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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-08
Letter from Richmond.
CCne spondenoe ofIiihn Tribune.
Rfcu7fDNn Inn, Ist I9R


RICHMOND, Jun3 lst, 1865.
Richmond, like Rome, is built on
seven hills, marked out by nature, as it
would have seemed. to be an excellent
eyrie for the eagle. 1t would be 10
many, one of the last places chosen TO
build the foundation Of city. But, as il,
appears TO day with its broad and we'll.
shaded streets, its magnificent dwellings
with large Towering yards deeply shaded
with we'll selected shrubbery in full
bloom, whose pungent aroma keeps the
ar impregnsted with their sWestnCsi.
The excellent views to be had from
Union Church and Gambol Hills would
be to the eye Of the tourist one Of the
handsomest cities ip America. One Of
its chief attractions is Cap tol Square,
with its playing fountains and excellent
monuments of Washington and Clay, the
former to be once seen, can never be
forgotten. The Father Of his Country
fits proudly on the back Of his fery sieed
his face turned towards the Capitol, as II
10 lrawp down siti conlenpt AL the
acts prssed by the late rebel Congress,
The monuDenE beass rot scratch 0:
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Strawberry Festival.

The ladies Of tie Presbyterian Church
will give strawberry Festival at National
Hall, next Tuesday and Wednesday Eve
nipgs, The purpose of the Festival Is TO
raise funds to hssist in repairing the Prcsby'
terian Church, Besides assisting the Church
in this very good work, all those who attend
can not help but have a very pleasant ana
agreeable time. Wednesday evening w'!' DC
more especially set apart for the ca'ldren
hut notwithstanding all are cordially inii'ed
10 attend on both evenings
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Strawb rries.

Strawberries made their first appearance
in our market on Saturday last, rhei are
raised in the CO lnty aud sell from 20 to 3oets
per quart. They arc a delicious article in
these hot days, at least so We havebeen told
But then, what's the use Of writing upon
this subject when we know we can't in
duce some kind friend 70 send Us the moder'
ate amount OF a small gallon or soI Weuu'
derstand that several young gentlemen Of
this city have become suddenly slender" to-
wards several persons who live where straw
berries are raised Capital idea
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Fourth Of July.

There is general disposition manifested
throughout the country to celebrate the com
ing Fourth Of July in the real hearty or'ho
dox way. We hope that our citizens will mol
he backward in this matter but will 60 te
work and make arrangements to have gIo
rious demonstration. I ime is precious and
we have only three weeks from next Tues
day to talk about it. We suggest that
meeting be called to take vote On cele6ra
tion or no celebration.
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DIR. TOBIAS
Venetian Horse Liniment.

fn Pini bottles At FIFTY CENTS, cures lamsnsm,
'uis, gals, collie, 10. Head the foll,wing
BosroS, July 7, 1869.
Dr.TosIAsi We have used for he past year, your
Horsa Linimsnt for lamSness. kicks, bruisss colo,
sod suts, and In every instance found IL the best
article ever tfsa Ia this eireus eonplAy. Please
ssd six dozen, II is the only lsiasni We uss now
We have los horses. some very vsluabls, Ahd We do
sot waHt 10 leave town ~itb5atiff
HYATT FROST 4
N1-ag.t 7ap nabprgli Cos Msragsns
sold BY 81 draggisls. ohss, ,55 o9ssisEsi si ~
Mar ID !ees. ssa'
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Convicted.

tVuNASNSN'
MICHAEL urLt, Of Venice. Township, who
was arrested several weeks ago Tor making
n false return to the Internal Revenue AS
.e..or was tried at Cleveland before the U.
s. Circuit Court, and found guilty lie
b,s been sentenced to pay fine OF 81 'OOo and
ak months imprisonment in jail lie was
brought frem Cleveland on Tuesday evening
and lodged in the County jail
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InsUuouOn on Ino IaIIV'
Miss Tiffany. obliged for tho patronage
extended 10 her by her friends, desires to an
noupee tina. her fourth term Vi lessons on the
Piano will com meGee July lat.
Those wishing instrucSion are solicited to
ann v carly, at the residence Ct DR.. 5 Il.
Il CKKR.
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Hershiser & Myers.

