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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

Court is in session thi' week. The case Il
Glenn W Hoffman was decided ia favor Oi
the defendant. inthe case Of Campbell vs..
KauP& CS., Judgment iAwithheld. Case OF
Mrs Foreman vs.. the Railroad Company, for
damSgss, V being tried. rs.T .gTF.
The Grand Jury have adjourned Af.er fad.
ing several petty bills ARd OaS foe grand lar
eeny. "t.f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

DR. 8. A. WEAVER's CANKER AND
SALT RHBUM SYRUP. a-The objoci Il
tbs Syrnpig 70 throw all inipuritias whieh
aps ~ ihe blood cut upoa tbe auFlaea u tlie
skin, wnieh q tho only true way that tho
blood oan ever be heed from them Wnen
,hey are oqt hpp0 TIE stin, they aan AZ onos
uill ~ AL eases rifsot paimaurrt etie. !
Theroia no sxtenal application Shieh win
alohe permaaenty eurv this elaas oi diasa
csrsts "a 'OId BY all dssdieIns dealers gen
orally, -...t..
Nayl7 a.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
T a Ike n office!

y TO YERK'S
.ad got The h,t coOli0s ,svs t,t n,tis sas'T.
GO To YERk'S
a. a., Joe, aiss ua.vass sAssp.
GO TO YEllK'S
,srs, ysur alss .pd chs,p Cedar TsA,, cbufN' ssd
Pail,, Mesasu ngvls AZ,
GO TO YERK'S
10 got ,emb bed cords. sio,AssHss', rope aaitwias.
GO TO YERK'S
70 r,t ysvI nlss Table cutlery, f'OU rk''','o o.
pee SET
GO TO YERK'S
to g, yoar,,s.,.bls sAd b,I,,ist 'possS
go 70 YERK'S
10 r,t ycut sloiAss, msTlu saa sshyel bsshs,s,
60 TO YERK'S
70 s-t ysst l,psaasd ,oil', 'su, 'sg' aat aau.
.GO TO YEkK'S
,s C., rsur ,pr,, aiu,, ,hoysl.sd toafs pe'oslaiH
ksitlst aad p'n',
IGO TO YERK'S
20, yom veil sad sit,stu pans, ana Pips, forss
Puaps asd ufidsA snriuss
leo TO YERK'S
fot youfsssd aad usal s'irs,,
lGO TO YERK'S
sr rear bta sAd eoppst l.,ds',
loo CO YkRK'S
to g., The bot and cheapest ssui oil sSi huid l'RP'.
GO TO YERK'S
10 &c, yOst aSid, vegetables aai s'al 0'l' The S'T
thu h muds,
fOt year Siss stove cuSailp's AAa pipe.
| leo TO YERK'S
sd get .a' Of HE ''lsS''':a R.Ish o,.s Coo,
Btotes. CONE ANDBLEl B.
leo TO YERK'S ROM I
Cgr your uahs ,sd ssrtAshvus.
leo 70 YERK'S
RyOu wau,,o hey good, la hi,lias cheap. %
leo TO YERK'S
FOR youf hand aHd faF.H bells,
leo TO YERK'S
lrYOO wan, cStn sad Ooh Anl,.
60 TO YERK'S
for youF Com shslsr.
20 To YERK'S
foF your Rsipst sRd MswsH
10 TO YERk'S
fOryOur f.a'y cabs and w'soNi, willsw and wOol',
boI, cheap.
Vou ssu rsly,as Gsuiafth bs', tooAs stths los.r
jtlos s,Au dnnsithi' cid snsbh'hsd hsu,..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

A Comprehensive understand that
the controversy between the commissioner 4
and the City Council, with regard to the T..
tie to the Court House Square. has been ami.
eablY adjusted, through the mediation OF cer-
tain of our citizens. The city agrees to pay
eosls and waive all claim to abe ground, and
the Commits toners sgres TO Join the Council
In constructing a new Engine House.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
PAY M PROmPTLY.

