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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-13

i Ser gi3telenbe" 9upp BreB<
man, beTen 8erbaftung mn geiteru meloeteL
itBt iebt ais Sptpn i'm alien Capitol. 9erietbe
bate bel Qusbrud Der &ebelion IN 8egleitung
pm Safe Greamer, @io Sbierrp, Ben @ruber
un0 anoeren berii6tigten Gbaratteren t6agerS=
tDpn p%erlafen, fib na6 6arpers Serrp begeben
uno mar bDrt inter Die SABINE Der Nebellen 9e@
treten. @enige 0p6en berna6 befam er aug
einem unbefannten Grunbe ieine @ntlaiinng
pur0e perbaftet unb gegen Sreueio pieber entz
ldfen. 9erIelbe Uerbielt lt6 rubig bis na6 Der
SAla6t pen Nntletam, mo er 9egen bic Ser.
ct. Qle9ieruug aufrat uro tie perDd1ti9te, mes
balb er sunt 8peitenmal perboftet4 lnb npfmals
Qeqeu Sreueio e~ntlaiien ipuroe. Gr perbiett ii6
Qbernal8 rlbig, bis lebten Sommer, no Die
Hebeleu in Wtarplanb e%infielen. 8ei Der ga6z
ridt BON ibrer Nnndberllng befieg er ipfOrt ein
8ferD, rift nab @i(ltamspprt- uno eiente~ ais
@eqpe1er Der Gebelen nab .6agerStppn. Sp=
fprt r@efrutirte er m1ter Mitbllfe pOn @ep. 8ppO,
benz 6erausgeber Der Sree BreB' BON Ob,
cine Gapalerie=G pmpagnie, fpnnte oleIelbe je=
ord ni6t 5uiammenbringen uno trat besbalb,
inoem er ieiu eigeneS 8ferb nebit WtOnttru19
iteQte, abermals ais 8ripate in Die Hebellen@
Nrmee. 2ebten Spnntag lieB ii6 berIeIbe lpIe=
oerun in 9a9er8tppn ieben unb 3par 9eraOe,
al8 Der @OtteSoienit beenbigt mar. DTS ersiab,
OaB fi4 ibm 8iele ndberten, lebnte er iih an
etR QauS an, ais iei er miibe poer betrlnten.
ga rtef flDblt9 Elm fleiner 8ube: y9as lit Der
i6ielenOe 9app!.". Sin 8Grqer qrif ibn fpfprt
alf, u1o inoem er ibul ieineu Gipi(rpd alfs
tnbpfte, fanb er unter oemielben cine '9tebelenz
uniform.
/ Gntlaiien = 9atterion Mt@ee, wel<
der bon Der YOli5ei inter Der 8ei6ulpiqunq
perbafet wOroen war, ben Stat bes 9rdiioens
ten IN 8ranb geltedt gu baben, murOe BON 0i6z
ter 9rurp aus @tangel an 8etpeis feigeIprp=
den nuo entlafen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-13
lit Ser &urn> unS SarmpniesSaue,

Greenfr. swtf4en Brtbseffr. unb benz Canal, GepreetOpu
.. 6.
Da mir hetS tertUht iinb, unieren @6nnern unb Treuuteu
iprpie tenn eeebrteu publfutt ~iibertnupt 9enuse gu th.i, fe-
ZEN MIR uns %beranlaBt, zen i6pn frlher a~nee8etsteu Wtasfen-
Gintrsifens bes 6errn U9arifoG nit Ben 9SGssfenssMn:iaer
ni9t a~b9efalten perben tprnte, auf ben pbenSeuannten 9a'
cum SIT perie6er, User batter unter BEN rauI6enteu 8ldnger
zines gut bfiesten SrdsferS unb @rtn; @arteSalS luttgen
Sprinsen unO @pfen bds senGtnIt6e Mutaesleben nit let
men Sprsen unb Ntlben o~erseien unb TN 8reie frpter,
rnunterer Treunee nnb Sreuutiruten unter 6~rpbfnn unt
SderS @riab fnben min, rerfrble nidpt am senannten Rage
in pbtger 9aae it'd einjnftnben,
NnSI9e itnb ron pc rrn Oaribal In jsber &uS-
Gage beS SdQe8 SNt MprSenS 9 Ibr on su taben.
SifetS 81 fir einen Serrn uno Dalnen fnb Bet Zen Mtt-
gltehern su baben. =
~ Sidets, bic fir BEN am L. 5ebrudr ab3ubaltenSen
etn9elGt narer, limb ebenfaas eulti9.
(ARp5rSM0 OaSEA rrangement8% 6 . m lite
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-13

