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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-02
A Great Curiosity.

Tho editar Of the Birmingham Journal,
England, in recent issue acknowledged
the receipt, by the previous American
mail, from Mr.. j. C. Evans, OF an iron
letter, only twire the weight Of an ordi-
nnry hu,c paper OF the same sise. being
but Two pcnnywcigh's anu eleven grains,
Cor a letter eight inches long. by Ave and
a quarter broad. The letter 10 dated
"Soulh Pittsburgh, Pennsy lvanis, No
ycmbcr d, 1864" ,"snd says, after referring
to the rolling Of a plate Of iron seven
feet hong. six feet wide. and seven aud a
half inches thick. al tho Atlas WORKS,
Sheffield, England: al believe this to bo
the thickcst plate ever rolled. I send
you this specimen ot iron made az the
sligo Iron Works. Pittsburgh, Pennsyl
vnnia, as The thincst iron ever rolled IN
the world, up to this time, which l chsl-
lcnge all England TO surpass for strength
and tcnuity. THIS, believe, will DO the
first iron letter that has ever crossed the
Atlantic Ocean" a
The editor adds. 1--WE are assured by
competent authority. that the irou upsn
which this letter is written is of exceed
ingls fine qualify, and that the sheet 10
lar the thinest ever seen In this country
Sons remarkable specimens Of fneiy
rolled iron were shUyn in the Belgian
Couri, in the exhibition Of 1862. but the
Ihlnuest of the Thin was much thicker
than this. The production Of such .
sheet, indeed, is highly creditable to The
manufacturing skill Of Pittsburgh, the
Birmingham of Americas"
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military Claims and Pensions.
930gJ. n. MORD 7JE

Has been duly licensed to prosecute and
collect claims for Officers and Soldiers
BACK Pay and boUSTr, and Pensions, All
expenses incident to the collections OF
claims will be advanced by him, and no
charge made uatil the claim Is collected.
Charges reasonable.
Otiea II Coamersial hov. hrst door up
stairs, Thin, Ohiss ! 81 -i, .tFoSl7
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Davis Hon SC.

tFormsrly called the "City House, ,'pTiain, Ohio.
LEyI WEIRicK, Proprietor. ..
latepatrons fths city House nowt the Davts)that
his hoteis re sdy for the reception OF gnests The
ouse has been rebuilt, re-furnished andis now as
,ooda as any in the country.
1 now have stabiing enoughto accommodate any
aumber horses and illalwsy.hsysGnnm G "a n6nnd1nee ~
sffesd. Lew " Hihi'h'
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W. s.. Wcnner.

Manufacture of Carriages, Buggies. .sulkiss, &C.,
Corner Coe and Jefferson streets, near the "emsn
latest stvle. Of Bugeie etc, finished In the best
IN ,nneT and the most darabe materials, constantly
% hand, a I'D prompiiy IN adeto order; ,,vrn
r,a ...,ox 1870 a.
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PLANTATION RITTERS

" hieh are now Recommended by The ehighest med
c al authorltie T, and warranted to produce an I'M
MEDIATE beusfeial effect. They are exceedingly
agreesble, perfectly ture, ana mus, .upereeed all
other tonics where healthy gentle stiIuiant i're'
luired.
TheypurS fy, stTeng gtheu and iuvigorste
They create a healthy appetite.
They are Al anlidote: TO change ofwater and diet
Theyovsreons effects Of dissipation late hours.
They siren gthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent missmatie and infermittent fevsr.
They purify the breAtn and aeidity cfthe stomach
They cure Dysspesia and Constipation.
They cure Diorhea, and Cholera Mvrhus.
They cure LivefComplaint ard Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong, thelansuld hriIliaR,
and are exhausted natures great resioTsr They are
composed ofthe celebrate Caiisaya bark, Water
green satsafIss roots and herbs, all preieUed in
perfeetiy pnre 81, CfoiX Rum. Forpartieulars, see
ireuurs sud tesiimoni Eli srsund each bouls.
BswaTs of impostof., kKAmiae every boiils.-
See thst il hpsourpIiVals US. Stamp unmuiilatsd
oytt the cork with plantation sesns, and ouTsgna
tuTs on a 6ue steel plate side label See that our
bottle is not Ishllsd With spurious and dslstsIous
STUFF. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bites by the gallon or in Bulk,i is animpOstor -
ANY psrson imitaih this bottle, orssllinranyoth
er materi al therein shsther called Plantation B'
ers OF mol, ,is erimina NJ der the U. =. Lsw,and
will be SO prosecuted byus. We already have our
eyson several rsries re'fllins our bottles &c.
who will sueoe eed n getting into CLOSE
quarters. The dsnsud foI brakes Plantaiiep dit
tiers rfom ladies, elergynen. merchants, Ne,is In
eiedible. The simple trial of Sbonls is the evi
dsnee we pre- seut ofthsir worth and suy nrioiiy.--
hes sall N.l.l Ia -
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Water.

