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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
Ought the Democracy 60 bc
again Trusted.

During eight years they have milcd to
pass ono bin for the benefit Of any great
national interest. On the contrary they
have defeated every good measure the
Republicans have proposed.
They defeated the Homestead Bill.
They defeated the Pacific Railroad
Bill
They have defeated the Overland Cali
lornu Mail Bill.
Tncy have defeated the bill to abolish
polygamy in Utah.
They defeated tho bill to repeal the
unconSututUuu e,a,o -. - N.,..
Mexico.
They defeated the bill to admit free
Kansas
They did introduce slavery into Kan
sus, Nebraska, and all of New Mexico
aud tho two former refused to let the poo.
pie vote il out,
They did creute national debt oI
$l0OOOOO0O,
They did wink at the slave trade.
They did rcprimOnd Naval officer ror
urrestng Filihustcr Walker alter sond.
ing him to do il.
They did burst wide open, and one OF
the Fragments did endorse the unmitgu.
ted niggcr, the other did fuse with the
Know-Nothing party after failing TO find
his mother.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
Tlelr LoVe far lloreivncrs-

The Indiana State Sentinel, (hc
Douglas orgun,) Of the nth inst, pub,
fishes letter from R. J. RYAN, a lead
ing Democratic politician of that State
OF which the following is the conclu.
sion:
"If | ever spoke in terms Of condem na.
tion Of any set of men who, like myself
had been born in another land than this
il was OF that nfdel crew whom Car
Schurz and the inl0Tous libelcr of the
Freie Presse are noted and striking ex.
amples--oowardly iugitives from the bat.
tie fields OF Europe who, with the
stripes Of Frederick and Francis Joseph
fresh upon their backs, seem TO be hust.
led to the shores of free America only
for the purpose Of basely and traitorous.
ly lending their efforts to break up ant
destroy the free Government that genor.
ously protects them from the knout ant
the lash of their former masters aud ty,
rants.
Yours respectfully, r. J, RYAN"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
Daily Olio Statesmen, Apdl =, 1850,
WARREN P.NOBLE, Esq.

"The following communication from
Mr.. Noble, Of Seneca county, was receive
ed by Us some days since. The press Of
other matter on hand has prevented It's
insertion earlier. IL Mr. Noble will re-
fer 20 an extract we made on former oc-
casion from the depositions Of Lewis
Baltzoll Esq, he will observe that, that
gentleman swears that no has good rea-
son 70 believe that there are assets sulii-
cient in the hands of Mr.. Noble TO pay
the stockholders Of the Seneca county
Bank. Mr.. Noble knows whether this
statement is true or false II true (and
he has not denied i) what those assets
are, is sufficiently known to him without
specification of their character from the
Committee, or any other person. The
present letter from Mr. Noble we do not
regard as satisfactory. Is Il true that he
has assets in his hOndsl If 80, how did
he get theml what is the amount ofthem!
andin what do they consist Although
Mr.. Noble may not be technically Trus-
tee, it is apparent from his own letter that
he has assets in his hands, in some ca
pacity, either belonging to "the Bank"
or TO the individual stockholdors."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05

For every profession Of devotion 10 the
Union on the part Of Douglas or his
northern supporters, some hol-headod
supporter in the South, belches forth the
most urrOnt disunionism. When Doug.
las pledges himself TO sustain Lincoln.
Administration against the socessionists
OF the South and promises to assist at the
hanging Of Southern traitors, his co-can,
didute is one of the arch-conspirators
! themselves. In 1851, at barbeeu,
which Mr.. johnson was invited toattcrd
letter declining the invitation was reat
which contained the following;
TAe right Of State to seee9e from ne
Upt0R, and he eorrsiGfiro abssRoe Of en-,
right on ne part Of he GOvsrRmsai Il
force Sueh a State lack into ne uAioa.'
"Tde issue said Mr.. JOARsoR, "eaRno
Be eraded6yh he senatorial e'amor Of funioa
I"The right Of secession must BE- mainiain,
ed!"
So they go. Maintaining directly con.
Trajectory attitudes for purposes OF loca
gain.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05

