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hHERIPFss 81

" Firias q a. szecutou y dr5cisd frar ia 81 ,
- esl eur e. Nashville, a. ~ Move ber term ia 4.
AloTot y. a1en llerk mo Master. ". VI. a. TfHf.1
"a hoosrt Iadsu, viii, BArUaBAr. the ma an ~
APtll eul tAla % aaaai he gIt Fari ca d. Aak-
Wis . ne assl bddar sr cash. al DC rzht "
ne interest," taai " g anl bohs 1iadell dv u 3 &.
ae sogEy Of Dardson- ttats Of TcuH-ssoa ara & ~ ,f
9sntiles ~ sane beng Lea No. u isan "a 90
fest, " Vhst = kH0Wn % College lo.sj 81 ise a run
si9E oaoE lOe Iest, aPan Ehch tarro Is b Two SOW
hneE apu1e. De-d krEisteTsdl BuaE "a tud ra.a -
hegstEf's OGce Of DaVida8- count, IS
ALSO FL he right tie, eiau and fnsfrsf sa - -t
Flnaoll haa In and 70 glses or Pc 81 ID Lsne 49,, q a
@ ~ sle s5uls Coan'y aad SEATS aisr1d College
eoStl q tae eoflyfzlion 81 Nashville e o,itr b. u
e = saJ ne souhern half Of said Lo font lg 5 81 10
Aefa - seai Funnag back lt7 araF b b ~ a.
ans Lot Aat gaa loEVeysd % M-r,ha Halas sy 4 -I
tanks- DEED kes tered Dc B0oa pa-s ~ ar. IA
* sistsF'a OGse 81 DaTicruE eolut. srl- 49, r.1
1osa- TX. EDpUADs0N, starla.
bE z q, CAHsBaEL, Deputy sLenT.
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III. q. RRUEE.

We kJa ID h u ~ lie
consigned GOOds Be old a. Wholesale aad Retail
ever offered In ths Wes.sLn country, tS-En;
lJOS a 81 ho1s paper, GilT2OJo {" :, faasyi sorts
100 E9E'i com'sl. Paper Snd s:nA '0ol- ''''''
10 10 P,l5 EaD, 100 JOS IS Sc: P.ssb
80 Fancy Note;
mo ss4tu LnIysg and Forks; IuOO Hamnsrs aad HaheAs
IooO Pocket Knives; 100 dozen A7gsauas snVbt
iS,s RasoTT; * cords Of dsubls bAsgS, Guns
FANCY GOODS.
q As Colovoa HosP.
"a a Hair on: S5n0PoFt Monaiss,
3lis Fancy work Boxes; 80 dOEsn Linen HdEsI
80 Ladies' COnpanionsi Us - eih 90
H. 50 GsntlsnsA ane
1000 psi, Buck sl,n Gloves Hshns UnssTshirtsI
lSs doE gonI'a Ehiis and fsnsy
u 900 vol standard BcokEj
GOLD WATCHES AND JHWEkhY
8 Marie case Cod watches; 80 ds Sold Assk cha.ps
q s5Eiisb Told patent lever so eats Fob and Vet
nlsnufasIuTed o. Josoph rs DO Gold esuls sRd As5
Johnson, IS Ca. street, Wish Losh,si
Sc silver Lever Watches; 7SB DO FOFsnt.ns, d.
20 open Pace silvsE 90 $ % pair Pain Gold Bai Rings
rs Coaposlon do; 500 Ladias PiAip Gold BreaF
% %a'sses: 7oOo Gent's ana LaEss' soI
80 Dc Chatling1 PshslA
sTsoa worth Of Geld Finger
RinEsi 49,, M,
Taoe Gold Pens with Silver Cases. hgsoEtsdt
800 Gold
And All other articles usually found IN JsHslTy EEabsE
Tsrt1 HeFehsatu PeddleFs Gnd the ttGsus generally
invited 10 call sooR make SELECTION, eli IA ahov
loag 20 dsrsBt have numerous oheF EFsea ioo
tedious nenHoa 10 lhoh nave aHytAiug 'sai LAa3 or
Auction Ger loI Coasignses, Ne II Csial S,r,, NI.A5
Teaaesso8. taONs-o1aGN
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Horne " Go.

