-28
CHICAGO DA1Lx MARKET.

Ia Sdscs Of Grain Tx73Tte n Mts 011Ttst rsp3rt
1rs On q bats Of e dtor1ge .'er bushei, u:xzsk
otherscfte stafed.
sATuRoAy Eyzsrxa. Aug. q. 1ses.
EREI&si1TS-GEAi1 FR.1GM S-SLeady- TIA
ercns enents !o-oEy y rete:-ro 8uFFAIn :-B1rk Cltr
ofCh!esEe. .i!n ~hsat ~ ske; sshrs. Nay c9tl.:s
hr1eu. with wheat ITO ,o4i At MisnukEe, At i5Hc.
LAKE AND T.1t t"FRal1u1s-Tktra +" i ua chs1ge
, 1864-08-28

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eaty ,nI =, nsss,Et Qna:asoas nc aua;c
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Es5z;., E S;:s,.
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n. o44' ~ oere ,*t-,
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re- c=c.sr.-x~,
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Rctta + 9SA pt. g..t55 Il ysrr .ssax4se
~: go .'-' * M4tEs. f.,.c
in ria r.ctt,o s3 L. Eu neht 80 -. G:$t
IL; SfeYt- rn1t,- IN CsLtE ..SStaa1-
A.. i:fni, ssn a. ~ -, s2s,; -, AK
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istc5k >hsa a1s.c ostr ia u: ,u:r.s' IL. u
"eGIutes ....
TX. 10 lIa Z Es.- $a.1 fs.s 4 z h:ras %+,.,
T.. -.......... -. :. 8. I2d, =
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n. - il IS ,.j-r3 -'...- "o
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PMst nchrrte1 :fA q = ss.t. ~ - ~ - .ase:ttf
rrtyt IT, on. yEstsrt fj:, -, VT -
ara, ir1 It +sIs6i3s fu3;a.t.- ~ 1f que.
I:st Ir4:, d nv =. ''sfao's:
i51v. ~. '"' ''''.'*-'~,.'. 80. Il az.
ba;n ~, "'''- -S%"-@ 49,
, 1864-08-28

Sales to 1ar uefe:-3Ds asa D7ae esitc Ftnt Salt ~
4'ssp ceilv esrt or c<te.
.sEED- ves 70 d.y: :: ~ IS Gs,ss Sscd:
Flsx rret. fEAI sKxp-In sc,lSe ,-n.u,t .n1 hr.1.
Ea;es t..tsy = h:ss ea2,c: q *saL Tlao7uf sxar-
cUasAH-Tns marks crnchu.s nrufs mt 9Th
Nut cfAnEr, At rFevtou- aunlast TrA1o tolera-
ni9 ACTIVE. With ltnltrd supply. We quote:
, 1864-08-28

F!tnch Call,, s6-
5s 5s..:...R GAs
Fss 1ch Calf Ia
m:iEt1, u dog.
| -a...~..--. 1I7.N stIjm
E:ecch Cktf L
MSiEees+. SEE.
tIdt.R alx...1 9 a o.
!.'E!19s HAos.lc.;S ! fsm
hsasa, ~ dog. .sS-.oa i:p
.*i-~,..
ia moderate aeuand an.
= st p:=Ti.,us 11o:aGaaI
i 4.a-tl.s ~, a..-.....,t;x:s
! ~ - 80 --.....eA,H
! u ., 7 arm. A,no. .zas.tt;e
| Al +h4.s'..s, fs,.c
Am- Dent so ? -. G.se
! c-illE4.
es'- s31,. So. 49, a:--
afLE-> }.sE Kope. e..Slx4A
j. sud t.rn Il psAfs-.t 9.,7,.
o&tr ma .utt.1u.r.s' str.e
, 1864-08-28

