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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
Gre am In Gold Weather

For some reason not yet known,
cream skinned from milk in cCld
weather does not come to butter,
when churnod, SO quickly as that
from the same COW in warm wealth
er. Perhaps the pelicles, which
form the little sacks of butter in
the cream, are somewhat thicker
and tougher.
There are two modes Of obviating
this trouble in . greet degree. One
is, to set the vaa of milk on the
stove, or in some warm place, as
soon rs str; ned, and let it remain
until quito warm--somo say unit
n blubbcr or two rises, or until q
II skim of cream begins to form OF
the surface. Another modo is tC
odd teaspoonlul Of salt to u quar-
of cream when il is skinned.
Cream thus prepared will gencr
ally come to batter in n few min
utcs when churned.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
Housing Cattle.

An English experimenter last
Autumn tied up four bullocks un-
der liovcl, three in separate boxes
and kept seven loose in two yards,
four in one, anI three in another,
each having hovel to run under.
The fourteen beasts were all alike
in age, and treated in the same way,
namely eight pounds Of linsced
cake each per day, three times per
day, three quarters of a bushel of
a bushel Of mangcl wurtzcls, and
hay or oat straw distributed equal.
ly to all.
Those shut upin boxes and those
tied up, were all ready for market
frst, and those fed in the yards re-
placed them in the boxes, but when
they came to be marketed, it was
found that they were not ready by
a month as carly as those that were
fastened or tied up.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

FoppER. The scarcity and high
price of hay in many parts OF the
country, owing to the dry weather,
makes it doubly important to be
eco onomical in its use. We have
kept horses and cattle in very good
condition when their principal food
was corn stalks, cut very short and
wet mp with a little bran, for the
COWS, and a mixture of bran, shorts
ground Gate and corn for the horses.
Racks or other contrivances are es-
sential to keep animals from vast,
ing hay, 1t pays to cut mp all hay
and straw and wet it before feed.
ing.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
farm mud Nonsrltold.
The Sorghum Crop Of 1862.

Few have an idea Of the great
breadth planted in sorghum the
past season. II is estimated by
those best qualified to judge that
not less than 200, 900 to 25O,OO0
acres were cultivated in the free
States and Territories alone. Sup
posing this to have yielded only
200 gallons to the acre, this gives u
product 4O,OOO,oO0 gallons. The
syrup is unusually rich and pleas.
ant this fall, and we notice some of
our citizens laying il up by the bar
rel. A gallon oft is worth two of
Southern molassos for sweetening,
because that las been deprived OF
its crystalizable sugar, while the
sorghum syrup as sold in our mar
kets retains all its sugar. IIurrah
for our Northern Sugar Planters
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
HALTER Dreaming YouYG CoLr

HALTER Dreaming YouNG CoLrs.
There is as much advGetage in
beginning early with a colt as with
a boy. 1t is serious business to
most farmers to break a stout -four
year oldto the halter, and to hand
ling, but begin with a sucking
colt, and you have an easy task
llo takes gentle handling kindly,
may soon be made familiar with
the halter, and do your bidding
After little training, the boys eau
lead him to pasture and to water,
which will be good lesson for them
rs we'll as the colt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

MaNuEE,-Let abundant stores
be now in process of gathering and
manuiacture-leaves, muck, vege.
table refuse-all increase the value
Of n compost heap, livery gill Of
water running from the heap is a
waste of fertility. without shed
convenienccs,a "A few boards will turn
off washing rains. Keep in mind
what a cubic yard of good manure
will be fora square rod of ground,
and then make good use of the
multiplication.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

A DUEL. quarrel betwixt Ensign
Stebbins ana the Lieutenant Of the Thun-
dorborn Inyincibles, last fall, terminated
IN a broadsword fight between these two
officers. Aiter cutting at each other
with desperation for twenty-five minutes
without doing each otter the least injury.
the Lieutenant wanted to have q little
rest, as he felt somewhat fAtigued; but
'act wishing the Ensign to know it, he
said. IL have a very severe cough, which
begins to trouble me; will you give me
time to pu, few Of Bryan's Pulmonie
Waters in my mouth--thcy are the only
thing that gives me relicf, and always
carry them In my pocket, in case Of ne
eessity.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
That Christmas DInner 90 the