tontnt. 6reunoe 9eielligen 8er9ni9enS, bic
su9lei6 einen ebLer 3med f6rbern %tppLlen, MAJ
6en mir bierauf aufmertiant.
Seneft5z SptfelGung i'm beutz
i6en Sbeater in Der SurnbaIle.
Sic @rille" pber der 3%wiain9sbpf", limb
li6es Gbarattergen1dloe BON Charlotte Bird
8fetfer, OaS l6On friiber NIT 1tiirmil6en 8etfal
bier aufgenpnnlet puroe, fpnnnt ndhften Mpnz
tag NbenO SUR NaffIbu4ng. Mtao. Geiiptb, bic
i6pn l~eit.langen Sabret an rnIerer 8ubne tb6=
tig lit uno our6 ibre 3antippenrplen uns mGt
aIlein oft a%ntiilirt, ipnbern alt9 ntaltbem 16le6z
ten Gbemanne ben appf Snre9t gelebt bat Obs
gebplfen, peiB man ni6D, bat bieieS Stid su
ibrem 8enefiS gepdblt. 9a Die glolen ins9ez
ian1mt in guten t6dnoen iino lltlo fir cine qldnz
Senpe 9ur6fibrung beS StideS gue8 alfqe=
ipanot uno meber Dtittel nod Wibe qei6eut
ipurbe, 10 itebt benz 8ubIitum ein iebr inter-
enanter urO gentltbli9er Mbeno beppr uno min
f0nnen int GOratS perii6ern, bab an Dieiem
gbeno Nientdnb oa8 Tbeater ltn6efrieoigt perz
laI1en miro.
~ G5pper s; Safer's Seibe, 8aumrpIe urtp 9abeu
iinO bic befen @rtttel int Mnrfte. gu tatens@p. 181 galti-
more na9e 2tsFtfr. Etjaa19 -1Dtt)
Gtabtratb.
Grter 3metg.-8pmen, cine GeIptntipn,
Die Buntpe, Gde BON Mlice 9lnn II. 8relioentltr.,
SIT repariren iiberrpiel en.@8iibpp, cine DROP
mans pegen Gebaltserb6bung Der Superintenz
benten Der 2antpenan5inber einitpeilen Suriidz
9ele9t.-Oie 8iQflr Gebaltserb6bung berStra=
Benluperintenoentell, pllrbe auf ben Sil6 9ele9t.
-lleber Die Orponnanj pe9en Defining Der
ar6itr. enlipann ii6 cine lebbafte 9ebatte /;
Tim Die $4,000 ba5u aufSabringen, babe man
2eltte belaltet, Die 1 Wteile BON Nr6itr. mpbnen
hno gar feinen GOrtbeil papOn 9enieBen; auf
Nntrag Sntebarts auf ben Slid gelegt.
3m etter 3weig. Scr. 8ilmpt rief cine
Geiplttton auf in 8etreff Der Surildfebrenoen
Wtarplano 3egimenter. Gr i6ld9t DOR, an biele
Seute, Die pbne Bounty ii6 alliperben lieBen,
na6trdglt6 Elm 8puntp aus3u5ablen, bannit Elm
gleides @erbdltniB eintrdte. Nlr. Grams l9ldgt
Dor, Die 9lngelegenbeit benz Gomite fir Wlttel
unp Wege SIT iiberpeiien. %ginlimmig an9e=
npmnler.
9r. S9parS, cine Gelphttipt, ein peretni9teS
Gpmite SIT ernennen, Tim Su ermdgen, Db eS ni6t
pDrtbelbaft lei, Den 5lrildfebrenOen pper bereitS
ylrild9etebrten &egimertern irgeno pel6e gbz
renbe5el9ungen ST. e%rpetien.
0rriats GerbarOlmngen,
Criminal Court. -Sran5 G5arnp5fp,
pegen &aufens BON "a melitngenen .8appen=
l6ilpern, Der 8altp. uno Obip gtlenbabn gebDz
rig, int @ertbe BON $50. go. Sail na9 SpparO
Gp. perle9t.
@m. @usner, wegen 9iebitabls ppn $248O
in @elp nno $141.5O 8ertb in Sutpele11,
s%uiammer $2621.5O. gta6 6pmarb Gpuntp
perle9t.
ISABELLA Slogan pegen 9ieb1tabl8 pm $110O
in @elp, Gigentbum BON Wlarp 6amilton. Sic
bate bies @elb am NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. perlpren,
pdbrenp le ii6 angetleioet batte, ipo Die e~ritere
unmittelbar Oarauf ms 3immer getreten mar.
Sie @ei6wprenen ipra6en Die 9(ngetlagte
fret.
Superior So = Sir Mtpntag Ite=
ben Die Nuntmert 547-596 auf Der &egi=
1tranbe.
Court Of 6 Common 8IeaS. = Sir
beute $50. So Bis SO CUR @erbanblrng.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-13
ReRrutirungen,
GDle's GaOaQerie.

