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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-24
Disposing OF Sorgho Refuse.

A correspondent of tho Ohio Farmer,
writing from Beverly, Illinois, says
Seeing quito q discussion IN the papers
in regard to dspcsing Of the bagassc
from onnc mills when manufacturing syr.
up, thoUgh nv piuu tnigifs b. new A,,i
useh 10 somc of the readers of the Ohio
Farmer. mudc horso-rakc by put
ting six teeth, ~ feet long, in piece
Of 4 by 4 scautling feet long, with
three upright' feet high, aud light
piQce OF board on top for a hlndlc thu
horse being hitclicd with long traces to
each end ol the rake. With this rake |
hauled the baglsse direct fro n the mill
putting lonA around each of my apple
irScs In tho orchard; then covered my
barn lot all over about foot deep. The
advantage or this was, had dry clean
barn.yard % feed my stock in during the
whole winter, aud the following fall
hauled out lin' lot of rich manure.
rhat put around iha apple trees form
cd a complotc mulch that tho pigs and
chickens could not scratch away, pro.
vfnting my growth Of g:ass or weed.
III first summer, aud roltiug down to ,
fine monure the secoud. Ny orchlr,
produced apples oue.thrd larger that
others Ia the vicinity, not mulchcd. Ms
trccs, were just commencing to bear
which might hlvl had some effect but
give the mulch most Of the credit.
JAS. SYKES.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-24

PRorAGATIHG THE CURRARr, The
hest way is TO cut on in early slring be-
fore the buds swell, the growth OF the
last year, close % the old wood make
the cuttings onc foot long; emove all the
eyes except some three or four at the top
Of the eating, TO prevent snckorsi then
place il cumpactlY in good sandy soil 10
hal( It's depth, or six inches. aud by good
care in one yeOr il will be suthciully es.
tabhshed for transplauiing, II should al
ways be cultivated in the form OF small
brush trees, and By skillni pyrsmidal
or espalier form. All superfuous wood
should be carefully pruuCd out every wiu-
ter, aud the plant invigorated with rich
manure in the spring. The curgant or
goosebeuy can be hardly be over led
Pzrdee.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-24
Gems from Old Authors.

lr is better 10 have the praise Of evil
mems hatred, than the scandal Of their
love aud approbation.-Mdnion.
Tur Christian had such an harvest of
glory aud happiness coming, as will
never ne fully got in. twill ho always
rcorng time, in hcaven.-Crip Lee
igroS.
IL all the experiences OF the saints,
there is O universal oneness, aud yet Il
beautiful varoly.---FerRic.
In all doubling fears, and storms Of
conscience, look Ot Christ continually. -
| Do not argue il with SatGn but send
hun To Christ for an answer Viicor.
THnoucHour tho whole Scripture,
there is not one III word ngainst a poor
sinner who Is strpt Of his scllrghteous-
noss. Nay, the Scripture expressly
points outsuch man us the subject OF
gospcl-gracc, aud none else Ioid.
WHEN pump is dry, pail of water
thrown into IL will fetch il auain. II
your sonl 10 in a dry, cold Runic, get u
lively Christian 10 tell you his cxpcri-
INV AlA' HlN W VI IINNNNll AhNAu iAVlh
his heart to yours.-RylaHd
TnERE are in heaven, many thousands
of no rich monuments Of mercy, MS ever
thou canst be, The greatest sinner did
never surpuss the grace of Christ. Ibid.
A believers holy department often
aives check To the sins of Others. -
The rrolunc stand in ave-, when grace
comes forth, and sits like n ruler in the
gate, 10 be seen of all that pass by
GRrRGH.
llE, in whom we trust, O believers, is
great God, and loves to do all things
like himself. Wherefore look for great
things from himself Wherefore. look
for great things from him great assist
nnccs great enurpements great de
livcrancrs yea, the forgving of greH
sins, and the greet gin Of great saliva
tion.--Arropsmih
, SOME omploymcnts may tc bottcr thar
Others Tut there is no omploymcn
50 bad, MS the having none at all tn,
mind will contract n rust, aud an unfit
ness for every good thing and mai
HNNN Nish'i W. hlN nlN NlNlN WIN hNNA
or al lcust innocent business, or il viii
run 10 the worst sort OF waste, to sin an,
vlcc.--A non.
lF Satan haunts thee with fears of thy
, spiritual estate, ply thee to the throne o
, grace, aud beg new copy of thy OLD cyi
, dencr which thou hast lost, The orig
, inal is in the pardon Office in Heaven
, whereof Christ is master. Thy nam,
is on record in that Court, Make tn,
moan to God Hear what news iron
, Heaven, rather than listen to the tale
! that are brought by thiue enemy frou
, hell Can you expect truth from liar
or ctmlor, from an adversary Did III,
devil ever prophesy well of believers
WHEN thou ar, ot the GREATEST pinch
: strength shall come. When tho las
handful OF meal was dressing, then wa
, the prophet sent to keep the widow
hou,e,-GprnaR.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-24
The Great English Remedy!
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Ftmale Piusi!