The frs, monthly iastaIlmeut Of The patri
Otie fund, Ter the relief Of families Of voluu
tsers, ia nov due and should be paid imme
diaislT ct the Store Of sAFFrlL A BaLBwis
New subscriptions an d donations are earn
ssuy solicited. Pariots, respond.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

uThe Pesipfiiee at Upper sAndusky w.s
entered aud ~ bed The ssssnd Time on ,bs
night q ihs ia. The burglars entered By
boring out the lesk Of the strset door. An
The letters "a ds aEtanaa vsrt iaRea.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
Volunteers Wanted
For Three Years servie'.

Tho undersigned have opened recruiting
offices in Tifiu and Republic, for the pur-
poso Of eplistins volunteers Tor thrse years
Their company has been accepted and will
march as soou as flled up. Those enlitting
will receive a bounty Of 500 and 100 acres
Of land, Please report 60 the undersigned
immediatcly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
New NoriI Market.

NEw YoRK, Mar. ~
FEopR--Salcs Of Al .0A0 bbln st 81 95685 0.
Tor super western s5l09b 40 tor eommo,
to medium extra western; SIS 50tS5 60 fof su
erior % good chipping braRds extra rsunc
hoop Ohio.
WHtAT-Salcsat 81 306Si 50.
RYE-Salcs ut 67@ CSC.
BARLEY - sales AT b5c,
Cons Sales 90 900 bu at S7@j9 tor nev
ellow.
oars--ssle, At 329a2s fOs State, wsa.
rrn and Canadian,
WmISKY-hyld l5iso.
PoRK--Salcs. lh0 b'ls At si7 GO for mes
- 90 for prime
BlET-Salcs at 81 OO@450 for eountr
prime; 50 si06 e5fos country ness
BEEF HANS STEADY. Sales at i3oO@Sl,
20 tor western.
CUT MrArs-Dull al 6lI@0e for shoul
lers, aud 6Cs 694c for hams.
BACON Steady. sales at Sc.
LARD-Snlss at 9@l0I<o.
BgrreE--A fair business doing Atio@ |,
Ter Ohio; l0@ ! Go ior State.
tiHgEi E-A Z, 0fbo
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
ThegFeatFrench Remed!
MADAM BOIviN's CELEBRATEC
SmvER COATED FEMALE Pulls,

Ths nnly psrtaiu and safe Reuisdy ier an Utsfin'
'OStsesuoai, noathy piheulRsa, IrsguIusitiss, 80
M The VssF diseasstt n vhieh the wonaa, Wife sus
Msthsfia pseolitrly habls.
TAsss Fiih souiain No dsistsfioui inErsdisHis bal
attstsfs - esf,aih IN their sonsa. rtsy will BE-
Foupa sSSr, the hsppsH sGss,siu Al ease Of Pre-
Anpsus Utsti. o. Lsaoaorfss o. The wh.ss. thsy vii
Ae fsuaatha sassft aud certain Cars that b
fssna n is on aecount oftht esrainty they should
nsthstaksn W Pregnant Feutlel, during The dftt !
rasnths nj lsearfisge is eenain) to be brought on
hutat aihrf peri odt theirnse it parfecty safe.
N.B.-Ons dollar and three postage stamps snelotet
ss any suthotrsd aEsni, will sniurs package ofpill'
- fstuFn mail.
c. CROSBY, General Agent, Duiiala, n. Y
CAUrIos - Bcsafe of Couuteristts the Ceuuius
have he tgaatprs etc Crosby On the outside wtarPs
Fsr salsbyI l.. II. John & Co., Dubois 4 GO. and
J. p. Mar0uaFdt, Tifin. o. - aur3l'lY
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

Religious Notice Rev. ]. Niebols,
President Of he Muskinkum Annual Confer.
snee NJ. T. Church, will preach in the N. P
Church in this city, next Saturday at 2P.M
aud also on SABBATH At lOlS AN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

The Storm, on Sunday night. was q
heavy blow and considerable damage vas
done in this county, ia demOlishing fences.
blowing dOwn timber aud unrO0fug shan
ties.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
IHtip EtftIg TribHuF,
LOed and Miscellaneous.
Friday, May 81, 1851
JOb Printing.

