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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26
Don't Stint the Colts.

Dr.. Ladd says: At no time in the life
of colts, do English farmers pay 81 much
attention to these animals, or feed them
better, than during thcT first winter; and
tn Sc men contend that, if you inform
them correctly how a colt Is fed and
cared for the first year, they will predict
wha, kind of horse he will make.
Just 81 soon as a colt is weaned, he
should have few handluls of good oats
bruised, per day, a few pounds OF hay cub
An else that he procures in the pasture
will fill up the gap in his stomach (Which
occurs between mcals,) and he will not
over distlnd that organ, nor his intcsll nesi
simply because the wants OF nature have
in a great extend been satisfied, or rather
provided for, by feeding the articles just
alluded to. Some person may object to
feeding colts in a generous manner, on
account Of the expense; hut if good fod'
der makes strong vigorous aud hvailhy
colts, aud such colts make valuable
horses, then think such investmentmus
pay we'll. Finally the principal eftc
produced on the growing animal by al
insufficient nutrition, IS, to hinder his
best development. Therefore, | say
don't stint The cots.
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5sth Ohio

5sth Ohio.
The 5sth Ohio, the fourth German
Regiment of Ohio, organized at Colum-
bus, Ohio, in December, 1861, was dis
charged on the l4th inst, at Columbus.
The Regiment has seen good deal Of
service, having at every instance sustained
the honor of the flag it fought under.
Amongst its members we also were rep
resented by VIM. Rhode, who jpined said
regiment with about twenty men from
this city and vicinity.
OFT number, John Frick, was killed
in battle at Chickasau Bayou, Mississippi,
Dec. 29th, 1862, Frank Keppemeger
was badly wounded at Shiloh, and dis
charged on that account.
Anson Genzel ond Alexander Rosen.
fielder died, Joseph Adler, John Long, A.
T. Henler, A. Walter, G. Brendle, A
Schweter, w. Sohn, ]. Christ were dis
charged ON account of disability. John
Heilman and VIM. E. Kelley, re.enlist.
ed. C. Wogmer, WIN. Btlney, Frank
Wahser, VIM. Oohshiner, WIN. Shock
and Jacob Elmer were honOrably dis
charged the service the 18th last, n
Columbus, Ohio.
VIM. Rhode went into the Regiment as
I'd Lieutenant, was promoted LIST Leiuten
ant and Adjutant, which responsible po
sition he held for one year and sever
months, when ne was promoted Captain
For his distinguished service medal o
honor was rewarded him by order Of ou
lamented Major General Mcpherson.
The following are the battles the 5sIl
Ohio took part in: Fort DOnelson, Tenn.
Feb. I4th, 18th and 10th, 1862. Chick
sasau Bay ou, Miss, Dee. 27th, 2Sth AM
99th, 1862. Post of Arkansas, Jan. II
1853. ~
Was on Gunboat service from Feb.
ls6s, to Aug. /, 1863, stOrmed the bat
teries at Vicksburg, April 10th, 1863
Bombardment of Grand Gulf Miss, A pri
30, 1868. And victory of the seige o
Yicksburg.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26
Curious Facts,


The following curious facts with re-
gard to our Presidents, appear from his
toy:
George Washington, lst President,
died without ,hiden. He was reelected.
John Adams, ID Prcsident, had chill
dren. He was not reelected.
Thomas fftrson, Sd President, died
without children. He was reelected.
James Madison, 4lh President, died
without children. H was reelected.
james Nlunroc, 5ih President, died
without children. He was reelected.
John Quincy Ad,ms, 9th President,
had children. He was not reelected.
Andrew Jackson, 7th President, had no
children. He waI re-elected.
Murtn Van Buren,, Sth President, had
children. lie was not re elected.
William Henry Harrison, 9th Presi-
dent, had children. He died in about
one month after Inc was sworn. into
Office.
John Tyler, 10th President, had CHI
dren. He was not reelected.
James X. Polk, llth President, Ind nc
children, and declined the nomination fol
u second term.
Zachsry Taylor, 18th President, had
children. He died before the expiration
OF his term.
Milard Fillmore, 18th President, hat
chidren, aud was not re.elected.
franklin Pierce, 18th President, hat
children, and was not reelected.
James Buchanan, 10Th President, hai
no children, and Uous Uerrons.
From the above facts it appears that nj
President who ever had children, ha
been reelected to the Chief Magistrac!
of the nation, while with one exception
of Mr.. LINCOLN, who accepted the re
nomination and was reelected.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26
THE TIFrIN MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY S b SHEATH.
TIFFIN, Jan. 26, 1860.