hepared ifom prescription Of sitJ. Clarke, NJ. d
Physieiaa Sueoriinsry to the Queen.
IVils wellknown medicine is no imposition, but a
sure aud safe remedy foT Femal Difficulties nd
uhsrneiions, fro any cause whatever and ahou sh
PsSsfinl remedy " contains nelhing hpEtOl 10 The
constitution.
Married Ladies II Is peen harly suited. Twill, in
lauty,
in allcases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
In the BACK snd Limbs, ueaviness, Fatigpe slight
eNeTton, PAptAiion ofthe Heart LOwness Of Spint,
Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whiies, anu all the nain.
fal diseases oceasioned by dsoTdered system these
Pills will hectA Nhen all other have led
The directions on The sdpage OF pamphlet are wslloh
seTved
For hl lpsrtieulsrs get pamphlet, itee, o. the sg
n B.-sl Ani6 postage stamps enclosed 10 any sp-
thosred agent, viii insure bottle, containing over
AuRis, bV return mail, oei3l.iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-24
For Colds, Coughs, Diphtherii,
Group, Consumption and an
diseases Of the air passages.

Or Fishers cough mixture known
a. "Fishets Compound syrup Of Ging~s,nis not ONLY
amedtcine ofgres, valus to prevent and cure the
above diseases, but the most agreeable and u fe TO
widrT spTrHd consumption. Same oi lie most en-
hghiehed Physicians reeommendn II and tepresent
a. answering one Alltmporsnt INDIGESTION which
epaEatiOns Of smiaT pFetsnsions haye Wholly failed
to meet, namely. isirensthens ths slomNvh, and i'm
ntsNes digestion, while AZ the sane time Il allays
souEh, trAnqnihHezth the nervous system and produces
iiee and easy eNpsstoratinn. tis Tor saebv al the
ApaiheeaFss in rihn, by Wm, Simmons, Republic;
y P Bliss, Bloomtiilei Wm. Rsinnser, AltieA and
Dubois \ 10, FoaOTia.
Iilln, Mafeh ., lst3-2m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-24

GRAFrISG GRAPE VINES must either
he done carly, before the saps starts.
just as soon as the frost will admit ro-
remoying the earth, or late in June,
when the principal flow Of sap is oyer
II should be done precise as tree grazing
IL performed, covering both stock and
scion with carth, leaving the bud about
an inch below the surface of the soil.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-24

CHArPED HAsDs. Tho following q
said 10 be a sure recipe for the cure OF
ohspped haHds; Dissolve three cents
worth of clarified bseswsx IN three cents
worth OF pure sweet oil, by heating over
n toleraole FIRE. Apply at nigh, before
retiring II desirable, It can be scent
ID.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
SiIas III. Lin d sIey,

A licensed Auctioneer, is nov
rsad, 10 tend 70 all bus mess In hi line tbs, may he
intfusted to his care in Senecs and adjoiningcouu
ties.
eyResidenoe, 2 miles north Of rifHn, on the
Frsmon, Pisnk Road. Az order. left with H. A..
Buskirk n 90 ,Sili he promptly attended TO
Tim, Jan 10, 1853. On
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-24

CAUTION no FRUIr sTEALEns.

remcmber,I remember.
When went hooking peaches,
How dog came aud caught mo
BY the surplus Of my breechesl
How hung fact 10 the bushcs--
How the dug held fast ~ inc.
TIL my crying brought man, who
Fogged me most orful Lrr.
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wv. n. & lI. Noble.

