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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01
Ayers CathartiC Pills.

FI'lIE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
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purgative which iskuoWn to man. Inuumerable proof,
shown that these rIs have virtues which snrpass In
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and expel disee They purge ont the foul hunors which
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tone with strength to the whole system. Not only do
they euro the every day complaints Of every body but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baod
The best Of human skill While they produce powerful
effects, they At the time In diminished Doses the
safest aud best physc that can be employed for children
Being sugarooated. they pleasant to take aud being
purely vegetable, free nom any rgk Of harm. Cro8
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stanaied by men Of such exalted position aud character
as to forbid the suspicion Of uutruth, Many eminent
elerymen and physicians have lent their to cor
~ to the public the reliability Of my remedies, while 9TH
have sent me the Of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely 10 the relief ofmy
Afflicted suffering feow-men.
The Agent below named ID pleased to furnish gratis my
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and they should have IT,
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GiDDINGs AND SUMNER. Tho Wash.
ington correspondent Of the New York
EDeniRg Post writes that the health oI
the venerable j. r. Giddings is fully
restnred he feels that he IS well,
but still will not venture to participate
gain in exciting debates on the subject
which has absorbed his mind so many
years. Any great excitement would b.
likely to prove instantly fatal. His SER
vices will hereafter be in the council aud
not in the field,
Senator Sumner was warmly greeted
by his friends in the Senate, where he is
daily to be found; but 1t is evident that
he, too. must for the present remain a
passive spectator Of the lists IT, which he
used to bear p hand with the bravest and
the best. His nervous condition could
not endure the excitement Of listening to
Douglas. and he was obliged to le,ve the
hall Immediately after the commencement
If his speech.
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re- The idea advanced by tie Wash
ington Union, that the Leoompton Con-
stilution ought not TO be submitted to the
people Of Kansas, because tLey aoould vote
Il down, is novel on. 1t has always
been regarded rs n Democratic principle.
that Me majority must ygls-but the De-
mocracy OF the Union. would deprive the
people Of the right Of suffrage. when it
is known they would vote against an Ad-
ministration measure! Are the Demoo-
racy prepared to adopt this new doctrine
advanced by the Government organ?
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RS- How strange must be the sight Of
earth wrapped in her winter garb, 10 one
who Tor the first time sees snow, and feels
winter weather. Tho indianapolis Jour
nal tells of little daughter Of Rev. L.
u. Hay-a late returned East Indian
missionary come to reside in that CITY,
who was born in India, where frost, ice
and cold weather are unknown. One
morning last week she saw snow for the
first time. Her exclamation at the dis
coyery shows how puzzling was the ap-
pearance. "Oh" said she, "who has
painted the ground.
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re- The Phnadelpha Peansyluanian
Of Dec. I5,h, has long article bitterly
nssaling Judge Douglas, closing as fol.
lows
Tho Judge has changed his position,
and now talks Of an enabling act to au.
lhorize the people TO do Just hat the
Kausas-Nebraska bill was passed. to con.
Ger upon them, the right TO manage their
own matters in their own way. Where
H0ie and Fe.SeRdeR and Chase stood in
1854 IN heir opposition TO the Kansas
Nebraska bill, Judge Douglas stands no,D,
aud attempts to sustain himself by the
same arguments they used then. But the
attempt is vain one. History, facts,
and the argument is with those who sus.
tain the Lecompton Convention, and thus
the party and the President is safely en-.
uenched, and cannot be dislodged 6y he
ortfal attacks ef Jadge Douglas and his
Bi0ck Republican allies"
Let ii be remembered that this is from
The paper recognized by Mr. Buchanan S
friends as the organ that speaks for the
Administration in Pennsylvania.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

Az We inYite our reqders 20 the pe-
rusal of Dr.. ATERs advertisements which
appear in the columns Of our paper
They deserve attention as treating Of
what interests us all, and from a source
which all have long respected The Doc
TOR is well known as one OF TIE leading
Chemists Of this country, who devotes
his great acquireuants 10 the discovery
and manufacture Of remedies for popular
use. The uupualel'e success which has
followed hls hbors is too well known in
this community 10 need any elucidation
from our PEN Washington Go. Observer.
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RS- Young ladies lueaied to despise
mankind. generally finish their studies by
running away with iootmen.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

Rg-Stephen 4. Douglas, in his speech
IN the Senate, Wednesday, on the Presi-
dents Message, said that ''if the Admin-
istrOtion and The Democratic party per-
sisted in their present course on the
Kansas question, he sAonld Be compelled.
6y sysry consideration Of honor. good faiM
and consistency. to SEPARATE HIM.
SELF FROM rHEM"f
re- 'S9i, said one al to another, i
am 80 glad have no beaux, now.N
Why asked the other. /,
Cause can eat as many onions a. /
please
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rHE piacs 70 buy Wall Paper.ia
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