M2 ~ NDle'S WdOdllerte.
@ 6auptquartter &etrutirunssz Ofice4 29
Weit 8ultimpreitr., nabe @reenitr.
2td)tung, SreipiQige! A.
$40 W1nner rerben ipfprt Serlanst, INN baS 2R Botail-
lon Spn Gple's Snfepenbent Warolnnb @aSdlerte aW ufIQen
= Otelelben erbdlten + 5La fs1 Z s#a
menn 9 eterdnen .......$925 9anb9elb.
wenn neue &efrute H.. % -
ppupn aufp6rtS tpn $500 betn Ginnufern te;ahlt pirb.
Ser Inter Sei6nete 1T pom @puperneur bon Marslanp nit
Sentaisun8 prn ~ a jpr gp1e unb tem 8riegSsDerarte
n1ent beauftrast ipfprt nit Der Organization beia8ten 8a-
tainpnS Su bestnnen.
s. EpWnien Oantel.
(TSa) s Gr1ei Majpr IL. Wlb. Sol.
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MSarDlanb State Iair,

am Is. Sebr,, sum 8eten perpunbeter &rieger'
0tejenteen teutf1en Danter, pelfe i6 AT 6ieier 8atr o.
tetbetlieen unb 3u benz 53mefe nelte, BON mir felbtt ans9elnpr
unb tmpprtirte SpieGs unb @aIanterte.9Ddaren punlpe"'
tGnnen fplde 5u en- 9rps Yretien Bel mir tapen.
Ce -. Stetnb19t
Sntpprteur ron spiel tnb @alantertepdas
rem. 7e IN. 8alttmprefr., Ode GrtpDletS
(febr12sl &ler.
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WrofOBrMa

crittsr (3.) DtRritt Son Mlarrlanc
Baltimore, IL. Sebr. 1854
gBtr beataubisen hermit, boB bic na6itebenb be5ei6'
netem @efcneu, tuel&e i'm britten g. @OnsreB : Dtfritt
BON Marplanb se3csen ~iprrreu, bur@ bic i9ren Rafnsn
beiSefasten 9rinbe bon Der 3iebuns Sefreit fpOrbeH fnb,
udnlli6 a @64 g9 g3mls1
@6as. SOFT, 20. SsarD, besa9lte 800 0Olari 9aaes
0atts, g., gu jung. s45a
2eDpplh SIumenbera,
grpfosmaxf9all u. @rdi. bes Gurpuiruuss 9oarb
gEtn. SrppfS,
GrnrplirunB8= Gpmutiiar.
1buS. s.. WRMrSDdb,
gr,t bes @inrp0irun9ss8oarb
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Mpnatltbe WerfammIMn04

Der @rauer.@eretn BAIT ietnt npnatliGe Weriam1nlunl
am, 0tenfias, ben 16. b., Mbenbs s ubr, i'm sewDbnliher
9ptal. SIN @uftrase
(SaNlpl @hm. StiefeI. SER.
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eRsrn Shine sen.
Eon.zmnterrfhf.