= Ea5tse-Tne marfetiS IN small supply. md o1inr n
% Ine large in1uI Of s1s.toss. ihn den.ad has M
BEEN made IT 1aA!s per dtTs.
FISH H1.111sa IN 1sf1 III issd tu7ply. Mars-
II mo1e limited receipt with better deMa1d PI1c.s
onEE< but unchanged. MAEX11N. tn faie su0nN
, 1864-08-28

: JOHN WENTWORTH ON VALLANDIGuAM
The followln: report Of the reply OF Hon. John
Renlwc7th to FalIdn3tghs made q: the gother
iER In tho Cont tfou+c eIuatc, on Friday evening
wes inadvertently untitled is-m our report In Sat
o.. tic retirement Of yalIacdlph,u fr,u, ,bc
stcpa. isc esoea c.llsa f9r - Laas Jlhn, Woat.
egg. !or our 1ast apcasn,cu Police Curl1ai.sIoue:
". Neni"o.'h a7p: ased On sir etanc, ana,t mu:h
al an pleased with the Opportunity which vour
cali affords nc to 'ay ny own views M pab,c uoIi.
g and public affairs before Juu; and il 20 d,iu.
tsutt slal not be deemed iatruact, fosI $os,d
Eot tosast msseM oe'oss foa nor PRESS ny riewS
il has long bstn psr. OF my political s.h1e.
that!he TO. method Of discussing pupllc atIalrs
VIE lot sEe TTps ann cas- 10 70 to:c.h.r hrk,ra nc
5eais Of m, ita faro enforced ihr co.ssc;nc!s oi
this NJ dtt.facdH e.
lthercitrcrcqacstih the attention Of III. for m, M
rart1 msn Esn cA+1ned to ihc pauszaa car Of no
clste no 1nterest, 70 ofsanszssisn: 10 my COUNTY,
81 es eouss., @ L e a
my youth. It toncrtd me In my manhood, and NOW
Tbtn have passed she meridian OF !ife lova to
| rctppnd 70 snJ cal to plrad In her behalf LAP
p'ause.] As xe cast our eyca over tho laad md
witpefs the tears that cruzywaefc prevail, and Inc
d.nsers hat now sa.i1on tho republic. tho beart
with ali tta dread cslsmihes following I'd is train
II oouyulrng The nation The art Of arms has sue
g 4 aa %
the bosfers Of war VIC naturally look and long sor
peace. The 1atesra and n9oshe1s Of Chicago. hose
pfrit* Of dtsease, long fur peaeo- Tbs wires Of
Illinois, whose husbands hsve: pcrishcd aud
ne ptrithing Ii the tezrib sruxze.
send up their daily prayc1a for the cesssoa OF
sirIfc. NY own wlsh and hope Is for peaco NJ
rcxrrt when The msddatsd traitors o, SuuIa Csro.
lara dfsd upon the Nauuual eattgn and forced ths
Federal authority Into contcf, ~ not unxr kan
sud poaencnt thsu ny JOY viii be deep and 81, q
when lhey lar down their arms and ccass tha
wAsfefe they ,her 60 wfekcIIy. soo!tstJ 8pd deyii
ishly iraugurstxd. This IL The peace fur Wh,eh ~
hope, frs which va pray, for which we t1he. Tnas
struggle IL lie every conflict that hxa eyer c;afd
stncS time ncoao, I'D II nc xorla hsve ts11nns.
ton oi the suntete 10 must conquer. Tba ro"d
to y.7ur, il thr road 10 peace Il Is 10 thls .issT
nafiyo That ve erc trtveu-a sha1usful s1srsrndse
an ec1tain tiurphs1t sstips victury. AMI ennse
oututly rqAce. =
Iharcl. l.alened With R1e4t interest to the elo-
l.siy deoocsst,c champion who has lost ia drsssea
you isom tie ttand. have hcsrd aim beWsii. In
, 1864-08-28
CHICA17O QATTI.E MAKHET,
For tho Week Ending AukrsE 81, 1851.