The advertisement of this firm in to days
paper speaks for itself. Dr.. HEHsnIskR is au
experienced physician and druggist aud
therefore can be safely trusted with thc
delicate matter Of putting UP prescriptions
It would b. well Tor families 10 take heed OF
this fact
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a Lunatic.

We have been informed that there Is
Democrat in Hopevell township who has
named an infant boy 'Booth Vallandigham!
We pity the child and think the father must
be decidedly "luna' to curse his innossn' OIL
spring with such ignVble names.
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no rHR NEavors, DEsTurATED AND DEsPosDEST
oF born SEXES.
grsatSus'Tsr havlns bsen restored TO health in
fss daf' ahsr many years Of missEy,i IL willing 70
assist his sHashng fslos ersstarsS by ssadins
tffes), os the rseAlPt or postnaid sddrssssd ga.
vslops copy ofihs ToaSvLA o. cure snploysd.
Direct % JOHN NJ, D iGNALL,
Boz 20 Post oess, BroeAiya. Ssv YORK.
-JsaEsJy5. teds.
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From North Carolina.

Can't, Apporr, Of the ls0th o.N' !. has
our tha,ks for copy Of the Wesiern Demo
o,a,. published at Charlotte, North Carolina.
The iso,h Regiment constitutes the post sar.
,isou for Charlotte.
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]. T. Marquardt.

]. +. Marquardt
We hope our readers will not fail to notice
the advertisement Of the above gentleman
Mr.. MARauARpr is good druggist aud "e'
c,mmodotiug gentlemen and Ano"s how TO
keco A well reg llat,d drug store. IL has
employed All experienced prescription CLERK
who will attend to this particular branch at
all hours.
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ONE OF THL ln sNTY.FlIrir.

NV HAvFNrIuns llih, H.. :
MR.co.--sIRi Havisg been moulded witi 4 "a
byspePsia for some eight OF twei,s -.snfbs, b.ss
taken The asual KINDS ofnsdieinas. wArh hxve dsus
cine stserrs the DysPspss Ihavsihsd i aaa foan 90
70 be the msdeins. The fTsl ~ Drops (iIs 1th }
iunso that Iteok' relieved nc IN sEs fhirufe.
ihnsfsing feeling IN my stomach sincs taking IN
sis, IS d'opsi altesethsr bsi5Fe, ? eosia aoi 81
meal, and sensti9ss no more thAz rArss or sesr
Respectfully, I.F. WOODRUfF.
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Testimonials.

Ffom the rAsloI ofthe Msihodist 4. Church, M,s,.
shn, Crnh.
IhAvr used Coe'. ny,pspiia Cureir nv fshiiy ,ns
can Willingly tsstib ~ its value ~ a ,usdieins
HENRY 6HMANO. ra,tbtAf ID. yt,u,eL.
Madison, Conn., June Jyth, 1854.
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A vole, fio,g llore 1brouih our Ciiy ras,,..

NrW HAyET, Conn June IL. faBl
MrsSHs FpiroRss-AloW me. through so1teai.
unns,to rckrowludgs my gratitude for the bsneG.
h1ys tecs y,d IRON We uss Of s'sDyspspsis Cure.
ttst doss gave Instant relief and one ohnee has ana
hled metn ct anything please, without min
havs stopped usins The ,nedirius a. ns loar,,
nsedit' PALMlRA LYMAN.
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A. III. Rycrs,