That Christmas dinner Co the
so idicrs. Our soldiers in Washing.
ton were all treated to splendid dinner
on Christmas. II will be gratifying to
large number of our readers TO know that
the patients in hospital in Georgetown
were also luvishly supplied with Christ.
mas dirners. At College Hospital, 295
patients par,ook of what was provided. -
The dinner was furnished by donations
from Mrs. Secretary Smith, Mrs Swcen-
sy. Mrs. Hulsr, Mrs. Hines and Mrs,
Woodward, OF Georgetown all Of whom
have secured the lasting gratitude Of the
patients in this hospital for their many
kindnesses. Tho bill of fare was as good
ard various as that OF any other hospital,
and the whole was prepared in style to
please the epicurean tastes. In the din
ing hall the tables were covered with
white cloths, aud were decorated with ev-
ergreens and flowers. The hall itself
was made attractive by numerous wrcaths
aud fss,oons. Beneath the festoou near
est the door was a pyramid Of seven huge
cakes, the whole surmounted with flow.
ers. All the patients who could 60 10 the
table were formed in line in the yard,and
then marched under the direction Of the
steward, Mr. S. +. poorman Of this city,
into the room, aud on entering they divi-
ded and marched down along the tables
which they faced, The chaplain then
asked blessing, after which all paid their
respects to tho sumP,uous banquet This
hospital is in excellent hands, aad under
the excellent management Of Mr.. Poor.
man and his accomplished wife, il will
rank iavorably with any in the District,
There is a number Of sick and wounded
soldiers from Old Seneca in this hospital.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

U Hogs fatten much more rap
idly on the same food in warm wea.
ther, or if provided with warm,
clean pen or sleeping place in the
straw yard. Pure water in abun.
dance, is essential unless fed on
moist food, 1t is generally agreed
now, that cooking or stewing food
Tor hogs pays a good return for the
cost and trouble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
For additional Local
News, see Third Page.

Aun Bettcr.-we stated few
weeks ago that Mr.. Thos. Ncwson had
given three Of his sons to the cause Of
his country. lie however informs MS
that rouR Of his sons enlisted and went
forth to put down the Shareholders rebel
lion
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
Butcrnut l'ntrloiism.--Thcrc h.

a family containing six stout, healthy boys
not hundred miles from this city, who
can slwSys turn out to locofoco meOtings
md to secosh gathering at Fcstoria last
year, they formed quite feature Of the
procession. Well, they turned out how
many do you suppose, to help crush this
monster rebellion Not one I They all
stayed at home, and all voted Ithc butter
nut ticket ut tho last election. This is
the kind Of stuff ,ha, gave the butterpuIs
their largo muiorities.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
whisky nnd Nc w,rnrcrs.--A

whisky nnd Nc wspnrcrs'--A
glass OF whisky is manufactured from,
perhaps, dozen grains Of corn, the value
OF which is too small to be estimated. A
pint OF this mixture sells for one shilling
and if Of good brand, Is considered well
worth the money. II Is drank in a min.
ute or two. Il fires the brain, sharpens
the appetite, derangcs and wcakons the
physical system. On the same sdcbonrd
upon which this delicious beverage is
served lies a newspaper. 1t is covered
with half million Of typcs-lt brings in
telligence from the four quarters of the
globe. The newspaper costs lcss than
the glass Of rgrog, the juice Of few grains
Of cornj but It is no less strange than
true that thero is largo portion Of the
community who think corn juice cheap
and tho newspaper dear -Seie1i0e
American,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
Ronds aud Mortgages 10 be

stnmpcd.--Wheu bond and mortgage,
or note and mortgage are given to become
the same debt, both bond and mortgage,
note and mortgage, require to DO stamp
ed. The bond, US personal bond for n
certain sum OF money, requlrea Il mort
gage stamp; the mortgage mortgage
stamp, and the note bill Of exchange
(nland) stamp, When all those ins'ru-
a,ents, viz: mortgage, bond aud notcs,
are given to secure the same debt, tho
law requires that each instrument shall
have il appropriate stamp.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
LOCAL AND mIscELLANEovs.
IoHN ROBINS, ra,,ov,.


