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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
pY THE EUROPA AND NORTH BRIToN.
GAETA TO BE ATTACKED BY LAND.
SERIOUS Di.tr rbnnce I'm Hungary.

The steamship NORTH Briton, from Liverpool Nov.
~. via Londonderry 30th, arrived at Portland at II
O'Clock on Wednesday night.
The steamship Europa arrived at Halifax at o'clock
on Thursday morning, from Liverpool al 10 u. H. of
the LIST inst via Queenstown the I'd. She has 30 pas
,engers, and $3.50 900 in specie The Europa passed,
Dec I, going into Liverpool ships Garcia, E. C. Scran
ION, C. c. Duncan, Norway, and VIM. Tapscott. The
Europa spoke, the ith inst, lat 5l0 26 Ion. ls0 0i
steamship Kangaroo, from New-Yovk for Liverpool.
The steamship Persia arrived at Liverpool the 3D.
The steamship Anglo-Saxon, from Quebec arrived
N, Londonderry the Doth ult
The United States steamer Dacota was at the Cape
of Good Hope, TO sail for China Oct. p.
The United States steamer Sumter arrived at ST..
Helena Oct. IL.
The China squadron thus distributed at last ad-
vices The John Adams was at Foo-ChOw, and the
steamer Hartford and gunboat Saginaw at Sbanghae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
GREAT BRITAIN

The Empress Eugene visiting Manchester,
where her reception was cordial. The Town Council
had presented her address, Her proposed visit to
liverpool bad been abandoned.
The Empress Eugene was to visit the Queen at
Windsor Castle Tuesday, Dec. 4, and return home
IN the evening.
The Insurance Company in which defacations to the
amount Of fl0 600 Sterling had been discovered, is
abs British Empire The system adopted the same
"a PulEngers, falsifed pass-book, the delinquent be-
ing Mr.. Inglish, late Secretary of the Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14

Ats meeting of the Wide-Awake Club Of Skane-
atees n. Y, on the 9th inst. IL was resolved to con-
tinus The Club and 10 take measurss for mproyng 10
sTgsDiaa,,pn and increasing its efficiency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14

Serious disturbances with loss of life are reported at
Debreezin and Epereries, Hungary, On the 10Th.
A Paris correspondent saws that no Government has
made any overtures Austria respecting the session
purchases OF Neneia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
TURKEY.

ConstantnOple dates of the Dist say that the Bulga
iian community propose secede. The Porte refused
them separate patrarchate.
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THE LATEST.

the LATEST.
The following 10 the latest news telegaphed to
<pss.Ssowp:
ykso, Essppel le0 EsysaOa the Both ult-, end ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
AMrsENFNTs rs CHARLEsTON

The EpeRiRg NewS of Saturday says:
A prize-Gght took place early this morning at the
rear Of Accabee, between two men of the name Of
Butcher and sullivan for the sum of 500 aside They
fought for one hour and twenty minutes and they got
through sixty-six rounds at the end of which, the
second of Sullivan threw up his sponge indicative of
being licked Both men, We understand, are horribly
psnehed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28

