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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16
PENSION AGENCY.

The undersigned Is authorized By Government
and is fully prepared with all necessary Blanks for
making application 20 the proper department for
the payment Of the following claims on the Gov
ernment, viz:
! Claim of nfieer or Soldier for invalid pension.
Claim of Widow Of deceased officer or soldier
for pension.
Claim Of Mother
I Claim of Guardian Of Minor Children Of de-
ceased Officer or Soldier for pension.
Claim Of 0heer or Soldier for arrears Of Paw
Bounty, &c.
8 Claim Of Widow ofdeeeassd Officer for srrears
Of Pay Bounty. &c.
Claim of Father "
8 Claim Of Mother
3 Claim Of Adult Children or Guardian Of Nj
nor Children or their joint claim for arrears Of
Pay Bounty Money, &c.
10 Claim of Brother or Sister Of deceased off,
Ger or soldier for arrears Of Pay. Bounty Mon
ey, &c.
II Application OF oReer or Soldier for payment
Of pension.
Application Of Widows
All persons who are entitled to any Of the above
Claims. viii have prompt collections made BY sD-
plying 10 be undersigned in person at his Once in
Hartford or by letter addressed 10 him at the sama
place. All letters Of inquiry concerning arrears o.
Pay. Bounty Money, Pensions, &c, promptly an
June I5.-iy. Claim Isent asrtSo4s-o
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16

In prmnSG hL WILLIAM RHEEL Treasurer Trmhn Cmts Ohio hereby give notice that tn rates of
Iasf heyrO Que TNndE eight Hmdndand SuyHEa are correctly stated mhm following Table showing henmn
%@& mhh levied on leach dollar mdhe numbmd@ bo each hundred dollars Taxable P4Nmh the swaM townships
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16
Cabinet Ware and Chairs
NEW FIRM and NEW GOODS.


rRUEsDELL q TOWNSEND.
AT tho well known stand oil A. Trussdsll..
HAVE entered into q partnership
I'LL for the manufacture aud sale Of CABINET
FURNITURE and HAIRS in all their various va
r~ieties, and have now on hand and are receiving .
large assortment. consisting i'll part, Of
Sofia, k1ts- On IAeG1,
Tete . Tetee, Ger ire
Mahogany Rockers. Gard
Easy Chair, Dining
Spring Seat Chairs. Breakfast
Cane Seat Chairs. . great variety. Kitchen
cod Seat Writing
FF1.1aSSe Bedstesds. fpundie
what-Nots, Bureaus, Bookcases, Decks. wash
Stands. Picture-Frsmes. Cribs, Cradles, etc. La
short, everything usually kept or called for at Afur-
niture establishment, will be found or nanu4AetuS-
ed at satisfactory prices.
Furniture carefully packed and dslivsred at CsEssr
Boat
4 large assortment always on hand, and made u
order at ELL tim@. A Hesrse furnished when re-
CURED. Ware Rooms on Main St, near K. Il. De-
pot Nav Is. 1859.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16

1lsu eli o. I3c1L TIA --o-- s
.yIsgals --dds lIal-.Lz ysdI
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16

CHOEeLadies and Children's Bal
- morals, Caters, Kid, Goat and Calf Shoes
large and well selected stock, in which We are pre-
PECK 4 BROTHER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16
OIL PAINTINGsl

few OIL PAINTINGS. mostly views on the
Hudson river. with good gilt frames. will be hand
some for Q hundred years, and viii be sold At re-
markedly low prices Only Eve and seven dollarS
sash. aesording to the siza. JuItA ~ y.
At ADAMS BOOK STORE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16

oil Shades, Curtain Muslins, En-
" hroidsxed Curtain MuslinL Curtain EixtaF Is
ets- In great vasfsc. FECh Z BROTHER
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16

60. p: sss.s 50. :.s.~ . szss se - rs H@s9. e s:s.n @ On . sPs.ss
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16

