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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
TIIANKsGIVINn nAY.

PROCLAMATION BY The GOVERNOR,
FORASMUCH as the Goneral As
sombly Of Ohio, by Joint Resolution,
adopted at their last session, requested
me TO appoint day of TnANKsGiyINo
AND PRATER 10 ALMIGHTY Con, hereby
designate and set apart
Thursday, the eith day orNov., Is6O,
to be devoted by the People Of this State
60 these sacred duties. AndI respective.
ly urge all good citizens that, putting
aside ordinary business, they assemble on
that day, in their respective places Of pub
lie worship, and offer unfeigned thanks
TO our HIAyRNIY FATHER for all the bles.
sings wherowith He hath blessed us Ma
ton, as State, and aS individuals; and
that they Join 10 these offerings Of 0ruti.
tudo and Praise their fervont prayers
that He will continue and multiply His
grace and favor upon Ne aud upon our
land; that eur Institutions may bo estab-
liShed in rightoousneRsj that wisdom and
knowledge may be the stability Of our
timosi and that peace, prosperity and
freedom may b0 tho portion OF our people.
! also, and with equal eOrnestness, rec
ommond that this day Of festival aud elod-
moss, thus eonseoratod BY Thanksgiving
and Prayer 10 God, be distinguished, not
losa conspiuuously, by works Of beneii-
cepoo aud charity towards mon, IN the
CONFIRMING Of friendships, In the recon-
Cling Of onmities, in tho sending Of por-
tions to tho needy, and In the promoting,
50 far as may be practcable, Of the wei,
fare and happiness Of sli by al within
their several spheres Of association and
influence.
-, Given at the city OF Columbus.
JI 9 under my hand and the Groat
Seal of the State OF Ohio, this
thirtytrst day Oct, A. ID, 1859.
by the Governor; S. p. CHASE.
A n HI,..rIr N..,u nf Nlnl.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

0]J-A foolish rumor has been put in
circulation In ST. Louis that DR., Dog, Of
Kansas, who was rescued from the ST.,
Joseph jail, has made up a company Of dcs-
peradoos, who have gone East, there to be
Joined by gang Of bloody Abolitionists,
tho whole number to march into Virginia
and libcratO Old Brown, This story of
course will cause no excitement except
possibly among Gov. Wiso's pack Of
"shoop." DIR. boy is stated to bo onlight-
oning tho rural population ofIowa in state
lectures, and BOT dreaming evOn Of adding
to tho fright of tho +. r. VS..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
The secretary OF War "I6ncw


Secretary Floyd, Of the War Depart
mont, irresponsible for the protection and
safety Of u. >. Armorios. That Official
was informed, by letter, that an insurrec-
ton was brewing at Harpers Ferry
This information was givon IN season 10
'nip all In the bud" but ho did moth
ing and said nothing!
Was his neglect Of duty and his con-
cealment of danger, intentonall Did the
Administration nurse the insuuection
that Il might be turned TO better account!
While "Old Brown" madman-like, was
plotting an impotent insurrection, was the
Administration, contemplating, for &c
feotl--A lbaRy EpsRiag Journal
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
GcrrIt smiths Alleged RepublI-
Ism,

From the N. Y. Tfibuns.
Tho following lottor which reached Us
yesterday, does what was hardly nocossO.
ry, In putting innlqdiOtus upon tho al.
legations Of The Express, that Gorrit
Smith is Republican:
,'7'o he Editor Of The New York Tri.
buRe;
"SlR;-You are mistaken in supposing
that ! voted for Mr., Fremont. I think
very highly ofhim. But mover voted for
any person who recognizes law for Sla-
very, however strong, learned, or upright
he may be.
PErERBoRo, Oct 20. GERRIr SMIru.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

Hon. Thos. Ewing, SO distinguished as
one of tho most prominent leaders Of tho
Wing hosts of Ohio, in other days, voted
the Republican ticket at the late elec-
ton. The reason he gave for so doing is
significant Of profound sensation which
is oven yet stirring mems minds, from one
ocean TO tho other. Said he TO an in
timate friend, not less distinguished than
himsolG and now an honest worker Ia the
Republican cause; "lt was not your ad-
vice that finally detornincd me to vote
your ticket, nor wns Il your eloquent np-
peals from the stump, IL tcds the murtlsr
of BrOdsric1" Mr. Ewing is not the on
~ high-mindod patriot whom this last
deed ofa proAlgate and desperate admin.
istraton will induce 10 resort 20 the only
practical means for lie ovorthrow,-Ie-
nid Aews
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
squatIcr sovcrelgnty trash.