and thot the very men who framed the
Constitution had violated its mnddmont.
al principle.
/ say they might have shown them this
but they would not Madison, ] aerson,
Monroe aud many OF their compatriots
were still living and Chief Justice Mar
shall presided over the Supreme Court.
The fact that a few SLAVE holders settled
in the North West territory in defiance
of The Ordinance of 1857 does not prove
that others would not have .scttlol
there had the restriction been removed.
u was thc opinion of uonrrll Harriron,
the people OF tn tcrritorips, aud of tho
committee Of Congress, that repeal of
The restriction would induce a largo imi.
grafton Of slave holders. The same caus.
cs that would have accelerated" the set
Element Of the territory by slaves and
slave holders, would in the sohc ratio
have "rctarlcd' It's settlement 10y free
loborcrs. And it ia simply absurd 10 prc-
tend that the holders of slaves. a.t.r bav-
ing cleared thor farms and erected their
buildings, would when they cam to or
gani1c "a state government have lcgislat-
led themselves aud their property uut of
the territory.
rprrut,pe,nr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28
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ANh 4 hioIkN n I ~ To
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an qunck no'irum', from iUng experience aud mon,
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Excel all other Preparations fer this Purpose.
lts action depends upon the tonic nndau cent? e pro
pcrcs " possesses, acting IN couicction Wh Nature
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circulation OF the blood through thc small rapllat,
vessels Of the sku.
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ties ofthe skin, Hlsb nll Itching and tenloc. OF the
head' which Is apt 10 aueud diseases Of This Kind.
The Restorative gives lively and healthy upprnf.
ance 10 the hair, which looks though oh bad been
used. Butthcfc Is no oil ihit
invariably tcstores gray haig 10 s original color
ndpreyons it rom falling OF and will propcr, aud
faithful, pcueverrdin, produce new erlw'hnf hsir
The Restomttve will be found good tor ptuieo and
H'pe' or Rugworm, and in shoft al otht rditeascs OF
the secrctory system.
This preplfitinn h not Hair Dve. ~ NAV others
are that are heiorcthe public; II will not stain p ipht
est fabric, and con he used under all circuusiancr
Any one tha will purchase i've dollars worth of the
Restorative, follow The directions strictly and not real.
ize cure, viii nn application have their mooey re.
minded AUtht Is nccess1fyto satisfy any 4, hui
atrial.
The Restorative Is prepared and sod wholesale and
retail BY -. DEESKELL, Nelmore, Seneca county, q.
The Restorative Willie teht TO any part Of the Uni.
led states At my risk neatly prepared and put up In
boxesto suit customers.
The restorative will be furnished to agents NJ ill.,
eral discount so a. 10 make 1t object for them to en-
guge IN the sule oft
All orders should be accompanied by the money! -
f'ou our numerous patrons give but few testino.
nias, as The medicine Is destined to stand ON itf own
merit. For further particulars nddfess
D. DRESDELL,
sep9 Mclm0re, Seneca county, q.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28
JEFFERSON
Reasons why LOhn Carey should
bC Zee Elected

II has served one term and has salts.
fed otunly Republicans but d .mocrnts.
During the long session hc never was
absent from the house a day, and pcver
missed vote. Such instances of atton-
ton to business are rare.
He has attended strictly 10 the inter-
cstf of his constituents at Washington.
Almost everybody has business of some
kind at Washington, that can only be
done through the r preventative, or by
paying enormous fees 10 attorneys rpsid
Ing there. All this business John Csrey
has done, faithfully and promptly. thus
saving his constituents thousands or d,I-
lars. ii has answered cvery lottor that
has hccn oddr'ssc 10 him, attended to
all business entrusted 90 him; b sides at.
tcndlng faithfully TO his duties as Reprc-
sentative.
lie is Farmer aud the only ono of
that class from Ohio. Defeat John Ca
rcy aud the Agricultural Interest. import. .
ant Ms Il Is, will have no Reprpscntatiyp
rom this state. Tho Farmers ortbe ON
District Owe it to themselves 70 ro-eleet
him.
II, is a working man. Bred IN tho
most severe labor, he his acquired hadits
OF industry indispensable in tho nosition
he occupies. With him thorc 10 no dnl-
lying, no putting of, no delaying. Ey-
crythng he has u do he does at once.
lie is capable. A man orthe soundcst
Judgment, he is peculiarly fitted for Inc
responsible post he occupies. Mcmb re
from all sides give John Carey credit for
having one Of the clcJrest heads i'm the
House. He was upon sew raj important
committees, and his sugpucsiions were
more generally adopted than those any
member from this State.
lie is honest. IL ls that styl of stub-
born int gritty that can resist AL the Sc
ductiyc influences that are brought 10
bear upon r representatives. Tho thou
sand and ono plundsr schcm that were
started during the last session, found in
John Carey a bitter, unrclcnting enemy.
His hands are cle0n-his record is spot
less.
In short, he is the mln for the times.
the man for the plac aud W. have too
much coufd nc. in th judgment and
good sense OF the people Of the Nj .thI
Congressional District, To doubt, Tor
moment, his triumphant re-electon.-I
journal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28
D6uglns ror a sInyc go,Ie.