.. Subscribers who do not give express
rs,ise TO the contrary, are considered az wish
ing 70 continue their subscriptions N the IA
per.
2. II subscribers order the disooptinu
snce Of their periodicals. the publisher may
eontinus 70 send them until all arrearage'
are paid.
d Subscribers neglee, or refuse TO take
their periodicals from the office to which
shey we're directed, they are held responsi'
bio .ll they have settled the bill aud order.
sd them discontinued.
4. Subscribers remove TO other places
ui,hou, informing the publishsr. aud the pa
pers are sent to the former direction, they ars
held responsible.
s. The Court, have decided that rcfus
ips 10 take periodicals from the office. OF re
moving and leaving them uncalled for, is
rsrA rioir evidence Of Intentional fraud
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
Mu.W CARTER.
Mrs L. r. WEEKS
MissC. sWoRMsTEiT.
h 1871
Medina, March 1861

eG-The shove named Ladies we are personally nc
qnnsinted with, and know that Tor several years xhe
we lived In Medina, they were great sufferers Mis-.
hasbeenso badly afflicted thar II was with diifcuy
she was able 10 stand upon her feet. few BEETLES oi
Catholicor entirely cured her Of her complaints. MY
wife received great beneit from this medicine. We
recommend IL TO the Ladies of this County az safe
and efficient remedy for the many complaint, they are
suhiecttos
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Herald.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

tT-By the use cf these Pilsthe periodic attacks OF
Nervous or Sick Headache may be preyen,edi and II
taken atthe commencement OF an attack, immediate g
relief from pain and sickness will he obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache which females are subject.
They 'etgenty UPON the bowels-removing Cos.
uyeuess.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons of sedentary habits they ato valuable
yigor to the digestive organs and restoring their
raj elasticity and strength in the whole system.
The CEPIlALlC Pills are the result oil long ir
vest cation and carefully conducted experiments hav
ing been many years, du ing which time they
pTevdnted and relieved vast amount Of pain and sn
fering from Headache whether otsinalinS in the ner
VOWS system or a deranged state OF the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their competition,
and msy he taken al al times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and the absence
Of any disagreeAble taste renders II easy
them TO children.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Herald.

". II. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
For Sale by uuliois & 60, n. II. Snyder, Tinin;
w. Hall, Lowelli Dr.. =. Yates, Green Springs; VIM.
7ininrer, Atticsj u. Hoffman a Co., MoJutchenyie;
an by med dioine dealers throughout the state.
II d. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
n25'lT. Agent for Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
HOME TESTIMONY

Mf. u. BkIsosLEY-Dearsiri Weieel IL a dLtv We
owe 10 the public, 10 state tnat Narsh-ls Cathocon
u medicine invaluable for complaints claed under
The head or Female Diseases We have used yonr
GtWieubsrg Medicine and have bien greatly benefited
thereby, ~ much that were the pfice double we
would have them. To'he thousand OF our ser who
ore suffering nom weaknesses, We would teconmen nd
The Cathocon as sure panacea. II gives ufenghto 10
the system and enables each o tho organs Of the body
to perform their appropriate funciions.
Mrs ~ CARTER
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA. tre

A Benevolent Ihstitutlon established By special En-.
dowment, foFthe Relief ofthe Sick an Di,trs,sea
aihielee with NirusRt AAd Epidemic diseases, ans
especially iof the cure af diseases ofhs Sexual Or.
EGns. 7.
MEploAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the Acting
~~sureeen, 10 all who apply BY stter with dssoFip
No y thd in eases ofsxuems poverty Msdieines fur.
nishsd free OF ehsrye. ~ -''If n ~
VALUABLE REPoRTs on spsms,srlhss. and
other disease OF the ssxusl orgsus sad ths NEW
icted in sealed letter Of charge TIVE
OF three Stamps for posiage win be aeeeptsbis.
AeresS, DR.. J. skIi1.iN uouGHfON, Aennx
NJ con, Howard Atsoeiation, No. 3 south kinth 81
rhilAAslphia, P.. ny order ef,e. Direesers.
EzkA y, ,HEAkrwbl.Ls Ppdds3
cnos Fnnrxuxys escTeNw. ass95Iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
&C. Bcill,arz,