We have received advance copies Of
Senator Douglas latest production in re-
gard 10 squattor sovereignty in the Ter
rituri0si but the discussion on the silly
subject is altogether too trashy 10 bestow
even a Paragraph upon The question on
which the people Of the United States arc
Interested now is not one about quatters
and half-breed Indians In the far of Yves.
tern territories, but about the existence OF
our Federal Government and tho malnto,
nance OF eternal peace. And let us say
In this connection, % Mr., Senator Doug.
Jas thpt ifho aud JEFF Davis and poor Pierog
had not conspired 20 repeal the Missouri
Compromise, and thua TO reopen the slave.
cry agitation, we should not az this day
have menaced with such dangers az those
of which Harper's Fouy msurreetion
warns rs. We want no squntter saver
eigniy trash.-N. Y HefG1.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
The PrObaIsie origin Or the Irar-
Dcr's Ferry AnVusyOn.


The baltimore Patriot gives the fol-
towing rational solution Of various mys-
torioua circumstances Of this affair. We
ask tho reader to put this with tho cir
cumstouoes mentioned in our article Of
Saturday and rcdoct;
Tho HArpor's Ferry smeufs has been
solved at last, We have reliable intolli-
gence from Washington that Gov. Will
lard, Of Indiana, is at the bottom Of tho
whole affair, Cook, who is his brother
in-law, is said to have boon prompted by
him 70 invoiglo the madmau brown aud
his weak minded followers into the net
thus spread for them, and then TO desert
them, with the assurance that he (Cook)
should bo let OF scot free, ii he should
not escape. Willard is now at Chprles-
town, and Cook is 70 be used as States
evidence on condition of his release. -
This win probably explain the Suppress
ion OF that letter by Governor Floyd, -
The whole outbreak il is now believed
in Washington, was eontriyod solely with
view TO operate politically upon the
elections IN New York and Maryland
We thought as much from the beginning
The public are requested TO keep their
eye on Cook, and see whether he is not
released.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

The st. Paul Minnesotian, Of tho Isl
instant states that the Republican major
iiy in The Legislature Of that State, will
be certainly Jorty.fvo on joint bullot,with
probability Of flny-throe. Ramsey
(Rop.) has majority Of about s,sOo, foi
Governor, Tho aggregate vote Is not fai
nom 10000, an increase ofa,OOO since
1857, including the 1000 bogus votes o.
that yeor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

II is asserted, we believe upon tho uu-
thority Of the Now York Herald, Demo
cratic,) that the loading democrats ofthat
state had partnership arrangement with
Old Brown. He Orown) was TO steal
niggcrs from Virginia and Maryland and
they woro to take them of hia hands at
$500 head and sell them "down South, y
in order to "raise the wind'' to curry on
the next presidential campaign.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
Ohio OnIcInI.

Tho average official majority Of the
Republican candidates ON tho state tickot
Is $4,000, as follows:
Donnison, 1885, Kirk, li,7d7; Rus.
sell, I4,430; Taylor, 1875; Stonc, a..
O65i Gregory, 1885, Gholson, 1895
Smyth, l4,l43.
The aggregate Republican majority on
members Of the House Is 9l,526. Tho
Legislature stands as follows:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
GOV. w.se Cnn,l rnrdon nrown.

y RICHMOND Va, OCT, 4.
II IL asccrtained that under the laws OF
Virginia, the Governor can't pardon a
person convicted of treason to the com
monwcalth, except with tho consent Orthe
Goneral Assembly declared by iOint res
olutlon. This rlds Wiso ofall responsibil-
ity in the matters what tho Legislature
will do IL not known,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
rInryInnd EIectlon.