Douglas said in his celebrated New
Orleans speech in 1858:
"in accordance with that dnsision Cr..
,crrlng to the Drcd Scott decision9 wo
hold thar siaros are property. anSIsnss o on
an equality ,cih al other Kinds Of propsy.
q qHd ne oirncr Of aaUes has tfs s6,1s
righii 10 more into Terriers and coy,,
hLs SlaUe property toiM hin as ne ors,y
q any other property has 10 90 AsTe and
carry his property" '"'
Mark the language. They riebtbllv
carry their slaves into the Territories sc.
eording to Douglas, aud slavery Of ne.
eesslty then exists there. Then clineb
Il with the following, from his reply to
jerry Black:
"A u who believe that slavery e.is,si,
the territories by virtue ofthe Constitp.
u'n' are bound by their onscienoes and
their oaths Of fidelity to the CONSTITUTION
70 support o Congressional slave Codo
lor the Torr torics.n
Ihcro is no escape either from the Ian
guage or tho int ution.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28
NO 81.


Tho above question was started Hg The
Adreiftcr, and has been reitora ga Lv
cv ~ pro-slavery Douqlns sheet m tho
district. Always happy 70 impuf, infor-
nation TO those dcgiring II, we win men
ton fcw thinga that 8ir Carey did a.
The last session Of Congress.
lst. Ho voted for the appointing ofthe
Cov1de Committee, which has brought 10
light tn rtscalities Of the lcadors 81 the
y sent Administration, Beans amongst
the resi-
-. I'd. lie voted for the Admission Of
kansas into the Union, thus showing
llou
Sd, lie voted fct a lust and discrimn-
ung turl bill which would have teliev.
ed th government from cmBarrnssmspt.
ana gwen 9 new impetus to the hgricul-
country.
ith. lie favored the passage Of
Pacific Rail Road Bin, which would dhavs
opened 90 civilization the nilHons Of
acres OF unimprovcd lands in the great
west.
3th' He advocated the passage ofa
o'lI' which would foster and protect the
agricultural interests ofthe country,
,Oth' Ito voted for the Homestead bill
Wh.oh gave 70 cv ~ male over the age
charge.
-, N Tie voted TO admit tsansos into
I,e n Union as . free state and 70 abolish
Poligomy in Utah.
olh' Tie voted to reduce the mileage
hale ''"" o"0
- 9e Pboye art some OF the things
Whloh mr. Carey did. Now let thoss pa.
pcrs which have been seeking informn-
q ON thls point, hasten to lay this article
before their readers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28
DR.. Mo NIillen,
GHEMIGOPATHIG PHYSIGIAT.

Can be Consulted free OF charge
at the following times and placesi
Clyde Junction Hotel, Aug oS, Oct, 3, aud
1iG6n, shawhan House, Aug. %. Oct, 10 and
Carey, gslt House, Aug 80, Oct n, and
Fiudlay, Crooks Hotel, dll I O'Clock Aug.
81. Oct. ~ and Nov %,
Foslorio, Hays House, Sept. !, Oct. ~, and
Nov 2i
Fremont, Ressler's Hotel, Sept. 3, Oct. IS,
and Nov. 26.
Upper Saudusky, P,crsou House, Sept. 10
Oct 81 aud Dec. 10.
My TnEoRy AND TREATMENT
Is new and different from anv in
The un'ted States, and challenge any Que to produce
The succe,s that have In Featins Chronic bis
eases. My theory b. base ubon the Chcmtcai upcra
lions nf thu body Believing dteases 10 drnt Ht nnon
disrrupouonate ccndtion Of the auids Of ihe body
whereby the solids become unhealthy. Nv aualyHine
The sectrunt Blood, &c, Hf he body aud fndiur out
WHAT'S uthcthi % in excess and tupp, tnr 10 thn ttf
ten what is wanting, am enabled 10 cure onen b,
small amount oimcdicino. Nov, urspspaa. in the
great maouy Of cases, depend mainy upon n dispro.
potoncd e te Of the gastric diresiinr nuid OF me
stomach Nheu this gastric juice is pfoiodioncd
ptopefy the TODD he we'll and thofourv diresicd and
assimilairi. NtWinn uyspensia o. ths rpirs OF
copathology and givior treatment accordiurv.
am enabled 10 cure 40 cases out OF 5u, and Is casc
ont or50 Of bronchitis, Piles Neurilgia, Liver Coio.
rainti uszidcss, Nervous Debility, and Tcnur Dis.
eases in every cure. Al Other Chronic diseases
proponinuately.
Nj. McMillen uses m improved luhaliur Instrument
for Consumntion Asthma, brouchitis and some forms
Of Lnyongiies. by ihishc can make rs good an one
ration othc diseased Lbhg and Ttfca o., be coudte
sufc anywhere on tho exterior Of the body. ~ Me
Mllen uses pure ChcmicopHihic and Hoanic rrtfeHet
Tie gvesa mild tonic treatment which acts chemically
and assists naturc 10 free herself ovrrrt To travel
the route Tor yeari, and pledge mysefta be- candid and
10 deal honofably with hllvho call hrou mb. Irnny
wish 10 Know my sucress of treatment please
Gallon of wtito 10 the following prr.unsi
Mrs. Robert MrCleLand, John sheats. Charles nau
hau, Tiinn, Seneca Co.i ). q. Mlhcim, Fostrri,
Mrs. RoheH Jacobs, Eaglesville, Wood Go or N!rs
Mstihiu' Gilaipir, Fihdluy Hancock Co.
All communications must he objected 10
Or. McMtLLEN, Cleveland, q.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28
no tie IIicnds or IIrnry ,,,,,.,