WehAvs sl the facilities Of the larger eities
FOR doing III kinds Of Book and job Printing
in the higbest style Of ths Art, and on very
reasOnsbis terms. dive us ealL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

Another change has bceu made in the
running time Of the s. d. d R.R, for
which wo refer our readers to the head Of
the column.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

We csngratu ,tc our retders upon the dis.
c"very 0f ourc Tor Rheumatlsm. OOut aud
Nyur lgia aud An M0rcuri Il Diseases, which
s "a, oted without the use Of internal med
cines, which destroy tno oonstiiution and
give temporary relief only In laetit "a the
Ohly known remaiy rff'edng perfect cure,
and We feel varrantei. rom its reeummrnda
ions. in calling he attention of the ahiIrted
aud thUay having iritnds sui, rug from Rhgu
matism, Guut, Neuralgia ur the pcrnio,su.
-tfrcts Of Mercury, 10 trc Advertisement in
mother column ol QUO papar, of DE-. LsLand's
Anti Hhouniatip Rtnt-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

For Three Years Most Of the members
Of Capt. Clark's company, We understand,
have enlistsd for three years service or during
the war. Only sixteen, We learn, decliu,d d
doing 80.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
now DOEs PERUs SYRUP
cJHE nkNE ntaEksEn
APPARENTLY RHSSI

Whenever the niud is taxed morc tan w,
body the penalty "a Dysicp,i,, the most con
tcmeWt name foia isgiou Of oolnplsmU. b.
ginniHg with impaired digestion. aud rensr.
ally ending in CONSUMPTION, aud al
originating 10 dctrrinrsiinn of the bloud
From the Rev DR. Greehleaf
CiSc,SN VI. Oct ~. 1853.
have derived 4, much psrsouel b,.u. e.
rom tie Peruvian Syrup," that | DO NO,
hesitate to recommend its usc 70 all hat lara,
elase 81 eases. Whcry Iron is theoflei6nt rrra
vdy, 10 elergyarn especially. and person.
whose occupations TAX heavily the nsrvou.
energies, or To suaercrs from The dvbtliutinr
ef' eta Of summer heats. believe this 10 b..
An Invaluable rent dicst us-,,k
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
THE PEOPLES FRIEND.
GY EVERY BODY APPRECIATE Ed
Is TUE GENUINE
PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
PAIN klLLE IL.