Voters uf Seneca County,
That farmer Corey will truly rcpreaent
you at Washlngion Warren r. Noble
will always stand on The side Of the slave
aristoerocy Of the South.
Remember, that Noble supports Doug.
lac, who said his principle Of aon-iatr-
ueRiioH had given 10 Slavery a strip Of
free tsrritory fUe times he sise Of ho
Stale Of Nee York-wkich toould other
toiso haze been frgo-wHlCH WAS,
IN FACT, FREE.
Remember, that Warren p. Noble sup
ports Douglas, who said he "DID NOT
CARE ioheihsr Slavery Is voted up or
d0un.n
Remember, that Warren P. Noble sup
porte Douglas, who says he rs A FREE
TRADER.
Remember, that Warren =. Noblcrp.
ports Douglas, whose "ruiRiess hand" tore
down the Missouri Compromise, aud by
that act came all the trouble aud blood
shed Of KanBBs.
Remember, that Warren 7. Noble sup
ports II, " JOHNSON, who says
CAPITAL SHOULD OWN LABOR"
Remainder, that Warren y. Noble sup
ports II. v. Johnson, who is a SLAVE
CODE MAN.
Remember, frcomcn, that John Carey
ia opposed to oil these wrongs thot
WARREN p. NOBLE is IN FAVOR
or.
VOTE FOR THE HONEST FAR
MER OF WYANDOT-JOHN Ca
REY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
The Speech OF N ncmnrov,,c

We publish on the outside verbatim
report Of the speech Of Senator Douglas
at Tifiin, 20 far rs our reporter was able
tohcur him. We do 80, ia ordcrcsr read
ers may expose tho miserable soplistry
contained in il aud the utter perve rsion
Of historical facts, which every school.
boyis acquainted with. Read itand then
ask yourselves ,if this vile calumniator and
falsiiier Of history this pettiroginp
stump politician, is fit to be President Il
this notorious dcmogoguc and pot-house
politician, who delights in misrcprescnt-
ing the Republican party aud abusing
Abe Lincoln--is he fit to preside over
this great nationl
The Advertiser has not yet published
Douglas speech nor do we believe It will.
Douglas speeches like his debates with
Lincoln, are so full Of demugogucry and
ialschoods that no democrat is found will
ing to circulate them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
lVhiIe Laboring van!

The Democracy have cast direct IN
suit in your teeth, BY abusing and villiS-
ing Judge Carey because he is a plain
farmer; aud they now have tho impu-
dcnee TO ask you to vote for Wan, d p.
Noble, the aristocrntic lawyer.
fJolm Carey goes 10 Congress. he
viii defend tho interests Of the laborIne
man to ths lasti but, Il Warren r. Noble
goee 70 Congress, ne don't care phethei
tSiaDsrg q Uotsa W or doVR," or whether
The territories aFe given 70 white men OF
% slaves.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
Illinois

No wen informed politician doubts that
Lincoln will carry Illinois by la. .ge ma
jority. The stupid story going the rounds
Of the lower strata OF the Douglas organs
that the Republicans have "given mp the
State" does not deceive anybody who is
not an incouigible ignoramus. The
Republicans there ere doing everything
they honorabB can do TO swell the ma
j0rity for Lincoln 70 the highest possible
figures. In no State Of the Union, prob
ably, has the work been more thoroughly
done than in Illinois, aud these efforts
will be oontinueduntl the 9th Of Novem-
ber That is not among tho doubt.
ful States, and Republican majority Of
10000 that would no, at all surprise us,
- Gin. Grs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
The Last Call!