j.: SATURDAY Eyxsaa, August n, 1881. .
The ser.tptk OF Dsef CAttia aAd L.va QoRa At the
,ya1ic1. yards In tbs city, Tor the veek endtrg -
tday, conra1n a follows vlth the PREVIOUS weekly
rereirte sIncz july Z. 1Sx4s
, 1864-08-28
THE MCCLELLAN CONVENTION
"CHl0a CONSERVATIVE ASS0lIA1IOYn-
SESSION IN BRYAN NALL-SPEElEs
-GThCOMBE -ORGANIZATIOY-
THEY NOnt6ATE ueCLELLAN
- RESOLUTIONS - no
. :: * VICE PRESIDENT,
Reply Of Hon .Johx. Wentworth
to rhe Soplasstry of ValInn.
1f& hnm-Tr7nEnphunf Ex-
posurc Of Eoppcrltend
Disu1sIon pcnco
Eallsaclo4&
PARTIAL LIEr CT pELEGA%fs TO THE
COSVhNzI0R Or NONDAY.

The ancient and honorable fraternity OF sore-
heads aid fossilss rare v1treens formations that
havc naaiDtaIned the even tenor Of their Wsy, ua-
dltma1ed by tho WRECK ot matter and the crush or
worlds going on e7etywhtsc sroaud thcm-tLe
anticipated. cld-fAshiuncd Uuon Conservative M
ticral Convention, Assembled at Es,an Hall nbout
noon, On Saturday, in obedience to the following
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
Dyspepsia Dyspepsia |


Ia. WiSHARr; . hsve been = constant ..a.,,,
VITA Dyspepsia for the last eighteen Year., duri.y
when time cannot say that 4 ever ehiayed a n,,.
ie'iy wei day. There were times when the s,n,.
toms were more aggrayRtrd than at Others and Then
" seemed u would be Rrest relief TO die. ! had al
All times an unpleasant feeling in my head hut late.
W my snherlngs 20 mnch increased uhai Q Jerams al
most unht for business o. any Kind, my mind Va.
roniinnally hed with gloomy thoas hts and for.bod
lh's, and difl attempted TO ehsAge tier current by
resding, AZ once sensation OF icy coidness, Ia con.
neetion with dead weight as Vi were, rested bpan
nNbrain also Hfeehns OF sickness uoad oceur 81 Ih.
'oinAeh aud great pain TO my eyes, aecornpanied
with which was the eoatinuaI fear o. losing nv rea
son' also experienced great hssude, debility aud
nervousness, which made IL difficult TO walk by dny
orsleep Al nighi became averse To society, and s.
posed only 70 seclusion and having he skil ~
a number ofeminent physicians of various scheoi.
hhaly came to the conclusion that Tor lh. di.eas,
a. my present age, IS years there was no eare Ia .s
is'shee. Hut, throngh the nteTrrence Of Divine Pta.
sidebse, 10 whom devcptly oner ms thanks IatIs,t
fennd sovereign remedy IN you Dyspepsia Pin. and
Tar Cordial, which seem ta have ehsaiualy removed
amostihe last trace OF my long list Of simsais snd
Ad feelings, and In their place health, pleasure and
eon'entmeht are my every dsy companions.
JAMES NJ. SAUDERs,
No. 4l3 North Second Street, Philadelphis, .fo-s
msh Of Woodbury.. N.Js
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
TO TEACHERS.

Meetings, for. the Examination oi
Teachers, wiifbe hcldin the Court House,
In Tinln, at O'Clock, =. NJ, on each Satur
day Of February, March, April, May, Sep
tsnber oetohsr aud n oy ember ! aud on ,he
third Saturday of each OF the remaining
III coon, 't~
sft AMES PILLARS, h
JohN MoCAuLEY
THIN. Feb, 4. ls60-ln.r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
Miscellaneous Farm work.