HORSES -Seeto it tat the stables
are well ventilated and light asily
cleaned out and warm. Blanket q
horse when he is standing out of the
stable, or wHen he first comes in, and
at night; too much blanketing is in
furious.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16

s.s5ra frsa5is az .sHobnlu ToI-a1z4 H.
iEa0L3Z O0G s'EAdA - ,sasios5I t1g.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16

We take the following from the
1riculfnrist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD AND ITS pRI.
TO ras surrRnIEsDrsr TIE surH AvnsrE RAnso.p
Drivers Proessss s:oson being smpoysd as Svs ns
1e ~ fs y ysq s 81: q sS
unity q ps u. s, We are Re- aud ever have been faith
70 our ,son entire interest ana solici
men, o. he s Railroad co@pspy Ina. wa nave
uged claim % increased compensation for our ser
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fully prem. :: s'ss., s a. fsls.: q
every daiy ana slper Sdv,rs
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y AZ s.a c:s: ~. ..a
for secusiss faithful servants o. sssissses. al msf,Ss
s s:S .:. - ave. q n. .. :Hs
Sssany ~ rsmsss nat De Ses Sssss a. ssssssa
f r. ss' ,s.s =: .s. ss;. .sfs
labor ever deserves sboes The simple compensation re-
a.. gs. .. ss. ss, mem
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sss 3, .sssS a n "a. s. q 81, g. s
- any casnss .s. 80 eppssssls u ssSsss
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ana s i e s:a s
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s;:; 4 49,; =:
@ssr iSv sonIss. sssfs srvsr nay - ssssi
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drove The same ear and dasinf the ~ BE
pever bad ons 10 Ams horses Anchsr driver has
not guilty 81 AIMING The driver vas In needy crcam
labor for Their sapp. Ne rated ne above sgpsrn
him. This y not The only paniskrsn W infI,ls on ~.
driver, he bars ban the privilege n driving sny uhsr
,esas o. " cry c., % e%pes fc driver who.a ~
closer 70 NE busnes management Of road gsua ID
y Ne ntesssl o. W ssDDany ed ne vnbhs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27


A.Isw1h-s steamship Illinois-C Toland, Capt Fow.
Ter Mss spaThe.s, Mrss Rich MS WEIGH, WIN Pow
H sIs sysg, 1d As Sn.s pp9cG
fsni; D B,dlosh, Smith. Werner. 1 Hoidridge,
. Ts9s s n 3eGs Se and
sgE NsCsriy. Miss = Wakefield, Mrs ii DrscsstI "
sye,s Kramer Lee Hudson arpe s, ooas,n
Ut, Sah0an Mr.. Bsthaway cagi Denni. Mayer
como cabin and asl in the steesge
NEW Chisxss AND HiyAsA-ssamsbip Evening Star =
css ssVSe s1S.' Ss:yso.
vwonmoeS wiie and child sarenez, Rosas II Law Col
w o .SssgH N land ~. c;p r.
Es s.m G.p S.hp s.sn. jas rSo% a
sreysisr y Rochester, Maria Mrs savage. "
and ~ifs nny Rondonnsl, Bsr'cman, 9 Snefer' Mp
nchcla NJ Barely, Mr. FsIooapd 80 js he stes,ase
seessiss 1se r. sr s Sssa; Ma. a IsmS
SsI@sed. Ne: R:y%os% Mss a aSs%o' Ne. ~
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asa.si scss psmes Horton, ae.s s sSsSscp
ssss tosSss Van sras sos, w i"so so
s Dat. PEI Ersosgsoa srs.ymsD paresf, 81
sff. ssssdsl s psts4rs sd ss,''
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ss; sssssss s ssssIs =, n.s ss.ss
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27
OOlsu ary.