Republicans, next Tuesday il
election day. Go curly to the Polls
aud work all day for the Ropubli.
can ticket, See that every Re.
publican vote is brought out,
UPrvide carriages for tho sick
and involid.=0 Let not a single
vOio be lost, through negligence
or the tricks of the emmy. lfov,
cry man will do his whole duty,
We will secure a glorious triumph
in Seneca county.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
The Attempted FusiOns have
Failed,

Tho repeated attempts TO fuse tho
Brcckinridgc and Douglas factions on
one electoral ticket in Pennsylvania have
failed. So also in New York, aud tho
practical question between the Demo-
cruts Of those States in the coming cleo
ton has reference to future organization
only,
Henccrorth the fight in the Free States
for the National Democratic orguniza-
ton will 60 on fercer than between the
partizans OF Douglas and Brcckiurige,
and the war will be to the knife and the
knife to the hilt!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
KcepiI BeIorc Ihc People,

That two, ifnot three ofthe candidates
ON the Douglas county ticket, are old
Know-Nothings,
Keep it Before ne People, that the
Douglasites and know-Nothings are
uniting everywhere, on one and tho same
ticket.
Keep Il Before ne People, that no
German can support the Douglas ticket
without stultiging himself
Keep Il Before ne People, that the
Democracy are the "nigger" par,y-they
make all the "mgger'' speeches and keeT
up the slavery agitation all over the eoun,
try
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05

"a MANIs kNown BY THE COMPANY NE
KEErs'- BY this rule what kind Of a
friend Of the Union is s. A. Douglasi
Running on ticket with an old and Bit
ter disunionst, he Is also supported BY
many Of the most ultra FIRE eoters in an
the South. AZ the head of the Douglas
Electoral ticket Of Alabama is Ex-Gov.
Houston, who, in a message 70 the Leg
islaturo of that State in 1857, used the
following language; "Wc have every
thing to gain and nothing TO lose by dis
solving every tic that binds us to the
Conlcderacy."
That il the kind Of men who are help
ing Douglas "save the Union"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
GrnndPizzIe.

For two or three weeks il was an.
nounced in large posters that Warren
T. Noble, and Others would address the
good people of Hardin county at Johns
towns but when the time arrived for the
grand rally there was nobody there but
the Hon, Warren r. and couple OF
friends who had accompanied him. They
were politely iUtormedthut the people in
the neighborhood had all concluded Ia
vote for the old farmer, Mr., Noble and
his two friends left on suspicious WyaR.
dol pionttr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
Post Every Nauu.

Let every active Republican be pre-
pared to expect and look out for little
petty clectioneerng tricks from this time
until the polls nre closed ON Tuesday
next. Let them bo met at once with O
i,~n,',t,t ari 81, at,,ai in,,;ai aud - nvrasural
From this time until election is over, lei
every active man be on the alert ant
ready to give every hour, il need be, tc
the success of the Republican causc!!!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
A SECRET ORDERl
knOW-NOihtngs in the Demo-
cratic CuInpl

The wrc-workers in the democratic
party have been holding SECRET
meetings In this place for some time Of
ter tho manner of the Know-Nothings.
A secret order has been established and
regular meetings are held, Know-Noth-
ingism and Democracy have got to be
pretty much one and the same thing all
over the country.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
send In The Iscturns.

Republicans, GO EARLY TO TIE
POLLS. on next Tuesday, and work all
day for an increased Republican or a re-
duccd deinocrutic1 majority, such us
you will not be ashamed OF, and thcn0IJ-
Bring in the returns to the WIGWAM,
as soon as the vote is counted out 60
The WIGWAM will be open for the
accommodation Of those who choose To
come in
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
Look to Your Tickets!
BeWarc OF FRAUD!

Republicans should keep a sharp look
cut on election day, for fraudulent tick
cts, put in circulation by the Loooiocos
in order to deceive voters, They will
resort to al such trloks, IN order 10 de-
feat Bcwe aud wtirick. SEE that your
tickets arc regular and that they have all
the names spelled correctly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
LOOK
GUT FOR FRAUD.

