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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

TOledO.- On the occasion ofa recent trip
to this live and growing lake city, We OF
course looked up the Tifiu colony.
We found Shawhan L Engleman occupy
ing neat little room aud doing a snug busi-
ness which is rapidly growing They make
a speciality Of Teas and ColFses.
Messrs. SeaIles 4 Warren have their
wooden.ware manuiactory in successful OPP
ration aud are likely to do thriving busi-
meas in that line.
Joshua r. Seney, Esq, is pleasantly Situ.
ated on Summit street, aud has large por-
ton of the legal business transacted in the
city and county.
S. S. Kisinger is engaged in his old avo-
cation Of moving aud raising buildings. He
claims good share OF the Feniau trade.
r. Yost conducted us over the large and
systematically arranged wholesale house OF
Secor & Berian, on Summit street. They
are doing large business, AMI are very ala.
bic gentlemen.
Col. D. F. DeWolf as superintendent Of
the schools, is well situated and has many
personal friends,
Mr.. RObt, Crum's spice mill was grinding
industriously, aud with doubtless good pecu.
MARY returns
Victor Keen, as Clerk Of Court, dis a
lucrative Office aud Is kept busy BY the de
mands ma lie upon him.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
OPTHALMIA,

or, Inflammation ofthe Eyes, not upfrequent.
ly sTses Tom disorlered state of the stOm.
schi a few doses Of Roback's Blood Pills will. IN
most cases, effect cure by removing the oase
Hcrshlser Myors. Ahle Agrnis.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

PorutAR Mvptctsr il the WAVs Pss Osmpos-d
Large quantities have been used for Colds, Sure
Throats, Weak Lungs, Kidney Compls ints, and
like diseases, and gwen perfect satisfaction, All
h, uaa uraksr n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
Thank You.

Thank You. u.---Friend NeCutehen, the
we'll known agent for tho Wilcox and Gibbs
Sewing Machine will accept our thanks for the
valuable remembranees presented during the
week, We are not able to measure our gratitude
and viii at once cut short our remarks by adviE-
ing everybody 70 call and examine his ma
chimes, He leaves all try them until satis6ed
before buying. Get one 10 try and satisfy your
self that they are the bost for All kinds Of family
use In the market ~.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. m

List Of LottOrs-Remaining In the Tirn p.
o., July 10Th 1865.
A. Aaron; II Bennyhoff, Michael BAstian, D. T.
Baltzly, Michael Deckley, william Baker.
Andrew Bihn, A. BiKter, AlvA l., Caughey, will
lam Colthrust, z. Cone, Rebeeca J. Deavcr
conrod Diser (foreignl, cAtharine DomSn,
Miss Garry Dice, Michael Flynn, u II Farm
hand, Freseh, Lib Free, william Gibbons
Martin HALEY, II Ilartar, MRii-sN Hedges, J.
Hayver, Samuel Kemphcr, Anthony Kestner
Walter Kellogg, Elizabeth KeAfer, Frank KArler
John Knouse, Margaret Lanswood, Allie Lower
Loeser, Cartie Lease, Agnes Ley, Nicholas
Lieber, Ellen Mcclellan, Henry MAstiff, Hetts
McLoui. Nelson Middough, ChoTles Moesuer,
Mahala Miller, s Miller, MargaIet Mower
Hattie Owen, David Purssll (forelgnl, T reetry
4 Pugher Joseph Raman, David Roop, Joseph
Schaw, George ~chillinger (foreign) A + Spade
Adam Spade, John Start, Aaron swaEgart, sAm-
uel smith, 7 St'rtsman, = s Taylor, Ynlen'
tine Nicebaker, Samuel Weiser, @ Wilson
William Wolford.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
LADIES REJOICE.


