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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14
Children Owe Much oftheir Sickness

Children Owe Much oftheir Sickness
3" Coids.-No matter where the disease may
appear 10 be seated, its origin may be traced
to suppressed perspiration, or . Cold.--
Cramps. and Lung Complaints are direct pro-
ducts Of Colds. In short. Colds are the har.
bingers ofhaf the diseases that aiiiiet human.
ity. for as they are caused by checked perspi.
ration, and as five eightso of the waste matter
Of the body escapes through the pores. II
these pores are closed that proportion Of dis.
eases necessarily follows. Keep clear. there.
fore. OF Colds and Coughs. the great preeur
sors Of disease. or II contracted break them
up Immediately, by a simely use Of MADAME
PonrKRs CunArrE BAuAx. Sold by all
Druggists, ct 2s cents snd so cents per bot.
- a.
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Thespian CIub.-We understand that
the Thespian Club, will give a highly in.
tsresting entertainment Gu the stage at
Hedges Hall. Saturday Evening, January
the 10Th, 1864, on which occasion they viii
personate Bulwer's celebrated Drama In Ave
Acts, entitled, [" The Lady Of Lyons" or
" Love AMI pride." also. the Laughable and
world-renowed Farce, the" Ghost" ov IAN
Right" The enterprise is said 70 be very
isudAble In rs objects and should be patron.
issd with liberal share Of tho public favor.
We should like "a. ere ths Hall well filed !,
upon this. ~ they z;E sureiv meet with eat.
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Saturday Evening Post.-This paper
is one Of the Oldest and best weeklies pub
lished in the East, and Is entitled to an cx-
sive circulation smong all classes. The
Posr commences in the first number Of the
year, a new novel called OSWALD GRsY. by
Mas, HESnY wocD. This novels published
from the advance manuscript corrections, ex
pressly forwarded to us by Mrs Wood from
England. The length ofthis new story will
be about the same as that Of "East Lynne"
and "Yerner's Pride"
The consta nj object OF the publishers Of
THE PosT is TO lay before their readers the
very best Stories by Native and For
eign Authors.
In addition to the Stories written express
ly for THE POST, its Editors also strives
10 lay before its readers, the best Stories
from the English Periodicals. And gives,
iu addition to the Tales aud Sketches, more
or less Agr cultural Matter, with Riddle,
Receipt, News, and Market Departments.
every week.
Cash Terms.-l copy year, 5000; Q
copies l year $500; copies year $780,
Specimen numbers Of the Posr sent gratis.
Address DEACON 4 PETERSON, No. 3l9 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Important.-Tbe fact cannot ts too Of.
ten stated, or too strongly urged upon the
public, that the majority of the saleratus in
market is not only very unhealthy, but act
ually clear poison, causing teeth to decay,
and bringing on disease generally. Thanks
to science, skill, perseverance aud energy. /.
tina. the mai still lives who invented Herriek
Aliens Gold Medsl Saleratus which has and
10 still doing such great wonders in the euli'
nary department. We say that one trial
will convince the most skepdcal that there
is none other to be compared with it. Most
Of our Markets have 1t for sale. Their de.
pot Is II2 Liberty Street. New York.
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Local and Miscellaneous.
TIFFIN, o., JAN. Ia, 1864.
ROLL OF HONOR.
A Special sscquest.

We do dislike puSSIko. but in view OF
the high price Of Printing Paper, Ink,
and every article used in printing, we
make special request to every one in
dcbtei to pay their bills Immediately =
1t is out of the question and impossible
to conduct the newspaper business with
out serious loss, except by PROMPT ASSu-
AL PAYMENTS ! We hope that those
who have paid nothing on last year and
the present one, Dih pay up at once
With the month of January, 1864,
we commence /" Roll Of Homer" and
the amount and time paid for by each
subscriber, will be announced in that Roll
ut the end of each week. Those living
at a distance are requested to remit forth
with.
We are making out bills for City sub
scribers, whose subscriptions, with ma
joriiy of them, expired last August. They
will be waited upon by n Collector, and
hope they will be promptly paid, and not
put US to the trouble and expense of call
ing the second time Printing has got
to be cash business, and in order to con-
duct II successfully. it must be carried on
upon that principle. The following is
our " Roll of Honor" which will be con-
tinucd every week, and hope that others
will initiate their example.
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FOUR DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
FROM
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia
o
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
FROM
Pittsburgh to New York
%
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
FROM
Pittsburgh to Baltimore!

TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOW
FAST MAiL-Lesves Piu,burgh at $40 A. NJ,
arrives Mt Altoona for breakfast 40 A. NJ,
reaches Harrisburg at l2.i5 p. NJ. and Philadslphia
BALTIMORE PASS NGERs by ,bi. ,rain Iesv.
Haui.burR at l.sO r. NJ. aud arrive in Baltimore
at 5 10 p. NJ.
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by hi. train leave
Philadelphia at G.lj r. NJ. and arrive in New
York at 1000 p. NJ.
THROUGH ACCOMMODATIONS at all
starons-.Leaves Piusbnrgh at 600 A. NJ, hr.
Tiyes at A AltoCna Tor dinner a, lls5 A. NJ,
resehes Harrisburg at $40 P. NJ, aud rhilsdel.
phiR at Ills p. NJ.
THROUGH ENPRESS-Isaves Pittsburgh at 4. as
T. NJ, arrive. at hhoena for supper at O2O =
NJ, reaches Harrisburg at 9 % A VI. and Phila
delphia at 7.e0 A. NJ.
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave
Ilani'bnrg at $50 A. NJ. aud arrive in Baltimore
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by thi, train leave
Philadelpha AT 8 A. NJ. and arrive in New York
at l2 90 NJ.
FAST LINE-Iesves Pittsburgh at s4s P. NJ. ar.
riyes at Altoona at 100 A. NJ, reaches Harris
burg at 6,U0 A NJ, and Lane aster for breakfast al
725 A. NJ, arriving In Philadelphia at 1925 A. NJ
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave
lMI' '.burg at 100 A. N. and arrive in baltimore
NJ II so A. n.
NEW YORK PASSENGERS BY thi. train have
choice Of routes. A sleeping ,nr runs through
from Pittsburgh 10 New York, without change,
via. II arrsburg and Allentown, arriving In New
f1rk at 45 ?. N. BY way OF Pbiladelp lphia, pass
enger' reach New York at 800 ,. N.
Tickets fov sale 10 Bos on BY boat or ,A.I, Bost
tickets good on any OF the Sound Lines. Fare TO a n
points as Low as any route.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
Pulmonic Waters


The Original Medicine established In 1877, Snd ,h.
hUt hHtoie ever introduced under the name o
"PULdoNo WATERs." In this or any other COT ntry
all other Pulmonie Waters are eoUnterfssu. TT,
genuine can be known by the usme OF bryan
being stamped on each Wafer,
BRYAss PULNoSoIo wAysRs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoansns.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve spiuing OF Hood, Paths in the Chest.
Dryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve lneipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
Bryan's Pulmonic WafeIs
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvual and Ton.ll.,
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Relieve the sboys eomPlaints Ia ten inmates.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are blessing TO all Classes and Constitutions.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are sdsp;sd for yoeshss and Public Speakers.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are in simple form aad pleasant 10 tho taste.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Not only relieve but effect rspid and lasting cures
Byan's Pulmonic Waters
Are waHaatsd TO give sausfae,ion to evsry one.
No family should be without a boz Of
Byan's Pulmonic Waters
In the house.
No traveller .hould be wi,hout supply Of
Byan's Pulmonic Waters
In his pocket.
No person will svst object to Eivs 6r
Bryan's PUlmonic Waters
Twsnty.hve Cents.
oB MOSES. Sole Prepistor, % Coastlsns 81. N.
September IS, isUs. si-Jy
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LIVE STOCK.