Attend wator courses, drainG,
etc., as during the early freshets
your moving grounds may be rem
dered uneven in growth, by I'M
even irrigat on. Ii the season
has been backward, you may still
sow spring wheat, barley, oats,
rye, field peas, etc. Beans, early
potatoes, etc. may now be sown.
Flax and hemp sow. Sow vetch-
es for ,soiling--three bushels OF
vetches mixed with one bnshel OF
oats for one acre. Attend to pas.
bnres. DO not turn eettle too early
into pasture, grounds before the
grass has, had time 10 start tairly,
and the ground had become snfli'
ciently hard not 10 be distigurct
sibysthemya IL you intend to fatter
cattle IN. the fan or winter. yo,
should now plant out inangcls
-parsnips, etc, land so plante(
will do more service for your cat
tie aud milch cows, than tou
& times tho quantity OF ground ap
prspfiated to either hay or corr
crops. Cleapse cellars from, pa
treoesnt substances plant lndial
corn SOW lucerne ! attend TO- til
determination OF insects, &c.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

can nn', give few orihe many thou,s ~. ~rr.,
iihrhies am rreeitihg in hvor of hi, rrrat Msdt
ctnr but have had qnaniiiV ofthen pHh .h-d IN
= r'nlHr ioim, With ,eHd nsr on appreciation. -
Nh-ih-r you conclude 10 give the Medicin ne a mas
~ not, send for rrular. Price finy Css,, aud Ono
Dollar. hottie.
Prepared only by the proprietor,
DR. L. at. NtsHART.
Philadelphia, Pa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
MADAME ZAD0C P0RTER'S
Gun ative Cough Balsam,
Price o5nud 10 CcutS mn, no,,.
The best, aud Chcapcst and most cfItctual
Remedy forCoUGHS, &C., the world
has ever produced, Purely Vcgeta.
bic contains no MINERAL, or
other DELECTRloUS Drugs.

The curative Ralsam
Is warranted, ifHsed ac
eor'ling 10 directions, to
cure In all eases, Coughs
cnl,ls, Cronp, WhOopihg
Cough, Asthma, aud all
affections Of the Throat
aad Lungs.
MADAME ZADOC
roRrER'S BAl.SAMIs
AruRsLy A vg0NrABteEx
fscroRNNr prepared viii,
great rat~ and scieutiii,
skili, from a combination
oithe best remedies the
Vegetable kingcom al.
lords. It's remedial qual.
iliss are hased on its
owestoassistihe healthy
And visonoas ejaculation
ofthe blood through the
lungs, u enlivens he
muscles and assists tho
skin to perform the duties
ofres ulatiHg the heat OF
the system. and In gent.
~ throwing bffthe waste
sebslanos GOm the sut.
tase ofthe body. II loos.
Gas the ph,egtn, induces
nee splitting and viii l,a
iouaa seIy agreeAbls To
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

the iss's. Il isAe, ayelsnt remedy, but emolisa,
Ss'n,ng, serlehlng and sascuys, eaa be taken ~
the Oldest person hr toaages chiid, .ra1lelI 7.
MADAME RADON RORfkRS CURATIVE
bAiSAM ,suo new tnd aniisd as sdicins, but has
bsee used BY The pSblis for the past ten yean with
unparalleled success and as acqhiTed its pTesen nj ex
ieNs'se and ateeiy iacrsSsus sale, sIarLy hy ksins
Recommended y, ,hass who ave used il to their al.
aioted ttiends aud others.
tfYou HAyEA coLD q ever 90 slight, 40 net
ssil 20 give The nasam atrial, ths Nep low pace
a, whig ttis sold; btingS IL In the reach OF every
one, uAtthey may always Keep convenient for use,
The 'iaey use Of IS cent bottle viii eitsa prove
10 he wet,h one hqadtad lhpfs ils cost. u
DO not be Pptef With sAy other, lAsks@r MAD
ANE 1AboC fdRfERS COuoH Balls AN. In.
sist on having a. ana take eshsr a. yser Drug
s,st does not hassi,, have h@ ssad and 60, II iot
~ SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS Arss AND
50 CENfS pee RtbrfIE- a-lN s EsfH =
|, lDu BoIS & CO., Drwggis.s,'
g. Tifa j. FesioriG,
Nossasbsr 9, i5el s-Iyr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
The National Patent
OFFICE.
SNYDER g. WALTERS.
229 Broadway, New Yorl,
Patent Soliciting House, and latent
Commission House, ComGine@