Potatoes contain IS per cent (by
weighl), and turnips no less than 80 pei
cent Of water. A beelsteak, though
pressed between blolting paper, yield,
nearly four, fiths OF It's weight Of water.
OF the human frame bones included
only about one.fourth is solid me-er
(clieay carbon and nitrogen,) 70 r'st
is water. lfu man weighing one MN.
dred and forty pounds wysfqueezeu NAT
under hydraulic pres one hundred and
fvr mounds of wat would run out, aud
only thirty. fiys pounds Of dry residue
remoin man is, s,thereforc, chemically
sneakir-, foriy.fvo lbs. of carbon aud
ni,~sen ditfhsed Though six buckets of
%ater. DarzeIius, indeed, in recording
the fact justly remarks that the "iiving
organism is To be regarded as mass
diffused in water" aud Dalton, by o
sories Of experiments tried on his own
pcrson. found hat of the food with which
we daily repair this water built fabrie'
fve.s.Xlhs are also " lier
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Ran. Of TiHiu.

r. w .su.wu.s G. A. G. SHEATH, BANKERS oI,
Il q, shawhan, New Block, where they willtran,Se'
a general Bankins business and pay Interest on pe'
~ ~ mor,hs aver, 4 percent.
.sg-Csnideatss payable on demand.
40 40. SHEATH, Cash'st
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L -"-'.z THohSs. The swe' test, the
mf ''.sfeetion is often shaken by
the snrntest breath Of unkindness, us
delicate rings aud tendrls Of the vine
arc sgils,ed by the iain,est uir That
blows IN summer. An nnkind word from
one beloved often draws blood from many
a hoart which would defy the halllc,Gxe
Of hatred, ur the keenest edge Of .yipdic-
tive satire. Nav, the shade, the gloom
Of the face familiar and dear, awukeps
prlei aud pain. These are the little
ihorns which, though men Of ropghcr
form may make theirway through them
without feeling much, extremely ineom
mode persons Of more rehnei turn IN
their journey through life, and make
their travelling irksome and unpleasant
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Frank Baker,

Atotueyu, law, Tihin, Ohio. ohee, In Tomb's
nleek. All Just claims for Bounty, Back Pay md
psnsisn ptomplly collected for soldiers OF their
'.sirssttieIowsN rates. No advance payment re-
hJieS'hN7' - = Nov. 90, Ie63-T.iy
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PRESERVING WooLExs FROM Morns.---,
The simplest aud best way OF preserving
woolens through the summer from tLd
destruction Of moths, is to wrap thsm
well up, after brushing and beating thsm.
IN cotton or linen eluths. The m0,h can
pass neither. Two oovers. well wrapped
around, and secured from the hir, rill be
eiFeelual. An Old sheet will answer
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-02
from he tliio STATE Joutnsl.
SKATING WITH THE aIRLs,
%

10
Riding out togeiher;
Ne Ia the" "Rufll-t" robe
whitperingly happy,
Fvtget uS-cxus ghhel
Reaching tsSw miltdA-
lee as clear IS pearls
Jove oh. LEI ms ever
Go skating With the Girls! n.
Now your harry duty
I.pu,tint1bn her skatc.
HnnAlius ier "Numb us's
Makes you rslpimie
Glim scs " her, stocking
Bus m 'gins 10 tvirl!
Jove " uskcs uuc nervous
Skating with the Girl,i
Nov the skatcs are fastcucd
ON her Number twos -
Put ,cur stm r,und hem
She. helplyss To refuse
Look We at her check
tlow ihe rtse uniuils;
Bless me, this is luscious
Skating with the Girls
Out beneath tic starlight,
GHjing n'er the lee
Rus, maiden with you,
Bless me, this is rice
Every pulse throbiug.
Mixing graceful whir'-;
Gods, hut aiut IL joyous
Skating with the girls I
Sweeping. wheeling, floating
Ch,,Ls are flu.hiug WARN .
Eyes are brightly hisning--
Taking hearts 10y storm,
Hands are claspc,l so tightly.
Cheek brushing 'gaiust her curls--
S'i,nIh. but this i mnd'nuug,
Skating with the & rls
TAX Of sleigh. and dances.
Aud every sort " sport
Talk Of all delicious means
OF paying Girls your court!
Nude can ever .qual
The Jy that here unfurls
In the ecsincy Of skating
Skating With the Girls
BY cNr wuo HAS BErS rHsGE
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DR.. G.. G.. BeillsarZ.
SURGEON tffT3 DENTIST

