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, 1864-04-01

Pablo men. Of excellent principigss hnna :ccba i:
+: acter. .Ad}ntant General L. Thomas recently
raid this camp q visit md 80 well nieasrd
was 1G With its proficiency that, undeE lid
advice, it Is presumed, an order was.~ Issued
authorizing Colonel Morgan to enlist aad. Or
gaa'ze tmo more co1orcd regiments at; that
Toiut. These will be drawn from Tennessee.
alabama. Georgia, and North Carolina. C..s-
tanocga being situated near t:;c borndar;cs
ofa1i these Etatee, and convc:.i..t n;,tnt for
sending messages Of invitation, :..s :::r1 s,laci
recruiting officers, into the hea : OF ..icll.-.
There ia no question in my, mind Of the
policy Of organizing these co:orrd troops !.
tetter controlled, educated and PREPARED for
the ep1oJment Of this new boon In military
cTean1zatton than In any other way. The
1:?tL ard 18th Regiments are stationed on tho
T.. ". Railroad, which the Government
Is building from the head ot low water uayi-
CATION on the Tennessee to Nashville, and
gre Going the work Of construction as rspidly
as my equal number of men that could be
procured. 30 that the Government, in adil.'
tl9n 10 an efficient rocd guard, has in them
tue best OF railroad hands at ten dollars per
; As to making soldiers Of them, that is not
~ an; open question. They win fight as longas
their officers stay,; With them, and tuat Is
about as long as ',otl1er soldiers fight: Their
haired Of the rebels aud bushwhackcrs is in.
tcrse, almost malignant. The rebels fear
them. I, They know They will fight notice
The guerillas do not fool round their picket
Lines: much. Many. amusing anecdotes are
1eloted by the officers Of the manner in which
they. ply: their new vocation. A coIored
picket WIS fired upon one night By gucr-
lila; he did not return the fire or give alarm, !
hut sp1ang forward like a. tiger, and before
his asBailnnt had recovered from the binding
effect Of Ills OWL fire; was right upon him,
Ht turned to run: but tho picket overlook
md killed him on the spot. -,
. Another picket, stationed in the woods,
hearing horseman approaching in the dirk
nees, called Out, Who cum dare" No an
sWcr, but the steps came. right on. s.sWho
cum dar?n, Still no answer "Who cum
dar tree times md dc, last, 'cord'n to mill
tary regalashum." Aud, bangi he fred into
the darkness. The sound was followed By d
heavy, :thrcshing fall. On repairing to the
spot, lie found he had killed a poor old rider
Its horse, TINT had strayed outside Of the
These anecdotes merely, show that: they. |
will do what they suppoe>to be their duty to
The letter. regardless of conscquences.,
From all that have seen, AM satisfied
flint the wisdom Of the Government In o1-"E
ganfzing co1oerd troops will yet become man.
fest, and ttat 1t will prove to be one of tho
most important means of qualifying them to
defend and support themselves and make
Their liberty perpetual, when they gre remit
tGd 70 cls1l lie. y. ~ ~:
, 1864-04-01

Just received direct from importers. Cash o.dess
frcm the trade solicited. A. c. uESr1s.
#. Wayne. 1Hdl.1h, March :5, 1s6a uhsea ei16*w
, 1864-04-01

The extract from a1ettsr in our possession,
dated '.Hann1bal March So 16G4,,' and from m
entirely creditab1e source, gives the following
account Of barbarities practiccd upon slave
Woman-not in the dark ages, bnt in the Light
Of the nineteenth century civilization: =
= + 4 few days ago aided In tho
resculng Of seven slaves from cruel bondage.
An eighth one failed to rescue; fine black
woman Hho Waslast week stripped and beaten
on the bare back with hand saw until large
biisters formed, and then the wretch sawed
them open, under which treatment the poor
woman died. The Wretch's name Is Tapley.
He lires in Pike county, Missouri The slave
Woman's husband Is d soldier In the Union
army, and with four Children, tone 4 babel
was On her way to Join her husband ut Quiu-
cs, ILL.,, where he Is In hospital, when she
Mas oyerhanled in Hannibal. Tapley, her
owner, perceiying her, received assistance
from Cohen, the Provost Marshal, and anoth-
er vagabond named Curtis, which enabled
him to capture her, and because she would
not tell where her children were secreted,,
they lCurtis and TapIey} commenced abusing
her in the public square In the most shame
ful manner, when, 10! our Provost Marshal.
from whom the woman had right to expect
protection, allowed her to be returned and
beaten with handsaw until she died. Oh
God pity us here In Missouri These slave
holders are mad with ra&ge at the Presidents
Proclamation freeing the. wives and children
of soldiers.
, 1864-04-01
rr,2an!sY Gst etal D. q RucxH1.
Ch1ef Depot Qu4zrtana axter.
HAshinS-on. e. Z.
GUARANTY