ga E0tt3zIuferrtc0f.
Det ~terebrten Serren unb Damen, pel1e nod
INN e"efpnnen fint, 6aS Gansen sa erlernen, made td
gNlNs hterntit bSftdf befannt, SaB Der unterrtht ntHt
AAlkkss rnetr In her Sale beS Serrn 8auntsdrtnsr, fpnbern
IN Der a1ten Eurnba1Ie bemn Serrn 9aier absebnI'
ten trtr6. y #~8 MEA H. j.
Ndbese Mu6funft ertbetlt Der llnterjet9nete.
Aae Samans M6enb 1T erpbe &%anShanbe, wcSu t9 meint
8etannte, lOpte bic Greunee Der S4hler bSfltGf etnlaee.
-Wf, &1eber. SanSlebrer,
(2Sglpt3M9tel SCR. so GRANDEUR.
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s.. Smn8niGcl,

"a MSW
8trlcncelps, 8tpltn- uno @tano.9t9rsr,
maGt bert eesGrtet publtfum bic ~ersetene Mnseise, bag er
trteber mad Baltintpre surfdeefebrt unb tereit tf, NiolpH
cclps, Niplins tmb Midnpstlntcrricbt 81 erthetlet.-
@tenfr %ibefnintrnt er @neaseuaents ais 8~tclpneeu*S pteler
Bet Gfentli6en pber prisat- s. leeenteiten.
Beetngunget ftn6 gu erfuhren tn d nttbt,e M T. IT.
la { n 8p. 81 81. Gbarlesfr. (5De33Wtt)
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NIGffer.E nhnN fnt MpfniI.l

Connecticut. yfep gprf State. Stip, 9aeana, gdra unit
Guta Edb66; BITE Bette Musmabl bon Cbtgen SdbdGen tnr
beute, bte TN 9tetren taufen ffets an Sanb unb nStrb ptr-
fault sl ben btGt8fens9reiien BET
vsS Spfept S9rBber,
(19ecl-s) G. e. Gde Baltimore II. Sr etertf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-13

MecDattc8 Sa1tDeret1t 9fp. e
Die Wlitelteber hteleS @eretnS ftnb bternttt erlu6t, th am
Wltttwrd, ben II. b. Yt., &tenbS 7 ttbr, i'm gerfnmmlHuSs'
lung einsuinten, rel @ermeibuns Der seieeli6en Strafs. SIM
Iuftra9e beS WeretnS
iSaSJN 81 +, Gefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-13

Den Witsliebern Ger @6tte Qpse SIR. i, 8. 8. u. g., ~
ME 6eret Sreunben CUR Na6ti6t. bag fe ibr bic sj1brteel
SttttunsSfet ahf ben %. Tebruar, ais am WalbinStrnS
@e6urtstd8, I'm erpBen SCALE Der gten @ientblp &ppntS Der
anitaltet bat. SIM Muftra9 bcs @pntiteS
9 bd8. 81. Ohm, 0prfter.
(Sd) g8n. 8rtdmdnn SER.
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Wene SauDeretnSs Oriin0nm9+

!. 1NNHN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gin neler 8auSeretn bat lib sebtlbet tet Serrn Sp6n Nal
Mp. SO 9ppfr wel6er Ssrlpri6t, Elm ausse5ei6neter 8ereir
gu werten. Das @elb rtrb auf Snterefen p~ertauft. 2teb
tater su fold einert 8erein fnb eebeten, It'd einsufiueen an
Dtenfag 9, ben 16. Jebr.. MbenbS Z lbr, in pbigem 2pfal
wp has @ini&reiteseIb erbpben werben mirb. SIM Nuftras
(SaWtO) q, . u. Ortb, proc. Sefr.
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8dcterci SI U%erf0ufe1

g Cine lett 80 Satren t~etriebene Saferei, nit GROCER Gunb-
faaft. IL gu Serfauien, .ba her @isentbamer fb Spn Gef4aft
surlfiustefen tpGnf6t. Na@Suraseu in Der @rp. bs. 81.
(Sa1RDl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11
GODS PROMISES.