CONNECTED WtihLf bl . .oNENih'
TIFFIS, Jan. 26, 1865.
FLOUR--Sl0 90
WHEAT--Firm at 81 rs
CORN-Firm at ST. 90 for shellod from
teams.
OATS-Firm at G2e from teams.
W0oL-Selling at S0@s5c.
SEED--Clover sl4. Timothy S. s5.
FLAX SEED--52 90 per bushel.
RYE--Si % per bushel.
CANDLES-Stearine3 zoe, tallow 90 25c
SOAP German l2, Common Sc.
TALLOw-l2@l6v, Grease @9c.
POTATOES--75c@Sl.,
PoRK-Per bbl, s35 00@40 90.
wHIsKY-oOmmOn per gallon So so
Rye 80 90.
dAMS--i5@Isc.
lIIDES--Green 7e, dry lGc
CALF SKlNS-l2lSc Kip skins l0c'
SHEEP PELTS-Fresh 25c@sl 50.
BEESWAX-50e per pound.
BUFTER-30c per pound.
EGGS--30c per dozen.
LARD-Kegs, lsc.
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TINE TO Cur TIMBER..-On this sub
ject, VIM. Beck, farmer and mechanic,
who has made observation the last twenty
years, says in the Boston Cultivaior:
"Most kind of wood, cut and sawed in
the months ofJanuary, February, Septem'
ber and October, are more durable than
when cut at any other seasons of the
year. Walnut, II cut in June, will moi
become worm. eaten. There is differ.
ence in the same species: those thai
grow on high, stony land are more dura.
Bile and harder than those that grow on
low lands.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26
Snow on the Sidewalks

snnoW on the olueWalK5.
We have often heard the question
.ashed, "How were the streets Of Jericho
kept clean,' and every one knows the
answer. We are forcibly reminded o.
this almost every time we rudge along
over the slippery substance that is aceu-
muating on the walks. How much bet
ter it wouh be if every person in our
city were to clean the snow aud ice from
off their own sidewalks; how many slips
rand falls would be preventcd; how many
pious ejlculations would be omitted; how
much more like a city won'd our streets
appear.
Seriously speaking, tho habit of allow
ing the snow to take itself of the walks
is an intolerable nuisance and calls Tor
legislation on the part Of our wise City
Council.
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Enooh Arden.

Enooh Arden.
We have just received Tennysons new
poem entitled EnOch Arden. In this
poem the scene Of which is laid in every
day life, and not beyond its ploncsi
walks, Teunyson has given us one On his
sweetest and most perfectly finished por-
traits of feminine character.
illustrated edition, 81 90. Pamphlct
edition with three Illustrations on wood,
vignctie portrait Of the Author, 23 cts.
These editions are to be found at all
bookstores or will be sent postpaid or
receipt of prize to any address by the
publishers.
Ticknor g. Fields. Boston Mass.
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PhrsnolOgy.

Phrsnology.
Prof.. Palmer will G"lsh his long course
of lectures in this city, on Friday and
saturday evenings, by giving two private
lectures to Gentlemen on the Laws OF
-Reprodu ctiou. Those that have heard
Prot. p. will doubtless give him hearing
,on so great and broad a subject. One SO
little studied or saught after.
We hope he will continue to have full
houses throughout his entire course oil
lectures. Come one come all.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26

TUNNELS GOLDEN RirrERS. A purely veg
etalle tonic, invigoatns and sfeagtheniuS'
FMunes the system ngain,, the svi'srse,' ofsn'
wholesome water.
w N care Dyfpepsia.
VIII cure Wc,kne".
willc General debility.
WIN eufc iiearbrrn.
WiUcufe Headache.
Wgicure Liver Complaint.
WIN excite AMI create healthy srpsuie.
Niuinviecrate the c-rnos NJ Digestion snd mod
eta,sly increase the ten rerature Of the body and the
force Of the circulation, ting in fact as gsnera
ootro borant ofthe system, containing no Poi'oaoa'
drugs, anti
The BEsrToNic prrERs inthe WORLD.
\ faittdalis eatnesilS solicited.
GEO. G. II 'nnEL \ CO., rro7ric,ot'. Hud'on
New Yors. Ceniral Depot Amedean Express Build
inr.S5 1uison sirset, New York,
q For .sleb, pmg;ias, Grocers,Sc.
ss-For ,als in rimn by DUBOIS co.. and J
7. MNRQuARDr.
Oct. 90, 1854.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26

4 0.rAn urchin suffering from the ap-
lplicatlon for the birch, said: "Forty
frods are said TO be furlong, but ] know
better. Let any body get such a licking
as I have had, aud he III find out that one
rod makes an achre."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26
-Four Years in secessia.