Every species of fraud will DO vttcmpt-
ed BY the Democracy, in order to carry
this county, this fall. Spurious tickets
will be circulated aud the vilest ISLANDERS
perpetTatcd upon some Of our candidate.
% defeat them IL possible. Especially
win they bring every effort to bear a.
gainst MCssrs. Bowe and Weiriek.
let Republicans be on their gpard ant
watch the inirinues ofthe enemy.
AL their iutrigues and calumniea shoulJ
be exposed to the light Of day.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
REM EMBER!
Tuesday, October 9th, is Election
DnV

Let every Republican, so arrange his
business that he can BE- attic Polls EAR
LY on Tuesday October 9th, and SPEND
PIE WHOLE DAY in the glorious
cause Of Ereedom. 0'y-HAVE TEAMS
READY TO BRING IN THE ABsEN-
TEEs-c0 Work for JOHN CAREY
aud the whole Ticket.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
Court Of Common Pleas
Of Seneca County Ohio.

Of Seneca County Ohio.
samuel w. Boss, Joshua A. Cla-E 4 Jseo,,
] a. Dibble partners as Boss, Clark aud Dill.
bic, Plaintiffs.
against,
I Benjamin r. Vannatta & Eliza Vapnatt, bi.
/ wife, Defendants
/ The said defendants will take not;re that
I lhe plaintiffs on the 18th day Of S, pteu,ber
ltbO hlcd their petition in the Court Of Com
mon fiena Of Seneca county Ohio nrainsf
ihem, wherein in substance they say, thet
ON the leih day Of April, 1853, paintiGs re-
| corded judgment against defendant Elize
Vannaita, then Eliza Ellie and one Iobs
Beard, partners as John Beard a Co. in sniI
! Court Tor s352 46 and costs OF snit Tbat
deiendhnt Eliza was sole hnd unmsrricd N
said date and her anne then was Eliza Ellie
mat she is now uifc Of Defendant BeniamiH
+. Vsnuatta. -
| That at the time Of rendition of said iudo,f
ment said Eliza was owner In her own 'rigbs
ana now y such owner OF In Lot No 36 In.
town OF Attieo. Seneca county. Ohio. as her
/ own separate property, that ntithtr said BEN.
jomin r. fonnatm or said John Besrd have
any goods and chattels, lands or tehements
out OF which to make said iudcmepts bv lew.
and sale on execution, that said Elisn Ia no
other property in the state Of Ohio. That
execution was last issued upon said Judgment
on the l2lh day Of September 1854, and duly
levied upon said In Lot.
That said Judgment is unrevcrsed and ma
paid aud that there Is due thereon tp plaintifH,
from defendants the sum Of 1889 46 with hi.
tetest since April l6, ls53-and costs and
paying Judgment and order Of sale Of said In
Lot, that pnintifs have caused attachment to
Issue
That Defendants must answer said pciitiar
on or before the 2ith Jay Of November
or Judgment will be rendered thereon ncoefd
ingly.
Pennington. Loo 4 Rro,yor
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
YVhatIir itRaiNss

II 4 should rain ON election day, what
thehl Why Of course, no Republican,
who ID truo TO his party, would stay ut
home himself or allow his ncighbor to
stay at home on that account, lfTues-
day should be bad day, Republicans
must make The greater oxeriion to get out
a full vote.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
No Scratching Allowed.
Democrats nittst go the
WHOLE Tic lirlnl. NnilhInR.