BALrmoRE, Nov. 4.
The Congressional delegation fromthis
State will be ne follows; 20
Let District--Jamos A Stewart, Dem
ocrat. @
QdDistrict-.-Edwin I'd N. Webster, Amer.
lean.
sd District--J. Morrison Harris, Amer
lean.
4th Dlstrig-H Winter Davis, Amer
lean.
9th District--Jacob M. Ruukle, Demo
crat.
0th Disulct-George w. Hughe Dem
ocrat.
Tho political complexion win be the
same aB in the last Congrcss-tlireo Dom
ocrnts und three Americans. The Dem
ocruts viii have a majority in both branch
CO OF tho Legislature. twenty-five A.
mcrlcans and forty-nine Democrats are
elected 10 the House; and eight Ameri.
caus aud thirteen Democrats to the Sem
ate. Ono district isyotto be heard from.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
CnAn1.rsrn,rr- NJ Nnr

Shields Gree, one Of the negro prison.
crs was found guilty this morning. Tho
first count for treason was ubandoncd,up-
ON objection being taken by Mr.. Scnnot
that Il was not proved that tho prisoner
was a free porson and therefore did not
como under the statute, which reads,
"any FREQ porson;n sentence deferred.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
Vall,,hdiphasa nnd IIis T'in Kcf

tic AnpcmdiN.
In another place W note what Com
grossman Vallandigham's own district
and State papers say ofhim. The Wells
burg ernld Is equally complimentary
Il draws a graphic picture of Vallondig.
ham, whom Il calls the rpoppin-jat Ohio
lawyer" rudely and insultingly teasing
poor "crazy old Brown, ~ he lay Weltef.
ing In HE blood, with eleven wounds, ev-
cry ono Of thom in iront, fof metedal b
make into political, capital" against hil
follow citizens IN hs own State. z
Thus Il is that Yallahdigham y boing
passed round. And he deseYes Il richly
too. People admire courage and horo-
i'm, no odds how bad tho cause in which
II is enlisted, and they equally desplso the
truculent, craven spirit that "stoops u
conquor"-by wormibg out Of an Oldham
delifiUus with pain and crazy with ianat-
icism, yet brave and open 10 the last, IN
incohcront uttoronccs, with which 70 70
forth and niwopfcsent some puitcaIOp-
ponont.- WheeitNg fhislfgeHesr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
1he wagOn-BOy iu brooklyn.
Nrtu Ynnr Nnvnrnlinr q

WV AVhhi ANuNGHubE o.
Hon. Thos, Corwin, member Of Con
gress elect Of Ohio, delivered long ad-
dreBs 70 an audience Of about 1000 per-
sons, Musical Hall, Brooklyn, cmbodying
bis views Of the doctrines of the Repub-
lican party. He argued that the irrepross-
ible conflict between Free and Slave labor
originated with the South Carolina nulli.
fiicationj couBsolcd obedience to all law,
including tno Fugitive Slave law; and Do
Tended Webster, Clay, and Fillmore nom
the charge Of being favorable TO slavery
because they roconizcd and acted on thoir
duty Rs sworn officers oftho Government.
He Is opposed to the doctrine OF squalter
sovereignty and repudiates the ox,rpva-
giant sentiments promulgated by Wen
doll Phillips ithreferoncc TO Old Brown
and Horper's Ferry. Popular sovereign
", in exercisingits powers IN Kansas, had
resulted In fouryears Of civil war, out OF
which came that spectrc Of insanity and
treason, John Brown.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

05-A terrible calamity Is briefly re-
ported by the steamer North A Ansrican.
Tho steamer Royal Charter, with up.
wards Of four hundred passengers and
half million in gold, has been lost of
the coast Of Ireland, But ten ofthc pas
songors were saved. No particulaH
Of tho dlsnateF arc received.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
Terms of Courts
FO1 1890.