Ones, ,Shawhan's block over Tinin Bank. Teeth
inse serteh n supeti1t manner, and on mostreasonh
bleterms. Calland have your Teeth oiled without
DELAY. Ur .BEILnARZhAvins had more thant twenty
earsexpetierce feelse ONT dent thathe can please
Che mostfastjdtous and succeedin all eases where
AprIlI7, 1863. so'tl
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Senccn COIlnty

sTAvE AND READING fAcToRY'TiFFIN,o'
w r. Chamberlin has constantly on hand flouT
"A nd Pfuit Barrel Slaves, well seasoned, aad kiln.
d ried heading. Prompt attention given 10 allorden'
Also Scroll Saving and Turnins done tooTder'
November 6 Ie63. o.. ~
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Irr EEARD FRos.-In our last from
Mr. Tarliugtou she thus discourses con-
,srnicg Ike; "Bet,y Jane writ to you
about poor Isaac bcin grated in our robie
army; it was during the late prevailing
restriction. I've been so drsEdful uns
easy-laws me! But Daniel st last
we've heard of him by neighbor who 10
home on furro. He--poor innosent=-
at onc't took his place, SO neighbor Tib-
bins says, rs First Corpulsnt and boon
proved so deficient that he was promoted
TO Ordinary Surgeor--poof child. But
what the blessed dear knows about TAX,
ing up rrteries, computation Of limbs, aud
the Ike, surpssses me. Howsumever, IL
| can be the hunbl, implimsue in tho
hands Of the hord Of saving the lives Of
the galus fellows whose hoajs hsve Seen
disseminated by tho bursting open Of
plnioons aud things, why we must saer'-
-ice him freely on tAe al'ar Of spslrrisy
uniform and may the Lerd have mescy
on his solar system. ssia dfz ~ ~
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School Examiners Notice.
ll81TO TEACHERS. asGs

Meetings Of the School Examiners oi
Seneca County for the examination NJ
teachers. will he held at the effice OF the
rxaminers iu Tomb's Block Tifin, on each
Saturday from the 2iih dav of senteml,er
until thc l7th day OF December. 1864. inclu
sive. JAMES PILLARS.
JOHN MrCAUBEY,
FRANK BAKER.
-S Examirsn.
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MIXERS, ToMB's BLOCK, TIFFTS, ONO.
rhenartnership istinshetwee nthe undersi gned.
1vlng expired by limitatiJn Is hereby dissolved
Gx,Rak Il. uUss aud Jous GitLig retiring from
hea.n. The remaining pattners willeontihusthe
u,;ness Is AeTetofpts On Quoted.
~ INTEREST paid on deposits temaimntS
Onths,4 percent. ~ ,,,ss
u. TOWN, JOHN U. HuSs
T u, TOMB GEO. X. uUsS,
JDHN GlLIlGi
srtmn LIZ OF 1aGa TILT
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(t.rA Mrs. JaeksoR hes rsesivsd 90
from Queen Victoria lor having ,hrssi !,
children at birth. We don't knew
whether ssss. J. consdefs herself paid
for her tropb< or n9A -
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"Whatis rrstitudel"

" 'H' - "
"Grati,uIo 10 the memory of the
heart"
"What Is hopc!"
"Hope is tho blossom Of fhsppinsss.
"Whst is the difference between hope
and dasirep
"Desire i,s tree in leaf, hope is
treo in flower, ard enjoyment is u tree
in FRUIT"
"What 10 otcrnity!"
"A day without esterday or ia mlr:ow
--s line that has NJ end"
"What is time9'
"a linc that has two ends--a path
that begins in the cradle aud ends in the
tomb"
"What is God!" H
"Tha necessary being, the sum Of
eternity tho ma nchinest OF nature, the -
oi iustica, the matchmaker OF . verse
the soul of the world" aHu
"Docs God reasoni, - o,4a
"Mln reasons becsr~ ne uoeots; ash
dolbern,es--he der God is omnis-
ciept He ueycr doubls-Ho therefore
never reason -'t... s.H
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s. 7. -l860.-,.X.