NY EVERY BOOY APPRECIA1 Ed
Is TuE GENUINE
PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER.
XTTBsa As susa,ioa e he ,raAs ga ia ,sAlI,
w tsihls iuar ana ssFivai,a
FAMILY MEDICINE.
II. IN KILLER, ia Rstrls vegetable e-,a
Z, isa perfectly safe uslisiRs sysa IA The nest 10
DiI'1HI ma AND suRE THROAT
Y qalshry felisyedhy satglias ths hfoat wih fNn
nul't ssd Wa'sT' 10 hadeaisa sahs he seek viii
FOH GUNNER COMPLAINT,
ctaay 9th ~ tufm bawul disease In ehihten o
,duht Il almen e'stieiestls, thd be- WI o,,i
i''s' s''H n''' ,ssss,,p'," seINs ''f'0e' liAa'
,hsa ahy ethsrtHovn 'sms4y, 70 even ths man All
Vt phyiieian IN ludia Affiua sHd Chias, uhst
his dfsaaiu' tssat sevst mats o. lo1i pssvaleni a.,
PAIN KILLER
. eonsidstsd Ly tis aatlvst, atWtll nhv Eufopsai
rstidrnts, 70 those yhm Urs,a sute faaedy, a
Gale iot he ttoHAch " IL uurvalie1 A lev dsss
'tli fslisvs 'svs's ss,ss el
INDIGESTION,
aad h b. otsu aPsflse, sur lyt
DHSphpSiA
Il iu mou aagfavatoi fsfiut, lie tunii ahd utmalat
isgPfeIsuiss, afouunrths systsm 10 virsrpss -
uon, tsndsr ~ q u.uit snsstueiy,ls iot
'
yhsa u,sd aopoflinr 70 ditsrucHS
fef sttetaal application "a u uatufparsd b. 20
| aediyalpf-pataunHk ksewn,
RIlEUMATISM
'ad ksuraiTic uhsetioas ae quickly relieved a.
iusa cured b, IT, Aay soreness 10 tie mutclsu .
si-u eaa be relieved by W. sPplusuIn itssTss 10
tantly The nip.i uolvut
lOOrIACHE
u shauld alwsyt " kspt nsaf a. hand, ~ atsd II
nURNS ANN SCAIDS
fspplisd immedasly socsf inE Ia ssstisai, II vii
.iys in,ibRt fyllsf, and pfevsai bliHsfins.
tits perfectly adaptedto the Whut. ef
STE = NMiluAIMkN,
ind others " vsiugon our w,e.rTn Riysei.
tV-uife lions tceomPaa, each hous.
th t1rentestedta ever variety Of Smute, and hy Al
nast ever unton tnowhto Amsficant IL "a the Al
uast uoutthnt vspanioh aud inssti nihbs iend VI t
nisdonafy ahs n raVsvf, on ser snd tan and q,
- .haald travel en- ovT Lake. Or RIVERS Wtrn
OUTFIT,
CAUTION
The pahV will be oautious that they gei the Feun
ais kilsE a. tnms uapflHr talsd men, usethataan
lei,s the commonly, unl ininhgs upou Ne "Itad
irk" orPeuy Davis
Soldhy DsalFu every where,
ffico e3 cts, 3ucts., aud I per bDitla.
J hARRis n OO.t
'raphsists Toe the Weston and s0uthstn Sthtst
sold w'holsssls and RstsltbE
IaIs,G .I.s,' ioSS SS i Co rIGao,
DsLamoi'F n Co, MslmpFo.
Caples a Hale, Fosieha. .Ha
| o,M Chunhtero. Rspablld.
/ d. g, W. ilauhan, berwick.
J. " Miller Auisu.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
tIathew,l ChocoIaie Worm Drop

Mathews Chocolate Worm DroPs.
ThisPl-usat eOnfse,ion sai iueosisisi sE'srmias.
w sfsikipd, Of is,s,dnsl worai is f,it taking the
pisss Of al he usp,ssut vsrufuEsi which have 20
lsnE h.su - uis. They ssa,aiu No MERsrSr-sre
psrfssty harmless pleasant s taste, and are sf.
aaslsut In all eases. Ask for
MATTHEW'S cHoCoLATE WORM DROPS
tNs Csihartio vhatsvsriS nssss,uy tObs givsnl
FsFsals by I. l. ST. JShn \ Co., DuboiI 4 20. shd
J. +. Mafguardt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

''Diek sliter,'' of,he celebrated JOhup,
booker Minatrels, is dead.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
WOOD WANTED

Several ioads Of good wood will be tskop
on subscription Al thlS oiiee. II brought 10
coon.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