THE sARoUlsE BARoLO-coLBERr, THE PATRON OF
sILvIo PELLlCo AND ConPANOS OF JOSEPHINE.
IpYin fJan 26 correspondence Of Independence Beige
The country has just oe the Marquse BaroIo Colbert
al the age OF over eighty The Marquse wbse husband
was Sandman Ambassador 70 the Court OF Napoleon l.
was herself formerly reader 10 The impress Josephine
She was descendaDt u the family the great Colbert
Her immense fortune was almost entirely devoted 70
works Of bonevolence. Thus she founded refuge for
young women 1t also she who received Silvo PeIico
Oh his leaving the prison OF Spobere and who order
not 10 bumiiate him, appointed him her librarian Her
influence visible 10 his later writings, and gave 10
them tho ultra religious character, which Is principally
displayed IN the tragedy OF Tomaso Moro Mme Barolo
Colbert V said 10 have left fortune OF more than
5000 ooor 70 the poor, and 20 have named Prince bum
bert Der executor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

he MFE cAMMrpAlaks AMP P p,sC sERyICEs
Eiss ssSss$ss 4s$ sSsES s sEssSss
fl: :E $:H;ss:: :;$ :$:ES
s s:ss.4 s:sEsEess
SssEk44E s sssEsIt4s
$ $ssssEss4t s sssEEE%Ezs
PAPsR q cssTs SL6Th. Is GENTS
the world buy isSs ssfa
For sale in ssy 1 e BRADY y . A.. .,,..,
FL y Il st a;-
TIE HERO aog ri $sS ASfis s1s4 SOUTH
The Life ca%ss.g.' RegSr,s Public
jag y
mem sp1 he Pesdent IN reson 70 me s r depart X.
ibis mt, &c was ssI ana ins
with bis various Speeches 10 soldiers 3s up 70 he
srs sqSs G ao
Is cent. !, n cGn And :en free q posas
TroSsa 500 Chestnut street PSiiadeips. ''''''''
AGENTS Canya.ssrs ant Peders IN town and village
in the United states who can easily make from 10
ana Ta6c ssre, Sens1s
pSsa s
Dollar and Half dozen, or Twenty five Dollars o
dred; The cloth edition, which retas NJ scvcniynve
Cents viii supplied Sir Dollars dozen or Forty i've
Dollars hundred Apply person or address orders
with enclosed for whatever Quantity wish 10
start with to r. b. PETERSON BROTHERS. SOS Chest.
Phisdelphia and your orders win niled at
the books first after receipt
Of order We have agents now making bf,een and twenty
dollars q day selling them. All In search OF mopey
should engage IN felnng this book at once give
trial
Canvsssers. Booksellers News Agents. Settlers PedIers
others win please send their orders al once for
what they want Of the above Book to the publishers
Published and for sale at the cheapest Ho In the
world 10 buy OF send stock OF Books which II Al
r. y. PETERSON BROTHERS
800 Chestnut street PHILADELPHIA Pa
Copies sent free 81 postage receipt or price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