IN compliance with the provisions Of iho
Statute o. such case made and provided, u n
ordofed BIZ the Judges Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, IN and for the 10th Judicial Dis
trict Of Ohio, that the times for holding tho
terms Of the District Court IN the several
counties composing said District for the yosi
1860, be and the samo aro hereby fixed, and
precribed as followG rfIf fIFh
In tho County Of Wood juno 5.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

O~-Mr. James ,. FaFan, former editor
Of she Enquirer and one the propriotors
Of ihat paper, has been removed from the
ohice of Post Master Of Cincinnati, and
John 3. yatsios who proceeded Mr.. Far
an, Fe-ePPointod. The lute advocacy Of
Donglaa ia the columns Of the Enquirer
= aupp0led TO BE- the cause Of this romoy-
al
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

0--rJudgc Douglus and Rcvordy John
son, on ono side, and Judge Dlaek and
Senator Gwinn, on the other, arc now
engaged in an animated conversation on
squttcr Sovereignty. Tho lutcst illus.
tration Of the doctrine was at Harper's
Ferry.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

0cTTheso arc tho Last words Of tho
murdered Broderiok'--'eThey havo killed
mo because Twas opposed 70 tho exton-
sion Of slavery, and corrupt Admnis-
tration."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

01rCspt Cook is being engaged in
writing his confession, with q view to OBJ
tanning pardon from Gov. Wise.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
Republican,.

To this should be added the fact that
Old Brown Is stated as being a popular
sovereignty democrat, with unabatcd CON
idcnec in that principle for settling the
slavery question.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

0trRoger A Pryor, Esq, has been G.
looted to Congress in the fourth Congrep-
sional district Of Vhginia, to supply the
vacancy created by tho death Of the Hon.
William o. Gocdc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
''Plncc the Responsibility where
Al UpIOnug.m

Tho Baltimore Clipper publishes dia-
Try Of ono oftho sons of Old Brown, found
at the premises which no occupied near
lIarper's Ferry under the nOmo Of Smith
IL was kept partly during tho Kansas
troubles, and gives the events and oeeu-
patlOns Of each day. Upon one Of the
pages We find a regular "Rolp Of tho
"mon." They Oro thus classified in two
columns:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

0erJohn Wentworth, Of Chicago, puts
forth the following as the "latest ticket"
Motto, popular sovcroignty--fght il
outp For President, Ossawatiomie
Brown. For Vice President, stephen a.
Douplas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

0cTThe propeller ohio, belonging tc
the American Transportation Company
was completely wrecked on Sunday morn.
ing last, by explosion other boiler, when
on her trip up rom Bulfdlo to Cleveland.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

NEW STYLE or
B 0oTS & SHOES!
nEttO1ao1'S
I'0tent .lEetGIte Tipped,
For Boys. Misses and Children,

'rhksE shoes 80 tuaad ~ actdal tea 10 out.ucaf
1 ihroe pas otlho 90 stgl
We aIp ~ Sln.E OWNERs of the rleht 10 nan,
uhciure atdAtlf Nf eutea CNuaty. tua iuee iectNcl
an esrofimeuis Nilich uc n0if ~ ,.fit ia ONLY A
SM NJ AZ, aaog ar,,e ~ co,t nj ~ GA afle.
At NhN hasc chii u iaahns viii Haf NO their ia
ier.t 20 hay ne |NEfAlts lirFHn Suuas.
ionalle tsAmA
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM,
WeltsNlss keep on Aasd epa msnuias,uFs TO ordsg
an Aiods and Styles OF Boots a Shoes, Tor
Gentlemen, ladies and Children's Wear,
Ahol Which ~e viii sel cheap, Al oaT siofe IA say,
dofh kue6lers hlosk, Mein stieot, ridin, Ohio
tobll A 4 b. KUEBLER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

HEAVY DAMAGES FOR SLASDER.--Miss
sophranis Phelps, Of Rolling Prairie, In
dana, recently recovered $4,000 from
DR.. Willis d. Mills, IN a suit for slundor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

EHANorAruN.--llon. Francis p. Blair
of Missouri, fow days since, emancipat-
cd four slaves in tho st. Louis court
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

0S~Ex-Got. James Q Jonss, Of Ten
nossoe died, at his residence, In memphis
Tenn, on Saturday last.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
Professional Oorrespondenoe.