Drover' and Farmers viii find this a most advan.
.aseous route Tor Live Stock. Capaeioss Yards well
waieTed aad supplied with every convenience, bays
been opened on this line and Its eonneutions, and
esery sttention paid 10 their wants. From Harris.
eufg, where VIII be found every soavsnisnee for
teedlng and Iening, a choice 10 ofIsrsd Of m.
pHlLADkLPHIA, NEW YORK and BALTIMoRE
MARKETS. This win also be found the shonest,
qu:ckest' and most direct route iot Stock to Ne n
than any other.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. supt. Altoona, Pa.
L. l. HOUPT, Gsa, Ticket Agent, Philadslpkia,
u ". HOUSTON, Gen, Weight Agent, Philads.
January II, 1904 I5-t6
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fubIic saie.--A public sale Of personal
property will tske place on Saturday, Janu-
Ary 23d. 1864, two miles East Of Roup's Mill
on the road leading to Caroline. The at.
tention Of Physicians is invited 10 this sale. -
A variety of Medicines. Bottles, Surgical
Instruments, Medical Books, new and old
pjl be sold at the same time.
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Dyspepsia Dyspepsia i!

Dn. WfsBARr-I was great ssHsfsI with DIR.
psp.ia for seven year, Ever thisg ate 6llsd ne
With wind and drsadfulDsin. and my lie was one of
drank glass OF water II world soon retarn hack IA
heated condition. applied 10 every kiad Of med
ieins and treatment and all to no pstross. sa~i
your great Amsrean Dyspsssis Pills had made. 4
went 10 your store and purchsseds boz, ard eosu.
sent number Of persons amer ypnr pills, and hsvsa
yoang man that was suffering with Dyspepsia Ia ny
ghborhood eight Of your r'lls aud they cured hia
yAcoB iiiOHlEy.
kI Inp pyIllE. Kent county, Dol.
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FIR FIGHTS.