NC more hard sewing no more hard knitting
for Z. IL. Sting has the best sewing and
knitting machines now In usa. The American
knitting Machine 10 the only machine on which
the heel OF n stocking can be nnished They are
simple that child can mike ttA own stock ings
The Improved genuine Howe Sewing Machine
comes out No. whenever II stands on trial be.
aide other machines, as you know II did At the
Paris, London, aud New York fairs. II l. adHpt-
ed for course work as well As hne. The hemming
Telling, tuokinE, oorling. bradng. quilting, < th-
cring, and hemstitching cannot be surpasscd on
any other machine Some people buy the A. u
Howe machine for the genuinei to avoid this mis-
take look for the trade mark (the head OF Elias
Howol that 10 emhedded IN every genuine Howe
sewing machine The A. Howe is no compar.
ison 10 the genuine There will be presented to
the purchaser Of every genuine Howe machine,
"MeCAlps Royal ChArth for cutting ladies' and
child ems dresses. The machines are warranted
for thrss years,
have also got the Singer, the Etna, the Inn
p.eved Star shuttle, and can furnish the A. n.
HOSe, II II IL wanted. AN determined not TO be
undeTsold by any agents In the country.
Remember that am IN the business Of repair
ing all kincs OF sewing machines, II yon have
any out OF order. Please give me a call and viii
give YOU satisfaction.
I will take orders for all kinds Of seal press.
es steel stamps and stencil plates, and viii furn
ism thom ~ cheap ~ they can be got in larger
cities
Rooms on MAlnst,, over Kroh & Elders China
store. c. II. STING.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
PrImarr MeetIngs .--we have re.

FFlmarl heehuss' we nave reoe'cu
reports nom the following primary meetings
TtRsr WkRb.
Delegates to County Convention--C. X. Wat
son, Levi Weirick, q. J. Keen, J. r. Huss, Lew.
IL BaltEell, 4. j. Wilson, J. H. Pitcngcr, John
Nays, A, W, Miller, Chss. Leiner, A. q, sheath
and u. G. Myers
Congressional DclegAies--J. T. Russ and @. J.
Keen. Alternates-Lcvi weirick aud Lewis
Baltaell.
SECOND WAEp.
Delegates to County Couventon-John Raup,
W. Il. Steele, r. q. Pennington, John Htll, soil
ONION kaup, l.. A. Hall, A. c. Baldwin and H. w
HuBbard
Congressional Dc,egsles--R. a. Pennington and
l., A. HALL. Alternates-A. G, Baldwin and A. o
Barber.
scfrio TOWNSHIP,
County pclcsates--phlo Bugbce, G. Osborn,
N. q, Ogden, j. :. Smith, >, W. Mills, John l.,
Cole, Mp. Colwell, a. NJ Ogden, John W. Clay,
John Swigert, and ID, II. Ogden.
Congressional Delegatcs-lohn l.. Colo and
Capt. Asa Way. Altcrnates--N. 7. Colwoll aud
Collins Osborn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
Notice of appointment,

IL The District Court Of the Unitsd States for
y the Northern District Of hi0 !n the matter of
larry ANtell Palmer, DNnkruri In Dsnk rnntcS
~, 70 Thom u may concern. Tns undersigned ! =
~ giyesno zee OF his appointment "a as .sfss
heneea and State of Dhio. who has county OF
,sa nasnsrnpt on ai own petitio S'sS sS "Hnssea
court oIsaI|. District. - oy the Disois'
"orwalk, Ohio, Jur % isss w. Ass'snase;; a,s;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
LEUCORRHGl,

ar, Whites. whic,., foI,or local debility and
-, <, J,"hnsHtu"or-~i weakness, can be effectually
Tpstsu p py We use Of Robacke stomach Bitters
a. a. n'' - the druggist sell You any other RENE.
~ - those BitteTs are prepared with especial
.rfersnee to this complaint, and are warranted TO
cure. HerahIser Myers, Sole Agents. noSom2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Hot Days! Keep COOl!-In the sultry
days now upon us, It's every body's business to
"keop cool" The best to do It, is 10 get one
Of Bloom Mason's Refrlgemtors, Water Cool.
ers and Forrey's Ice Cream Freezers. 37w3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

