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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

t8-The Tifin screnading olubpaid visit to
Mr. Gibson's residence, fcw evenings since, and
were taken in and done for In handsome style
Mr.. g. is triumph" among the boys, and on
such occasions generally goes in lemons, squeeze
or get squeezed" The boys express themselves
moquENrLy over their country visit, aud theru.
raj hospitality.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
The BOSTON Olive Rrnnoh

Has recently undergone some important i'm
improvements, which will render it quite favor.
ite in the household aud literary circles. The
BRANCH ranks as a first class family newspaper
-instructing and entertaining. it happily min.
giles all the departments Of literature without be
ing too learned and heavy, yet it does not descend
to the pratieal, blood-and- thunder coarse sphere
which too often ehameterizes many otherwise
readable journals. The assistance Of several ad
ditional writers, is announced, and to those o.
our regders in want Of such paper we would Ad
wise them TO subscribe for the Olive Branch
Henry Upham and George L. Dix, Boston, Mass
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

esg-Tho preliminary trial Of Fe,ry and Law
renee Wolff on a charge Of assault and robbery
noticed by the Tribune last week, WINS concluded
ON Saturday afternoon last. The defendants were
bound over in the sum Of $500 each, to answer at
the next term Of the common Pleas court.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

eB- Burts great Circus will be in town, next
SATURDAY, with all the attractions Of shows gener
ally, OF course the elowd will be very witty
and each performer Star" The man that is
too poor to tako paper. will be in town with his
wife, nine children and little dog.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

The Marion Prcsbytcry Of the o. S. Presbyte-
rian Church will meet in this place on Tuesday
next and remain in session for two or three days.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

fE-We have received another excellent letter
from our Columbus correspondent, which is uu.
avoidably deferred until next week, on account
ofita lonrlh
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
-. I.0.O.F.-Oakley Lodg,

Cz'' All Advertisements MUST be handed in by
Wednesday Of each week, to secure their appear
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

retund he money. dere that those shna o nurchase
should cali and examine stock heofe buvnr rs sherr
Country Dealers arr respectfully Invited 70 call and exam
ne my stuck
tpRemembst tho place, Market street, oppo,lp shaw.
hans nlock, Tian, ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
of the jackson Township
t'liud slips Club.

TIEAMULEs
Whereas, A deadly hatred has been manifested
towards, and supreme contempt, shown for the
Working Glass ofthesc United States, who Earn
their Bread by the sweat Of their brow" by Ar.
istocrats, wealthy Monopolsts, Southern Oil
garchists and Slave Breeders; and Whereas
MUCH LEARNING AND PROFOUND THOUGHT, has been
expended in selecting, and forming words and
epithets, mean enough 10 stigmntize and dc.
nounoe the Hard Fisted Yeomanry" Of the coun.
try; and since, that Master Genius, Senator Ham
mond of South Carolina, bore the pains Of travail
and was safely delivered in the capitol at Wash.
ington, (in the presence Of many Senators and
anxious sympathizers,) Of that LEGITIMATE, COM
PREHENslyE AND MASTER PRODUCTION, "MUD SILL" ."
We do willingly, and cor OUR OWN ACCORD, "
accept the title, as beftting us, and appropriate
to our occupation; and hence, do form ourselves
into mud Sill" Club under the following
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

Tiffin Prices Current,
tcoRsEorNp wnrELv Hyl
SH YER & SHEATH ,
Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries Carpotinrs Boots an
Bhons and Ready-Mads Clothing. And pufohdsui Of 6v
sry description or Grain and Produce for Cash,
WHEAr--sO, ,Q5aiO3.
UoHs--(shelleD $1,000.
DO tEaO 55c.
RyE-55 ass.
BARLEy-f0G45.
Okrs-O00f0c,
hEAgs-0.1s
PorAroEs-50c.
FLAx ssED-s07s nn,00.
IGNorHY sEEp--0 O06O00
RUrrEa--00@12c,
LknD-8
TALLow-9 009c.
SMoEEn lANs-Osat0c.
do StnEs ASH SHOULDN'T 6aO6c.
PttKufo FoRa-S2gc.
MkPLE sUeAR--t0c,
DO MohAssHs-i007Jc.
nEEswAx--2na25c.
FEsrHEas--Ji Gg0c
kAa3--dc,
bay ATgtEs-stt0 a4Bt
GHEEN iiiDEs-3Ho peflb.
DHE do los
Edds-0d0fc. 3 dozen
PoRV-sl,O0ai.sq.
Clovr Seei-s3, so a9,50
WooL-25 Gle
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