Observe how carefully all the
promises are gathered about one
spot--the cross of Jesus. There
they lay thick and sparkling as
diamonds in the sands of Golcon
da. But elsewhere not Il single
one! Troubled inquirer for Saliva
ton, thou wilt wear thine eyes ont
in vain search for II solitary hint
of hope for thee anywhere else
Calvary .glitters with them. Ev
cry drop OF sacred blood that stains
its sodsis u promise to your guilty
3 nj, Every word OF love tina,
breathts from the dying lamb oi
God floats in promise to your ear
The air Is loNdcd with mercy
The cross itscli--in it's stupendou'
meaning is one eternal unchanged
promise, exceeding and precious
But to have it YOU must 80 for it
And your going there in peuitonc'
and faith is your part toward The
security and enjoying Gods great
conditional promise.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11
iaomssiiraybA wsN
SUNDAY gadlns,
oun THOUGHTS.

We are ever thinking. Swift al
the flecting seconds, come and s.
from the mind the swift winged
thoughts. We call thenI littlS
things, are scarce conscious o.
their presence, aud vet our char
acters are in accordance with the
nature of o,tr Thoughts. We in
dulgc in n multitude OF thoughts,
frivolous aud unworthy. 1t we
deeiro to honor our Savior, let us
remember that not words and deeds
alone, but thc offering mp of our
thoughts may also bo acceptable
service As our minds dwell upon
the incflable sweetness and beauty
of Jesus, let our thoughts, bur.
thencd with grateful love, rise as
sweet "a incense to heaven. The
love of Jesus. lot it be the dear
theme on which our thonghts lin. /
ger long aud to which they return
with new delight.
When we express our love of
friend by saying, | think great
deal of you. Let us thus express
our affection for Jesus. We shall
know that Christ is cnshrined in
our thought. We need not doubt
our love for Jesus, it through the
busy day aud in the stil night, we
are ever keeping in mind the mem
ory of his goodness.
II, then, we, have nothing else
10 bring to the Savior, for mcrcics
countless as the sands, let us bring \
our thoughts filled with II vision
of the Rcdccmer's glory and beauty
until lost in wond,r, love aud :
praise, and offer these "s our sac I
rilico.
We want to be like Jesus. The i
more wo think of him, the moro {
shall we increase in love aud kind t
less to him. 1t is thus, that, be- c
iolding, as in a glass, the glory
If the Lord, we are changed into 4,
he same imagc-ircm glory TO
glory
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

Corn FoDDER. We'll cured corn
fodder is worth just rs much Ms
good hay, 1t needs greater OK.
pcnditure of labor to prepare it so
that cattle will eat it clean, but cut
up and torn or crushed as is done
by some feod.cutting machines,
wettcd and allowed TO stand few
hours with sprinkling of salt, or
oil.moal mixed in, it win 30 eaten
with great relish. When hay is
high and corn scarce, 1t is q pity
to have any Of it wasted.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

Cows in our climate and in the
system Of farming usually followed,
are during the Winter in a deli.
cate condition; carly preparations
should be made, so that al injured
or sick COW may be removed from
the rest to the hospital, "a boX.stall
in an adjacent apartmen). This
is best even for slight injuries, for
II COW may unexpectedly stink her
cali, and others follow suit
Throw earth on slippery paths
about the watcr-trough in freezing
weather. Milk young cows to
within weeks of calving, to fix a
long calving habit. Feed gener.
ously, for not only the size and
character Of the calf is affected,
but the amount Of milk during the
entire season following.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

uPTmE CkriStjdn Erdmin7
for the present month, in an ad,
mirable essay on the "Patiencc OF
Hope" relates the following curl
Gus and suggestive incident:
Charles Dickens sat in his cham.
Der in London, in the full flush
OF the lame of his "pickwick Pa.
pors." lie was preparing another
story to be published, as all his
great works were, in numbers with
illustrations. One day n man
came in and said, al have come,
sir, to ask you TO look at some
sketches. | want to he the artist
for your new book The young
author glanced over them and said
kindly, we arc sure--'I think
you will not do The man went
away; worked faithfully along
both with pencil aud pen; wrote
little books, papers Tor public jour.
nals--whatuyer oamo in his way.
Years passed he WAS still known
TO those only that are familiar with
the second rate names in the Lon.
don litcrrry eiIcles, One day he
carried great bundle Of manu-.
script toa publisher with propo
sails to print it. 1t was refused -
Finally another vontured on it,
and the world was suddenly full
OF wonder over the story Of 'Van.
ity fair" The most popular au,
thor in Britain haG from that day
divided kingdom.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11
How 20 discover smaii Pox In
its early stage.