Re-arrested. Hiram Donald son was ar
rested Friday evening last, and had an exam,
ination before Esquire ST John, charged with
making threats against the lives of several
persons. lie was bound over to court and
failing to give bail was seut to Jail. He vii
probably be taken out on writ Of Habeas
Corpus. - Wood Co. SsnGHel.
This man Donaldson is the individual who
our readers will remember, was tried aud
acquitted at our last term Of court on the
charge OF murder. II the above is correct
he is undoubtedly bad man and the decision
of the jury in the case tried here should have
been the reverse of what il was.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

Buslness Matters. The New York pa
pers are predicting an early and good fall
trade, and the indications are that this eI-
Pectation will be realized. The first move
ment in this direction must be distribution
Of the surplus money of the country, which
has accumulated in New York. THIS is now
beginning. Evidences of il are to be found
in the rates Of exchange, The wool crop
has already furnished large amount OF eI-
change, aud next we shall have heavy
wheat crop; which, owing to light stocks
n all the markets and high prices prevailing,
will be moved freely and early.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
MAMMOTH BOTTLES ONLY IS CENTS
EucENIE HAIR REsroRER THE CHEAPEST
AND REST.

Ehe EvoENiE HAtR REsroRER ecilpses all
Raown discoveries for the rspidity with which II
restores gray and faded hair TO Its natural color
promotes Its rapid aud healthy growth, prevents
sAd stops II when falling of, and ia a most luxu-
fisnt dressing for the Hair, rendering Il soft,
silky, and iustrous. Mammoth bottles only IS
cents. Sold By }. '. Marquardt, sole agent,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
Keep Your Blood Pure.

TlHERE are no remedies, nov before tho pub
aud reconstruct $50 to speak, the whole system as
R0backS Blood Purihsr. Blood Pills and stOm.
ach Bittsrs. Hershiser Myers, Sole Agents.
no3O 2rn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
rIrRIN NlARRRrs.
TlFFtN MAHhhEss
Corrected sssEly: hy a sn'aths

Corrected weekly. by q n. snsath.
time, ohis SuiY =, tSss
FLOUR Sto,OO
WHEAT-si i5 from teams
CouN-6o cts,
RYE-i ~ to 81 IS per buahel.
OATS-60 cents.
CLOVER SEED-aA60 TO GOO
TIMOTHY SEED-Sl so.
FLAX SEEn-at,T6 60 a. 90.
BARLEY-a2,oO per bushel.
BUTTER-iS rcnts per pound.
EGGS--I5 cents per dozen.
LARD-in keEs 10 cents per pound.
POT rArbES-St 30 per bushcl,
TALLOW--tOceuta per pound.
CANDLES-Stearine IS, tRllos 20c per pound.
wHISKEY-al,,o, and common $50 per gallon
HAMS-iSr; sugar cured IS cents per pound.
BEESWAN-33 TO Is cents per pound.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
ERYSlPELAS,

ar. So. Anthony's Fire, can bs most efI.ctnel.
" " eradicated BY the use Of Roback'e Bloo1
Purifier in conjunction with Robaek' 3 Blood p,ll.
HershiSer Myers Sole Ageuts, nose ar.1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

Primo Teas ...Ar Nathan Beck has just
received the finest assortment Of Teas ever
brought to this market Give him a call aud
Judge for yourself Rooms No 2, Empire
Block, with Ryan L BrinkerhoG. no 80 80
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
Fine Bargain OGered.-A tract o

Fine Bargain Onered.-A tract ofland
containing thlrty acres-eiGht of timber, and
balance good farming or gardening land sit
uated one mile from TifIin, on the south
Greenfield road II also furnishes splen
did site for an out-oftown residence. This
whole or either half will be sold. IL desired
Price, 50, 700. Terms easy, and will be made
known on application al Hershiser 4 Myers
Drug Store. 37u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
TRAINS GOING RAsT.