Dental Surgeon. -----Olllce in
shswbapI nlock 2d story, duse,, under the T,ibuns
Office, NarketErseL Tinn Ohio. ocga.N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
BP Y ANTS
PULM0NIC WATERS.
The moSt certain and speedy remedy ever
discovered Tor all diseases Of the
Chest and Lungs. Coughs, Colds, Asth-
mn, Consumption, Bronchitis, ln-
Guonxa, uoarscncss, Difficult
Breathing, Sore Throat,


Me- ~.
These Waters give the most iastantaneou, aud rst
feet rchet aud when persvsetcd With according TO de
rectons neNertni to- effect rapid Hnd lasting cute
fhousan have been restofed 10 perect health, who
have U"d other meanstnNe,n, To all easse, and
all constitutions they are blessing AAdA curo.-npns
need despair, 40 matter how long the disease nav
have existed, or hewcNer severe it may be, provided
he organic structure Of the vital organs u oot hope
les,y deeaysd eNsry ony Afflicted shoaia rive them
an inpaHialuAl
To Nocalists and Public Speakers,
hess Wafer, are nsr'iuuiatly yslushle. They wihin
oNg nAV Iemoye The most severe accsdonal hoarss.
ness and thetrrrgnBt Coz few days vii, Al an
times, increase the powsrHud heNklity the voice,
Witch purpose they s'e regularly used BY many pro.
IeNi0nal NocAlsis,
Jog Mosgs sels rIoprls,sr, RosAsnsr.N.
Price, IS eerts ptt box. tf
Nocalisu aud Public Speaker
NocshHs aud fuShe spesktrs
i0oah,U and Public spsaksu
WIN dnd ntyana Wafer,
NtWtud bUans Mafeu
VIA aud Dp anh " Nfer,
tnvaluah ls 10 tcmovs
lnyaluablc to temoVs
lnNslushle 10 remove
llosneusw sulsere Throat
Hosfseness and sore Throat
hoereness ana sore Threat
And give eieernsu toine Voiee.
And give elesmess 10 the Noipe,
Andgiss olrsrecss to the yeice,
Thsy teRsve In ten minutes,
They rsheNsiRten minutes,
They relieve Ia ten minuts,
Coughs, Colds, snd aldiss0s,
Coughs, Cohs, and al diseases
Ceushs, Coldi, And all disea,ss
ofths Chedand TNNss
ufthe ChestAnd inngs.
Sold hy all nrurgis,,
soldh, all nTuEgi,s
sela BY all DspEgius
AtsSesnn boz
AteS cents bon
'sPnfiy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume 10 the voice.
They impait n delicious a'oin a TO the breath.
They are dslrEhifulto the taste.
They made of simple herbs and cannot harm any
one.
I advise every one who ha, Cough or a Husky
Voice ora Bad Breath or any difficulty oftbe Throat
to get package of my Throat Confsctons they will
relieve you instantly and you will agree with me that
"they go right to the spot" Yon will find them very
useful aud pleasant while travelling OF attending pub.
lie meetings for stilling our Cough slayingy our
thirst. lfyoutry one package, | an safe In aging
that you viii ever afterwards consider them ndispen
ers in MediciLes
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

rev nsvinSs choice lot sfwhts and Brswa So.
ss", G'ssn sRs blssA rss', censs, ks.
,. 4. GREGORY. '
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
FOR SALE BY

For sale In sersea courty byl l.. 81. John & Co.
Dubois N Go and j. I. Mariuarlt, Tifh; II. Hall
Lowell; u. NJ. ATndi, Adriani J. w Miller. Aucs; (;
ID w Hoffman, Berwoki John lewis, Beusville;
g s Younker, Watsons Statiori + p Bliss, Bloomvl;
II C Cfeque' West Lodi; Du Bois * Co., Fostoria;
Jane, Gray, Melmorei NJ sileox, West I.odii
Yates, Green Springs deteTir
md by merchants and druggist, generally throughout
the United States and Canadas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09
Noble, DcNVolf 4 NObIc,