No, lne a4as-ptz2et, st.:dea.a Of 80, Y -
ceUa:y 9; aa4 t,S = \; ,ss 1o,a -
antss II ca4s tae fosszolax 81 Of - be tees4ta&-
81; be Or taey WILL within ten dAJs kitef saa eoeA
ants ii said SID. e1ecute tau conuat for ~ sse&
.!,s 1ooS; esd = TILE, Z, sa s2aa :.
h ccnfority 70 tas tNms Of edvaEnaameEs ra!s: -.
essa tna id sEsl :" ~. 20 ..s.,a =
sfczesaI1, va EoAsanss = ga. f1e1 - <lEsses61
ios ii rtspQnsIeia btdc- - ne sre.os 10 vnos ~
eoaW1s. "'trs @@ Gtyas paas; car sscds sac asa1s
tth:a.-- lay Of -. - etst~,,
aHaay rB,up Inst, 70 I'D bess q ~ - m1c92 ee9 sx2
end oenet shs Aooye named Gusfeastf ~ YsisH -
kuacta7t ~ su.aues to< tas amount ~ -M-- -
oae5 2 o 5ssu = tna Uzitsd stasss Dt9tet Ai
nav colisctor of CnstoIu.. q ~ othsS o@Ssr ns4
H. 1HEitsd states GoTd1nmant OF F09onnois psseH
6exa 70 ais a@ea aco1Ysd undsr this aa1ezuseuxa7
m A T. F1psRnea "a = H.; css ..
EasDAa s Tesoectful1y tnVittd to oa present. II u
opeaiIs e' Il b.di." tn'' desh96 5. q. Rucxz'
, 1864-04-01
=Nl)ledQn::. ::.:Grfbm11f:;''


A. Moses stood uro. The flaming hill. '.*'
:Mitn w. gu thepeople g. thered q, lis fee,
W. 1maltatEtn Stna's valley, there 10 meet
The awful beartr Of Jchopal's will,
50, G1snf; thou tt.,.d'st. amidst the t.umpots
IND the wild fiery storms that flash and beat =;
~ t1tu IAUEQEf and IN tEN1eu tleCts
:Ioprnost Of MI, and moet exposed to nj
IN stand thou firm, great leader Of our race.
Hope Of our future, TIL the time grows bland,
Then let ne zee thee, with benignant grsce -
EcE1iId thy telght, Gods glory On thy .3ce, =: "
and the LAWS tab1cs Eafe within thy hand.
= GEo1aT II. Boxku.
, 1864-04-01

{ t:>RDEANcE OFFICE, e.!
tnp.trsAta x, T,n,tSaMo!as. - Fsstn.IJ =. i.sak
ss, & s;ss ~ fes ~ r. asa1
Ivy ss+tes casaifJ pattern. :. Ssrst:ss.@f spses.
i: the New York 3rsez nj. $40. ss.A
f. ih ths sfa!tt sat.n1 1Fssns S e, .s,s %
ii The g7acla: Il; pc?o: s~a. $50.
ssss :as.,s ass &: e.
lssiaf. sIeletpaa hhk ,ee s:snttt; Ens ensl ~
Il i s;Ss.:s !. psss;s ss 4:
j: IL. Z: 5 ~
rsa ta, ~. tEt'tsE = Eoa, tsoth e q I1sa
IL III eoas ~ t'ss s d olseT eotesinx q
e e. IT IT. s.ss' = H. e b. subject 70 ,n,pso 60
sEt e "u hs tnsnecsed 4s tho ar1euala xharx
s.etiet mus: b made IA 1"ss Of not 1ess than.
nItx ttts p3: Msex TO- IL cnnss.ctA OF 800 Dc
is sssassa s:s* :sss "a
i2 ds1 sS III Sn,,,T II it ss de'y s. aaa
Efiti1fs 70 Easo deliveries spsefss s,sa u,,
vs. m dt1tr ~ ,. OF
Ne a!ds H,A b con.lere tro parties otae- u So
T. r. @ d snSa
atGE ,ss Eos T6 ir s
EoR Redknccss Of kheir s01stcs. over tae!- owa r.
Sach pss.J oo:ain'az contract ~Fnl br obliged -
e., With s2psorsa snzesses for IT.
upen lie award b+lox made, sacesestui bldcesg ,
~ Ier b sa1 & and efnshsd v!sh orns ot e
6epats,l reserves toe right to reject an7 a.
u! rlds. Z net deemed sas,srss,oEy:
IS Ss :asassss III;
oE,s 20 snte 4
urtG the III C4v of hnri3 at r. n Tba Ysts X ia
, 1864-04-01
nE n3nnHn"