"CoLuNnus, Ohio, Aug. 9, lsSG.--I have been lpsaS
ing this disease Tor twenty yve years, and bnt dsI-
ed more sauthouon from tho nso Of the HYrOFIos-
rHrEs than from all other forms Of medication com
hined."
"MANcHR SrER, Mich, Aug. ,, lsS9.-I have used
ne hylophoaphes In my practice with vegy happy u,
without thom."
"MioDtznuRy, w. Aug. 0, 1850 II believe tho
hypophosphei used IN the manneT and way DR.. Churc
hill uses Them. viii cure ConsumptionH - y
| "shepordstown, Na.s Aug. IS, 1851 have pre-.
enbed me ypophosphite 10 several cases. and de-
lighted wiihitf Effects II has accomplished wonders
LOWELL o, July s. ls50-I have used In hll about
osy bottles, and 10 but instance have they failed
70 beaeht the patient, and that was hopeless ono be.
lore was called. have had several eases given up BY
attending physicians who are SOW enjoying oompuIs.
lively good health, and exempt from ali the symptoms
| OF pulmOnay disease have used the Remedy n nv
own ease, with decided success. II was fog1led a.
hopeless by physioahs and ffionds aud even myself
under the 'ola treatment! I am now able 10 rho, In
attending on he sick aSmahy miles IN day. perhaps,
a. any other physician IN the eOunfry." -
"hoosIoE FALLs, N. y, Aug. p, 1859 - have on
time, this mpruing 70 SAY, that have been aston.
ithed IN wtnening the good effects of the Hyponhos.
pa'lss' The esatenishH In yous pamphlet arc noi a
"EAsToN, X. T., Avs. s, Is6a.--I have been using
your HypSphosphites Of hns and soda, and have 81
perleheed great Improvement from them. Also, my
SON who had hhekih eouFh ana bleeding of The unFs
is likaWise nush benefited BY their useb
"CHATH1ui Pa, July 30, 1851 peesivod the 10
bottles OF Churohill'a Remedy for Csntumptioa.
II has worked WoudegS IN every cass.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

CmoAeo, Nov. s.-County election TO-
day passed of quietly. Vote pollod now
exceeds half that at last municipal cleo
ton. City gives Republican majority
Of 016.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

01rGov. Mcdury has issued pfocia-
nation declaring the Wyandol,o Consti-
tuition adopted.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
make no Delay,

CousumpuVes, in any stage Of ditease thoud rotort
immediateb iotho nae ofthe Hypophosphtes Of Lime
aud soda. "Wtnohetterh Genuine pteparatann tin
simple syrup)i IN extra lasgo bottles. is ohemioaV
pure"is The oombinaton propofsd By Df. Churchill
10! general use and is prepared aeeeSdng % hh oTg.
iual foTmtla.
DIR. Churchili's Work on Consumption
IL now ready. fH
other preparations than nine Do not buy fbeml Nv
"Gouutne Preparation" bears my lac siuo u "a aturs
bewARE otsll preparations claiming 10 be the Ify-
pophosphneai which contain HON Or any DRua. Tho
eountTy % likely 70 be flooded with spafious reaara
uons- ~ writing 70 mes you obtain Information thal
VIII nre' ent any deception being praesed upon you
The Day SAlir furnished 10 the Profession. ..lIr.
PRIoEs-One Botle, g.; three Bottles for s5. Goa
eenuaied solution, BY mail, pre- paid, s2, r
sold Nholeiae and Retail, atthe soils General Depot
~. " III a. Ishn Street, MY
For Sale BY !. L. 81 John 4 Co., and j. y Wooster,
rmni o. .t ilya'lT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