Ds ygs1as,s sAIsAs Q, Wild casssT
S: !: /: /: |: /:
Or wIsrAns' sArsAn or WIN SBysay
DR. wIsrARs BAIS11 o, WILD dhsSAY
DR. wIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHENEY.
DR. vIsrAR's BALsAN OF WILD CHERRY.
DR. wIsrARs BAIszH OF WILD CHERRY.
ONE OF THE OLDEST
AND MOST RELIABLE REMEDIES
IN ran WORLD FOR
ooueHs. COLDS. wHooPINa COUGH. BRONCHITIS.
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING ASTHMA,
HoARssSBss. som rnRoA,.
GROUP AND RvERy AFFECTION OF TIE THROAT.
LUNGS AND CHEST.
UNSOLICITED Tssrnosy
From Rev. Francis Losde Pastor Of the South coDuesA-
tioD., Church. Brida.por. Conn.
BaIDaEBoRy, Jan. u, 1854
s:ssIsss..i toD:,d:s Il d.y which sEs e infer
Ss: :ss: y S:i
=;
:s
mead q n; psssarsn = che nia!ssJ. ma Z pebble
ssss
ss s a. y e 81 ys ss Ss Hsss
.wIsrAR's BALsAN OF WILD CHERRY.
wssrAR's sALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
- PROM PETER cAsxok ESQ. '-s--'-
General Asen, Of the SUSSEX Railroad.
NEWTON n. J.. Jan. 81, 1853
Grs1IsEzS..Haying used Dr. wistars Balsam OF VIVA
Cherry in my family with great sSvansaSes for many years
q s saossy, ana Tsooa%end i q those .af
PETER CANNON.
wIsTAEs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
wIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
FROM HON JUDGE SPEAKER
mony unless satisfied that this remedy possesses all the
CANAyouARrE, N Y, Nov 10, 1860
IT, ss a ia" Ssy, o sps m s
T. IN o. r. for h % wl a
sos nave mover met with anything sSusi e Very
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
wssrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIAN.
HERMAN, H. Y. Sept n, 1860.
For more than past have sold Dr. Wisar's Bal.
cam OF Wild Cherry. as prepared by and, far
know haa given unversa satisfaction. II to
cough BY oosenns and cleansing the lungs and aaying
irritation thus removing the instead OF drying
and leaving the cause behind.
conslder II good cough medicine, II better
s. THATCHER ND.
wIsrARs ALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
CURE IN SEVERE cAse
WILssoRo Essex County, N. Y, Aug 10. 1850
DEAR S,Rs-DariDg the summer and winter OF 1883 and
1859 rictei Nth pain side and chest
This accompanied By very hard cough, and fSe-
quently raised quantities OF blood. called
number physicians all OF whom prescribed for ne
effect. For 81, eight months continued grow
worse when induced try DR.. Wistar Balsam OF
Cherry. found great RELIEF from bottle. after.
wprd bottles since which time been
shie 10 attend to my business - Lefere. Yours truly
ROYAL GOFF.
wIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
None genuine unless signed II BUTTS the wrapp er
For sale BY j. DINsMORE, No. 4oi Broadway, New
Boston. and by all drusgists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27


80 ~ 1cst rsmarkabs men q ths slano, the
- rsaay In srt, science sad literature be has had
- s@sAb = Gotta, where ~ universally esteemed
- wsh ~ Ne anAb5My q be character fcs bic hAb
eeen1nmee0L IN fuo<ral vas very imposing affair.
80 80 sts6s6 ~ Ne Captain Geoeral and al The
s&Nsss the ooverpDeDt-s teetimoey not only 10 hs
P~s1~s 80 oslee, bssG orasdes of Spain c sbe lrst
S~g, ens a1sp - hs DgtvAss wsvth pedvsdual
Aer0sr ~ 80 - seoros, eopoe eebooxpe 70 Zaldo,
$500 o., a. n1gua y Gvas1s, Destroyed BY nrc
~ nshs q M iMh instAsl fbe los n Immense.
49, sAesss ere NJ tArd q Ne hind shAa have been
1922 Asy ~ nrs ssos lest ysiy.
a yokes.vestsd ccs a ~ passsaesvs 70 favasa BY
49,. nsaas.s - Der hss xip sren nee Yorh,
e.len thss - vas susDscous ehassesss fhsrs
.ssS zoe u ks Npnss sin 6sss Sos vasious sissd
ssyn y csssss W., n ~ dsss q lsoo, bssIdep
~ cmns mpsusne, scsss = whicb we've
ssea - " eIeshss he - % IN "a ~ time
- ~sSs sh~ssfs' Tor having sscspsd fron
n.syl 6sssrs@s ssss.r, .. N. ya...s,. ,....,.
49, 49, s.@ - ~kht have hem escectsd
$3.50 sss>saea, sna Ne ksoss ~ srov se6
- 49, sgvgse.a11ss q NJ si<t b. ~ sS.is.s 49,
- veooWseeA - he pasL Dasns - 49, ~ .s. .s
svn1 - ~ eovs = esnss, wesrs he 81, N. 80, ~
- oeyWeWf 80 reastvsa he mot ms,sss s,ss~,s.
- - - - eoss " nAtanz4< who're he 80 NJ 80
- - twp e>e1evls. an1 then retain 9th ,.e n,.n.
- pfGpetine m netiAtsiy 70 Rsw Yoss 10 ~, 49,"
m0s1 - mahhe eoDp>ste " ne sand "a, shwh
psSpn8 " Csptssn secsfM 70 f.rnsh MN MA
stt~ss ~ ressw@rsdaton 20 tbs Goysrnsss o. ia " vns
- ntenAed vek~s tsi snW<skine hos occurred 10 uaa.
- eo1ooe - aAa1 asa N iassnded soas, under.
esasd - tsss secse!y pstpsssd 10 spss hs IN lhs
@s~s eseees' mansw q ID ksdssS o. INC Csyhn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