JOkNbK BkJAD An v +tAEr SEREEIS.
HAsBvILLE, TLEN
WILL give prUuapt - e1u-u 70 rnHe7iug storing,
w purchasing, selling % ebirp.0x U0,t1n, Tobacco,
Wheat, Corn, Flour aud DIc'n aUd Wl also devote
pscal attention 20 recp5virE, sU.ias sad frwsrdng
merchandise OF every d'soriuuuB
Our facilities IN point OF room z1d couvsaiSnes ora
equal 10 auv IN tie city.
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GrNERAL PTUcH SING AGENCY.

GENERAL PJrWCH NSING AGENCY.
90 I9, SOUTH EyDE PUEBLO SQUARE,
Nashville, Teune see.
ARDEFR small ElsrEe, accompanied vita be casa, ioF
srticlss al every description om auEsr ring has or
s,w az u complete stock OF Goods Grp'erear Drugs
Ipf +etsorsrlrs ~ Steam Ergtps, carefully aud FNNnis
@ 10 aut forwarded ip5iTgCtod Commission c1args
ave per cont, -
Co1 6 r lD6-rsap non a EviuS, Col X stsve7 ID,
Ne~grr v rrau q Co, r & " raka 4 90 Al Duncan O.
81 Nashville: " q Sis;cc. hur'r'eSo'Foi q AaH'>
" O Nc ttso. Kbo1y e. SeaEo q Abbou s1d & " " @ee.
Atspts a., Iiars 'y7-yf1 JAMES, GLOVER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-29

To TIE CONS5 Mrs UF COIGA "A IA 1. as
NASHVILLE.
T HAVE started Ajil N the city aud viii keep on
hand, fresh Meal Al No IJ7, South summer street
All o. iers attended to- Gad will eel 81 tho lowest cash
priss Nv. CARDRELLs
mag32--2 hEs1t
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CITY EXPRESS.

CITN FNt'N FeNs
BAGGAGE packages and parcels forWarded n any par Of
ID she ey b. Glover CO.. CITY Express Orders len A.
eur osee No Ig south side Public Square vii be prompt
1, attended O., jap3-tf
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FARE KEDUCKD TO SI2 SO

New Goods.
We have IRON Bs'sn = Niuew York, hDs
w Hssortments of
CHILDREN's CARRIAGES,
containing Of the handsomest that have been
brought 70 this city, Alec, &c CaItgbeleuPedes
mrhig hACkBNZlE & WILSON.
RATTAN CHAIRS.
I'VE hsvs hand few handsome Rattan Sewing, Arm
w and ROczing Chair, Chdrrn's Chairs RsmpeF aBG
Clothes Ra kets; Lades' Fancy WORK Baskets.
mrhI0 MACKENz & WILSON.
GAS CnOKtNG MACHINES!
HNTE have variety Of articles fr Cooking BY Gss by
w which At common Gas Burner, kOlts Of
be boil IN three minutes. Oyster Plates and shaV
log Cups aIso 20 be heated By Pee 5e ans UPwsos.
mfhlU MACKENZIE & WILSON.
CASTtgtS
We have gveBt variety u Cheap ParsFns
WaiteFs-Ws have numerous Patterns OfOvsi, Round
ard OBong Walters from $40 and upwards. Re Du
srs ScTubb Backing Brushes, French Scrubbing
Brushes MOps, Hearth BRO ms, &c. &c.
uraI0 MAOkENZIE f. WILSON. .
BEHRING'S SAFE.
WE have supply Of these celebrated Safes, that
~ known 70 BE- both Burglar and Fire Proof
How Ofeu does haPpau that when houses burnt
all the books and papers in the safe found
aged quite ieEblC! This hsppe,
villa The herring sale While various other Safes have
the Fire taiy destroyed, theirs
in the slightest d gree damaged They also defy Burglars
their locks cannot be picked aHJ gpnpOYdsr proof
nhfIs MACKENZiE d WILSON. .
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ib.mie ls Will be charged W ucIUai W'iBha, e0t a
double RI d tlab rates 10Y ies -
Tpes destination aud depot u delivery A1ehtoa 20 lne
Drsyeuis aRd losses and insurs sPSsey oe-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-29
.yrscRe sVD FACILITIES OFFERED BY THE
CHARLESTON ROUTE.