REEVES AM BROSIA
FOR HAIR. IMPROVED.
tis an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
II causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
II keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy
II inVigOrstes the Roots Of the Hair
u forces the HAis and Beard to grow luHnriAntly.
II Immediately stops Hair Falling Ont.
ttesps che Halrfrom Changing Color from Age.
II restores Grey Hair to its Original Color.
II brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
II II composed entirely OF slmple ard purely
vegetable aubstAnces.
Jth.s received eser siS thousand voluntary tes-
timoniNls OF its excellence many 0f which
are from physicians In high standing.
II ts sold in half pound bottles (the name blown
in the glassl, by Druggists and Dealers In
Fancy Goods everywhere. Al One Dollar
per Bottle. Wholesale by nemas
BArnss 4 Co.; Y. @. Wells Co.; sehieeelin Coz
ns22 I'm Nsv York,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
Marriage LIcenscs.-During the pl

Marriage Licenses. es.--During the pas
month, the following promises to " love, homo
and obey "were soemr iLedi
Andrew II. Headley and Elizabeth Walters.
Lewis Overmire and Mary Kelley.
Melvin Chapman and Cath. Ann shAnks.
orson Mcintyre and Alice A. Myers.
Fred. hollenberger and Mary wick.
Matthias burn and Ann Z. Creeger
Casper Gessner and Lucy Raker.
Nicholas DOMAIN and Mary SSmen.
John NJ. Dillon and Mary +. stulz.
Mathew Case and Lena Seibert.
Andrew Heimpleman and Barbara Fisher.
Jacob Zimmerman and Mary A. Cookerly.
VIM J. Kuder and Jane MeGonigAl.
James Van vleet, and Mary Shaull.
James Thomas aud Annetta Keys.
Thomas j. Earl and Naomi Miller
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
PuRI.IsnFRa, NoricE.

All Advertisements intended to appear in the
current week. must be handed In as eatiy as
Wednesday morning.
We aim to make tue tribune a repository Of
Local Events, IN all parts Of the county, anu We
weuld thank our friends in the different Town
ships for any Items OF interest they may scnd Us.
For the ampaign.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
sprriol Nutites.

"ohi thst will Be IovfuIr, when men and
women throw "Physie TO the doas - and when q
fthe out of order, OF 70 prere getting ont of or
der, take Plantation Btters. Are you Dyspen.
% are you SICK and don't know what ails you 7
We hsve been, and WAS recommended TO Try the
Plantation Bittera, which we did with great sat
lefacton and entire success. Delicate Females, ,
Clergymen, Merchants, Lawyers, and persons OF
eedentary Habits, are particularly benefited by
These Btters. The sale is perfectly enormous.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
Attachment.

against Justice OF the Peace for
J. r. Smith, Deft. Reed tp., Seneca Co., o.
ON the 2Oth day Of June, lsls, said Justice il
~ sued an order Of attachment in the Above
action for the sum Of nineteen dollars and forty
one hundredths. MICHAEL Skinner.
Reed Tp., Seneca Co., o, no37 w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
Patronize the Best.


HAVING the largest capital, most experienced
IL buyers, and extensive trade OF any concern 10
the Doll,T sale business, We
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
in every instance and also the best selection OF
Goods sVef Onereda
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
No other concern has any show wherever our
Agents are selling Our MOTTO, Prompt and Re-
liAble.n Male and female agents wanted in city
and country
THE L DIES
Are particularly requested to try our popular
club syetem Of selling all kinds OF Dry and Fancy
Goods, Dress Patterns, Cotton Cloth, Castors, sll.
vcr PiAtud Goods Watches, sc. Established
1854 patent pen fountain aud check desc'ib.
Ing AN article to he sod for dollar, i0otBi 20 for
s2i 20 for a.; 90 for ss; no for $40; sent by
mail. Free presents TO gelter up, tworth so pcr
cent. more than those sent by any other conoeTn),
acc riding to siIe OF club. send u trial club, or
Ifnot do not fail tn send for q circular
y. --iiur ,les should not he cias-ed with New
YORK dollar Iewrlry sale or bOgus "Tea Compa-
| nies," 80 a 10 nothing Of the sort.
EASTMAN & KENDALL,
| no3l-sm. s. Hanover Strcet, Bonton, Mass.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
NOTICE.