AuorneYAad Couhssllof at Law, Nois'Y Pebble
and lnsutsnee Agent. special attention pAiaAto
collections. Hedge Block, Tihin, Ohio,
June let, 1895.
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IRE Heated Term,
The last week bas been piping hot oue,
the thermometer ranging from 90 to &c
degrees in the shade. Our ID described it
when he said he could stand to have lsrge
ice house built in every pore Of bis skin. Il
any Of our readers expect Us 10 write .leng,hy
arguments" these DO, days We beg them 10
furnish US a cool spot to write. We always
warm up with the subject anyhow.
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Wv H4-Tx. June IN. fpiser
hH' CoE-pEAR sINs--Ths botsl. ef pysa, ps
Msdieins lteeeiVsd irum you, gave irsisntsf<sn
waa about llks taking two doses n dsy one 70 mia
row. ,ien ever othsr day, Increasing BE grsnsityes
food and decreasing tho nedielns. ulill Twas snes
was ss extreme one hariss suffered forssven ves..s
now consider myself cured, snd BY only psins oeks
bottle Of Madieibsle H. the saaes Of two worths III
doso was alsi,psoaisi ELLENs. ALLEN .
so,s BY Druggists Ia city and sunut,y ss~sy~hsss
PRICE si,se PER BefTLE.
prdsp hy msil fsem either aeaIsis n ssspmsu.
o. O. cLkpf ~ ~
wlelsssls ngasels'i, Fsk kAsfsn.tn)t
Il ORE -ren,alssrsrIas1g Nin aIs,&na
IA safid,a ~ ks ffe.t Ssasash s.s.sc
ials,2 2s.iias 70 M sA ssilea cess hisrr
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0SrThose ebopt purchasing or trading
old Pianos viii d. well u sec NJ. AsoH-
Ea a. Hpss' Bask Store.
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We do not know when Il has been our lot
to record 50 sad an accident as that which
happened 0G Tuesday evening, by which
worthy snd estimabe laiy and kind moth
er lost her lie, Mrs BrLlNDA Z. PARK,
wife Of G &. PAGk, resident Of Cnuton
township, on the Portland road, was well
aud hearty "a o'clock Tuesday evening, aud
at one o'clcek thai ulsbt grim DEATH had
wrapped her in hi1 cold embrace. IL seems
that about 90 o'clock on The evening In
question, she was standing on chair attend
ing to some affairs when the chair tipped
aud she fell on her side on the end Of round
Of the chair, which penetrated very deep
aud caused fatal internal injuries She got
up and walked few steps and fell to rise
no more. Dr.. RErAE was imm dialcly sum-
moned who pronounced the wound fatal She
died at about Que O'Clock that night. We,
in common with the community ut large,
deeply sympaihize with Mr.. PARK aud chil.
dren in lhyir sad bereavement, who were
thus 50 suddenly and unexpectedly deprived
of fond aud aifectionate wife aud mother
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IsnnC KaEY.

Attorney and Councillor at Law, Gsn.ual Land
q nd Colleciin ng Agent. Office viii Mr.. Landon, over
Domsn & halhh lothins store, ritiia, o.
Junl Let, ieJ5-lY.
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DIED..

On the I'd inst, of brain fever
CHARLES Bruce, son of Mr. g. Mrs.
SMoYER, of the I'd Ward, Tlftin. Aged
years and ! month.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA GE
----a---
The Worries Great Remedy
.fos
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION.
Asp At
DISEASES
frasl
ST0MACn AND BOWELS
Prepared ty Tho ef5n, .,os of rcee',
Cough 5alsam."

hNsrErstAss not only the srre fortruunrr o
- deeuitsi The vompafi OF a nissrsbis hfs. "a
hN vel been called ths Nsuon's Bcuurtr for more
psisou'. both old mud Young male ssd fsu,.le ,uss,
lf'm ~ teNagUt, thsu tom Al othsratlra. nts com.
hincd " fobs the vlols system efiit sisss ssssn
'tEN' gNr' w@atlness und toth indapcstisa thoss
isss 20 digest the food. end hasief ;ts sttsna.nt
hCadGcie, H,drGuR, Coasiipatfon,
Nausea az SiomGch, and GcHeYal
Deb''jiy Of hc ,rio'e sy-.;m,
tAr.uneus ,oiisgt.a rstlsie ~ soriishinr OF b.ss
W 'ucd without nsyirr The ponsliy In the most src
fuirE Asuewi cad oNsnuuics complete prcstrsfian.
10 mcet ihs teftbe ,afaFss oftht wofit Of all dis.
tsIsstW uANE rRLFAHtU
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- =. Wv nAVtS Juno t5th, 1854
MtSta s.. q. CtARK 4 Co.--GsarLENKst-id.
Aite 10 make kno vptha almost oss er.ar
of"cosf nyspspsa Car, I" In eases OF sholsra mar,
the stomaeh and bowsh, every hftesn ninutss'
went ino your drug store 10 ,Yoeure some brandy
had aways been told thai 10 was good ~ ;
DysentsV. Nv ptntf face snd nv wsVk1s., AZ
once aiusotsd The attention ofths clerk 10 ehsyss
and he asked as At once "WhRt Is the msffs,f"
replied; 81 have been for twenty -four Aour. yonf,.
Tag and puEging, Aid an unable Ia sta.d or q All
tom wsakness, and this deadly sIckes.. Al m,
stomach completely pTostratss ne. Ne psodaesd
oJtile ofCosb nvspspsia Care saylaF tsks Is,r,
aheTdiRneJ."
FROM the momsntI took than iote fine r.Siein.
nv sickness atths stenssh wa sone--tts affect ~ss
iTsisntsnsom. In AZ hsurl sa MY Inner wish :.
good relish as sverhungfy msn psrtook. ls,fr -
well cleared ont Of food,1 t3a faliosssa s. stsa-
spooafu Of cure. have not suftfsd a particle ef
incpnvenienee aimee took the remedy.
It's astioh was WordeTiu aa 20 immedl ate IN as
conldbAdi bslieyr ihe esidsaces OF my own ss,,,s
snd dssds % publicly uahe Known thssS ksts that
fbs wbois world NAY syAil themselves ~ its use .
Like bread, H shosd End a plaea is sysSy se,ts
onss, ara believe thst no one should 20 away nos.
loHe wtheui bottle Of itin his poek st Or hs.s n
could be quickly made avsilshle. GEO. l.. DRAkB
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Boring For OIL