<oanccat!al Fhystcsen formerly Of Ct. Louis. No.)
co.Eer ot Monroe. Chicago ill.,. half block from the
oort Oniee O. az lhronic Dneases and Diseases ol
Treats *tth unparalleled surccsa. Rooms separate,
vt IRE Laoits and Gentlemen can consult tue Doctor
:. .sP; II 6nedaSe 10 to II 4. u. Communications
"on1dcndAl. Consultations free. Address r. Q. BvI
From Tue D9ctor'a long experience in Hespltal and
private Practice. he is able 10 perform, and will guar
alest severe and coupcatsd stat cs, IN very abort
Young N. sunertnE trom sef:opse are Invited 10
GAIL perfect cure xnfFAnted. Female treGulaEi.
tte httcnd4u: fube nst ruAtlon. persons
vtEE afr obstfuct!ous to marriage, should call At
:. g snd be cured. Best Of city fefcrenrst ~ to
, 1864-04-01
D1aEt,tes, and Diseases Of
the Kidneys and Bladder. :.
Constitution Water

Has been r.onenncei by tts Medical Fssait7. ana
tho Public, 70 te the most wnnkier retsdy for the
rexManen NJ Atl diseaEs3 of the Stouaeh Liver
k!dneYs. Bidder and #o.ab, that has ever been
il IL not Medkal water It is from experience
that Constitution Water hiss e.nanated4 and now
say let duubs whsa E1u:l:a bottle tMs teen
in this country has failed 70 reliere.
4 remedy pCcss9stnK the vtvtuEs Of Constitution
Water cannot te cIassed under ~quack preparations
A. 1t ia noE rsed by thu most ectcztte pr1ct m
this city. Il Is only seeond class nbycans that CRY
down popular remedies, wht tha better skilled make
nse Of ege5y mesns to accomplish euro: ard tic
different remedies enables him To- produce = eu1e,
while others fall IN the attcmpt. Science Is sauIed
: GIVE CONSTITUTION Wate7 fair h:a1-xe mean you
who are under soma specialists care from year 70
year, and we particularly a1luda to ladies whe are
constantly resoEtins TO local tzcat11anf and III SUITS
Of succtsa there wouli he om local applications
to the throat for diseases Of the braiu-
We lave alEays been careful to uGf language In
Circular that conld not shock the most tnatc
zati0n, but recttYa 30 many con Gucationa from
persons for which Constitution Water i3sdapted, and
have to the conclusion 1hnt the :csutdy Is
pab1e ol producing cure, 20 matter wEa the disease
may be, it should be 1n.1s known. Fhc medicine il
put up for the public, and there should Be no excep
Ions.
cine In every sense Of the placed In the hands q
people foE their reais and il taken according to
the direcions. will tn eyetJ case prodnee radical
cnre. We wcnd ssy thatth directions In regard to
Diet etc. rclste only to tha disease unler which they
occur.
, 1864-04-01

For the arrangements Of tho system incidental 10
ic charge OF diet, Wounds, Eruptions and Exposures
a-s g safe, convenient and reliable HolLoTAY'5
r4Lts ASDo kTAENTM M T. The Tsaasr Of t9is no: ,.
trns store y h,a place let hi xEite 70 e q Maiden
Of expense. Many dealers viii not keep my medicine
III htpd bccsnec they tannGt maEc much pFont as
otef persons tnAt IS Cents, S. ceptB. and 4l.40
M nj Un1,H
, 1864-04-01
Hair Dye. Hair Dye!!
.tHEI IORs celebrated HAIR DYE Is THx

s.tHEIORS celebrated HAIR DYE Is THx B1sT
*rHr wo8lp. The onls HAnxLT;ts TEE and l+ KtLI-
sk.ass Bed Ka.tI q Grey Hair instspty 4at,s T.
ne Ha1r Staining the Ek,n, eav1ng tbs Hair sort
I'D aeauuful inpartS heaa Vitality. ne4ueauy reg.
4al Dyes The Genuine L. signed WILLIAM A. R4GH-
s-oI. al otbers mere limitations md ehonld be
r1iay &treet, New York. tFS-CsNS-9.
, 1864-04-01
DIABETES =