Tic Ec1cctic journal, In an ar
ticle on snail pox admopishes
physicians not 10 be hasty in pas
sing their opinion that any crup.
tive disorder is that loathsomc dis
case, until they rove the. follow
ing diaguostic symptoms:
"Now we offer this secret to the
profession. So soon as the crup.
tion appears, by pressure with the
point OF the finger may be distinct.
~ felt the small hard substance,
precisely as if a small fine shot had
been placed under the cuticle Of
the skin. This peculiar appear.
anco belongs to no other eruptivc
disease. While it is and has been
known to a few Physicians, it is
not mentioned in any of the stand.
ard authorities, nor docs the wri.
ter claim the credit Of the discovc
ry. After this all works upon
practice will add this unfailing
diagnostic symptom"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

Eco PIcKLE--Boil from two TO
three dozen fresh fowl or duck eggs
till they are quite hard ; then set
on q proportiopatc quantity of
good vinegar over the fire, intro
duoing into the Same n few races OF
ginger, white pepper, mustard seed
and a clover of garlic, Having
placed the eggs, donuded of their
shells, into broad mouthed jars,
then pour the vinegar, &c. over
them. When cold. then tie them
down. The pickle will be fit in a
month. They form a pretty gar
nish when cut in slices and consti
tute n piquant relish with cold
meat.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

How TO MAKE A CHEAP ICF
IlousE.--Any one who lives near
a wator-course can, at the expense
of ten dollars, build an ice house
capable of containing a cube of the
crystal luxury ten feet square.
Rough boards for the outer wall,
slabs for the inner, with filing a
foot thick Of tan bark or saw dust,
and II layer Of the same thickness
upon tho top; a clapboard roof, II
drain to carry off drippines from
the ice, and then pack in the ice
close aul compact, cover it with
saw-dust, and the work is done.
Such n store would furnish half Il
dozen families with hard butter,
cold water, frozen tustards and all
the luxuries ola first rate ice cream
saloon, for the whole season. Try
it, reader, and you will never fail
to put up your ice, after enjoying
it through ouo hot August.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

Uj@ The Commissioner Of Ag.
riculture has received letter from
Washington, Iowa, in which the
writer says he made twelve hun.
dred pounds Of cotton to tho acre
this season.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

ORrGIN or FLIRs, FLrAs and
RuGs. The ralmud gives an ac,
count that Noah, when endangered
by the ark's becoming leal5y en-.
tered into an engagement with the
devil, to feed him on human blood
forever after the time when he
should again set foot on land so
the devil coiled himself up in the
form ofa serpent and ensured the
safety Of tho ark by stuiling his
body into the hole that occas oncd
the leak. When saio ashore, how
over, Noah dorided the devils de.
mand for the completion of his
bond, and threw the written agree.
ment into the fire; but the devil
caught mp the ashes and scattered
them in the mir, and thence the
origin OF flies, lice, Gcas and bugs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

A BEAuTlruL INciprNr. A babe
not old enough to walk, was creep
ing ON the floor. iy and 10y n
bright ray Of sunshine fell upon
the carpet, Baby saw it, and crcpt
toward the dazzling object, She
looked at it, and cropt all around
it, with the greatest interest in her
sweet face, and then putting down
her little lips She Kissed 1t. The
bright little sunbeam lighted up
with joy in her heart, and she OK
pressed that JOY with n 5 wcct kiss.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

Prentice says there is good deal Of
the devil IN the rebels. They sometimes
fight Ike him, frequently ruu like him,
aud always lie like him,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11
Mathews' Chocolate Worm Dropsl