SJliciLiHg - Thi' comn'uy vii set a.
Attorney. tor securing Pat.
ents fhr new Inventions N ibis roanitv I'D t.u.
rure on the pnst reasonable tefrs. Conihri In.
ninsrmeut cases aud ppcrie feneWai,sr Pat.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
1feSH,T IN IstI NECEIVED!

HGN'T RE bEtEBN ED
~ Chcesemans riils hnve received, aud are now
receiving the sanction ofihe most eminent Fhist'
rtars IN Am'rira.
ENPiirIr INFECTIONS With Each DoS. The
w'ce ONE puLLAR FER BOX, containing from
dnNto siNty Pitts.
rlls sent nv null prov PITY nv vomiting tho price
n the prnpuetnrs, auy asturSed agent, IN current
funds Sod hv UWggis' grugriny.
M rGlllNGS N HiLtNER ProPRWroRs,
II tedar street New NnTk
sold in Tiiin BY nuiili. Co., -. John anil Mar
guatlt.
Mc,,rs. neoton y gros. Cleveland, wholesale
agents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
Dyspepsia! dyspepsia /

DR. WsBAHr--I was = greet sunerr with Dyss'
Pepfsa for seven yssrs, Evsr,thiAg ate filled me
with wiRd and dreadfol pain, aud my life or
gss-i suffering. L was 80 much sAiotsd thft. "
drank glass OF wateL itweyld return back In
heated yopdiiion. applied 70 every ktnd Of med
teins and Treatment and sh 10 20 purpose. saw
your great American DvsPessia Pulls had made. Z
went to your store end puschassds hox. and cen. q
neneed 10 use then sndI do thank God this day am
well m,n, and can eat three seal per day. l have
seat narabsf of pesssa. sisr your pills, and ksve
young man that vss sanssing with Dyspepsia in ny
n@ishbofhood eight OF your riis. and they cured him
shtriy fou may rsfssto me Il 90 see proper,
JAcob HisaLkr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

~ Attorney. tor securing Pat.
ents fhr new Inventions N ibis roanifv I'D r.u.
rure on the aust reasonable teSms. Canihri IN.
ninsrmeut cases aud ppcrie feneWai,sr Pat.
srts.
Our hrhibition R0oms anil
Telling pepsrm eot W. respectfully ii mit TO
the puhic that oufsi the only Re dn sibl Solicit.
ing liouse In the World that hR. m H,bibition
Room. md FrpgtENr spd sucrEssstL S.iing lie.
pHTim'ni at'Rched. us PArFsrs f,kES on nv g.
W. ntgriHH NO ApvANCE tEEtoR tHisisi.
We are tn Regular cunntnia atioh With ~, atls ur
~ Faient Seller, ihronghoa' the uounttywhn dc
penl wholly for their supply at Paieai, urn u.s.
unt kNhibtiur Rooms tcnFhet HfoadwRy Nnd Baf
ebay SIcct. In N yr hrAr und csntcf ora,e rit,
ARE daiiy vsi'el by huinbefs n Gspit alst, nj m,
,uf Encrpfi,e. sesaing invetmoni. w valuable Pat.
cuts, lofihr purpose Of re..eliips In smIdNi.ionss
white othet men heavier Capitalists a,e always
ready IL purchase nsefui Patent and engste In Il,
manufacture, and TINS selnre lurtative mpnopaly
fhr.e sources ofdemaad that are daily aus.uen Ing
tfe hlly saheient TO absorb the snttTr ssprly nt
Pai-nts nov heingissurd s-d that a. tsif trires.
tnnstTnments .ol Patents Tor sale are foipectful
" solicitcd' Any Information tree. Rst,on.iblc
agents wanted y every oorniy and iown vho have
hNed places Of usthess-io sush We will nav ean
per quarter. and per c-ui. m al sales tu Hr, ~
our Agsn'.. rr the eNpl,uattas (oue haur ur tnnte
daNl - tie mtieis uf such patents \ n,ay be
placed in their hand. Tor sale. 10 coed Statesmen
who will give whole business. will paw Si- rr month
Also travelling Agent, waited aia ntt salary.
Ascnis will he tcIuitel give sume saHsrartory
sernfitV ~ deposit ths un.t ptice of mo,r. witch
will o., reiu ndcd whcR returned.
Ahlt@s.. enci"sinv ytar'p.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
how Grass Land is Improved.