Persons orsedenlaIy. habits troubled w''hweak'
mes, lassitude, ,palpiau on ofihe heart, laei ofnp'
pstte, di stress arereatns, torpid liysreohs,ipa'
lion, SO deserve TO suffer f they win not try the
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

The parues - i"nis n ri"-i---.-'' '-"""'v
been Countsrfe'finF the Mustane Limmsnt under
pretense of proprietor.hir'H hive been borough
stopped by the Courts. o.uard against fuithei i'm
position. have procured from the L.. : .Trensury,
vprivatc steel plAtsieyen stamp, which isplac.
ed over the top Of each bottle. Each stamp bears
he rAc siMiiE ofmy signature, and witlout which
the article is Scounierfeii, dangerous and worth
less imitation. Examine every bottle. This Lini-
meni has been Id use AND growingin f'ver iotms'
ny years. There hardly eXisis hamlet on the hrbi
table Globe iaBt does mol contain evidence OF its
wonderful effects. II 10 the best emolientiL the
world. With itsproient improved Ingredients, it,
effects upon man or beast are perfectly iemaIsa'
bic Sores are healed pains relieved, lives saved,
valuable animals made usefu aud untold iiisas'
,uagsd. For cuts, bruises sprains, rheumstism,
swsllings, bites cSked breasts, strained hores,S
Il Is sov,rei gn ReT-ly that should neverbe dis
pensed with. itshould he In .vesy family solt
by all Druggists.
DIS BARNES, N. Y.
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y. CIaY.

Attotney and Counsellorat at Law and Notary Pub'
lilo, Fostoria, Ohio, will attend prompiy all hus,
ass sarust ed 70 HE care. Parieular aueniton viii
30 patti 10 all kinds OF Colleetions, In Seneca AAd
aponias eouhties.
oSUos--With ]. v. Jones, Esqri ia Halss'Bloek.
up stairs T.
Fostoris, ,August"o, tso4.
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FIouthe Rev. Thos. Winter Pastor of Ro4boros
Eaufisl [ bgrrh. .

bapiisl hUTrh. .. 1
ID. .JaeksOn--UeBT siT--f tssl u duein youT
celient preparation, IioohBnn's GeIman BitisIl
add NY testimony TO the deserved reputation ~
ohtHihed. have Tor yehrs. ~ times cen .iIoul
with great disordeTin my ieHd snd nervous systl
I was advised by frisndtotri bottle of yonT III
mah Bi'tsrs, I did so, and have Experienced III
and dunsApscte tIeiieij my heHlih has bee nate
hensiiied confidently recommend the ard
where ! meet with eases siMilaIn ny own, ana IN
been sstu'edb By many of their good sfl-cts.
Respectfully your, 7. WiATERJ
o.. BoxboTou~h. Pent
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From Rev ] +. II Tuner, Pastor Of lledding NJ. Il
Cbutuh, rLilade'phia
DT. Jack son--bsa siT-lihying used your G ei
man Biuers ~ my family irequ,nily, I am pttpare
to say that II has fesn OF great 'trvire, bvicvcibt
n most eases Of general debility OF the ,y>tem it
the saies,und u. o,l vuluah, remedy OF which ha,
any knowledge. N0ursTe,psctlulN,
j. II. TURNER,
NO,TgBN. NinetssntI stTsC
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From Rev. J. 8. Herman. of the Grrmnn Rerodr
ID fhnreh, ,kn iziewn, Berss Comfy Perm
DR. q. NJ. Jaekscn--Rsspecied sir-I have teI
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty yesrt tnt
have never used IN. medicine that did ne as Arl
good asHoohand's Biiten. ! an very mpeh ingIby
ed IN health, nfleT having tuksufve botiles. A ..
Youfs withfespeei. Us. HERbaN.
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Isend Who Says SO!
''hNl NNf' Ntiihs
Yours uuly, Ill