NEVER Gil 10 destroy and Nvtcrminate M Mind.
" mte.tiual Worms. Nre perfectly rnlahle IN al
cases, sud fer srprtiot tl ANY aud gl nj the Fancy
Worm G0ufrctipus and n7u.rous Ntruilurcsin int .c.
Thcv may be token ot al times with perfect safety.
a. they cuIt1ip ~ MERCURY, OF other dclstrri.
Gus drug. Noilct. ,huud always purchase tbem aud
give thei 10 ctillrcn ul other.
tNo t1'hHrfiC whatever, ts ncccssnry 10 be- giyrn)
Each hoN rontnius - drops rr Lpsrrgcs. prre
cts. For sale by an druggists anil deal r, in
Medicines. e.. Il. MALkER. Grul. Agent,
Rn,alo, y. N.gnd Fort Gfie. G.. W.
Ap'il ~, isr3. 1s-iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

NNN 4
/ DO you Wish to be blessed With and admired G.,
I prAeLN Nnity gnlfouNnTEErUf Use W WNI
H. htRn's UNRiNALLEn roOrH POWDER
wsuanied tIee from acid, alsali, or any iumriou,
substance ftee " cents per box,
~ hewsts oIths osdihary cheap Tooth Powder,
which whiteR hut destroy.
DO yoa wish to be oerain that youI hr.sth Is nu,s
sweet and agreeable TO husband OF wife iov,, n,
t,,'snds Ose DR. nuRDs CEI.EnRArPn
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THIS aNFpgent wssh u also the best rru,edy In tha
world tor NsNNEg, Han nSEArl, BLeRplNa Cl,ss.
SoRE Moufih etc. u has cured hundreds
10 yen orNeof chIdten "a ilet fota rO)TTINUIEt 4
Get Or, HURp'S MAGIC ToOrHACHE DROPS
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AIe vou afflicted With NEURALGIA GET mn
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They do not adhere nor blister, het see,he ,nA
charm pAtH away, fTy them, Prize, IS aud n
vents Ma'iet qg rcr qlpt Of pFiee.g a d y $500
A VI 'a,se an the best means or preseryiar ar ths
Teeth lmNl on receipt Of the mice 10 cents Ia h
a,vlaaeis llpe Nork.shS sholdbs b the possessiaa
Of every pcrscn.
Forssl a,al'hs hes, store. throughout the eosa.
t'y. nar naf U.... 80
CAVuoN,-.ls there sre draless Wha tale sl,,n
toys .! ouI a.VeIlSements TO Impose upon theircss
temets ipttuof preparations, II is neceisarv TO in
i tnPon having whstyou oall for, and vou NJ n as
ruk pgsh lhoTeHshI tested, and prepared bv an "a.
peglsnred bents, Tres sutet nf the New MA Siale
nSAuA,N Association, ana Vice Preddsnt Of the
New NcsA City ucntalSoeieiy.
AddUss W n, tluRnS co,
ffihuee tiuiidiuas New York
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11
TwnNrY.o ONE YnARs AGO.
To Horse Owners.

DIR. SWEETS tNFALLlBLE LINlMENT FOR
HORSES is umivalled BY auy. and IN ~ eases ci
L1meuess. nriiug tom Spfains, Drui,es cr Wrench
lug IT, effects Us magical and certain. Harness OF
= adlle Calls, scratches, Mango, &C., " will also
cure speedily. SPAWN and Rsnpbuuc may he clsil "
prevented and cured IN their incipent stages, tui
cor med cnsos are beyond the possibility Of afrdi
c1l cure No eases Of The Kind however, Us so les.
perate % hnpflcss Sut " mav be alevi1tcd by th.
luimcnt, and is iti,hllo piica'ion will always re-
move the Lomrness and enable the horses to travel
with comr1r tive ease.
Every horse owner shohll have this remedy nj
baud, for its timely use NJ the first appearance nj
famcncss will e'Tcctually prevent those fotmidahl,
diseases mentioned, 70 which all horses ars liable
and which rrudef 80 many oherNi.e valuable hOsstt
neatly worthless. see Ad,cttiseuicnt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

DJDuring three days of week
before last no less than 10000
prairie chickens were sold iu Vim,
ton, Benton county, Iowa, all Of
them trapped in Benton coupty.-r
They sold todealers for shipments
at from 81, 80 to 81 per dozen.