Is d.eaaa Of the Stomach x2d Liver, acS Rsrcugt
the Kidneys, and is without doubt, the obstinate
disease, except Consumption that affects tho human
constitution. Wc hare Rps7e for discussing causes,
7ersIon Of the starcny principle Tor yegetsnc portion
Of the food) into sugar, which stimulates tho kdneys
suffer from this discsse who ignorant of It. that
they pass aEge quantities d51iag The day. md aIo
during he nsht Ne notice = taken Of + until tae'E
often when It Is sr ADVANCED to be beyond tho
control Of ordinary remedies Another symptom Is
lshed, is 1ntolerahlene patient drinks constantly,
without being eatsaed; nlso dIyness Of the mouth,
vonced cases. and finally oss Of appetite. eu,aeaon
and the patient gradually sl1fa from exhaustion.
, 1864-04-01

ccntalnng nearly 500 psgea, and 1s nne Plates And
-nErrF1nEs OF the Atatomy of .he Sexutl Organs In
!. s,4te Vi Heath and Disease, With Trthsise on
,e1fAbuse, It's Deplnrable Consequences upon tht
the only rational End successful mods Of cure, e
shown by the report Of caies 1ea1ed A truthful
marriage, who enterta,n doubts Of their Rhys'e1al al
:ecclpt of = cens n etaupe q posal currency, BY
addre.ei9g n. La CRo1x. No. 81 Maiden Il Ian. A.
, 1864-04-01
:4grtiaI Nntcts;:;,:: !: !,


THIS u the most delightful and extraordinary af5-
evor discovered It changes the sun burns ieoe
uod hands to = peArly satin texture OF ras1saine
heauty, tnpartinr the marble purity OF Joush. Ana
fashion. Il removes tan. hcckaea, p1upea anu
xoughness from ,hs skin. leaving the compilation
res transparent and smooth. 1t contains no nate-
rial INJURIOUS 10 the sku PAtronfzed by Actresses
a1d Opera Singers. 1t IL what eFes5 lAds saoulo
k.are. Sold eyerswhcrc- :
Prepared Iy ". +. HAGAE. Troy. n. T.
Address al orders to
DEMAs s. BAREES { CO.. HcW fork.
fvfs E+ut
, 1864-04-01

pexr Sir: Having sesn 5ou- e Io1 a.
stitntion Water, recommended foT hxinw M n
fesed fof IL past th1ee yeas nd sd the sM q
q R6Js!caas Esh haEgfae. eaIg pToealed oue
soe 3 NJ I:s ssf
Goi' aao qrst e6apxe ii ny health hare used TWO
1osa sp Pe =
ny he il: eel that il Is al and more than
81 70 1s aay = ns. tas bles"ns Of God
a'ef @%' fouTs, huty, Lso1A1n s-B1dEoT.
, 1864-04-01

Wy. q. GdRxG Co.
Gents freely gre you liberty to make usa Of the
Water, which can recommend In the highest man
ner.
aers Whole length Of the back, and u her bs, with
Pslntauou Of tie Heart, attended with Falling Of the
Womb, ysnonotrhes and Irritation Of the Bladder,
1eausd aphys!eian1 who attended her about ttsee
then employed one Of the best phy.1can11 could tni
who attended her for about nine months. and whlia
she WAS under his care Ahe did NOT suffer quite a.
was incurable. Fol" said be. she has such com.
operstes aganst some other OF her ditcaltes About
tfsfs time she commenced the use Of Constitution
dose seemed 10 hare the deatred cecs and abe kept
on improving rapidly under its treatment and now
not taken any OF the Constitution Water for about
four weeks, and We ara happy to ssy that 1t has pro-
duced permanent cure. ..--.. 4.
-WA. a. VAx Bxvsc1o11s.
, 1864-04-01

s: tEg- "a card'' in q country paper returns
thanks to 4 Clergyman. and the friends and
neighbors, for s.s kindly assisting al The death
and BURN" " Of the father Of the advertiser.
This is probably more than he meant to say.
, 1864-04-01