Eternity has no gray hairs The now.
ers fade, the heart withers, man dies. but
time writes no wrinkles On the brow Of
Eternity.
Eternityl Slupcndous thought The
ever present, underlying and undying-.
The endless chain. composing the lie OF
God-tho golden thread entwininr the
dostinies of the universe.
Earth has its beauties. but time shrouds
them for the grave its bonors, they are
but the sunshine Of an hour; its palaces.
they are but as the gided sepulehres; its
possessions, they are toys OF changing
fortune; lis pleasures they are but burst
ing bubbles. Not so in the untried
bourne.
In the dwelling Of the Almighty can
come no footsteps Of decay. Its day will
know no darkening, eternal splendors
forbid the approach Of night. Its foun-
mins will never fail; they are fresh from
the eternal throne. Is glory will never
wane, for there is the ever present God
It's harmonies will never cease; exhaust
less love supplies The song.
JuDoE DoooLAs READ OUT or Tur
PARTY.-The Washington Union reads
Judge Douglas out Of the Democratic
party as follows:
IAN honest difference Of opinion as 10
whether the Kansas Convention sbould
have submitted to popular ratification the
whole Of the great essential part Of the
Constitution framed by them may be toll
Grated but the entire Democratic press
will hold no Democr guillless who
eks to promote his peculiar views by as
sociations with Black Republicanism in
any form. To sanction even for tenn :
porary purpose the wretched sophistries
and ianatcal appeals of the enemy, NAV
be safely regarded as the preliminary steps
of formal deserion.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

Cbnsinpiircs do not despair t you have tried AYEn's
CnERHT PICTORIAL. II u mndt by Of the best medical
ehcuias In the world and its ~ around besnak
the high meri-s Of ts virtues. - Philadelphia Ledga.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01
Asthma or Phthlsic, and bronchitis.


Probably no one romedy has been known which
cured 30 many and such dangerous esses this Some
no human aid rach; but to those tho CHERRY
pEoroRAL affords relief and comfort
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

AMOS LEE, Esq, MoNTEHEY a., wfitoa, 81 Jan 1850,
81 had tedious Influenza, which ned ne In doors
ak weeks; took many medicines without reuf; finally
ticd your pEcroutL by the advice Of our Clergyman
mngs les than half ne bottle made ne completely
we'll Your medicines the cheapest rs we'll az The best
We can buy aud 40 esteem you, Doctor aud your romo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03


wife, y0nng and lovely woman, who had
disuppesftd day 81 lWO before The hns'
baipl loytd bis wife dtvoedly, md could
not account for htr norupt haeQer q leaf
lug him, rs no lnmily differences bad ever
existed TO originate domestic troubles, or
cause htr to wish to leave a happy home.
Every assistance was rendered hun IN nnj-
h,g bis wife, but the Efforts Of the of6cers
wh0 scoured the city, were unapaIlng, and
he was informed that she was not in tie
city, OIL being IN the city, that che Was SO
safety hidden that search was Intellectual.
His vigilance was nnaBated, and be soon
learned 1bat she was At the Berlin Free
Love Institution, Ia Erie County, O., aud
immediately left 10 rsscne her, II possible.
tie succeeded IN finding her at The insti-
tution In question, and brought her home
without any delnur on her part, she stating
--audonbledIy With truth that she was
disgusted wltli'tbe scenes enacted iD that
abode OF wlckeduess. Her tale as il rep
rcseats thngs there, is an extraordinary
one. She says that she was induced % go
there by feniale relative, who is a believer
IN the doctrine, aud who, after a long effort,
succeeded in iilstilling into her mind the
poison which proved her rum. Together
they aJscoHded aud went to Berlin Hill.
When there, she found tbs marvellous "loyc
curep but another name for all that is de-
grading and loathsome to a yirtnous aid
high-nlDded woman. Low-bred faniiIiarl-
ties with vulgar, iaiatieal men; cOinpan-
iUnship with women wllo deemed themsul YES
elevated above humauity in becoming the
victims of their own aud their companions
lusts, and close familiarity with a british,
criminal enjoyment, which was the highest
sphere aimed at in this deleeiablD commu-
nity-swere what she was obliged 10 sub
mis- 10. This was more than womanhood
could eudure and in her secret troable, she
applied e q relative, not daring TO disclose
her situation to her injured and muchlovtd
husband. Through this relative the has
band fonnd her, and, notwithstanding her
moral and plIysicai contemplation he took
her again to his heart shame stricken
but wiser wife and mother
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03
AshtabclR, June "a, 1853.
Pc 1T ORDAINED by the Council OF