Let the supporters OF Henry Clay not
forget that Douglass ia a speech At Car.
,o''on' illinois, in 1914, used tho fol.
Cluy;
\ donoaneod him [Clayl in the Con.
grrss OF the United States, and now dc.
hounce him as traitor--an OH Maek
Aea'hd "atfor-tho fret American ststes.
ma who cv. r attempted TO sell ~ eone.
Try for British gold. ''-"'
WARREN p, NOBLE uttered sinil,. .
l."su g. in gard to Henry Clay on the
streets OF T.fiiu in 1874 and we stand
ready to prove IL.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28
Oregon lor Lii,col,i,

The Democracy of Oregon are at war
among themselves on the Presidential
nominations. Their quarrel is one thas
can hardly bo reooneilod, the old Sens-
torial question being mixed up with it,
As the Republicans had good chance
OF carrying the State, against united
Democracy, ID there is now little roop,
10 doubt that the three votes of OREGON
viii be cast Cor Lincoln and Hatnlin.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28

lam physician Of thirty years' practice. NV r,r.
cipal study has been diseases Of females They ba,
generally bafed my best efforts. Obtaining the 6iasr
ais composing Mar'halps Uterine CahoIicon, / wa,
self Ebundanty successful In my former practice could
only mitigate the symptoms of about half the cases and
could not cure one IN ten. Now | radically cure
at least seventeen in twenty and mitigate tie rest
consider Marshals Uterine Catholicon the greatest
blessing TO females have met with
J. II. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Charloston
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28
10 lo he lhc-.tr,l Annin

The people have been cheated twice
with Democratic Presidents and thev are
notgoIng to be cheated again. The Peter
Funk party has imposed two bogus churp-
's upon Us and now they heYe tho impr-
eenc. to .sk ~ to vgte for third! Tho
people will elect "Honost Old Abe, this
time, and try him.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28
Thimgs % be Esemcmbcr, d.

II should be kept before Hs people, that
Mr., Douglas gave, in the Uuitod States
Senate, as an illustration OF III benefits
Of "non-intcrvcnton" 10 th South, that
it has secured for SIaUery Tcrrii0rV idy0s
enough 10 MAKE FIVE STA TES
THE SIZE or VIEW YORK;
!tshould alsobe keptJefore The people rs
another illustration OF the same doctrine,
he refused 10 U0te 10 A OMIT KAN
SAS into mo Union, Uhsa he people had
formed a Constitution with a sLtiic ent
population to cntitle them to utmist ion
according TO law which he had aided to
passf
II should be IoTt before the people, that
he advocated In Congress, the passage ol
a law TO PUNISH THE PEOPLEBY
IMPRISONMENT J0y opposiHg Me er-
tension Of Siatery.
Il should be kept before the people, that
no APPROVES a decision Of tle Su-
preme Court, rhich declares hal he Con-
carries s Gperg into Ne Terri-
tories and PROTECTS utheYe.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28
what Demoernoy (,nu ~,

When }. b, went into power t;.g A.
mcriean people had their debts paid and
twenty millions Of dollars in their strong
box Now they have "nary red" in that
Institution ard are in debt over eighty
millions Of dollars. This is what De.
mocraoy can do.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28
10 E.eelLon---A "srrna., :.
NEw HAYrN. Senf. 4.