Gesssas sss ee~ wa, ssss - 81
ssctct n -. ...-.s a..
IA arsl< Al a.ars - - Ne strsss sf"esu. atols
x sgsahisrs hexs ssss hsssae leAce 80 Day -,
inTes ysss- afe a si.ss o. tsssAss ssa at~ shos,
stsy ksss 81 Fssur. s<ke. thps rsr~e@sse = sssa
Yesterday - 80 t1mss-s e1sss ssss 90 No san ssos
efesy .~~s " whhs was 0~a' - ss''at
.-<nfss.a u rtAEa = -. -. -. N,
VOC Esessag siss Ia. si ocaw ., ssa s,sss - ~
rsman ~, ssofl sne saa tertSse hs.'~Ass y"
The Rcrst Il 81 sstcuSs -. -. -.
Inc llr 400 sgss~~ nans~s no ~hen - nsss
,.st r..s ea,lsa "a ssslufasy westhes xcfy nne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

Tho steamship syenns star, Captain Boil ffo" NO"
oa,as VI. ~ssana 22d inst arrived az ms port yes'e'
dy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27
MAN SCOT IN A DANCE HOUSE,.


Died.
BpcE-0D Friday evening. February a. suddenly ions
BUcK, Sr. :" ''sue"''f vo"'
Notice OF funeral In TO morrow's papers
WoopcocK.-At Bedford Westehesier eonntv m rh.~.
day. February "a MARY ANN Coos wife of William n
Woodcock aged 6 years - !" "'''~" =.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her ate an
Saturday afternoon, at o'clock Carrisres viii ~ ws
Ing Monday morning at clock al I2s,b sree ana
Fourth avenue, 10 attend the intermen nj Trnity
For other DEATHS see fou,A Paosi ~'s'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

wI.ssoao. Essex County, N. ", Aug Is 1860
DEAs sEs.Daring the Summer and winter OF 1858 and
This was ACCOMPANIED By very Sard cough and fre
number oil physicians all OF whom prescribed for e
TO no effect For 81, eight months continued grow
Cherry. found great relief from the ars bottle after.
able TO attend to my business - Lefsre- Yours. truly
ROYAL GOFF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
None genuine unless signed II. BUTTS the wrapp
For sale by }. p. DINSMORE, No 40l Broadway. New
York SETH W. rOwLE CO., No. IL fremont street,
Boston. and by all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