seciipn lft That any rerson shall keep whio the limits
ofths Village house Of pubic resort for the
pase Of selling therein ale beer porter wine, other inlos
ctrg oIa, and shall hfs by his agent, se to any
person. any ao beer, p0T:e wine, other Intoxicating IL
ouos to e drank az such huso at any
occupied controlled by such ysndeF the penn selling
SALE the psnalyo Geep dollars to 10 recovered By sni
prosecuted IN the OF said village before the Mayor there
Of and such sut shall DO carried to Judgment N
dance With the laws, regulating nrocsedings ir civil actions
yieted E the costs Of rroseeion and Il acquitted shall
his casts against sd village and tho rendition
Of Judgment for said atty and costs, the Mayor may
cue eaecr ninrdiAtpy coil the same out OF tho
d,ys oi1 Tho time Of the rendition such judenrhf
tho with the costs shall not have been paid, s
cen property Of the defendant levied upon 10 satisfy the
tame and u appeal from Judgement shai hlve heen
feted the Mayor may order the Marshal Of said Village
mpsDn the defendant for tire exceeding twenty
hays, aud tie Marshal upon receiving said order shall
within the Lock Up Of the said village, at hard ao
the stees alleys and public grounds Of the pnt the
time specified in said order shall have exred prov6cd
upon TIE payment Of ssd Judgment and all costs by the de-
fendant, he shall be dif ifcharPcd from custody.
Secpn ID That prosecutions for the afians or section
rst shall Only be commenced By the Marshal Of said Village
by person daily authoIiztd By the Mayor thereof
And 1t shall be the dnty OF tho Marshal rOseeuo
person who shall violate the frovidcd that such
pro-ecution shall ie by him. unless B tho order
he Council Of sad Village against any WIN, the
first Monday OF August next and the st Monday Of
succeeding mnth shall in To tho treasury Of said
have f0d within nnh ale beer rorier wine, other
noxc ttrg liquor 10 Vko inio icaed st the
time Of such rae one who was OF the time known to
be- in The ha Of gefine intoxicated Nor iha any profcu-
be commenced under s odinarce unlels within month
after the violation thefofL
section "a This dinaee r take effect from and after
the first day Of august neat
Attest j. p RopErsox Recorder "a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

4soTHEE APPLICATION OF rug DnEp ScoTf
DoemA.-The supreme court of Virgihia, ID
two cases Just decided by it, has declared that
wills which give to slaves the choice 10 con-
tluue slaves or to be emancipnted arc thereby
made nnll and void, The decision is based
upon tie new dogma of the Died Scott case,
that slaves haze no legal right Of choice. 10
both cases the wills had been declared valid by
the inferior courts. but their decisions we're re-
yersed by the supreme court. fho liberty Of
nearly SO negroes is effected by these decis.
ions, and probably of thousands Of othcvs,
enaneipaled under similnr conditions. Il is
one Of the darkest features Of slavery that the
death bed repentance Of 50 many slaveho!dcSs
is defeated Of its object BY tbsir ayaricious
heirs, Who fnd The courts TOO ready to cooper
ate With them. 49,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

LIVING IN GLASS HousEs.--The last ar.
rival at New York from British Guiana,
says the Legislature had passed Sesolutions
asking for Sepoys as agricultural Iaborers.
Two vessels had arrived with Africans and
Coolies The Sepoy trade Is already open,
ed Would it not well for our government
in arranging matters Of difference about
the Slave Trade, to secure some means for
the prevention aud inhuman traffic of Brit.
ish Government in Coolie, African, and
sepoy apprentices The slave owner has
an interest in protecting the life-and health
Of his bondsman The hirer OF these com
pulsary apprentices has only one interest
to get as much work as possible out of th'
poor fellows during their term of appren
ticeShip
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

MEXICO. Forsyth, the American
Minister in Mexico. has demanded his spass-
mort and is on his way home. Owing to
the refusal of the American residents 70
pay the forced loan demanded by Zuloagn,
their goods had been seized This foam was
a contribution levied on all foreigners resi-
dent in the City Of Mexico, under the pre-
text Of establishing a National Bank, but
really TO meet the present and pressing ne
cessities Of the Zuloaga Administration,
and the Americans acted uuder Mr. For.
sytI's advice iu refusing TO pay. OF conrse,
after the outrage committed upon bis coun.
trymen, Mr. + could no longer remain
and is on his way home, and diplomatic re.
lations between this country aud Mexico
have, for the present, ceased.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03