Goods consgnea 20 Gue Agents Of NE soS4 carolina
Railroad Al Chareston, wtibe iorWafoea o. Coa
bI al bich " IL auiouni freght psid vessel viii mall
"a 70 eonsiFueeS. Marx packEges, care Agent D = H. Ks
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09
TIFFIN, OHIO, FRIDAY, JANUARY9 1857

bear great Affections, than to be cheerful
under constantly recurring petty veKa-
ton, and IL is noticeable fact. that most
freiful women bear unavoidable trials
with patient fortitude. There are peev.
ish, fretrul women, hosts Of them, that
have no excuse but a morbid temper. -
But in judging Of the character OF Wo-
man Of whom the world says; "she does
nothing amiss, but scold." look at both
sides Of the question, and see who is to
blame.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09

ORIorN or fHH "MALAEoSV. The a.
tiquaries Of Sevastopol have made q oa-
rious discovery. Everybody has heard
Of Ihl AalAkoa hin upoA which was built
the tower now become 30 famous Such
an Immortality scarcely seemed destined
this name, which was the mans Of . eSr-
tain LieOt MalAkoh. dismissed from ths
Russian Navy on account of inooTFigibls
drunkenness, Faithful TO his passions,
after his dismissal, he sot ups grog-shop
on this spot, which was frequSnied by
sailors. These latter, in iit Of sarcastic
gaiety, gave to tho hill in question the
name Of their tap-mAsteT, which. by the
accident Of memorable siege, having
lNken place near the spot has become
immortal. 7roo
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NO "A

with fright, they were brought on board
The old man clasped his boy in his arms.
and then. overcome by the powerful ex q.
eitement, he leaned upon the gun for sup.
port. / have seen men in all the phases
OF excitemens and suspense. but never
have | seen three hundred human beinRs
more overcome by thrilling emotions.
than on that even,ful mopsns when they
hrst knew tho effect Of our gunner's shot.
journal Of an English Naval officer.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09

A CUNosIrI,-A few weeks ago ohas
Schoch, OF this town, was cutting into .
large log, when hisaxe struck q cannon
leaden slug, weighing 81 pounds which
was embodied in solid wood, about Eve
or six inches from the surface. The tree
from which this slug was takon, grew in
the river bottom about two miles fr0m
this town, near where GnS. WAFNE and
his army encamped during the summer Of
1874, when he marched 20 the North
west Territory 70 attack the Miami Indi-
ans. The probability is, that il was fred
from one OF his cannon. and lay imbed-
dsd for more than half a century.
TasSarGWaS Adsosats.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09

A THRWTT PARsoE.--A donatioR par
ty was given the other day to GcleIgy-s
man In one Of she New Eugland vi ages.
and among the articles he received a su-
peFb "EiLE" from che Genin Of che place.
The parssn, was much pleased With she
hat, ventuTed 10 ask ths doaeF what such
hat ought 20 be WORTH" "ThAt ie an
eight dollar hat, " was the reply. The
paTson turned it over sgain, renewed hiS
thanks 10 the halter and remarked that
it was a ''vOry 6ns hat indeed. sni shey
parted.
The next day he parsOn welded his
way to the hatter's store. and afssF the
customary salutation, observed that he
was not accustomed 10 wear hats worth
eight dollars; that four dollar hat Was
good enough for him--a PLEEET. lie
concluded by proposing to exchange ths
hat he had received for four dollar 0nas
and 20 ''take the BALAN08 in money!
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09
Tna LAnaE.r Mmnon - aun 1rr,rrl

THH LARaEsT MRRoR IN gHH UMrEo
sTArEs'-Ths New Orleans PieAyune
says:
Our friend Mr.. CbaS. Pride, the Grehi-
teot, who built Holiness splendid dry
goods store, on Canal street, few years
since, finished his work by putting up q
magnificent mirror, which was the lar
gest Mr.. Holmes could find in Paris II
measures seven feet nine inches in width
and eleven feet five inches in height; il is
half an inch thick, aud ooSl Mr.. ii. about
$4,000"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09