Boring For vi.
We understand that company has been
formed in this oi.y with view Of boring
for Gil in this county and that they intend to
c commerce operations as soon as they get
the means aad machinery, on the iatm Of
HoRAcE IluBER, Esq, two miles South east
Of Tihiu. We know that the surface indca.
tions on his premises are sood,eud that at any
time oil can be dipped oif the water by the
spoonful. And tue enterprise ofhomc capital
taking hold OF it is smother good feature
aboutit. What is the use Of getting foreign
capitalists to come here and develop our
wealth and resources and then carry of the
profits, when we ave plenty OF capitalists
in our midst tina! can do so just as wei as
they1 Let ia strike oil and wotk the lead
mines on tao Sinlusky, and oil City auj
New York will have to stand off
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The Allotment Fund.

The following letter from the Auditor OF
State to the Auditor Of Seneca County, ex.
plains the reason why the bounty money has
not yet been paid over to the boys who en-.
listed last winter;
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THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1865.
cara Paragraphs.

Cars Photographs.
Card Photograph, can be had for s,,Vo per
doven At PryyIseroS & Fkr's, Tomb
Block, Tiain, Ohio. June sth-iw'
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Goes Dyspepsia CuTc,
Goes Dyspepsia Cure,

instant sneously I'VE pledge our ward
a'men OF honor ouf reputation A. Pbatmsebti.ts--
our favorable HrQnaiuisnce with tho nebple a, ,,o
pneter ofihe " UllitcnowheJ "Coe's Courb hat
sam" ifitis used according 10 our ditecttcnt sis
may be hund WIN each bottle. We add below som.
frstimoAisls from our n"irhhors and tovnlm,n A.,
which we aAk youI gattful aiteatioa. -
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Horse PrOtectiveS.
Take Notice !

ata meeting ~ the Seneca Cccny uott~ rto,
fcctiyes heM q, White uan school, House, on ,h, fst
Fsy lof Aprlh 1875, the ionowng teso,aucus vtts
adcptel
Rgtoivrp- That tho frst SATURDAY ia Aptl Be
fScd ruas the dsy tcf out annual meeting,
Btselvrp--1hat tor the purpose Of haune q rote
reuefNl tttn'uuts gt auuual mceiNfs Of the rlem.
bsts of Wij Ccnp puuy, thst bne be impaicj iof rot
atteulinr uf twenty i've Ceu's, unlVsa uascushlt
sxcuss be urc tsd ardit rotpail by tho next snnus
M iaunf, sstd member 10 - expelled ff0m ssit Com.
paav, Ai,o, ths atst OF the membsfs be pubhihsd
"A tAS Coeaty psptr
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NAnisos ,Cohr. lure 11th, ,iess
From the bsreh' derived hv tho use ofCoe's ~ 8.
nspsia Cue In NY family. am ptepsi.d 10 70, ~.
nsvat intend 20 ac without IL and advise an uLe
Nte afflicted With pyspeP1a touyu
rHiLANDHR LEWIS.
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= CONS DYSPEPSIA fSDI "