A IL persons knowing themselves indebted IN
" the late irm OF roorman 4 Miller, or havIpF
elsms against said irm, viii please rsii and set.
tle the same, ~ once with the undeFsigned, As
NOV. tst. 1867 n moi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS

n HE Subscription Books Of the six por cent,
] preferred capital stock Of "rhe THIN Gold
and silver Mining Company OF Colorado" are
now open. John Shock. Esq, is general agent %
solicit subscriptions and collect the same,
LUTHER A. HALL. sec'y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

For Sale Cheap! Il wiIlse't my whole
sale and retail Tobacco Store, on Main street,
frontiug the Court House, AZ reasonable figures,
as { desire to remove 20 the West. For terms
apply A. once 10 PHILLIP ToKAYER.
June 20, ls65-tf
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For The ampaign


From the lst Of May, until after the Presi-
dental election, we will send the rRIBuSE, to
persons residing in this county, at the follow
ing rates. Cash in ddpaAee.)
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
Wan.ed---SOap Fat!

THE undersigned will pay Al his Ashery on
i franklin street, 10 the Second Ward, from
to cents per pound for spoiled pork fat, and
soap grease Persons will hnd IL to their adyan.
tnge TO sell their fat At these prices than by MAX
ing IL into SOAP at q small advance,
TtfHn. o. NAV IL 16n0 uoiOmg
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-12

AN IMPORTANT MArrER--The attention Of all
persons interested in jackson Railroad stock is
directed to the notification in another column that
there viii be held. tomorrow morning from to
3 O'clock. at the company's Office. No. A Csron-
delet street, meeting, wherest it will be decided
by a vote Of the stockholders whether proposed
amendment to the charter shall be adopted or
rejected. The principal provision Of the amend
ment is, that hereafter at all elections for direc-
tors in the New Orleans. jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company, neither the COVER
nor of the State Of Mississippi nor the governor Of
Louisiana. nor the mayor of the city of New
Orleans shall be empowered or authorized to vote
on the shares Of stock owned by either of said
States or said city in said Company" Those
directly concerned in the matter viii find
IL to their advantage to refer to the notice 10
another column.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-12

VrsIroRs TO THE CHY.-Msny men have won
dered how Mr.. s. N. Moody has been able to keep
mp his advertising. The answer is very simple
one it Is his-he-advertses, to bring the people
TO his store, and the going there guarantees
sale. his stock is complete In detail. and every
one Is too familiar with the name of Moody ever
20 lose sight OF his being general benefactor to
the community and a source Of satisfaction to his
hosts Of friends. His wholesale rooms must en-
gage the attention Of every buyer as the facilities
he Is prepared to offer the trade are seldom to be
met with. Give him q call.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-12