t4VW OidSb builu 10 ihipiVNou'
But very few farmers, compari
lively speaking, rcnlizc or get any
corrcc, idea Of the amount Of fer
tilizcrs, which is rmoved from
their meadows, IN every ton Of hay
which they make. Chemists tell
ps that in n ton Of good hay. there
are one hundred aud fifty pounds
of mineral matter, aud twenty.
five pounds of nitrogen, which is
equivalent to fortv.six and n half
pounds of Ammonia, which is Of
great value in promoting the
growth of grass or OF any other
crnp. -....
The mineral matter alluded TO
is composed Of forty.three ponnds
ofpotaslI, twenty five pounds of
lime, and oight and half pounds
ofphosploric acid, besides sever.
al other ingredients not cnumer.
atcd.
Now rs these elements become
scarce in the seT, the quantity of
n crop will be diminished, unless
special care he exercised to return
to tho soil an equivalent for the
amount that has been carried away
in the hay. .
The question naturally arises
then, ho,c can this be done in the
most economical manner. so as to
maintain the fertility of the soil II
There are several ways Of doing
il. But the iarmcr necds TO nm
dcrstand the mcst >c0nom mjcdi way
o: performing q task so important
and desirable. One of these ways .
is, to supply the waste by scatter.
ing ashes. lime, bone dust aud
gypsum, over tho mcadow, after
every crop Of ny has been rcmov.
cd. In this manner II meadow |,
may be made to yield u heavy
crop of grass every season for n
very long time. The ashes will
f.rnish the necessary potash, ns
that ingredient promotes the
growth ofgrass very much, rs may
be proved by observing the rank
and luxuriant growth Of timothy
or clover, in The bed Of n log heap,
or where brush has bcen burn,d.
A top dressing ol bones and lime
will supply the other ingredients
that have been removed in the
hay.
Another way Of maintaining
the fertility Of grass land is, by
the application of guano Of super
hosphates. which contain all the
elements oficr,iIiiy which are ne
ccssary TO secure heavy crop of
grass. These two ways are rath-
cr extensive mndcs of maintaining
the Fertility of grass land, but
when the grass is all removed .
from the farm, either in green 9
state or in hay, one or the other :.
must be resorted 10, unless the .
has access to peat, mari,
or to stable manure, =
Another way Of maintaining I"
tho fertility Of grnss, barn-ya'd
and home made compost.
This is most economical, and in
fact the true way, for farmers il "
general to keep their meadows
and pastures in a good state of
productiv,ness. by saving with
care all the manure that can be
made, from animals, while they
are consuming a ton of hay, by
a little muek with the
and by feeding some
grain and oil meal, and applying {
the manure judieiously, the qnan- :
tity Of grass per acre may be in =
creased little from year 70 year,
for years to come.--FdrNsr and
Gardiner, rV .Hta.H Il
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