From ErKoPe. we have four days later
Intelligence blythe steamship Ariel, which
passed Cape Race on the 25th inst The
steamship New FORK, on her way from Glas-
gov to N. Y.s was wrecked on the Scott
ISL coast on the 18th inst. the day Of her
departure, but no lives were lost. Gen.
Espihasse lad resigned the Ministry Of the
Interior, and n. Delongle, President Of
the Imperial Court.of Paris, had Leen ap-
pointed bis successor The Londou Times
containing an article on she French arnga,
ment had been stopped in France The
Oaaton 81 Geneva had protested against
tie expulsion Of Fefagees from Switzerland.
A submarine cable had been successfully
Submerged between Reggie and Messirra.4--
Nothing had been heard Of the Atlantic
Telegraph squadron 1t was rumored at
Canton that az attempt would soon be
made 10 destroy the, European dwellings
upon one side Of the river. and that Nan
Kin had been taken from the rebels by the
lmperlal troops. s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

SUIcIUE ~ GEAuGA CousrY-The body
Of Arthur A. Parliu, whose mysterious dis
appearance we noticed last week, was found
Sunday morning in Munssn Pond, large
pond two miles south Of Chardou. When
found bis hat, was tied to his body and a
earge stone fastened TO bis hands. His
feet rose 10 the surface. which led 10 his
discovery by some fisherman Itis ident
that the young man was Iaboring under
temporary insanity produced by long con.
t'nued Illness, and that be committed self
destruction cOolly and deliberately, and
with purpose 10 prevent discovery Of
bis body Hewas quiet nnassuming aud
worthy young man, and his untimcly death
ia traly lamentable - PQmdcaler.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

con Eit|e C6nfl1,'oA W Renpblicaug Of Ash
sabaI. alH bis Agthasb sssoubls f. NAss
ntstsss h te'I'rson pu
ekTURDAS. jt1rs 3. 1859 q
ktll oclesk A. nj, fot tie stcesioe of Eight
De|eeatA1 10 4he Repdbieap siaie Coneeliisn'
to- held 0ii il|a 10th 81 July next, and Tor
cessplla.Iep npou aoF esspreprnie sssSesA e, e
ioiitr % fhc dauss el Repnblieen Freedom u
Asfho Anniversary Of oiir Natioual Ipdep pen
dtnco tiN fan oocn N1nltay tia yeAf, We invite
vsn ta meet us on tie Tkifl}il, The anriressary
III tia tteat tag ol consullalioh ameuG oer
FafAsrs 81 46. When they wcrc 6ehberatine
rbsn the Question of dselafing their iu6epun-
dedtc a thP Alefhes Country. and anpeoling
20 the ~ crld Rpon the principles hid down ln
this declaration cf Independence, and the day
on Hhich fheyeleciaai,io wake the morrows
dawn vith tie anucanctment of the truths
that mats right to ne, liberty and the pursrit
of happlnees1 were inallsnably BIS OWN as
nlach ss il's power to use aud eijey then. ID
thih daft day OF the Republic, when the gress-
eat lgrannv has ustrpee fhe places and power,
dedicated 10 Abe maisieuance Of those rights,
It hefis Us "a odedeaic The anniversary OF the
decisive hour 81 oer Fathers on the same qiiea-
lions, 70 the pfofaoticn Of restoring and secur-
in4 Tue same fkhfs To tbeif desceudanis. Meet
u3 then, ID Grand Council on that dag thatsv
uiag renew to tach other Tie VOWS Of Freedom
and Justice and labor COR the promotion and de-
fcnce Of oue fie TITS as ffeencn as Arneiscans and
Ohioans as uelas The eause Of human rights
al cvor our country
Let us urge yon toturn ontin plumbers worthy
of tlo occasion. bringipg with you, wives, and
soas and daughters, to celebrate Independence,
b. mantaining independence.
Arrangements VII be made for speaking, Of
which due notice will be given.
W. 9. HOW ELLIS, eN} ~
c. S. SIMoNDS,
W &c. ST J0HN s8 3irs
D. GsALLEN, n
NATTAHlEL OWEN.
ReFSbdcGn Csl Con-
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asD- E. Lafitie & Co., Of Charleston, g G.
publish card in reply TO Secretary Cobb's
note TO the collector or Charleston, denying
clearance to a vessel destined to the coast o.
Africa to procure emigrants. They feel
greatly injured by the secretary's destinations
that they intended TO evade the laws and intro
duce slaves, and they talk about their principal
taking measures to test bis constitutional rights
by which they Indicate an nappealto tAe supreme
court for decision, declaring the laws against
the slave trade unconstitutional The court
that gave the bred Scott decision ought TO be
able to accommodate them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

TIE crops at Tie South are said TO be highly
promising. While the foods are doing SO much
injury at the West. it is gratifying to know that
the prospect Of an abundant harvest 1T the
South was never better. Insonic sections COM
plant is made Of drought, but this Is very rare.
Newspaper accounts Of the growing crops are
almost 'uuifornly favorable.