inl ve rletfs orf isfui3ilch n,lon esI ltattnttt,
wheuwe say % will
Positively Ceto The WORST OF You.
not in ytaf--notin rncnth--nor IN w,rA--but
you shin soc iWbenehcinl iniueucs q; paee, tnrnr.
diatcl', aud the day you take ~. To -. Who have
lived tof Yests unan Gfahsm ntead aud plain d,st,
Who dare uot eat any mins the issstwiss hssuy-
hTt, btcsnse the hocint has orueud the plsins,t
food, sud secondly tor ieat " the distress " rsuss
rNtug scptng on Nout soma, b, We say yii down
to your dinner eat a. heatty meaissyan " Ash sad
as soon Al the food bsgas to aistsss yen, follow.
ht single tsaspoSntul Of
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Those who know my eoa.tituticn, ,-a, myeor.
diiou has hesu for the laA thsy ysaf, viii boIisvs
With me that medicine which viii raseh nv case
willIeseh almostAny Que, Goes Dyspepsla lre hss
enabled me 10 eat anything pissss, ard IL yery,ei
dom now have 10 ute the medicine. Hrslievs ne
In an instant when was 10 sfeat paia. Ny whole
system Il beiug stTengiheasd byiispss.
ANN 4. BAGGor
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MR. CoT'-Th- bottle ofCus's nvspeptf, Cur, y.u
gave ne has backed M yonr siatemsnt eosesraiue
It. have only Used half bot,ls, and cal eat pins
II acts hsea charm. The relief Il irord, /, in,tsa
taueous. JANE A. LONREY
New Havsn, Jane lsth ,lEGi
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DRS. YNGLNG & WERICK,
Surgeons a. Physicians.

OrFioE-immediatol over r. W. Shaw.
hans Store, Main Street. TO DO fouLdsn
their Office nt all hours. Calls promptly
attended to in the city or country. and by
night or DAY,
Auril 9th ls65If
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While JolIneyins OF the eats, my ,tcm,es h.
came badly deiangsd, eausins ieesfs pain m nv
head Had IL been on the water II would nave bsrr
my condition, feSohed out hottie sayinr ..,,t,
1wallow;" did 90 and IA less than Ave minu,s
my trouble vas ended. The medicine st.Ccss
uy'eepsla Cure and nom the effect II had upon
think II must bean excellent rsmsdV Tor Sea. s,st
nee, and Dy,pspus MRS. SAMUEL FIELD.
MadlsonI Junt 3oth, 1861
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OFFICE OF rnE AUDITOR or STATE,
CoLuMUus, o., June 81, 1865.

COLUMBUS, o., June Sd, 1860.
AUDITOR OF SENECA CO.
DEAR SIR;--The 1891. 18th, l95th, l96th
and 18Th Regt. allotments have not yet
been reported to the State Treasury, nor
can tell you wnen theywill be. The l93d
Regt allotment will probably be received
in few days, out judging from the past. the
l95th will not be reported in less than six
weeks. and the l96ih aud 18Th, still later.
The delay rests entirely with the United
States authorities, and is beyond the conlrO
OF the State officers,
Very Respectfully,
JAS. II. GOODMAN.
Auditor of State.
P. S.--The allo,men. 8 ofany one regi.
ment will not be more than three days IN
passing through this office.
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LETTER LIST.

Remaining uhcalled for at the TifTin
Post Office, Nay 7th, 1865.
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lMronrANr Tn rRAYr.tha

New Haven. June e9,h, 1854. ''oUoi
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-15
An Exquisite Ballad.