From ev.J N,wtcn Brown, u ~, Ediiat The
Encyclopedia Of Religious Know ledge
Although not disposed TO favor o. recommend
Patent Aitdicines h. general, through di,ttu, of
uion why innn NAV rot iestiiy
he believes h:msslf to have received from any sim
pie preparation, IN The hope that ho may thus con
tribute t. III, benefit OF Others.
aoihis more fehdi IN regard of liooff ~, Ger
man Bittsrs, ItopUTsdtN hf & n, jackson, otthis
city, because I WIS trsjudiced against them ior
many years. under the impression that the, were
chiefly an aloo olc nixiufe am ind, biei trtny
incud, Eobeits loemHk,r. 4 50 tor III, removal ot
this prejudice by proper tesis. und for encourage
meui tory them. ~htn suffering fsm gtest nnd long
continu d debility. The use OF three bottles oi
the,e bcteIs. M the btgInniTF o. the present ,eHt
was fohiNed by evident Ieiri, and rrsio.niionto to
tlerTeelo bOuily iud mental VieoT which had moi
felt fI six months beioIe and had uln,,t de.paired
Of reg iniug. therefore tlnbk God aud nv friend
for directing me TO the use ol them. in. BROWN
Philadelphia, Jun, %, BGl.
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From Rev. W6Hen Randolph, PH,torof BeptisCh
Germantownt Penn.
. Dr.. &. NJ. Jaekson-Deat siE--rersonai eApert
ence enables me 10 sNy that regs rd the G.tms
Hitter prepared by youas most eAce ellentn edcne
In case OF sever sold and general debiliiy l hhYd
been greatly belehted BY the use OF The btters an
doubt not the pr0ducestmilHT o. Ct, upon Others
Yourstruly, HARkLN RANDOLPH.
GeTmanlown. genm
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From rLe Rev Joseph H. kennsrd, Pastor ofthe 10th
4.

From rLe Rev Joseph H. kenusrd, Pastor ofthe 10th
Baptist hITch
DR.. r.Jscksor-lsHT cir: 4 have been frequenil,
requested 10 conneG. ny name viii cummeLdHtior
ui difeIent kinds ,f medirines, bui regarding the
practice ouI of my appropriate sphere, haN iu
all rusCs dechuedihui ~ith clear pTooi H. ,HIou,
instances, ami pNr,ulhrN In icy iamill N the use
fulness OF ~ llnon'nd's Gsrmsn Biusrs, dspnr
Tor once iIcm NY usual conre, TO ,Aprsss my ful
conviction that for general tcliliiy oi the tyUon
and rspeeial, tor Livr Complaint IL /. n safe an,
valuable preparation In some usses il may fail
but usually, doubt not, II Willie very benefei I,
those wbosuieT from The cnuse.
Yours yefy respectfully, m KENNARD,
E.shlhbeio" oats ~. Philadelphia
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Tx noRp, Attorney at Law. g. j. kRxS, Ntoi.
neyat Law and Notary Public. Office, Commercial
Row, Up Stairs, Sou'heast Corner.
January 9s, 1854.
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DT. c. NJ, Jnckson-- Dear siI-I feel II a pleasu
thus, ofmy own Accord, ir beHT testimony ioths 4
eelleUce of The srnAn lhiten Sonie yeaTt sinl
being much afflicted with DyspepHa, used I'D
with yery benehcinl Iesults. / have often TeruI
msuds them To persons nirtL Lled by that ioIms
disease and hHve h'HId ir IA ihCm the most natteT
testimonials a. TO ihsu great 'blue. In case,
rrnetal debility, beleyeit to be a tonic that c.
not be SuTpuss,d. J.M.LN ONst
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william, Wolf.
Tomb. lEuss N Co. ,

Ro,s Binasfahd blank Dock Mu,.ufseturer' Tic
fn, Ohio. . T.,
January !. 1864. IL ~
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No, 7g6N N Ninstrsnth Strs


From tie Rev, J, NJ. Lyons, formerly Pastor of d
Columbus N. j. and MiddleiO~R tPenn Bal
tistChuTehes. ~. /
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p. SoBJH. HARRisos hohhs
". a. IL. Noble, B.,
Mord & Keen.