-The business Of the Patent tffice dur
inT The past year, in receipts and the number
Of applications for patents, has been greater
than o1go nIzaIi5n ~ aa5 oo Of tbs bureau. '' $
, 1864-04-01
ST TIES MAR

TINTED STATES MAR
l. STALLS SALE IN ADAI1RALTY.-By virtue
qftxelIe wits 81 sale by The non. Samuel Treat:
Southern District OF illinois, IN admiralty dated on
the 18th ana2st of March, 4 1884, w!n Be sold y
Cairo IN said Di1trtct the III aud sth day OF april
4 the doowinK deaeTihed props1ey. .S,st tS,Ts;
brandy, dry Tooda lumbef: tar. DC. &C., the sans
having been ordered By the Court to be sold;
D. L.. PHILLIPS, q $. Maf9haL.
En.tuehcld Ill., March FL 1854, h2stb1i8lQt
, 1864-04-01

HOPE GOLD COMPANY.
MNEs-aGoLD DIRT LopE."
uilpln County, Colorado.
CAPITAL, $4,000 SHARES,
SIS each.
TRUSTEES:
John Exams Colorado; F. Il. Judd, SsE York; e..
3, Cohu. Sew York: Vim. MoflGr. New York Geo.
II. Gtat1in. Baltimore; Herrnaun Funke, New YorE !:
+. Cornell White; New York; II. c. Tyler, New York:
S. G. Arnold, Providence
:.- FKE4TnENT.
Governor Of Colorado Territory,
y1CE-PRxs1pKN1s.
. HON. s. G. ARNOLD,
: DR.. F. H. JUDD. :.
= TREAEENIR.
! WALTER E. LAWTON.
. 6kCRETAKYs
J.f.DAF1ES. -..... ..
!; ONCE, No. Is C1d'se. New York 1nh93h4o1m1
TOR MILWAUKEE, ,KENOSHA.
IL RACINE, Port WASHINGTON, s1EDoYGaN,
hAN1TON0C, TWO RIVERS. KEWANEE and
WOLF RIVER. This stauncn aud fAat sailing side
, 1864-04-01

HUMAN FRAILTY, OR PHY.
I'LL s1oI oG1cAL RESEARCHES; should b. read
BY everybody. Il treats On, md saoMs r. hoT, s she
contaminaton 20 with suIe mstnSd s cd
tertaE tbe MarFisge fiate soid 81 6n. BAR: ;:
ROW. y! BlsteEer street, New gorE Gs; f. y y
Il. sC0V1L, i6 Randolph street. Chicago. III also q
6I3I0NEAE,G T. Ct)1.buRS, corner Main ara y ash"
Ing Ton etrfete, Peoria, I'LL. 0tstt8t.l9
, 1864-04-01
aiBeetlHupOu8
#tBEEtlHueOu8
G r AIN ST 0 r A G z.
win Be prepared to transfer and store Grain In MI
NJ EW ELEV ATQR,
In the City Of Bufralo, on or before
The First Day Of May Next,

and Will continue to DO 80 until tile FIRST pAY OF
AUGUST NEXT, and until notice to the contrary tc
take effect af,er the left dAy above nen'tonef he
the following ratcs: 0nctourth OF for traua
feEring OF putting In storc, tbelnE one-eighth
grain) and onefoutth Of one cent. for i've days
storage, Or for any les Ianne; Of days. euc-afth
daya Ny ElevatoI has facilities for business faf
dftd thousand bushei. storage It can transfer from
three vessels or pEoPslloEs and escha1ge Into
die With ease two hundred thousand bushels Of grain
every twenty Jour houtS livery vessel shall be served
In the order that They reported 10 ancr arrty
inE in port. S. =. r. WATSON.
hicngq, March 20. 1861. mh7f.b4lg 37tie
, 1864-04-01

TO-PARTNERSHIP.--RichardJ )
~ Sherman, Of Buffalo, Benjamin F. Jeryts. Prest-
dent OF the Dnnk ol tazenorta n. r., and Edward 8.
Fitch. Of T. s. kich Bank OF Exchange, Eualo, have
associated themselves together for the purpose Of
CARVING On and uanskcting Tie l]uslaesa OF
, 1864-04-01
Scare FACTS ENOUGH.