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1ueBr JUHcrzoN and Ds- HARzeoLD's PaEscnr.
TONS. By Ohas. Dickens. fhiIadelphia p
tessor 3 Bros. New Ozlesns: Blelock. Co.,
$50 Canal street.
This Il the twenty first volume Of Peterson's
cheap edition Of Chas. Dickens's works., The
re- = published at the very low price Of twenty
i've cents number, and ID wen printed upon fair
paper with handsome type.
OLD MORTALITY. By Sir Walter Scott. Phila-
delphia: Peterson 3 Bros New Orleans: Bic
lock l. Co., $50 Canal street.
This pamphlet edition of the immortal works of
the Wizard oftbe North h printed in style uni
form with the Peterson cheap edition of Dickens.
The publishers claim that the cheapest edition
Of the waverly novels ever published in this or
sny other country. if 1
TIE MARRIAGE VERDICT. By Alexander Dumas.
Philadelphia: Peterson 4 Bros. New Orleans
Blelock Co., 100 Canal street. sH
This well known work OF fiction needs no COM
ment or criticism at this day. The novels Of Da-
mas are devoured by successive generations OF
resders, and for long time to come are likely to
be among the most saleable Of the booksellers
stocks. This one exhibits some of the most
glazing faults. and many of the truest merits of
its famous author. e W letf.l ~
FIVE HrxpRED POUNDS REWARD. A Novel. By
Bsrrlster. New York: Harper L Bros.
New Orleans: Geo. Ellis, opposite the Post
Office.
since "Ten Thousand Year." and other works
by Warren, exhibited what might be done by the
votares Of the perfection of reason" in the
walks Of romance and fiction, the name OF bar
rister coupled with the authorship OF an English
novel is well calculated to commend 1t to infelli-
gent acceptance. and to excite well grounded ex.
pectation Of pleasant reading.
SooSKR OR LATER. By Shirley Brooks, author of
" The Silver Cord, y g The Gordian Knot, etc.
With illustrations BY G. On Maurier. New
York Harper 4 Brothers. For sale in New Or.
leans by George Ellis, opposite the Postofice
The characters and scenes in this work are
sketched with bold and free pen, which has ex-
posed the author to some animadversion on the
part of persons who deem his descriptions more
likely to prove interesting by their vigor aud
plainness than to point wholesome moral But
poetic Justice and moral purpose are not now
capops of fictitious literature. m
by History of the Religious Wars in the Reign
OF Charles TX. By Henry White. With Illus
trations. New York: Harper Il Bros. George
Ellis, opposite the Postofice.
The history Of prosecutions, political or re-
ligious. is marked by much sameness, but is full
of interest for all who would draw lessons from
the past for better understanding the present. In
this respect the above work is eminently inter
esting.
A SMALLER HISTORY OF ESGLAND-From the
Earliest Times to the Year 1862. Edited by
William Smith. l.. l.. ID. Illustrated. New
York; Harper Bros. George Ellis, opposite
the Postoffce. M 80
An acceptable compendium. arranged with
judgment, and condensed without being obscure.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-12


How DICKENS AND BULwER WBITE.-From a
paper on Busy Brains' in the last Atlantic we
extract the following:
Dickens's favorite time for composition is said
10 be in the morning. Powell, in his Notices Of
Living Authors of England" says that he writes
until about or O'clock when he lunches. and
afterward takes walk for couple Of hours re-
turns to dinner, and gives the evening to his own
or a friends fireside. Sometimes his method of
labor is more intense and unremitting. OF his
delightful little Christmas book, The Chimes"
the author says, in letter TO . friend, that be
shut himself up for one month close and tight
over IL.
All my affections and passions got twined and
knotted up in it, and became as haggsrd as
murderer long before wrote The End When
had done that. like The man of Thessaiy,' who :,
having scratched his eyes out in a quickest hedge,
plunged into bramble bush to scratch them in
again i fed to Venice TO recover the composure
had disturbed When his Imagination begins to
outline new novel. with vague thoughts rife
within him, be goes " wandering about at night
into the strongest Places" he says, (" seeking
rest and finding none-n
Bulwer ompishes his voIuminous produc-
tons in about three hours day. usually from 10
to 1, and seldom later, writing all with his own
hand. Composition was at first very laborious TO
him, but he gave himself sedulously to mastering
rs difficulties, and Is said to have rewritten some
Of his brisfer productions eight or nine times be-
fore publication. BE now writes very rapidly.
averaging. 1t is said, twenty octave pages e Law.
BE says Of himself, 10 letter to friend II
liferatize away in the morning. ride at 3, 20 10
bed At 5, dine at 6, and get through the evening
as bestI may, some times by correcting proof.'u