The following ballad is the Imagery of IN Irlst
poet whose name has escaped ~. but all vii
agree In pronouncing 10 highly Imaginative
purely affectlonate, and slngularly melodious
Come 10 me. dearest. I'm lonely without thee
Daytime and nighttime I'm thinking abou
night time and ay-tiine in dreams behold
Unwelcoine the waking which ceases to fold
thee;
Come TO me, darling, my sorrows to tighten,
Come In thy beauty to bless aud tobrIyht.n.
Come IN thy womanhood, Tneekly and Iowly:
Come In thy lovingness, queenly and holy.
Swallows will fit around the desolate ruin.
Telling Of Spring and it, Joyous renewing;
And thoughts of thy love and Its manifold treas
Are circIing my heart with the promise ofpleas.
On! Spring Of my spirit, On May ofrny bosom,
The waste Of nv life has a rose.ro5t within H.
And thy fOndness alone TO the sunlight can
wini
Figure which moves like song through the
reaturr- iitup With tho rotor, ori.oa,-er,,
Eyes like the skies ofpoor Erin, our mother.
Where sunshine and shadows rc-chaslng each
Smiles comm seldom. but childlike and simple.
And opning their eyes from the heart ofa dim
Oh! thanks TO the Savior that even thvseerning
Is left 10 the sleeper to brighten his dreaming.
You have been glad when you knew was glad
drned:
Dear are you sad now to hear am gaddened?
our hearts evcranswer in tune p nd in time love.
As octave unto octave, or rhyme unto rhyme,
love.
cannot smile. but your checks will be glowing:
You cannot weep, but my tears viii be flowing:
You VIII not linger when have died, love.
Come to me, dear, ere die ofmy sorrow.
Rise on my gloom Ike the sun Of tomorrow.
strong, swift and fond a. the words which /
speak, love.
With a song at lip. and smile on your cheek.
Come, for my heart in your absence Is dreary;
Haste, for my spirit Is sickened and weary:
Come to the arms which alone shall caress thee:
Come 70 the heart which is tArobDing 70 bless
thee
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-15
Not Very Complimentary to the
New England purItans,

The editor Of the Chicago Tines notices
the statistical fact that the children Of for.
eign parents in Massachusetts,, born every
year, now exceed the births Of native pa.
rents in a manner by no meanr very conpli-
mentary to our pleasant and selfsatisfied
countrymen near the rising Of the sun. 1t
says
There is a comforting assurance in the
contemplation Of these facts that goes far
toward dssipating the fear, entertained by
many, that Puritanism is about to inundate
this continent. One can notice in this de-
crease in the native New England stock the
working of one of natures wisest provis-
ions. We find in examining the economy
Of annual reproduction that fecundity in a
species IS IN the reverse proportion TO its
harnfulness. Lions, tigers, elephants
hyenas, and other beasts of destructive ma
lures, propagate with difficulty, and only at
long intervals. On tho other hand animals
whose existence is Of value to the world,
multiply with rapidity and to an extent
that defies extinction.
Man is only a sort Of superior animal !;
and there Is no reason to doubt that nature
has embodied in the economy of the human
race the same provisions which are used to
regulate the increase of inferior species 1t
may be that precisely the same means are
not employed in the case Of rapacious and
destructive races of men that are used to
hinder the undue increase of the same types
among the lower orders Of animal life. --
Thus, while the constitutional Characters
tics Of the blood thirsty tiger or the de-
structlve elephant prevent procreaticn be-
yond a certain and limited extent, the same
result is reached by different, but not less
sure means, in the cases of destructive class
es Of mankind
''In place Of putting rats and mice in
her front hair, and cultivating her back
hair, and her appearance and emotions
with reference to securing husband. the
Massachusetts Miss puts on pair Of spec
tacles, and cultivates theology and philan-
thropy with reference to the amclioration
Of the condition Of the odorous bondmen OF
the South. In place Of gravtating toward
maternity, the Puritan daughters tend to-
ward school teaching. Ii stead of anxious
ly anticipating the time when she shall love,
care for, and educate her own children, the
New England maiden looks forward to the
time when she shall be permitted to super.
intend a few dozen young niggers some
where in the Sunny South
If the Times does not look out, the Mas
sachusetts women will put rats and mice il
| his hair, if not in their own.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-15
A Pert Answer.

Some years ago the best pilot belonging
to Bosten was named James Tiley In hi
youth he had met with an accident which
had caused him to become hump backed
He was a genial sort Of man, much liked
and was always called upon to pilot ships O.
war out of harbor. One day he took out c
British frigate; and, as he was leaving the
ship, pompous officer on board called
out -
81 say, old fellow, what have you got on
your back ?"
"Bmker HWy' replied Tilley, "Per-
haps you have heard of the place before.