MIsCELLANEOUs.
CoRNs BUNI0Ns, INVERTED NAILS. cHrLHLArNs.
" &C., cured without PAIN, by DR. RICE 0nraeon Cb,ro
podist % Bowery Citizens BANK DR. Rices Ans,hI
htor cures Corns. bnn,ons 4c BY mall, 80 cenia
EPILEPTIC AND NERVOUS FITS CURED M youN
~ hACDOnALD who may be consulted every morn.
Inr from WI " O'Clock at the Stevens House No -
- references gssn 70 nhysea1s and
the disease ana renders cure more diihcult5 :
GENERAL MccLBLLANs REPORT
THE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL.
FOR February ~ and "a
.
GENERAL sccLsLLANs REPORT ENTIRE.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEwsDRA LRRe
RRBuNATIsM.-DAMPF FEET
~ WEAR THE
ELECTRO METALLIC JNSoIF no
an ehcisnt yrmcdy Tor Rheumasp Pnrslvs,. WA, ~
Circulation, Ac. METThM A 90 I'D 3, "a 80. -
Pr'oe "; per mail 81 70 Send for circolar
GAVE YOUR M0HBY-THoNAs n Aavew vue
yes"e ana sn 400 nog, dealer q This city eerssv q
, p'onr Wines saears Molasses, syrops and every
aesie 10 toe United giees one price cash So".s Whole
sac fpartment ~ Green wth flyett retail corner ~
0rsenwish and hWsay swecH '' 'o'"e' "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
A Rich Snana.

- ANAOh ttOOaOh
In the Canadian House Of Assembly,
some time since, they had quite a spirited
debate on the bill to prohibi, tho use oI
hoons aud crirolinc, introduced by MIR.
Aikcns. We rublish few Of the most
brilliant pnssag 5;
Mr. D,ummond was nm ardent ndnirci
of hoops from childhood. When he " rs
child Of tender grow III, he used 10 truu'
dl his hoop, all unconscious Of the fate
that was in siofc Tor him. Later In lie
he swallowed ring, which resulted IN
hopping couph; aud even now the sight
Of an empty hogshcad brought tears int
HE eyes.
Mr. Brown complained that Il wat
impossible now tD choose n wife, sinc,
her defects were 40 hidden by hcOps nnt
epvclcped in crinoliuu that the Baked
= ,enkcr--Ordcr.
Mr.. BruwI--Mr. Speaker
Spctker--The honorable gcntlcmcn is
out of order.
Mr.. Bruwn-nui, NJ. Speaker. the ma
tcd. Speaker your tongue, sir.
Mr.. Drown--Thc naked
Spcakcr--U pom my soul, Brown, ST.
lcncc nr III! have you arrested.
Mr.. Browr--Pernit me to explain, Mr..
s, sukef. When said the naked
Speaker (yellinp)-Clcor the galleries
Of the ladies, Mr.. Sergeant.
NJ. Brown--In the name Of the sew
rntccn praccs and the fifteen muses.. Mr.
Speaker, lee me apologize; ! only meant
to- sny that hoops aud crinoline have
reached to such redundancy, that Il was
impossible to arrive at the naked
speaker (lrantically)--Dcnth and blue
devisl Stop, or II brain YOU with the
mace. Consid'r the impronricty Of
Mr. Brown (w1ldly)--Tuth! truth!
truth! Naked truth was what ] was go
inc % say.
Mr. dunbar Ross understood his honora-
bic friend to say that people could not
pass along the streets without being as
saulted by hghwnvmcn. Now, surely,
the honorable member from Lake Onta-
rio could moi but bc aware that the char.
actor of every member OF the House was
affected by such dam
Mr.. Talbot objected TO such unparliam-
cntary language,
Mr.. Ross protested against intcrrup.
ton. lie was going To say by such
dim--
Mr.. J. Camcron--The honorable Nom.
Der should not swear in that drcudIulman.
ncr.
Mr. Ross Wasn't doing anything Of
the kind; but would be tempted To do so,
il not nllogcd To finish his scntcnce--
but such dnm- order, order "a dam
confusion l-hc would repeat ii--by such
dam tremendous uarOar.
Mr.. Wright stood up aud moved, amidst
the widest confusion, that Mr.. Ross be
expelled from the house Tor such awful
language.
Mr.. Ross (black in the fncc) cSclaim-
cd that damaging statements wns all he
meant to say when ho was Interrupted by
a fool
Mr.. Talhot--Who's n fool
Mr. Ross--Foolish ass---
Mr.. Camcron--Whu's mn ass
MIR. Ross-(wildly)--Foolish assertion
OF profanity.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
The Democratic Party To-Day