AN exciting city election took place in
this city to-day for Che choice of Asses.
sors aud Board Of Relief The Breckin-
ridge and Douglas men united on one
ticket, but the Republicans elected an
their c9ndidUtcs by one Elndred maiorI-
Y, IN poll Of over twenty thuasaud
votes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28
bS.pE&ATS TS153.%I CFa
&99 NEUBH& H&1R@
Never Fails to Cure
NEURALGIA & RHEUMATISM.
Great LternnL Remedn


Great Internal RemedY
curing Thousands OF where Nh other rrmedies
have utterly mtled II Is no mere "ANopysE," Telicv.
| ing for the moment hut isa perfect SPECIFIC md
CURE Tor those painful diseases The vast number Of
Linimenis, Embroc lion5, aud External medicines,
iempot'ry In tho reflects aud OF doubtful vrre 1he
NEl RALGlA KING reaches the source ofall :rouhe
and ehec'ualy banishes the disease from the syscm.
We advise one and all 10 give iia trial and become
'aii.ted Of its wonderful power.
Read the asonishi ng Of well novn citizens of
| Buffalo.
eg-fT CURED Mr.. $. Ilemenvuy, Proprietor Of
Niagara Street pmnihns Line, OF Neuralga and Rheu.
mati,m IN the neck and shoulders.
CWONE hottie erred Mr. Elias Weed, Com
s'on Merchant, Of sever Neuralgia Of the head and
ueck eteT al other remedies failed
CD-Mr l.. .GRusVENER, Of Perry Street, who
wns confined to the house, and entirely unable IN at
tend robustness, now well from the Of Wat ons
~ THE NEURALGIA KING cured Mr.. Joseph
Cooley, Seneca Street, Of Innammatory Rheumatism
Of long Standing Al the time of onimencin It's use
he was confined 10 his bed.
EV-JAMEs VAN VALKENBURG, wellknown
policeman Of this city, was cured Of Rheumausm and
.g-lNFLAMMATORY YRHEUMATIsM.-Mr
II Reed, 20 Carroll ST., was cured alter trying other
remedies torYeaH.
tS~INFLAhlMATORY RIEUNtATlBM OF Five
fenn.-Mr. II W Putnam, 80 Pearl S., cnasd in
wecks-had been under chorgc Oflhe best Physlciant
~ ~NEURALGlAin rs worst form offneen wears
standing Mrs Lyman Rathbun of2l5 Delaware IT,,
E1g-WILLIAM COLEMAN, Auotionssr, No. 4
Swan st., cured ofsevere Nerrlsin 10 his limbs.
t0-WiLLIAM MoFFAT Brewer Morgan street
Of Neuralgia ofthe face and teeth.
Al. MATTHEWS. Proprietor,
22O Main Street, Buffalo, N v
For sale byl. l.. st johns Co., Titin, O.(aug3i-ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28

WEsr BEnFoRp, Coshocton Co., NAV "A, 1857.
Mr.. " y. Kingsley, siu-l have been selling the
medicines oithe Grafenhorg Company for the last tea
years, and have invariably ionnd them 10 give good
saisfactoni and the pills have sold to gre al ma nv
az their tea and coffee and with Nj
trade they have become staple article MaTshnlls Utter
inc Catholicon Is medicine that has done a great a.
mount Of good In female diseases. One lady soldiL
10 told me she had received more benefit from ano bottle
than she did from long course Of medicutfeatmeni by
The most skillnl physicians. Yours truly,
Jan. I, 1853. JAnrs WILSON
For Sale hy a. r. Van Doom, u. a. Snyder.
F, Wooster Tiniui II. llall. Lowell; nr. r. Yates,
Green Eprngsi VIM. iubb, Iodi 8. Z. fun, Flat
Rock VIM. Rininger Aticai d. Holman q Co, Me.
Cutehenyillei j. W. Wing, Adriani and by one agent
in all the pHncipaltoNns IN Ohio.
For Medicines or agencies address
u. %. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
h2J-iY Agent Tor OHIO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28
GRAFFENBERG
FAMILY MgnlgEMES
RETAIL PRICES.
HOMIE TESTIMONY