THE UEALTH ANn LIFE nF WOMAN.
ts uoHtuualiy "a psFli u ahstb aad oHoash % 10,
ssci - Haairvat tyis ssfua ifTsFslAfitisf shig
iNsfhlfds oi her seE sfo more % lgla sull 81
Dr. ChsesemaH'f fihs PtepHied ffom the tsas foE-
nulH Nhsh The inventor, CeFneltus H. Chsstslaan,
~ 81 New Ygrt, has tori sRty years used success.
fully 10 a. sEteHdsd private praetiesi aisdiutsly
relieve without paih. ~ dis,sFahess of The psrnduul
disohafge whsheE ausiHgG nom TslsHaiiou olsuppges.
sien. They aotllks ohafm N zen wing the paias
ihat aeesmpHnY ditoult oE mnodefaie me
And iks snly Eais aAd gsabls Nsnady Coz Flashs
Sick HaaaAahs Peias 10 ths Lsius, Daek abd giAst
fslPitaiioh ofths usssi Norsoui aehsFa ,fyttsFss,
fPaimi, Btoksq Hlssp anA othsS ysplsSsAnt and
dangerous elrcfi % idtian ofths ssr
ua hnnluaal @ ths sa9st 1ssea u Floeg Albas o.
Whites, they slrft apaadv vours.
30 TO WIVES AND MkTuON8.
~ ChseEaaaah fiill ast unspsd - ~ aslvT a.
uaAna ofrsneUinf iateTIu pied az AZ ruafsH,bat
.r. LADteb Morr HEAR IN tffNn IN 7
lheEs y euseonaitiaa ufis fsmaio sFttuG N ahloh
~ fti.eaaaotba tskan sithon ysadasihs rsduilar
fesslt The esadtiuH o. lslasi 20 lt prsaannsylis -
fult Mt.esraEs, sueh istAs rrstiatis tsuio ~ n
thaneaieias . rartpfs - nal fhhraii % 6oi.
e.l soeeon thsi svsn ths tspIuiu D1wsf sfaa.
ter esneot rsSizi it.
EEpitiit diFeetioas, Statiar Whsu, SD whsu thty
tould ao ~ usad, With each B6E-s he nstes osk
o. faeutsin - ifom 20 ~ 80 Pills
valuable famphietslo - had nee, ~ the Afsalt.
We - 81 BY nail promptly, by sneolug 7fioa - tis
eaerai Agsut. 6old ~ Dfuaaistt gtnsrsly.
RS. HUfORlNoS. Fvspdst8af
- Gsdaf aiFssi, New Yost.
fof sale ~ !, \, ~ gegak A. CO., ,DaDeis a CO.
lodJ. = haIquafit Tima.O. dsc4i.b
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

J. J. Stein 4 Bro. have cur thAnks fol
the New York illustrated Eewa Er
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

PERUvuN SrEuP 10 = Solution Of the Pro
to1idr Of Iron, a new discovery in medicine.
aud strikes ut the root Of disease BY prOdu.
oing healthy blood, the source Of all vitality
in AO human orgtuism. For sale Uy all
Druggists. I. l. 81. JOhn 8 Co.. Agrnp
Tifin, Ohio. MaYl7 ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

a New ThIng uader the Sun.
WALKERS "sURE CURE" FOR THE FILES
wsHantsd Cuvs Or mpusy refunded. 80.
Fer Sale by DuDoii Co., Sole Agents fer Tina
a dee f4.1OW
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

tB-Reader. do ma f.il 10 rsad Prof
'Woois aaveyiis-uisR, a sROlhsy eelunp,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

.Timn I.rices Cnrrnnf.

HINtH NITFFWIs
(CotE'etsd Wsslly " y. u, sEEArH, Dealer Ia n
NAds OF STain' sc'' Lses'sf' Bloch, Tian.
wHEAr--i.tesIla ..t.......
CokH- tthsiiss 80.
DO tkAf 98 q.
RYE-0nFtO.
BaMEY-ONR5o.
OArs--eO 6agSa
H.H rPorAToEa--2nA2A U..s.
fLAN SsuB-- SO.b0WI,ea .r#. .....
burrEE--gEIoe
CL1HD-0s % rr tfrW ""r. .. "..l
fALLoW--ae. .|H
sNoEEp iiAAs1sBiGs.
p.4,, lds s,sss s-s .ssgtssEai sgHy f. d.
CLovHN segB-aJ a5sla5 -.
uaEGwAK--00f1eSu. .HH-
FH srHaaa--t 90 t8obc. So. Z ..tla #
kAua--lcs - .t- .#r
GhHES iilbEa--se 0gk
DRt % Zoe.
Eaas-as. y dorsa,
Timethy teed,-l,s089Ao
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SIR JAMES cLARKE's