From the speech OF Mr.. Coddlington,
War % mocrat, in New York the other
aay.l
Where is that inspired, courageous old
Dem ,crl ie party which ] ,llIrson found
ed. jackson immor,a! zed and James
Buchanan burieo, Some years ago there
could be seen stranded ON the shores of
LONG Island Sound, the shattered rom.
n,nis of a once noble stream. Its guards
Nere down, its rudder gone, it's machine.
nv broken and useless. Half blackencd
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
Vnlnnnin Ernntions.


The Costa Rica papers have found out
what accustomed the late shower of ashes
in the valley of ST Jose. II had its orig
in in the volcano OF Turriuba. The Pa
ccla Official says:
"rhc ashcs continued falling during
thrco days aud thrcc nights IN the valley
or ST. jose, exciting much alarm IN the
minds OF the inhabitants. Tho Cover
nor of Cartilage wac induced to send n
commission oi mountain travellers 10 in
spoct the volcano which had been emit
ting for several days colums Of dense
smoke. On the 10Th the commissioners
started from Cartilage, and on tho 2oth
reached tho farm OF San Mirtin, where
the nshcs lay one foot thick on the
ground increasing in depth MS they reach
cd the lagoon, where they encnmped At
,he foot uf tho volcano. During the
nipht they were alarmed at the constant
aubterrancous noises which preceded
from TIE bowels of the earth, and sound
Ing liho the dctonotions Of angry surgcs
on a rock bound barrier.
On the 3Oth they sscendcd TO the sum.
nit VI the volcano. A mass OF smoke
was rising, twice the height OF that
which was seen during the last eruption
in February. lis color WIS between
black and green, aud was mixed with
hugo volumes Of blue flame, accompanied
with violent trcmors of the earth, aud
dsep rumblng sounds. After the smoke
and aam had been vomited out, one
wide crater was seen almost round, aud
deep ns the vcrtublc portals of turtnrus,
with the internal walls of ycllowish
nnd black hue, as il lined with u rcsinous
compound. From the profound depths
ofthe crater pestiicrous odor uscendcd,
. and the rumblng sounds at each moment
became more aud more alarming.
Tho muuntaiacCrs noted that San
Cnrlcs the north peak vi the crater, had
entirely disappeared into the abyss. The
mountain, very large one. is entirely
covered with ashes to the depth of three
feet, and the country around, for nine
miles from the n,untain, is also covered
with ashes,
On the east side ct the volcano, and
about live hundred yards from the crater,
q stream has appeared whose waters art
extremely ucij, perhaps containing sui.
phurc acid Ca the northeast side,
tward the sources rf the River Tor
fugaro. all Vegetation has been DESTROYED
for many leagues. The mountniuccrs
declare that at every step the earth seems
to rock 10 aud tro under them, and tina,
the heavy torrents of cold rain, and wan,
OF fire aud other d,fiiculiies, did not per-
nit them to remain longer than four
hours
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-17
How 10 Get Exemntad.

II. NJ. Lewis was drafted IN New Cas-
tie township, this county, in the 100 per
cent, and upon applying TO Captain Sin.
net, was informed that IL one Reuben
Baughman, who was drafted as a prnci.
pal, aud failed to report, was forthcoming,
he, Lewis, would be released. So
Lewis got un order to arrest, aud staric
Tor some point in Delaware county,
Illinois, where he heard Baughman had
4 1ne, aud the frat person he run across
upon arriving at the place was the man.
He took charge Of tho gentleman, and,
last Saturday night. delivered him to
Captain Sinnet. Baughmun was cx.
amined, pronounced sound as dollar,
and Lewis was Released, aud given a
voucher for $40 for the arrest, which
just paid expenses. We recommend
this course to our drafted fellow citizens
Of the 100 per cent Co,hocton AGE.