Attorneys 4 Counsetlors at Law.
iioure. noN25
W, II, Noble, Harrison Noble,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-24

a WORD TO FARmrRs.-we find tho
the following in the o. s. Journal, OF
the 10th inst. We hope The suggestion
therein may be acted upon:
We have heard Il suggested in con.
versaton that our farmers would do well
TO plant largely thi. season, aud raise all
that they can Of staple crops. We think
tho suggestion good one. Present pri-
ces Of agricultural products are highly re.
munerative to the farmer. Nor is thoro
a1y probability Of decline IN demand.
Should the war continue beyond the
present season, the army must NC fed and
supplied with animals aud forage
for animals as at present. Should
Il not continue ihon the whole population
Of the South would need our surplus TO
relieve their pressing wants. So that, in
any event. the demand for farm products
must continue to be great and prices
profitable. Last year We had a mos obun'
dnnt harvest; we hope for Ike blessing
the coming year. But there IL, Of course
possibility Of an unpropitious season, anG
Cor this we ought to be prepared by plant
ing largely, 80 the aggregate Of supplies
may not prove insufficient for the need
Of the country.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-24
BR VANS
PULMONIC WATERS.

The most certain and speedy remedy ever
discovered for all diseases of the
Chest aud Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, Consumption, bronchitis, In
nuenzn, IioarseneSs, Difficult
Breathing, Sore Throat,
&c.. &c.
Thes. Waters CIV, the most insiantaneou. and p.r
feet relief and when perssvered with according TO di
recions, nevcrial to Effects rapid and lasting cure
Thousands have heen restored perfect health, who
have trird other means in vain. To all classes an
all constitutions they re a bessingand cure--nonr
need despair, no matter how long the disease ma,
have existed, or however severe II may be, providr
The organic structure Of the vital organs Is not hope
lessy decayed Every one afflicted should give them
an impartial tra.
To vocalists aud Public Speakers,
these Waters are prieulary valuable. They wiIin
oNE nay remove the most severe occasional hoar,e,
nes and their regular use for few days win At II
times, increase the power and feXbity ofths voice,
greatly Improving its tone, compass clearnes Tor
Witch puuoseihe. are regularly used by many pro.
fcssionnl voralists.
IoB MOSES Sole Proprietor, ROehsHsr,N.Y.
Price, 95 cents ~ box.
Vnealists aud Pnblc Speaker
Vocahss and ruIiie Speakers
Voealists aud Public Speakers
win Rnd Bryan's W afcrs
win find Iryan's Wafer,
win hnd BTyan's W aieT,
Invalnab le 10 remove
inva uab'e to remove
Invslnabls To remove
nnaneneu and Sore Throat.
lloaueness and Sore Throa I,
Hosrsensss anu sors Throat,
Md give elesrnes toihe Voice.
And give eieaTness to tie voice.
And give elearness to the voice.
They relievein ten minutes.
They relieyein ten miuutes,
They relieve In ten mi mites,
Coughs, Colds, sud alldise ses
Coughs, Gods, snd all diseases
Coughs, Cods, and all diseases
ofthe Chest and Lungs
Ofthe Chest aud Lungs.
ofIhe Chest nhd Lungs
Sold by all Druggists
Sodbl all DruIgis's
Sold BY all DruisiHH
Al % cents box
At e5 cents a box.
Ate5 cents Il box
teptl2lY
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y. IA. EHOrd,

Attorney at Law, Tiilin. Ohio
oH,ce In shawhsns New Block. ovet shfiyer'ssioTe. q.
luhIm.II
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A. III. Bycrs
e.. II. Watson,

Attorney at Law.-Will attend
promptly 10 siitinas ofrEsi bpsino.s. Office 10 Com.
ncrcisi Row, TINA, ohio. novS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-24