A narrative of and residence at the
South-previous to and during the South
ern Rebellion up to November, 1868
when the writer escaped from Riehmoudi
by Mrs. Z. C. KENT.
This is an. interesting narrative Of one
who has felt the iron oppression o
Southern Chivalry, in consequence o
her adhereance to the true principles o
loyalty to her Government. II contains
.35 pages, well printed. Price, 23c.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26

Those who know my eonsthution. wha, my sss.
dti ion hns been for the last thirty years. will bshsss
with ne that n medicine which viii reach my ease,
viii reach almostuny one. Goes Dyspepsia Care has
ensbed me to eat any ythiug please, nd u tery sell
dom nov have to use the meaieiae. II felieved ms
In an instant when I was IN great pain. ny whole
system " being strengthened by itsuse.
ANN d. bAGGoTT,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26

sloighing. +tlEe :.
sIeighing still remains good. Nov is
the time for the farmer to haul his saw
logs TO the mills and wood to the market
aIwish the snow would continue q mon'n
longer" says the business man. '"i' makes
trade Lrisk and profits larger
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26
s,naussy E.vsr

sAndusty Isser,
sandusky river is frozen over quite and
many are the lightsOme hearts OF both
sexes with winged sandals on their feet
are fitting hither and thi,her like phan-
tom shadows over its glittering surface.
Go il while you are young.
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tGodeYs LadYs Book.

'Godeys Ladys Book
Godcys for FEBRUARY is on hand. An
Other Sensation number containing
beautiful Steel plate, unparalleled coIored
Fashion Plate, and about Sixty other
.rorsyines suitable to ladies aud to the
season. Now is the time to subscribe
for il.
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IMPORTANT TorRAvELERs.

While journsSiuR en- the e-rs, my stomseh ~.
came badly dstaHged, causing evsts paiu. ~ ny
head. Had " been on the water II .ond hnvs beSs
called s,a.sicines,' Alsdy sitting b, me, kncwins
NY condition, reached out bbitis sA,ipr, ,..taks
swallow" l did 80, aud In less than i've mi nies
my trouble Was endsd. The medicine was"cbk's
ny ,pepsIa Cure" nhd from the effect II had spos
the stomach, sld what have leArnsdo Of Ia sihes;
think II must he an etce lie mede Tor sss siek
nes' and Dyspesth. MRS. SAMUEL FIELD.
Madison, Junt 3Oth, lkU4. fa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26

Ma Cor The boitieorCoss Dyspspsis Curs yss
gave me hs. backed up your statement eonee,sirr q
II. Ihave only used halt bottle snd esn eat pihs
II acts like q charm The fshef u affords 10 instss.
taneous. JhhE A. LOwRkN.
New Haven, Jane 18th ,It64.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26

Nsw. HAVEN, June csth, 1864.
MKssRs. c. G CLARK a Co-GExrIrhEs:-IaH az
sire tom omaksknoNn TIE alHosi instAnthnso,s srttt
of"Cos's dyspepsia Care, eAseg OF fcholsia hofi
hus. had been tor twenty .iohf hotrs rhrF .ne At
The itoHiaeh and bowels, etefy ffissn minute. 4
went into your drug store 10 if0cnre >.me brandt
had always been told that Il We good med fot
DyAsntery. Ny pslith isrs and my Wsakness II
once n,itse,.d the attention ofihs eistk IN ehsRs
and he asked me NJ once ''~hat IL the matt.tfF
reped ~ have been for twenty four hour. voun l.
Ing aud purging, sad am unable TO stand OF walk
from weaknsss, and this DC adly sickns., .st, MI
stomach completely pTosTntsS ne. He product I
bVttle ofCoes iyiRspaia Cure .ayisF, isks lag
swallow OF that' IL IL now u e'sloekJ take enetks
amer dinner"
From the msmsni took thAtdn,s ofths neaisfns
my sickness at the stomach WAS gone--its snsetwA ~
lirttanispeeus. in ar hour eat my dinner with al
gooda relish a. evefhphgry man partook, fas1 al
well cleared out Of ioOd,l and fello~sd by tss;
| spoonful of cure. have not suffered a Daricls sf
inconvsnienee since took the remedy,
Iis action was 80 derlnl 90 i'm md al
hardy believe the evidenees OF my own sshsss
and eesrs TO gubiiely make known these facts ihst
the whole world may avail themselves OF iis uis.
Like bread, II shoHld find place in every ons \
onse, and believe that shouid 20 s~ay nor.
home without hollle of u In his poe 81, ct here
could be quickly made svsilabls, GEO. L. DRAkE
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DIR. TOBIAS
Venetian Horse Liniment.