Attorneys a Councillors at Law.
Nice in singer, New Dlock. opposite the court
House. unNeh
". r, Nehls, D.F. pewclr Harrison Noblo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-09

pq5iv.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11
DIABETES and DISEASES of
the KIDNEYS and BLADDER.
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has b.en pronounced by the Medical Fsculy, and the
public 20 he the most wonderful remedy for The per
Iosnent cure Of all diseases OF the STOMACH, LIvER
KIDHEYs and BIZ ODER that ha, ever been offered.
It Is not q "INERAL WATER. 1t 10 from expe
rience that CONSTITUTION WATER has rnapated
ar we now say let doubt, when q single bot tie
has been known to cure diseG o. which the best med
cal talent In the country has 70 ID 10 relieve.
remedy possessing the virtues OF Constitu 4 IN
Water cannot be clastd under 'qusck" preparations
as II IL used b, the mot scien 6c pra onars in
the city. II is only tee nd-cs,s physicians that cry
d,wn popular remedies. while the better skilled make
use Of every means to accomplish cure; and the
Of the physical increases his knowledg Of d
ferent remedies enables him to produce cure, wh,e
others fail the attempt. Science Is satisfied with
the truth.
Givs Constitution Wafer fair tria'-ve mean N
who are under some spesidlist's care from year to
ear and we partcnar alIu e to iaiies who are cen.
staptiy TesoTtng to local tredtnent aud all sorts oil
local app ications for Diseases with much chance Of
success as there u be from local applications to
tie throat for diseases of the brain.
We have always been careful TO use language 10 ouI
circular that cou not shock The most decae organ
iEaiiOn, but we receive so many concentrations from
persons for which Constitution Water Is adapted, and
Of whose disease meohon has been made, that We
have come to the conclusion that II the remedy 10 capa
biz Of producing cure, matter What the disease
ay he, II .ould be made known The medicine 10 VI
up for The public and there should be exceptions.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

The Commissioner OF Interval Revenue IsccmmentS
an increase OF the tax bsnk note crcu atiou tWo nn
Wo.hhh per crnti an ircfeh'e u the duty on dht ei
spiIs to sixty cents per Failon tobscc1 TO twen
cents yer pound on leaf and from Ave 10 twelve cent?,
according to quality, on manufactured; ten cent PER
gallon on crude petr Ilum; two cen 8 per pound on
cotton; he repeal OF the Obacco an peTt lun draw
hac's and yar9uI other changes Of tie lne'n Rove.
nue. laTs tD augment The Iecelp g. The enactE 4 Of
such laws will secure increase Of the Intern II aeve-
nue. 10 the Bmouut 6r gnalIy estmsted, o. $50 QUO
WOay.G tnd are required by the strongest conHde'A-
Il ms Of public policy
Heretofore he expenses Of the war have been defer
REQ oy loans to an extent which hing but the ap,cl
patton U Its speedy termination could fully wsrTabt.
II Ill not escape observation, that the average rate Of
interest 10 new Increasing, and s evident that II must
continue to ihcea with tho increase OF the proportion
OF the Interest bearing to the non intseE bearing nebt
vnd as the Rmouni OF the latter, consisting Of U. g.
no!es and fractional currer cy caunotbe ehaly aug
Inented with nut evil Consequence OF the most ious
ch racte the rate Of interest must increase with the
debt.
In former report the secre a'y pisces the limit to
which the osn In the form Of oeuiHcles could be ca
red ST. 90 0C0 900 Bxpe ienee has hoWu tha, It Gao
bs csrd to Sl5O,tOO COO ard tnSt iB natural limit is
about 'hit sum.
On IN Ist N Dec. the amount OF these certificates
was 945,72O,000 IL would be unsafe tn -refoIe, to
rely on subs anal noTea,e Of loap In hat form.
The limit prsscrtei by law to the sue OF u. s. notes
has teen reached, aud the ecr tary thinks 1t cea'ly
inexpedent TO Increase the amount sufficient cIcula.
tlon having beeu already provided