Soar MAkiNG AND WASHING. w Wood
ashes, made from any hord wood, will
make soup. Pine ushcs are nearly worth
loss. beach, maple, birch, hickory, aro
amongst the beet SORTS for teaching. .---
Put sticks and straw in the bottom OF the
leach.tub, packed close aud four quarts
of lime To n barrel Of ashes. Wet and
pound them down MS you put them in,
and thrnpu on water slowly two days he.
fore you let the ley run and il will come
siroug, but should be boiled still stronger
before you Pot In grt use. Bones, rinds,
pristle, and bard scraps, must go into
very strong ley, md will then soon be
eaten up, all but the earthly part ol bones,
which skim cut and save for grapc-vincs
aud pear trees. Make the soap strong
Of glonsc as well as ley, aud do not use Il
til very old, and II viii be- very good
IL should BE- Of a sIavcry consistency.
lLLiNois SsArE FAiR.--Thc Agricul-
tura State Board ol Illinois has dccided
10 bold the State Fair at Decatur, com.
mcucing on the 2Sth Of Sept, mbcr aud
A.
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PORTABLE FIGURING BOLT

IoAAV NIkAtHS MIIL TAVIukf,
Coruer Of Front ard John Streets. Cinciu-
natl, Ohio. The undersigned continues to
manufaeWre. and ohvrs ior sale at a very
low hguse, the very best PoNrABlE WREAr
FLounNe Anls, CoRN MEAb ana FEED
MUS. all &C select French Barr Bio, ks.
SrEAs ES0lNEs, ClBcVLAR Saw MLls, and
his celebrated King OF the Woods Saw
Min.
lie Haness MmselL anes twenty yestS experiences
with al tho latest improvements adaed--iAat his
Millsessanl be snteasssd ~ suy ohvu, An no
sells VIII he watfanted 20 givr sat sfsciion Ter nuta
bliity, tsn ard Good Noik, And whieh eau easily be
krpt 40 order,
paw wishiass noaStf ns,cupiion viii ask,
per mail, and epe Wtl be i0fwertrd imWedsiey
ogrlcR " FaersAy, ISAAC sfRAuB.
hhl1 fNtsnlss,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-24

DO you wish 10 II blessed with and admired fer
PFAHty NHiTE HgdkoUSU TEETH Use Ur WNtt
u. llrRD'S UNRIfALLED TOOTH POWDER,
wouunied free irou arid, alkali, OF any luxurious
sphstnnue. Price gfccnts per box.
tW- beware nl 'h nrtliuury cheap Tooth powlrrs
Witch wlitrn bni esirny.
lO you wish ~ hcsrrinin that your breath is nure
sweet and agrre3ht 10 husband or wife, lover of
tiehhs lse lR. HURD'S CELEBRATED
MOI TIL WASH. iFrce q, cents per bottle.
lhs a'ringeni fash i nlso the beet remedy In the
No'd Tor tANkFy BAD " EArtf. LFEpiSg GUNS,
sopE Mourn. ttcl u has cured huureds.
10 you or Nour clillren suffer ffam TUOrHACttEi
Get hR lluRp'SMAElC IuOTHACHE DROPS,
lfice, - rents pef bnte.
Are yon afflicted with NEURALGIA Get DR..
III KIDS NEURALGIA PhASrERS. The most
effective and drh tldful remedy known.
They do not tefr nor blister, hut soothe md
charm pain nwaN lrv them. Price, - and n
cents Mailed ot treceipt OF price.
\ " atise on BE- best means Of ptcfervins the
Teeth mailed on ecetm Of tho PRICE, 10 cents n Il
plu7hlc ilc VIII ans should be IN the possession
ni every pcr.cn.
For sale atall IL, best stores throughout the coun
nv
tAvtioS,--As tlerr sre dealers who take adynn
tHgcot our advertisements 10 impose upon ileitcus
tutnrrs interior ptsxNss,iaa., " v n.s....vv to la
y upon having wltt 700 call for, and YOU viii arr
@ y" sssr, thoWnElA tested, aud prepared BY ~.
.,, ,uS",s" ,'saiE tkasgrgr gi the New Work Sini"
prntlh'h AsAocialt"Ns hnd vice Ircsiueut or the
New York rity Dentalfoeiely.
Addre" W.B. urRD & co,
Trinu Buildings, New YoHS.
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NuWNt NO WNOvG.
FOR SALE BY