Venetian Horse Liniment.
In Pint bouies nj FIFTY GENTS. cures iamsnes,,
SUITS, gals, cuuc, sc. Head the folliwne
BosroS, July :, is6a.
pr.Tobt,s We have used for The past yesr, youI
llorse iiuiucnt fot lomeucss hicks, bruises, collie
ind cuts, and in evcry instance found II the hest
article ever tded In thi, clrous company. Please
end six doren,as II is tho only liniment We use now
We have lOS horses, some very valuable, and we dc
iot want to leave town without ~,
HYATT FROST,
Manager Var Amburrh n Cos Mcnagrrie
sold by all druggists, Ofrce, SO Cpulandt ST., y. Y
Nav TO- tSGi. simi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26

Voice ffon Home Ihroush our CITY Pspersi
NEw HAVEN, Conn, June it, Iso<.
MEssn EpiToRss-AIow me, through youT sol.
pnHs,t to acknowledge my gratitude for the bens "a
have received from the use Of Goes Dy tpsp.ia Cst
Although was a great sufferer from Dyspshsis, the
first dose gave Instant relief, and oanc hA.
bled meto eat anything please, withoht pain 1
have now stopped using the medicine, a, 40 lohr.
nsedit. PALMIRA LYMAN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26
Grant, the Engineer, in Search Of
Business.

The following document, now on file
in the office OF the County Clerk Of St.
Louis, has been brought 10 light. 1t is
labeled, "Applicltion Of U. s. Grant for
the office of County Engineer" "Re-
| jected." II bears the signatures of
number OF citizens well known u the
public at that time, some Of whom now
hold positions in the rebel army:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26
ONE OF THE rwENrY.FlFrn.

FhW HAvhNlJune 1lth,lf6l,
. Ma .CoE-eIR; Having been tropllsd With ths
By,pspsa for some eight or twelve msn,bs, 1 ksts
iskenihs usual kind, ofmedie'nes, which have a6ss
eine 20 cure the Dyspspss Ihayethsdlt and fhnndit
20 be the medicine. The hr.t ~ drops (ths Ttl ef
Jone9 ,ha, ltook, relieved NE in gens. minute I
have taken N three four times. but have had ne
Distressing feeling 10. my sf mach since takirs the
6Tst Us ops; altugether bsfofe, . eenld nai sst
meal, and sometimes no now than thIss er fsss
Respectfully, IF. wooDRvFF.
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MAptsoN, Conn. June 10th, 1894.
From the here6t dsrNsd by the use OF Goes Uy..
ptpsa Cute IN my lamily,i Hm prepared 70 bay tfst
/ never Intend TO he without II and advise al wLo
Nre afflicted with dyspepsia TO ny y.
PillLANDER LEWIS,
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THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE,
8 o U T H..

Sandusliy, Dayton & Cincinnati II. IL,
On and afier MONDAY, Dec. S, lsG4 train
will run as followsi
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Sr. Louis, Aug. 10, 1853.
Hon. County Commissioners, Sc Louis
County, NO.:

County, Mo-;
GENTLEMEN beg leave to submit
myself as an applicant for the office OF
County Engineer, should the Office be
rendered vacant, aud at the same time to
submit the names OF few citizens who
have been kind enough to recommend
me for the Office. have mnde n effort
to get large number OF names, nor the
names of persons with whom am not
personally acquainted. inclose here.
with also statement from Professor j.
J. Reynolds, who was z classmate oil
mine az West Point, as TO qualifications.
Should your honorable body see proper
to give me the appointment, pledge my
self to give The office my entire attention
aud shall hope to give general satisfaction.
Very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
u. s. GRANT.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26
SOLDIERS

You ought not TO be without such valuable medi {.
riae. The Cincinnati National Union, Of April
alth saws that thousands Of out soldiers ave been
saved by the use Of stdcllaud's Ahti'Chalera MiS'
tnre For sale by Druggists at 50 cents per bottle.
General Depot, No. O East Fourth street. CineIn'
nlIi. OhIo. OclIa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26

6TCommodorc Porter q prize money
amounts to two hundred thousand dol
las.
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Nsw H.y.s l.n.lnh. lssa