Attorneys and Couutellors NJ Law. Office IN sin
gers New Block, opposite the Cont House
nov25
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.Sffpp timc-- FOR On long time that ii
9scems fixed IN its course like planet
arouUd liS sun--but sudden strain may
snap the cord IN sundcr. aud tho siricAcn
heart hy off in a tsrgcut, and never
come back. Ii you must trihr, trinc with
anything rather than with the heart. W.
prs going TO Me-. Wmihrop's tomorrow,
lhd hope may induce Polly ~ tell you
La little stury of her experience In life"
|. ,uisa saiJ she should be very glad to
hear it, then she tritu TO laugh; aud ,heu
having told her mother once moro, that
sha.was nccdlcssly anxiuns, she went to
sSShambcr. -
- Ne following murniTskMrs. Burner
nd her daughter ~ ussIE}9sS no al
lusion 10 the circumsts1Wss " the pre-
nou. evening. In the afternoon they
walked uui g. call at Mira. Wiutbrop's,
having haC an urgent invitation tO visit
here. They remained to tea, and spent
the evening.
Poly, oi whom Mrs. Burnet had spuk
en-, was Mr. Wiuthrop's sister. She
was a maiden lady) past lhroe.scorc, and
had for many yvbis Sound home WITH
I her brother. Her head was now siMcrcd,
I and tinio had drawn deep marks upon Ler
lbruw, hut still there were traces ot beauty
lclI upon her face. During the evening
she came aud tyuk ~ 10y the sidr ui
I Louisa. aud aftr some cummuuplace re-
marks, the old lady said, in quiet way
"You- mother told me that you would
! ike To hear little OF my life history
al YOU would please to tell II, ] 'e'
Ia My should. ror any thing wr''h you
deem worthy IT telling mus' DC ih'Vr's''
ing" replied j. uisa. ~,
"rhrn lr, us wSiG in the garden, The
moon is up. and the air is warm aud
lplgasar"
reached W g-,r"ry they went into the
"Thcrs Is no need that should make
lnny preliminary rcmurka,' commcnec'
Polly, "lor have come ont ON purpose t'
tell you short story, aud shall tcll tt'
yon us plainly and simply ~ possible am
when have done, you may know whl
your mother wished that you shonid hea
it,
"When was of.your age pepple cslle'
me hundsomr; but slill, with alloy lhu't'
: do not think was ever proud or wan
knew that | was good looking, and
meant to be good. tried 10 do right, =
y, | understood il; and when | failed, II WI
~ from lack of Judgment, and a pronenc'
IL bp thcuuhileu where should hs'
been directly the opposite. When ! "a
eighteen years of age, q ores Ashmr
-, askcn me II would nss wife. He VI
y" a noble hearted, gcnerOuS upright ma
! never exgcdsSGsd ,NcAson- Of .i...'a m.
! Oh.SaIA D. y .S'SDNil.,ll.% S,. thu. %is a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-02
RITSTNESS CARDS.
Byers & Thompson,
.IOhM MCCnWIcY,


Attorney at Law. willat'-nd i'"mpty to al
Flmn, Ohio. a"s9
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-02
watches ~ Jcwelry. G5A
.R. Nelson. A.Aa

II ang permanently located in thiscity ha,iu,ispen.
81 his,tock ofgoods opp 'ste the Wigwsm in Ehsrts
Block, solicits Inspection ofhis stock ofWstch.
a Clocks, Jewelry and Silverw~re dhopesto mer.
it share ofpublic patronage.
Repairing done inthe best style OF workman'htP
Tiffin, Jane z, 1859.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-21
THE VERY LATEST
-TELE GR A PHI.
aEfsceITameous TEENS.

g NEE YoRK, Sept 20.-Ths Herald
Washingtoa special Oh says:av7s ~
= The whole number of negro troops
mustered In since the commencement
of the was is 10000.
z The deaths ard casualties among
them greatly exceed the proportion
among the whites, and amount to over
SO, 600 10000 Of the rensTsfng have
latterly been ordered ia be mastered out
in the several departnentsi aud these
Ionly are entitled to vote under the lava
and regulations governing the service.
This small number scattered among the
States would not be an element Of calcu-
latioa-il any Of them. ~ -
Ex.rebel Vice President Stevens, now
confined at Fort Warren, is soon 10 be
released, gud will return 70 Georgiag 20
aid in the restoration of that State.
General Scho6sld is still in the city.
He expects to leave for Europe about
The 6rst of October He goes ostenHi-
oily on leave OF absence, but the impress
sion prevails that be is charged with a
mission of some kind TO some foreign
Government -
The friends Of Joseph Fullerton are
preparing the claims Of that gentleman
for Postmaster General. Fullerton 10 a
resident of that city, and previous to the
war was engaged In the practice of the
Law. he is known among the most eff
cient Adjutant Generals. Hs was for @
long time attached to the 18th Corps, and
since the disbanding of the army has
been attached to the Freedmen's Bureau
in this city as first Adjutant General