HARTFORD, Trumhull Co., o., March 7ih. 1877.
hereby eeniiy that have been dealing In the Graf.
isnbeTg Medicines for the past year and can trply ,
that have never offered any medicnes 10 the rubl5
that have met with the decided APPRECIATION OF he nco
pie like these particularly the Pips and Cabolicon-
for them. have sold ahout dny hotties Of The CatboIi
con the past season. aud hear the besi results In
ease.
JUC Jouysoy N;siio,i 49,,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28
Read! ReadM Rcad!M

CAtRoi Illinois, July gath, isGG
Messts. loHN WILCOX Co,;-NOuF inpr ctine" Oi
'fersisn Fever Cham" has done wondes. ! wa,
wholly despondnni and wfetohed when applied il, and
in five hours the chlls removed and no fever en-
sued tiis the simplest cure imaFlnabs, and d won.
derot nature or art would not be without this "In.
peetine'a single hour. BY constantly wearing Il
seem 10 be "ague proof" Yours Very Trule,
4. NJ. STOUT.
This truly wonderful preventive aud errs for Fever
and Agye and Billions Fevers will seat hy mail pot
paid receipt Of one dollar Also for sale AZ all re.
spectable Druggists aud Comfy Store.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, lss Main street.
Richmond, Va Branch Omce, hahk Of Commerce
Binding, New YoFk. Address,
iu20-ly JOHN WILCOX 4 CO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28

lnE AWANE SoNU- liN T., " LoCEE,
TvNs-"A Little More Cider"
Hark bark a siuglc gun Is heard
just acyuud 'hc Fort.
The guod Old Ship II State. my buys,
coming into port.
With shattcrcd sails. and anchor gone,
l fear the rogucs will strand herl
She carries now a Sorry eroN.
And needs new commander
CnUEus--Our Liucolu is the man,
Our Lincoln 10 the man;
With sturdy mate,
From the Pine Tree State,
Our Lincoln 70 the than.
Four years ago she put 10 sea.
With prospects brightly hcaming,
Her hull Was strong, her sails new bent
And every pcunant streaming:
She loved the gntc, she plowed the wavcs
Nor feared the dcrps cmnmution,
Majestic, nubly on she sailed.
Proud mistress ct the ocean,
Cuouvs-Buchonan wns the man.
buchanan was the man,
But his four years trip,
Leaves crippled ship,
buchanan was the man.
There's mutiuy aboard the shlp.
There's feud no force can smother.
Their blood is UP to fever heat,
They're cutting down each other;
Buchanan here aud Douglas there,
Are belohiug forth their thunder,
While cunning rogucs arc sly at work
In pocketng the plumber.
CuURUs-Buchanan is the man,
Buchanan is the nan,
But Noyembers sun
Shall complete their fun,
Buchanan is the mat.
Wen give hcr what repairs she needs,
A thorough ovvrhauliug,
Her sordid crw shalt br dismissed
To seek some honest CALLING
Brave Lincoln soon shnll take the helm,
Od tru b aud slight relying,
In calm on storm, iu peace Ut war,
Hen keep her colors flying.
ChoRUs-Old Ahram is the man,
Old AbHm is the mnn,
With sturdy mate,
From the pinc Tree State,
Old Abrum IL the hiah,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28
SPeat LscPs1s.c.tu DcmOnstsaS
item.

N " York, Sept. -.
Peiatiah Porritt presided at the Repuh-
llcan ratification meeting last night ----
Speeches were made J,hu o. Putnam,
Car Sburz, ol Wis, arc Wm. T.. Dodge,
President of the recent Bell aud F-srett
meeting. Fh Wild Awake procession
numbered 10000 torohcs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-28
A Know Nothing aud Douglas
Man Engaged in sumping ID
IOr lilN Et.IOm NC "a.

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The Rochester American gives the
following account Of a Douglus Know
Nothing Convention, at Palm ra New
York. which was addressed by two per-
sons, one from each wing OF the fusion
party;
Hons. r. Church addressed the au-
dlencc ON behalf OF the Douglas wing,
und B. j. Crooks, Esq, OF Rochester,
rang the Bell The former speaker
steercd clear OF all subjects calculated
10 excite unpleasant Remembrance on