BY ibis route Ffeigh I, OF all descriptions can b,
forwarded TO and from philadelphia, New York
Boston or Baltimore, to and from any point on th.
Rail Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, ulinol,
Wiscon.in, Iowa or Missouri, by Rail Road direo,
The Pennsylvania CeBtrNl Rail Road also connect,
nj Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which q oods can be
for~sTled to any pOrt the Ohio, MuskinFum Ken
tncky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, ATkansas and Red
RiveUj and at Cleveland, sandusky and Chicago
with Steamers to all PorI on the North Weston
Lakes.
Merchants snd shipper, enirusiing the irsnsporta.
tion Of their Freight to this Company eau rely with
confidence on its speedy trgnsiL
THE RATES OF FREIGHT 10 and from any
point IN the West, by the Pennsylvania Genital
Rail Road, are at all times as favorsble as are
charged by other Rail Read Compsnies.
70 nc particular 10 mark packages" VIA PENS'k
GENITAL r. r."
Fer Freshi Contracts or Shipping Direction, sn.
ply to or address either Of the following Agents Of
the Companyi
ID: A. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE X co, Transfer Agents, PinsbuIyb.
u. w. Brown 4 CO., Cineinnati Ohio.
r. q. MELnRUM Co, Madison, Indiana,
J. r. MOORE, Louisyilie, Kentucky
w. NJ. AIKMAN, EvansyIlls, lad
X. v. SASS, -. Louis, Missouri
CLARLE Il co ,Chieaso, illinois,
}. II. MoCOLM, Portsmouth, o,
NJ. LOVE, Msysville, ky
HALL CO., Marietta, o.
T. AfRES. Muskinxum River
w. u. Ell. LANGLEY, GaIlipolis, O.
u; =. PIERCE 4 CO., Zanssvills, %.
y. II. HUDSON. Ripley, o.
~ Z. MELDRuM, Gsnerai Tnvslin. Agent.
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Runaways.-Som two or three runa
ways occurred on Saturday last, which re.
suited In general "smash" OF one or two
sleighs. and sled We believe there was
no lives lost, or legs or arms broken. For
tunste, indeed the streets OF our gay
little city Was nearly perfect blockade Of
sleds, sleigbs, buggies. wagons and drays
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sieighing.-For the last few days the
sleighiug in this section has been tolerably
good. The merry jingle of the sleigh bells
greet your ear alm"st constantly-even up
4, to the hours Of midnight you Lear the jingle.
Jingle, jingle in every part Of the city.
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An American PIoduct.--The article
about which so much has been said Of late
in consequence of its being counterreited-
the Chemical Saleratus--is an American
producti, n. and stands peerless and alone
with good American housewives who make
nice AID wholesome bread, That is a fact.
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OF The Hon. Robert ]. Walker,
who is in London, is publishing series
of letters on the policy of our Govern
meni, its finances, etc., and showing the
immense resources of this country, in
which he also points out the great advan-
tages of the Homestead Bill, which gives
every person farm of l60 acres of land
for the sum OF TEN DOLLARS ONLY
Those letters are causing an immense
emigration.
LEGAL TENDERs.-It is not believed in
Washington that Secretary Chase will
issue more legal tenders, though it is
stated that both Committees of Congress
have expressed the opinion that it would
have to be done. 1t is understood that
his intention is to call for loan.
LIBERAL AND JUsT.-Massachuse It's
pays her colored troops in tn service OF
the Government. the difference between
their pay and that of white soldiers
Seventy thousand dollars were recently
paid in this way.to the 81 and 55th (col-
ored) Regiments Of that State. A no.
BILE Commonwealth.
0T THE New York express is
threatened with extinction in conse-
quence of p.omiscuous fight among
the proprietors. The country would be
well rid of vrulent, mischievous Cop
perhead sheet, il the entire concern was
sunk to the bottom of New York Bay.
OF WARRANTEE DEEDS, ms,
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OJTHE following is from u late New
Orleans letter:
The Presidents proclamation fell
among the people here like bomb-sholl
Il mean, of course, the disloya!-- for
every man who wishes we'll for his coun-
try is delighted at this practical and we'll
digested manifesto from our Chief Magis-
,rate. Not only does it rejoice the whole
country, from the manifest proof it gives
of no symtom of wavcring a, the present
moment, but there is, perhaps, no place
where that proclamation was more timely
and effective than in the State Of Louis
lana.
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At a Meeting OF the members of Com.
pany X. 49th Regiment, of o. V. NJ. held at
the Armory on the evening. of Dec. 10, 1863.
the following resolutions were adopted con.
cerning the disease of Cornelius CHATTER, a
member of this Company, who died Dccem.
Der 18th, 1863.
WuInFAs, Our friend and companion Cor.
nelius Chatter. has been called by death from
among us, and whereas, It is proper in such
cases to express our sorrow and submission
to the dispensaton Of Divine Provid as
well as our sympathy with the bereaved re-.
la,inns Of the deceased therefore,
RrsoLvrD, That in the removal by death
Of our frierd and companion. we see and ac-
knowledge the I'm cr Of God and cheerfully,
though sorrowfuliy. submit to His Divine
will
REsoLvrp. That in the death Of our com.
panion, Cornelius Chnff'r. his amiable wife.
has lost a Loving Husband. His father and
mother, duiifrl son. those who lived rear
him good neehbor, generally a valuable
citizen and our Company faithful member.
RESOLVED, That on sincerely sympathise
with the bereaved wife, and family Of our
friend for the imparable loss they have sus.
tanned.
RESOLVED, That the Secretary of our Com
pnny be, and is hereby instru cted to convey
to the widow. and family Of the decense
the sympathy Of the members of our com.
pany together with a cory Of these resolu-
tions.
RrsoLvEn, That copy OF these resolutions
be forw arded to the Editor of the TifRn
Tri bune, and Seneca Advertiser, and that
they are requested to publish them.
William CT anmasets.
Committee. james Carlile.
Stephen Lapham.
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OUT LOT
at private sale.