And Il IS further ordered that the times for
boiling the terms Of tho Court Of Common
Please, in the several counties Aforesaid, for
the year 1860, be- aud the same are hereby
fixed and prescribed ns Fellows.
Ia ne County of Seneca,
Iauuary.16, Mny.~...7, Oetobor..22
In he County Of Wyaudot.
March IS, May...l4, ootobor22.
In tho County Of Crawford.
APRIL -.2, Julyu..l9. Noyem'ElG
In tho County Of Wood,
Foruary. 81, May...l5, October 80.
In the County Of Pulnum,
March &c, July....1O, October...2.
In the County Of Hancock, ...
March. ~, May.....29, Novemr.l3
In witness whereof have signed the abov,
order officially.
q. y. sENEY, Judges Of Court
M. G. VIII TELEY, Com. Pleas lOtl
JOSIAH s.PLANTs, Judicial District
October let, 1859.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

], George s. Chrstlip, Clerk Of the Coutt
Of Common Pleas, within and for Seneca
County, Ohio, hereby certify that the above
ia full and true Copy Of tho original Order,
filed In this Office on the 18th day Of October,
A. d. 1889.
49,, Witness my hand, aud seal Of
}SEAL said Court, affixed Vt Tim CITY
''-T' this ID day Of November, 1859.
GEO. s. CHRlSPLIP, Clerk.
novll sAw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

| This extraordinary CHEMICAL PREPkRATTON
ofPlOSPHORUS, Ohe PRorHYEAoTIc and CURATIVE
properties fwhchwcre disooveredby DR.. =. Church.
w OF PARISH isperorming wonderful cures throughout
Europe andhe United States, having already attained
since 10 Introduction, remarkable popularity, both
with the medical profession and tho pnblo. II Is
purely SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION, acting with
ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY, and Of INYARlABLE EFFI-
CAC1 IN all siages Of Pulmonary and Nervous Dheas-
%. The
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
Cure OF COnauVnnfiOn.

CuEe Oh OOnsWhn btlOMs
the second and third stages (n period oonequont-
ly When there car be no unobuany to the nature o
the diseaso be obtninod In oases BY this treat
men except when tho existing lesion OF the lungs i Of
Itself sufficient 10 produce death. Hereditary pfeds
position seems IN no way oOuno tho effect Of the
HfPoPhosPHlrESip ipauonts IN whom IL was most
strongly marked recovering as rapidly a. others.
This Remedy has only curative effect, but wiIE
Iu,ed wherever there ezigfa tuipicion 0ftho disease
PREVENT ITS DEVELOPMENT, and thus act Al
APREsERyATIyE WITH REGARD no ooEssUAPrioN, JUgu
As VACCINATION DOES WITH EE0ARD TO sMALL-Pox.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21

DEATH OF CHARLES HENRY LAYTON.

DEATH OF CHAkLES HhNRY LAYTON.
On Saturday last the 10th inst Charles H. Layton for
many years connected with this JOURNAL died after brief
Illness Of consumption. He had been for very long
time apprehensive Of this nsdious disease which began
by an attack his throat but only in the last few
years his failing flesh and sunken eye and dropping form
gave evidence to others that It had made fatal nroads
upon him. Some eight years ago he appeared extremely
healthy and had powerful and athletic frame till after
severe attack about that tme Of typhoid fever he has
steadily flesh since them and several years ago his
voice began to fail him. He born on Long Island
but his father removed to the West and the subject Of this
paragraph lived some years in Cincinnati where he
published a paper From ls43 till Ave years ago he
acted as foreman, and finally night editor OF this
journal lie then went "a Charleston, g. c. PARTLY 10
benefit his health and partly TO take charge the Charles
ton Standard as manager But his VITO became III of
yellow fever his own health rapidly declined and alto
aeher he became dsRusted with the place. and returned
10 New York. after the lapse Of year. Shortly after
vacancy occurring In the foremanshp OF our job Office
he was appointed to that post and held up TO the time
of his death 1t only within the last fortnight that
he was disabled from attending 10 his business He was
faithful able and excellent cmpoye, and won the es.
teem and respect Of all who knew him. He was Of strict
yopd ali doubt When he leaving hero for Charleston
h;s companions In the composing presented him
with handsome gold watch and chain token Of ther
esteem He forty years Of age, and has left wife
and two children 10 dcplorc his loss His funeral will
take place this afternoon at three o'clock from his resi-
dcfce in Wilson street, four doors from Division avenue
williamsburg