~ iI.N NEW HAvnksjune lth. 1864
Ma CoE--nEAR SIRs-the koitle Of DtspepsiA
his5leine Irecsived from you, gsve instsnssnsaus
wa, about iike takne two doses 10 dAy s,ss 10 mak
then eysry other day increasing tbs qhsntify 81
food aud Decreasing the medicine. until l was sAa-
was an extreme one, hasins suffered fosssssn vssra
now consider psssn es.ed. aud ~ ,.iy sslnx sss
hottie Of Medicine 10 lhs space Of two menihs. N
doss vas atsaspoonfnL ELLENs. ALLEH.
Sold BY Drnsests IN city sad eosnty svssy Nksss.
PRICE si,oo PER noTy.r. Ky
Orders by mail, from either se,,.ss a, q -. 4
promptly sftsndsato, ''sS-s-v"-
n s,,ss, X, N, .. o. cLaRg 4 so.
Whols'-'' Druggists New n.,ss. csst:,la
,NoIEef snsr, tssisA.s Vim s.s se..',ss N. -
7 i&teRaSv 'si -sa.ss ~ sssmash. -ss sii is4l 8.
/ -Yssalisr 10 ,he sisussieu. 5 q sl1lf
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Testimonials.

Fron the Pastor ofths Methodist 4. Church, AI.sl.
son, tonn.
Ihsve used Goes Dyspepsia Cure In my n riIy, sAa
cas- willingly testify TO iis value as medicine.
IlENkh nilRlAhU. Pastor N. y. Uhsrsh.
Madison, Conn, June 3Oih, 1864.
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viii nstsnd cannot exist acre the .rr, is u,,s
rsmo,esth the Disease by rrmovinethe cau,,, noatk.
Alcoholic Biiteu which yoVer up your bHd fsslisxs
fof few moments by their eahiaratingefftct,
newav OF ell such remedies ot nesersfet, ,batis
theirp places Remedy that viii rerofe the as.
eased functions to hsis ofnsl condition and set 4.
motion the enute human mechanism in perfect bsf.
mory, aud upon principles sNnony mons with we'll a.
fined ph,siologeullaws. Ihatsueh willbs the tss.,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-26

MAIL. oISoiS. Aoco.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23

The Cincinnati Glzatts breaks out
in wrath against, Andy Johnson, and
demands that he resign. Gu, mol
l-n'E let him rysign I'VE bsve,trie i
che party sSAsr; let's tfy.it drunk aud
see If it wliiu0t DO bdtlefsetLpa4isstIte
DemocTat.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
SEYMOUR.

80 Always Sesp 5our.sH c5okdd, aid Il 4
you G1at % liza lie - Vii half cooked
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
from the Now York News.l .,
The Army Of the Potomac
General Grant Again u ldl ed by the Ei-
emPuts,

From Our SpsciNl Oorresponieu.l
WARRINGTON, March 5, 1868.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

WYE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF DRUG
" GISTS 10 the above establishment and invite
them when in the city, to look through our stock
Our goods bought when gold was al ~ 30, ano
before the additional 50 per cent increase IN Iarn
which we are confident will enable us TO sell goods IN
our line very low and yet realize pron; We VIII ou-
picate any Cincinnati bill-huctuauons IN prices 0oh
C-sers are solicited je7'64-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

MAY 81 SMITH,

uthoriret hy Government % lean o,oco. IN SAN.
n from 81 10 thousands. Watches Diam ,rds.
Jevelry Clothing Fgruiture, Musical instruments, and
other personal properly, al No. leAa, North Illinois
street Sor~eo Block. TIE frst building north OF the
Rates House. Up Private roor,s second door.
0eice open =; all hours
asy- Uaredsens4 pledg,. o; al kinds for -sl. Vt
trade Jsn3o-d0
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
ErOnl Washington

WAsHISGroS. February 20-The President
has approved the bill for mail steamship service
between San Francisco and poets in the Chinese
empire, touching at Honolulu and ports in ia
pan, by means Of = monthly line OF first class
American sea going ships. making twelve round
trips annually.
The postmaster general is authorized to con
tract with the most responsible bidder for a term
Of not moro than ten years No bid amounting
10 more than half = million dollars year i 70
be considered
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

sH-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues Of BulLs Cspsos BrEEs any such there
be. read the following certificate rsm gentlemen well
known in this cOrmuniiy, and doubt no more
Its general Introduction into the army will the
lives Of thousands Of our soldiers:
LOUISVILLE June Sd 1853
We tho undersigned have Ih. good effects Of Dr.
JoHS BULL's in Of general debility
and prosraon Of the system and believe ts general
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among soldiers particularly woud this be the
especially those who exposed 80 the mssnatie in
hnences in the Southern climate.
Nal PHILIP sPEEL
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