For sale in srreeS count, by L.. -. John & Go
nuloi. 20 aud J +. Msrqusrdt. rifhi n. Ha'
Lowell; ". VI. ATndi, Adrian J, W Miller Ani's
u w Hoffman, Derwiek; John Lewis, Betsvillt
q Younker, Watsons St,tioa; EP Hiss, Hloomv'l u
u q Cfeqae' West Lodii DuBois h Co, Festofia;
lanes Gray. Melmotsi sileoT, Wssi lodii 7
Yates, Green SPRING. dei27.ir
,ndby m@rchans and druggists generally throughoH
the united States and Canadas,
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y. y. StciIscr,

Attorney NJ Law, has resumed
practice md will give .irci attention IN nll husi
,ers entrusted 10 him OlNcc IN the corner nf Eher
tlock directly above the store room Of Mr.. Gsotg,
avlot, and oppositeths shAwhnnllouse, aple
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Mr.H u KISasLRy-D DeaTSiri We reel II n duiv W,
owe the public. 10 state tnat Nnrsh-ls CAihoieon
is medicine valuable for complaints casssd under
the head Of female Diseases We have used youf
Grmfenberg Medicine and have b,en greatly benefited
thereby, 20 much 20, that the price double ".
" ,uh have them. Toihe thousand OF our ser whe
are suffering from weakntsses. We would recommend
the Gathorou rs assure panncgn " gives sirenrthir
the syeri and enables eacro the nrgans or the bodF
to perlor-n their appropriate functions
Mrs w CARTER.
Mv T.. T.. WEEKS
Miss Z. .SWORMsTEITs
Medina, March !. lsGl
eTr The above named Ladies we are retsonally so.
quuainted With and know thai tor several wears While
We lived In Medins, they were great sufferers. Miss
has been badly afflicted that IL was with difcuity
she able 10 stand upon her feet. few bettles Of
Cathoicon eniifev cured her Of her com plants Nv
wife received great benefit from this medicine We
recomme nd IL to tho Ladies' Of this County as .aT.
and Efficient remedy for the many complaint, they are
subjectto. .-..-
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Herald.
II. II. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
For Sale by Dubois Co.. u. ~. Snyder, TifIiA,
u. Hall, Lowell; nr. r. Yates, Green Springs Wm.
Eininrer, Atiicai u. Holman Co., McCuchenv nvills,
an BY medicine dealers throughout the state.
n u, KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
n25.lv. Agent f1r Ohio.
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John McCauIcY.

Attorney at Law, Tifin, 0.
OFFICE. 81 Floor, Tomb's Block.
March 10, 1863. 27--f
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doomed emigrant. Our friend, the Doctor,
would have been stony. hearted-the only
reading allowed the Governor would have
lature, the most ponderous dulluess, yet
poured like lead into the tortured ears of
mankind. The Governor would have had
as little wit and good sense left after their
perusal as the Doctor himself, and would
have been entitled to Surgeons certii-
cate of lunacy.
From all these, and many more calami-
ties, the Supreme Court has saved David
Tod. He canuotbe too grateful: To have
lauguished and pinned for one more view of
isoWnag green Brisr Hill, and sight-of
the flag Of his country, and to have with
cred and died of physical torment and mem
tai inanftion-no fate more terrible is re-
corded in Fox's Book of Martyrs. We shall
hear deep aud prolonged growing from
the Great Ogre. BE yet picks the teeth OF
unsatiated revenge, and sharpens the APP
petite of rnredressed grievances upon the
pitiless rock OF disappointment. selah
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READ 1T.

We would call the special attention of
every reader to the report of the Judge
Advocate General of the u S. army, Hon.
Joseph Holt of Kentucky, giving an official
statement of the terrible enormities and
brutaiities inflicted upon little baud of
Union soldiers who attempted daring feat
in the South year ago, AID who, having
failed, were taken prisoners of war, and
part of them executed as felons, and the
others cxcrucfated With such barbarous
and heIlish infections as surpass the prac-
tees of the dungeon despots OF the Dark
Ages.
No man who has an American heart in
his bosom can fail to feel himself inspired
with new and moro relentless and indy
ing enmity to the accurscd conspiracy,
after reading the official report of Judge
Holt.