SCC PPlVaCos Sale.
The subscriber offers for sale a fine
OUT LOT containing three acres,
situated on North Republic Road,
beyond the College. In whole or
parcels. terms to suit purchasers.
Inquire ofsubscriber at
LEE D. BREWERS Office.
u. X. HOFFMAN.
Dec. 10, '63. l0--tf
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Soldiers Families.--J. W. WILLIAMS
State Pay Agent, arrived at Columbus on
the 9th, with two hundred and fifteen thou.
sand dollars, for soldiers families, collected
from Sbtrdan's and Burnsid des armies.
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Coal Oil! Coal OIL!

FIFTEEN Barrels of Coal Oil, Just
received, white and clear, burns
smoke or smell. For sale
at the Drug Store Of
j. T. MAReUARpr.
Aug. Z, 1868. a.
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p. Ft. W. aud Chicago n. II. Co.
PASSING FOREST.
$. M. pETTENCII,LN CO.,

No. 81 Park Row, New York, A. d State
St., Boston, are our Agents for the TIyTIS
TRIBUNE, in those cities, and are authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our lowest rates.
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Local Papers.-Tho Boston Journal
remarks: " Not tenth part Of the local
news which tran'pires In any county town
finds its way into city paper, and he who
takes the latter, to the exclusion ofhis town
or country paper, does not fulfil his duties
as citizen. Such man Is unworthy to fill
a town tfiice, for he certainly lacks local
PRIDE"
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would not be without n Bottle o

would not be without n Bottle of
DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT
in the house, is the universal remark from
those who have tried the wonderful prepara-
tion for Rheumatism, Dysentery. Headache,
Pains aud Aches of all kinds. 1t is worth
it's weight in lold to all who value health
Price 25 and so cents. D,pot. Sc Cortlsndt
street. New York. Sold by all Druggists. Ct
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A Farm for sale,

Consisting OF two hundred and
four seres. lyiag in the south esst corner Of
Clinton tavhship, Seneca County, Ohio
For further psrtieuiars enquire OF John N
Nsylor in Tifin, or the subscriber residii.g
on the premises.
July 10. 1863. n
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Green Springs soldiers Aid socic-
y.-List Of Hospital supplies sent to the
Northern Ohio Aid Society. January 4,h,
1864. 5 Boxes, Barrels, conte.ts. as fol.
lows:
l3pads, 2 pillows, 10 p's. socks. 10 pill.
low cases, 8 sheeis, pr. drawers. . quilts. 9
books, s bags hops, 4 lbs. ecmpresses. 4 lbs
bHndages, I box Of lint, Is qts. apple butter.
2 OTIS. bloekbcrries, 5llS ats. cherries. qt
raspterries, qts. peaches, - lbs raspbcr.
ries, qts tomatoes, 10 dried elderberiies,
l ID blsckbetries, lbs dried curants, a.
dried Corn, G lbs peaches, 5 lbs dried cherries
2 qts onions, bbls potatoes, 100 lbs dried
apples, 60 gallons Of pckclcd cabbage.
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can only give fsw orths nany thoA,,nds efre,.
tihoatcs am receiving ln fNvor of th, etsat Mrdl-
cine hut have had qusntiN ofthetn pnbli shed N
c,rulaf form, which .ehd ifee on appiie alton. .
Whistler you conclude To give the Medicine a tral
ei no', send ior oiieul. r1ce fihy Gents, and Que
Dollars bottle.
Prepared only BY the prortie,or,
DR.. l.. v. &. WfsHAnr,
Phllade phia, IA.
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DYSPEPSIA.
A Positive Cure for Dyspepsia
The Great American
Dyspepsia Pill,