Whole TicketOr Nothing.
In order 10 prevent democrats from
VOTING THEIR HONEST sENTI-
NETS, we unierstnnd that the central
"cliquo" have printed tho democratic
tickets so closely and trimmed them so
closely, that It is almost impossible TO
erase a name and insert another This
Is done In order TO prevent SCRATCH
ING Il is sly way Of applying the
"gog,' so o5 to compel men to vote he
iohoie democratic hciei, whether they
wish TO or not. Men are not allowed to
vote their honest sentiments aud stay in
the democratic party. They must vote
as their party leaders dictate, or be de-
nounced. Independence in voting is one
of the dearest rights of an American cit
izon. We say TO Democrats and Repub-
licans alike: 0[ybc the slave Of no par
y-VOTE YOUR HONEST sENTI-
MENTS--Uoic for tie best men, irrcspco-
tive Of what pnrty lenders mny say.-S0
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
KEEP IT BEFORE TIIE PEO-
PIE.

That Warren p Noble has sued the
editor Of the Wyandot Pioneer for his
character, claiming $4,000 damages
lie probably wants TO recover some Of
the money he has spent, this campaign.
in trying to delent HONEST JOHN
CAREY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
Republicans CG 'CITfO. Reed,
Ncthicc and Pleasant,

The democrats say they will make
large gains upon you, in these townships
Il is for you to say whether it shall be
done or not. If every man Of you will
do his whole duty, we are sure the gains
will bo the other way.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05

Let Republicans, in every township,
see to it that no illegal votes are polled
onTuesday next, Guard well the polls
and challenge every one, of whose right
20 yotefherc Is any doubt,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
AtlucI, upon REV. ~, rIudge

The A drsriissr of last week makes a
gross and personal attack upon the Rev,
J. A, Nudge, late Of this place for saying
that, in his opinion Judge Douglas was
intoxicated when at Bellevue. ltis some
thing singular that the same opinion pre-,
vailed at Cleveland, Tifin, UrbRna, Day
ton, Cincinnati andwhereyer Judge Doug
las has been, as reported by the papers,
lIrMr. Nudge was mistaken, (snd we hope
he was) he is only one Of thousands who
saw Judge Douglas aud expressed the
same opinion. Why then this malignant
attack upon Mr, Nudge Is he not On.
titled TO his own opinions and dare he
not ayow them publicly II Judge Doug
las sustains such an excellent oharcter ior
temperance, why this lubored effort tC
sustain il! Those acquainted with Mr.
Nudge know him TO be a man OF OF truth
and condor, who only speaks from the
honest convictions of On honest heart,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05

The shove is portrait Of David MoCreeTy, Of aPier
township, who, the 3si day Of August, le5s, made
affidavit before lasoe Cooley that be was irsstedior
the Of ancef by three physcians Of Bedford Cos
and BY Dr. Newton of the Eclectic College in Ciucin-
nHti hra period ofneaTy eight months uotw lletane'
ng which, lip, nose and PARTON Of bis len oheek
entirely eaieu away he bad sivup ~ a hepe,
ghenhe heaFdnf ihe oo SeaIrhef, and paa induc-
ID 10 try a. Fouf hotos cuFs him and Although sad
N ds6Fured there Is question but uhai thls invau
abie medicine saved be life. The full particulars ot
this remarkable oase may be seen In cn'ulurf uhieh
can be had OF any Of the agents.
We also refer 10 the Of Nancy Bieakheyt of ~
derton Amsirung rounty, Pa cured Of scofuia aiief
being unahle 10 goi out Of bed for three yeara.
Toihe ca.e Of lady In Ansonyille, CleaFneld eouH
~ who also afflicted with scrofula in ." WIZ
form.
Tothe case ofGeoFgs aleissl rssidingin CaIo,"%e %
Cambria county, Pa, who Wa 20 badly nmletee w. 49,
Cancer uiatit cat his entire nose %, Ana hls Ne'
Wone, u possible, than McCfeaus r.s.A -.
The particulars ofthese cases. ever, one o' WIZ
cured BY tho use Of the Blood seaFchsI-msy .so -
found in a oircuiaFto Be had Of any OF ne Aeen..
RIM. LEMON, Proprietor
Laboratory f0T the manuiactuTF aud sale iheal te
Railfoad Dsaoi, H0i hany shulE, Pa. go. n
Dr. Geo u Ktyser, wholsaae agent, ftttsbeIf, ~.
For aaio BY y, D. Wooster, Timntl y. rt-SeNA -
CO., 1ithn, and L. Hoffman, alscuiehensins'
forss ~ u. s., John Co, ri@n. 'ri'i'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
4 OrrectiOn!
Carl SCbul'Z
MN ~ MI, tr,s ~