A "horning party in = town near
Rochester, last week, we're treated to
sweetmeats seasoned with ipeeAe, in the
most approved style. by the annoyed par
". who had heard Iidinks ofthe enter.
iainment in store for them. The doctor
who sold the bride the dose, was soon cal
led upon hy the whole party. al suffer
ing from severe stomach ache, and they
were treated to an emeiic which, It Is
presumed, purged them Of al desire TO
be caught in an other such scrape.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09

A late report Of the AmeIieAn Sanday
School Union states lhAI in Al, nore
shan 1880 sunday schools have been or
ganiGed through iss instrunen.ahsy Via
over 600 new teachers and 10000 Pu-
pills.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09
HOLT HOUSEI

! EN- HLT PROPRIET9 r. 81
Situated on the cOrneT Of Adams ana sandueky
Streets. westside ofthe Sandusky Riverin the City
of TifRn; has been lately repaired and furnished
for the especial accommodation OF The travelling
public, this House is 10 the pleasaatest part Of
the CITY, and Is a large commodiOus and splendid
bulldine, we'll adapted 70 the purpose Of public
house itisbnt few rods from, and in sight Of
me Railroad Dedot, il "A the nearest and most
comuiodious tavrn 10 that point; MT. HoLF.
ID Ises nieasnre In announcing TO the public that
his House 60 mains plenty oflarge airy and
WE'LL FURNISHED .
bed Roog4s He would also invite All Of hi.l
old cus.omess. 70 give him a call as ne thnAs
theyWillbe salts fed.
Tiain. OSssl7, leoN ~
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09

CLouSs HHAss or Liar. very esau.
tiful is the spectacle Of the closing ysars
Of Franklin's long and laborious lie
Though not without his share Of phyui-
cal ih6rmities. he retained his lively iui
tereas In public affairs. his warn social
and domestic sympAthioP. his amsni'y
and serenity Of temper, bis aotivs ana
vigorous intellect. his abiding faith IA an
other and better life. lie seems 20 have
realized the wish expressed in Apothsr'B
behalf by Wordsworth:
Thy thoughts and feeling shall not sie. f.
Nor leave thee when gray hail Ars hioA,
A melancholy slave; ElI n 4.
But an old age serene and bright
Aud lovely a. the Lapland night,
Shall lead thee 10 Thy grave. if
His correspondence At this time. h
the v;yacity. humor, justice Of thought.
and happy reliance on proyidenco which
it exhibits, is a model Of style aad
mood.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09

A Michigandsr brags Of his puDpkina
that grow tuelye feet IL 4 week Our
government ought 10 plnnt Isne 81 tAsstr
viaes 10 carry thsR neta,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09
RheL alsspinE psaa.
n4H.w LONerrLLOw.

RrH.w. LoNeFELLOw.
L. When The howi Of day sFe uumbsrsd,
Apd the voices Of the nigh,
waks ihs better soul that Numbered,
To holy, cslm delight,
Essths evening lssip, are lisAIs6,
And, like ptas,em, griui end tail,
shadow, from ihs atful hrs6sht
Danes upon the perloT well
fksb ths form, ofthe dspaHsd
Enter - the epen door
The beloved, the irue.hsaF,od,
Coms 10 Wait me once more. r u
lie. che youug and strong. who ahshshsd
Noble lOnsings for the strife, "a
BY the roadside fell and psriihsd
Weary wish the march orhfsl
They, ths holy ones and wsahly,
who he erota Of suasring bore,
Folded their pale hands 20 meekly,
spake with ~ on earth no morsl
anu Win men, the being heauteuuft
Who unto my youth was given,
More thau allthingselss to love me,
Andisaow a taint In heaven,
With slow End noisslsis ioo,itsP,
Comes that mtiienger divine,
Takes the vacant chair beside me,
Lays her gentle haad In mias,
And ihs sta and EsEst a. ne, rt.
VIA those deep and tender syss .r-
Like ths stars, - still add Iaintlks,
Looking downward from che akiss.
Uttered not, but eomprehsndsd,
4 the spifits vOieelsss prayer
Son rebuhss, IN bleislngs eadsd,
breathing from Der lips Of air. -'
OH ,hough on Depressed and lonely,
Am my feos' are laid aside,
lff butfemember only
Such a. these have lived ard dlsdl
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09
An Argument for aSntlsmSnls
Shawn