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription ofSir Clarke,
d. d. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This avaluabls sSiuius i nnfnilipk the cure efall
tAoss Pulhfu AND danSsoss aasatst to which the To-
male rsnsttston D. subisct. Il nodsTutss allsSessl
aaa removes si SbrruetionI, and speedy cure may
Be relied en-.
To MARRIED LADIES.
n is psstfaIiy ruitsd. Il will Ia short ins, bfEs
On tie aoHthiy period With fsgulariiy.
Each bottis, pries ous Dollar, bear, ths Govsrnmsnt
e,.ns ofGrsat Bnilin, 20 prevent eouutsrfsiti.
CAUTION.
Ths,s Pills Shouid not BE- taken by fsmaisi diving
A.. FfRsT THREE MONTHS Of PrssHsnsy, ssthsy
are Iur. 70 brisg hiiesrSss, bat alsny ether tins
IssiI eases sfNsTvOus and SPINAL A Aasedsus, Pain
the Bask Ahd ~ mhs, Fatigue eh ltght eKegtion,Pa
pitation ofths Hear, Hyttsrioi and hies these pills
vTiiahsst suFe whsn al other have fsiisd5ahd
uasl aationy o. anythiuE utfulto ths eonttituiion
Fal diFsctioHa The pamphlet efound each pack
afs which ihsuld be carefully preserved,
sots Akent for tile Uaitsa States and Canadat
ION MosEs, Late !. G, Bsldwis \ Ce.,)
ROeheEtsT,N N.
N.B.--ai,o and postage stamps the'oisd TO ahv
authorised gent wiinSufs bottle, eontatnins 50
'PtIlt, BY return nail, lH.t tl H o
soidSy If. MsFqsaSdt Aad l. L. ST, John 4 Co.,
The opinion OF Or. James Fishers
Cough syTuP IN Trx0s. l
Taksu ffom ths State cazoas, At the seat Of 0ev.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

ASA WAY, Capt.
]. y. MCCORMACK. Lat Lent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nBAR IN MIND

W-fhattheTRIBUNE has the Iars-
est eircalatfon, nha is, tkerafere, the
bssl meafHua forndrertisingt in senccn
CountJ.-na t iiffNl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

en@ ous oopy e he get,er up Of club Of 10
subsirihers or noro. I|'I
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange.
tnent by paying up hli arcarHges
Snecimrn copiea tent free r|nN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
RInnlNl Rlnnksls

An kinds of Blauts, Of tho tsost approved
forms, we'll printed on hne paper, kept con
ntantly On hand and for sale cheap At tho tn
luNE 0fTIcE; such as .T t-.
Doeda, Suu,mous,
Mortgages, SubpOeuaa,
Attack uaents. Eendia,
EHocutionAs constable sales,
blank Nates, &c., &c.
EFIustiees and Nolaries supplied on reas.
ouAhls terms.I0
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
THIN RoIaii Market,

tCaHseied weskl, Ny N, A. BUsktRK n Bro
Nholesuls AID RetstldeAlsft iu Groceries and pre
dues Of sllkiads, 5ht ~han's Rlock Tiain OIL
.... oANnLnn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

Prepared from a prescription Of Sir ] Clarke,
M D. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
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The national Republican., 1861-04-12
FROM PENSACOLA.