We are sorry to soy that Carl schurz
vii not be 10 Tfiin ON tho 9th, as an
nounced. The Central Committee had
all reasonable assurance that he would
be here, but they have been trifled with
by the Indiana Central Committee who
had the disposal Of Mr. Schurz's time.-
Our Committee have done all in their
power but have falld We hope that no
tico for the meeting will be corrected, as
far as possible. Rodney Masonof Spring
field, will speak at the Wig Wan, on
Friday evening. ' NH|
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05

O1vJook welt 90 your nckcis--
eee that they are genuine nnd
thnt every name Is on aud spell.
ed cOrrectIy.Gr0
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
toR MEMBER or CONGRESS.
JOHN CAREY,
or wYANDor oouSry.
REP1BLiCAN COUNTY TICKET


ron PROBATE JrDGF,
iOiIN II. pTTTENGER, of Clinton,
ron TREASURER,
sCUDDER CHAMBERLAIN, Of Eden
ron CLERK or TIlE COURT.
JOHN HEATON, Of Seneca.
rOR siERirr,
LEVI WEIRICK, VI Clinton.
EoR AUpiTOR,
ERASTUS G. BOWE, Of Clinton.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM HOLTZ, orPicasant.
ron iNriRMARy piBEoroR,
n. W, II. McCLELLAND, Of Eden.
FOR uoRoNER,
IN. NtGHSWANDER, Of Clinton.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
The Treasury Report


AHlil Nhin FtAleamlnf Mnfeh w lflNs
We have this morning inserted in our
paper communication from w. p. No
bic, Esq, of Tiffin, in which that aentlc-
man denies all that the Commissioners
say about him IN their report, in very
decided manner Below will be found
the extracts from the testimony of Lewis
Baltzell and Harrison Noble, both of Tiff
fin, taken before the investigating Com
miHsioners. When read in connection
with Mr.. Mobiles statement il will be up-
parent to all that if these sworn state
ments be true, Mr.. Mobiles denias will
hurdly be conclusive, Mr.. Ballzcll seems
TO have no doubt but there are assets
enough in the hands ofMr. Noblc to pay
off all the stockholders of the SsnecU
county Bank, although Mr. Noble would,
by his statements, have the public TO be-
licve that he never had anything to do
with that institution"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05

0SrEvERY CANDIDATE ON THE
REPUBLICAN TICKET Is WELL
WORTHY THE UNITED SUPPORT
OF THE REPUBLICANS OE sENE-
ca COUNTY. 30
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
WHAT Dis OWn Party Newspapers
Ihlnk of Him

To those who suppose Wurcn p No
bic to be immaculate, VIC commend the
following extract FROM the Ohio States
man. Read them carefully, and then
hurrah for this pure man. Does any one
wonder that he tried 70 MUZZLE THE
PRESS BY sueing newspaper for H.
bell
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05

Beverly Tucker, 4. 3. Consul at Iiy-
erpooL has declared COT Douglas II is
an unkina thrust negerly has given the
ribs OF his late old friend, "Pu6lie Func.
tiOnaty.n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
SHOULDER BRACES,
Cnmtinn.

The pubc will bo cautious that they get the genuine
PAIN Killer as unpuncpaled men, use that name
1r their own worthless compounds u doing they de-
oeive the communus, md infringe unou the "Tfade
Marx" Perry Davis. Any nerson found selling a
Paiu Killer and Of the genuine, manufactured by
Pey Davis will be prosecuted TO the fol extent Of tho
law.