The economy Of fhaWls IN She way of
preserving coat sleeves from ths earand
tear Of bsuling on and ofan overcast no
one will deny; their warmth can not BE-
di'puted; their grace on mans back u
not claimed. We overheard sn ssgumeut
upon the shawl question between tive
beaux, which was a. ouoe most ingenious
and conclusive. Beau No condemned
ahawls as making man look round
shouldered, and ss being IN looking gem
erally, and ungracsful. Beau No. : al
mitled the force Of tho aFgumsnts. bat
said they we're just the thing for sveniag
Neutrality-suspicious. or seculsr-aud dem-
onstIated the fact ss follows Said 1s:
Nov, Bob. don't you believe that 90
Sunday evening I went home from
church With.-sud her mother. each
having an arm, aud as lrue as you live,
had hold of---'s hand under nv shawl.
all the way, and her mother dlaa't know
= thing about H. Aia't shaWls ~ isali,
'tutionP
I, was 6yoidod IN Ihs ssirnadS.-
[ Cleveland Herald.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09

TMR Fuss or SOuTH CARoEHA. -sladg
Butler said in the Senate. f lem
"Wheu South Carolina mHkss up her
mind lei me inform the Senator you vii
bear very little fuss from her" af9 di
WheFeupon Mr.. Wade replied
"Then she has not made up hsI nihd
lalelY." ~
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09

JuRT TRtAL AnoHa Tnn SeuAFEHas=
A Mr.. Montague, one Of the escaped
prisoners in Kansas. gives the following
unique account Of . Tecumssh 0rapa
Jury, and how they were discharged:
i understand the Grand Jury we're
discharged in Tecumseh. the ether day,
under rather peculiar oigcumstancea.-
Teoumseh district is rather peculiar ons
there are too many free STATE men in ia
90 that Il 10 hard 20 OIL out board Of iu,
rors without getting, now and then free
State man. While they were going on.
finding indictments against suhdry ih-
dividuAls, witness was called up and
questioned thus: ,.l
DO you know Of any horse stealing,
committed in the territoFyr Yes, air, I
do Wen, do you know whom fromi'
Myself; l had six horses, a wagon and g
hundred dollars in mousy stolen from.
me- Gould you recognise the men that
took the goods, II they were near youf'
II could Are any Of them hereif Yes
sir. Well. sir, point them out. Yes, sir
well, your foreman IL one Of thom---i
that juror is another. and that Anothsr.-
that another, and that another. Jerul.
what is to be douei The Judge WAS ap-
piled to, and discharged the jury at once.
OF course this witness was brought ii
and questioned by one OF the free State
men on the jury, who probably got sick
of the proceedings and thought be would
show them a Yankee trick,
81 am q lawyer sir. am an Sroansul
TO the Bar" ai
You are shl so 10 dseAnlsr, both mAy
be used in . knock down argument.-l
You are an ornament. but Ike eli suoh.
you are Of very little practical uss $500
"But cir, ! have lsh of pstifOggiaFl
and have got into tho Common Pleas. " r
And your Common Pleas are a subject
Of general ridiouls.
"But sir, / have got in 10 the big Court
through = matter Of necessity"
The provsrb says. thaI necessity
knows no law q remark peculiarly aP-
plicAbls to your sHSs. y. .
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09
HURRAHl HURRAHll

II A.BUsKIRE a Co., are receiving the
III ,largeat and boat sssortment Of Family
Groceries ever came 70 this marketwitho ,tany
exec ptionH.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09
Y y !
New Estalighment.