The Warrington correspondent Of the New
Orleans Deha writing on the I'd, says the
Brooklyn arrived at Pensacola on the 8 lst ult.,
after ten days absence. He further writes:
"The works commenced are in highly
finished state, and new batteries have been
commenced within the past three days. l
should think Lieut.. Semmer would begin to
consider the erection OF so many in such close
proximity to each other as hardly tending to
strengthen his tenure of Office as monarch Of
the island of Santa Rosa. There are thirteen
companies at present here from Alabama,
numbering, on an average, about ninety men
each; two companies from Georgia, one OF them
numbering one hundred and ten men and the
Zouaves, representing Louisiana. Florida can
hardly be said 10 be represented here, as there
is not a company from that State in the field.
The men and women of Alabama seem to be
imbued with the true spirit Of bravery; they
have fully twelve hundred men here, represent.
ing all classes in the State. Doctors, editors,
ex-Congressmen, State Senators, lawyers, plant.
ers, merchants, and mechanics, occupy the
ranks, many ofthem being full prvates. Work.
ing at the erection of sand batteries ex Con.
gressman Pugh can shovel sand and make ex.
cavations like a son OF Erin hurrying task
Job on Louisiana plantation. Senator Bul.
loch, despite of his bulky condition, works with
will, and several professional men, of un.
doubted talent, work as laboriously as a New
York hod carrier.
"While our population were fleeing from the
apparently near approach of war, whole fami.
lies having deserted their houses, and sought
refuge in shanties in the woods, over twenty
ladies from Albany came down here with their
children and servants to join their husbands,
who were soldering away down in this part Of
Florida, which they all say naturally and geo.
graphically belongs to. Alabama. They are
about right"
In a list of Florida companies reported to be
at Pensacola, numbering little more than
three hundred men, there we're two companies
IN the vicinity, not actually in service, but
merely held in readiness. AS the Deifa's cor.
respondent says, " Florida can hardly be said
10 be represented in the array before Pickens.
The ultimate purpose is, to wipe Florida out,
and divide her between Alabama and Georgia.
To the victors belong the spoils.
Not only does Florida take little part in this
war with her soldiers, but her people are run.
ing away from it. What is happening at Pen.
sacola, as stated above and as confirmed by
other accounts, is the driving off of the peace
fal population of Florida, to seek any shelter
from brutal and plundering soldiery.
To repel this invasion of Florida, is not
" coercton,' but the defence of those who are
entitled to our protection.
The national Republican., 1861-04-12
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

From the n. Y. Tribune of April l..
There is no doubt that orders for the imme-
diste fitting out of the United States ships
Wabash, Perry, and Savannah, have been re-
ceived at the Brooklyn navy yard.
The housing of the Wabash was removed
yesterday, extra hands put to work on her, and
preparations made to put coal on board, which
shows that the authorities are in hurry to
have her completed for commission, From the
appearance of things, her machinery will be
finished by Mr.. King very soon, and steam will
probably be applied on Saturday.
The rigging, carpenter-work, and ordnance,
were taken in hand to be hurriedly got ready.
The Wabash is in fine condition, rates 40 guns
but does not carry more than %; is 5000 tons
burden, and was built in Philadelphia in 1885,
Having been constructed of timber fresh and
green from the woods, and subsequently sent
to warm climate, she was at one time deemed
unsound, but is now all right. She will be fit
for commission in three weeks.
The brig Perry, whose state Of readiness is
to be turned into condition for active service,
will be rugged today. Some riggers are to be
taken on to expedite the job. Six days will suf
fee to put her in duty trim. The Perry is $50
tons burden, carries six guns, and was built ut
Gosport in lS43. She has cruised on nearly
every squadron, and was last attached to the
Paraguay expedition. She can be made ready
for sea in three weeks.
The corvette Savannah, now in the dry dock,
is to be prepared also, we should judge. She
can be in the commissioned state in five weeks.
The Savannah is a sailing corvette, l,726 tons
burden, is rated for "a guns and 500 men, and
was built at Brooklyn in 1872 SJe was a so.
gun frgate until 1857. Her last duty was per.
formed as flag ship of the home squadron, the
Cumberland, now to be replaced by the Mime
sofa, relieving her.