We may iHy With ufsty that ninr,y oass, oet 4, .
e',B huhdrsd tibet die with ion had at f,.S
only d,spepIa. Dyspepsia quiekly lsyB The Eound..
fatal character. dyspepsia 4, smphatieally ths
disease that takei nom the brscing stimuli ef
ambition and hope, smAscuatSs and unfs us for The
enterprise oflifs. We say to the sick aud to phs 4.
clans Of every school, that In DR.. wi,hsns Gis.t
American Dyspepsia Pin. and Pine Tree Tar Cor.
dial, ihe.e IL cnIe for ths CASES Of dyspep.l
Or Wishau has treated Ia the past twenty ses,s
(s3qo) nine thousand three hundred and ninety pa.
uents, ior Dyspepsia In Its verious fosm., and ia
every case whore the medicine taken n, directed
itmsde perfect cure. A numbei oftho above ease,
had hssp treated by the most smiuent phy.iaian. ~
this county and Eafops.
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Deaths Doings. - Another Pioneer gone
to his Reward. II is our melancholy duty.
to chronicle the death Of Joseph 0gle. Esq
one Of the oldeat inhabitants &C this county,
which occurred on the morning Of the 4ih
inst :, at his residence about miles wes,
OF Tiain, In Hopewell Township, where he
had resided for period Of nearly thirty eight
years.
Ma. OoLE, was born In Frederick County,
Maryland, on the 9TH Of February, A. D.,
l7sl, and at the time of his death. had near.
ly completed his s3d year. Al the age OF is
years, be connected himself with the German
Reformed Church, aud for 65 years. contin.
ued q worthy member Of that religious de-
uomi nation.
when young man, he learned the Tan
ners tra,le, in Baltimore City. In the year
1924, he emmigra,ed to Ohio, and with a
family Of eight children arrived at TiHin, In
the month OF J une, Of that year. The entire
population OF Tiffin at that time, was made
up from five families only, and Mr.. 0gle
cast in his lot with them. and with his fam.
lily lived in Tifin, nearly year, and then
entered upon bis lands west Of Fort Ball
and continued there until his death.
A rude Indian trail, known az Dougher.
ty's rail.' led the way from Fort Ball. TO
his hos7itsblc log cabin, In the woods, and
there. a generous and hearty welcome await.
ed the newly arrived emigrate and weary
traveller.
Busted in clearing his lands, for cultiva.
ton and tilling the soil, he spent a quiet
and peaceable life, reared large respccta.
BILE family aud has gone TO that home "where
the weary are at rest" respected, by all that
knew him, Ss a kind husband, an affection.
ate father, a good neigbbor, and a Loyal
Citizen. lie has left an aged companion
with whom were divided the joys aud sor.
rows oflife for upwards ofhalf a century, a
respectable family and large circle Of &C.
qua intAnces to revere bis memory and re gret
his departure
:" Mark the perfect man and behold the
upri ght for the end Of that man ls peace"
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Capt. III. Mckee, formerly one ofth
Editors Of the TRIBUNE, and who enlisted In
the 1891 Ohio in August 1862. paida flying
visit to his old home tTiiliu) few days ago.
The Captain looks well, and says behas en-.
joyed remarkable good health, since he has
been in the service Of his country. He is
at present in French's Corps, connected with
the Quarter Masters Department, n position
he well deserves. and fills with much salts
faction to the Government, and credit to him.
self. Ills stay with his old friends wa: short.
only having leave ofabsence for ifeen days.
The duties Of his department are very labo
rioas and responsible, and requires him to be
present almost constantly
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BLEEDING or THf LuHcs.
DLEEpINc OF Tue lUNGe,
READ TUE FOLLOWING

nt. WtsHARr-Stpi return my rrstsful AarAs
To- ths discovery YOU have made IN makins msYt
cine that will urre inflammation Of the Ipne. sna
Liver Complaint. When commence ed to use yoat
Pine Ttee Tar Cordial, was. to all appearance,
neafny grsve. had bsnn fot epsih OF tilus spi,.
ting blood, and would ~ times vonlit ".
My physicians (ior employed twol pronounced N .
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and willing that any pctson that Il sick should call
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for me, Al my friends aud hei { bhofs we're utterly
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had seen me yomii blood In a olotted aats hsqusnt
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JOHN vERDlN.
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