New Establishment. as
CsPLENDID STUCK OF HATS, = The
- finest stock Of goods ever brought 70 this part
ofthe eountrY may be found at ....l....i
Bovine & Co.'s Hat and Cap storei
in Maddan's old stand, Loomis Block, next door
10 Mallory Iron Store, consisting Of Hats and
Caas 5G every variety, sueh as Boebe, Gshlp
Lsety, silk Hats, Spring Styles Pa9Hlna, Lsg
horn. Canton Straw, Silver Straw, Campeeehy
CoagresS,
YOUNG AMERICA, 81 =
Marieabo, and all other kinds, too tedious TO
mention. Also some new styles, Caps DrAo' "
ter and BbaveF. r.' l...l-J s,tlt IA,
w Bovine being practical halter he VII
drsss aud iron aud make old hats look es Bo0o
Thsjo goods Mil be seId IS pc! cent
cheaper Ihan thet can bo boughtin TINS w est
eru county Tor ready pay.
Thsv also have = large stock ofUmbrsilas
The hlShsst price FSid 10 cash 1or all klpss o
sHfPPISG FURs. such as Mink, Coon, Musk
Rat. etc WILLET BOVINE co.
Aprilli ,i05s.uErua oln ,t-ll o1. ID
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09
TIE EXOELSIORi
CORN AND COB MILL
Invented by Charles Lesvitt, and
Patented on the 9th Of Feb. 1865.
Fer Sale by J. N, NAYLOR,
.I TiEEIN OHIO. ...... r..

The above Mil hasthe mosivalu bloiuprov
mentfin portable Cora Cob Mile, and d Il adapted
to the various Grinding aud Crushing purposes
for feeding all kinds Of Stock. Which system
offsedingis now required pud fou nd Prohtu,le
by experience.
THE ADVANTAGES TINS MILL HAS ovEW oTHERs.
Ist Thstthe grinders sreinierted on movable
rings,w hleh are east Of haId metal aud WI en-
worn out cNn be placed by new rings, In eve
minutes, for the small sum OF three dollars
Also, shs mill can grind faster than coy other
Cora aud Cob Mill offered for sale. This Mill
wasawerded
rHE EIRsT PREMIuM AT THE OHIO STATE FAIR,
ofthe present year 1867 In a fair trial With
the Lutte Giant, Star, aud u other Mills brought
competition, The Excelsior Mill will grind
from ten TO 6 fteep bnshels hourly, according to
the degree uf 6aeness, aad can be worked by
Nov, ,sOth ss., J.M.NAYLoR,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09

JOHN MYERS,

CABINET 8 CHAIRMAUFACTo-
ny, .neKs door 10 the NJ. E. Church.
on Market street .u.g ......r
Tim. Sepa 99th, 1851. "
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-09

Joy, isnoui and sublime,
sneh as dosth nerve The shsrkies ofpraysr,
shouldtweli the bosom, when msidens hand,
Filled with HleE dsvY aoweTel,. glrtlsth on,
That barnes which the mlni'ify of death
Alons unloOselh, butwhoss Gear1l power 81.
May stamp The sentence Of eternity.
.t.f...t. ~i-..... tMu. sisOumsy.
Weekly Delaware State journal, statesman and blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-18??, 1857-08-28
Obituary,

Died on the 10th Of August, Mrs. Martha A.,
wife OF Job II. Jackson and daughter OF William
u. and Ann Q. Robinson, in the 22d year of her
age.
The pale messenger death has crossed another
threshold, and one who was fondly loved is
smltten and laid low ere the cares and vicissi-
tudes of sin-poluted world had cast shadow
upon her brow, or her form bowed beneath a
burden Of years. Death came " like a thief in
the night crushing with a heavy blow the
hearts of depoted husband, a loving mother
and ailectionate sister and brothers.
We have known her and loved her since her
eirlhood days, and speak with impunity Of her
virtues and exemplary character, through her
Whole journey OF life. As a sohoolmate and
companion she was gentle and conhding; in all
our school girl dissensions, hers was the voice
OF peace aud reconciliation.
She was kind and affectionate daughter, a
true friend and sympathizer in the hour of sor-
row, and happy companion in the hours Of
pleasure. We love to think Of her now Though
il is mingled with feeling Of sadnessl in the
sabbath School, where the fear Of God was iu-
culcated, with which she was identified as a
scholar from her infancy, and in her maturer
years labored in the capacity of teacher, whittier
sue faithfully went winter and summer, seed
time and harvest.
AT the age of fourteen she became deeply
awakened to sense of her need Of a Saviour,
and besought earnestly Of God by sincere re-
pentance and Cody sorrow for sin, that He would
'create within her clean heart" and that
God whose ear is open to the cry of the truly
penitent whispered "peace be stilp' TO her
troubled bosom, and she felt the bisssul assn
rance that she was the acknowledged heir Of our
Heavenly Father, who is ever ready to listen to