We present the Constitution Water to the public
with the conviction that It h4s equal in relieving
the Glass Of diseases fos which Is has been found 90
shall be rewarded for our efor IN placing yauA-
bic remedy In form to meet tha requirements Of
patient md phJtleia1.
, 1864-04-01

Y ROGER Il SCHMIDT,
IN Manufacturers Of Grand, Square md Upright
FLANo E0KrEs. Ws1erpoms 1e Lasoy Fses, Nov
nos article Our NJ. KEcexer Eas Of the lAse 1rm q
C4lltnberg Co., 1nd tAa tnAn1tstsuF1nK P&SsnHs
D1se1trttT circulars fFee. Axen4 T1nsed-
mAl3A6Sk1R
, 1864-04-01
Read! Read!! Read u!


DASynL1, Pa. Juus ?, 1s62-
DB. WA. q. GRxaa-Dcar Sir: In February, 1851,
wAs afflicted with sugar diabetes, and for i've months
1pateed more than tHo gallons or water In twenty
twelve timee during the night, and IN ave months
lost about mfg pounds in weight During tho month
Water, and IN t1o days after using It experienced
relief, and after taxing TWO boielcs was entirely
-X0urs truly, Nv II. DR WITT.
, 1864-04-01
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Il OF GALEsBURG. GA4xspuRa. I1y1xo1s.


This Bank is now fally ossanI1ed and prepared tor
the tsnnsactjcu OF q Genc.uI Banking basiress.
lts eeFfce* are rendered to parties having correct.
ponctnce In Knox and adiolniag Counties.
E. l.. CHAPMAN, C2Ah1ct.
CHAHl.xs q. MATHEWS, President.
Dawn EAkB0kE, Vice President :
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28
office.

The undersigned have been duly appoint
ei ADMINISTRATORS OF the Estate OF AgIcen
lngraham, late oi Seneca county Ohio, De,
deceased. Allpersons indebted &c the estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment
and those having claims against the same
lowance,
IHuiA lSsSAHAN,
7, A, MA0uu
. July ih, 7le6l--iw.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28
Tarirtp.

lpAHo. Persons returned from
the Idaho gold mines bring discour'
aging rcpo'ts. No further discov
eries of the precious metal have
been maie, aud the greater portion
of the people in the region are nm
able to make a livo'ihood.-Ch Chi'
cdgo JoWynol.
,DTThc following bit of love
poetry, from soldier TO his lady
love, We think worthy of prceerv-
ing as strain on the tender
passion:-
All my sonscs--oll my pulses
All my heart stlrgs YOU convulscs;
And when thy body turns to dustcs--
Then my heart for Nancy bustrs.
UJrlt isn't desirable that Gine
should mellow people who are too
soft already.
mTThc hammer that is least
likely to hit the null on tho head,
is the ninny hammer.
D9If a proud man keeps me at
n distance, my comfort is he keeps
lis distance also.
UA Physician, appointed by
legal authority to tend the sick,
can pass anywhere he is II legal
tender.
rThcrc are over two hundred
varic cities OF birds, American and
foreign, in the Central Park, New
York.
nFAn idle man always thinks
io has a right TO be atlrontcd it u
busy man docs not devote to him,
Just ms much OF hs time as hG him
self has leisure TO waste.
CPTo cure snn stroke, pour
cold water on the head; to prevent
it, place u wet cloth in the crown
Of your hat.
UPWhcn u vito hugs her hus.
band, it 10 always because she
wants to "gci round" him.
UPA dry goods housc in New
York sold $4,000 worth 0f dry
goods 10 one lady last week.
- Some women cry and taitlc
1t is hard to say which are the
most lcaky, their eyes or their
lips. '" HI.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28

A NEw SESsNrIoS.-A new
scnsation is in store for tue inhabi.
t,nts of this little ball of earth,
We ave wars and rumors OF wars
until we have n suri'it. Every
thing of n sensational character,
terrestrially speaking, has played
ont long since. We are to be re.
galed by visit from.the King OF
Comets, sometime during the year
1865. This magnitic mt visitor. it
is predicted, will eclipse anything
oithe kin 4 that old Mother Earth
las, within the recollection OF
man experienced. A Professor
Newaga makes the prediction that
this comet shall come so close as to
endali ger the safety of our earthly
Judgement, and should it not at
tach itself Gas one globrla Of quick
silver to another) nor annihilatC
us, the sight will be most beauti'
ful to behold. During three nights
we shall have no darkness, bat b'
bathed in the brilliant light OF The
blazing train. Prof. N. is nc
doubt, IA reliable gentleman"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28
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