Art J.. This society shall be called the Jack
son Township "Mud Sill" Club.
Art 2. The officers Of this Club, shall consist
Of President, Vice President Secretary, Treas
urer and an Executive Committee, to consist Of
one Member, from each Sub-Sohool District in the
Township.
Art 3. The President, Vice President, Secre-
tary and Treasurer, shall discharge the duties,
usually performed by such officers.
Art 4. The Executive Committee shall visit
individually, or collectively, all voters in the
Township, and give all, who are neither AFRAID
nor ASHAMED TO LABOR, and 10 associate with la
borors, an opportunity TO join this Club by sign
ing their names TO this Constitution.
Art 3. The object Of this Club, shall be, 10
ELEVATE THE dignity of"White Labor" by unit
ing those who have been denounced as "Greasy
Mechanics" Filthy Operatives" Low Bred
Farmers" and "MUD sILLs," aud TO elevate US to
position, that will enable us 10 give naughty
ARlsrooRATs AND DRUNKEN, BULLYING POLITICIANS,
10 know, that we will no longer be forced 10 the
polls" "Like dumb, driven cattle" and that
will place us in a condition that we may cause
Slave Drivers and those who are engaged in man
uiaeturing children (that are neither Black nor
White" Destitute Of souls, y and who DEsE-
CRATE the SACRED, AND HONORABLE POSITION or
FATHER, by BRUrALLY DESERVING AND INnUMANLY
SELLING THE OFFSPRING or THEIR OWN BODIES EN-
PHATIcALLY TO UNDERSTAND, that we defy them
LONGER 10 CRACK THEIR wHIPs, on, on OVER Us.
Art. 6. Any person may become a member Of
this Club, who is willing 10 THINK AND ACT ron
HIMSELF, who believes those that labor with their
hands, are the Lords Of the Soil" aud the TRUE
AND ONLY NOBILITY, and who will use all HONOR
ABtg MEANS 10 elect men 10 act as our servants in
Office, who believe and practice the same doe
trine
Art. 7. This Club shall meet at least once q
month, and as much oitener as the members may
deem expedient The time, and place of meeting
may be designated by the society Of officers
Art. 8. The officers of this Club shall be elec
ted Vive Voce and shall serve three months and
until their successors are elected
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
Court Of Common Pleas Seneca oounty
Ohm.

William Sullivan Va. James Toner.
rTNHE defendant James Ioneb will take notice that o.
the Isl day Of December 1857, the pllntiui VIM tui.
van, filed his petition n the shove nlmed .gaint
the said defendant that the oho and prayer Of ad po
on IL judgment against the aaid defendant ot
the amount due painun from snd defendant upon duo
bill made BY the said defendant bearing date Apu tihi
1857 for the sum of twenty and sluO dolaA paya
hie 10 said plaintiff o boafer, with Interest thereon n
April eth isi7 un 90 snbsct he property Of iaid de-
ondan Ia said Scneoa county 20 the paymoni Of unch
Judgment; and that said defendant Il laqurod
said petition By ths i8h day Of fsenemher d les9.
STEM 4 JOHNSON,
auadGW. D. r o1 so. flantlRS Auogaoya-
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

tFA reduction Of per cent. from the above rates will
be made for Cash
The Space occupied by 10 lines Of The type composing the
body Of the advertisement, will be considered square
An traadent aversemsnt', together with Admins,ra
tlon, Attachment Road aui Ditch Notices, mut bo paid
FOR IN advance.
Advertisements inserted for iudsfnits time viii be
charged for until orlered ont
When yearly advertisements inserted one or more
changes will be allowed
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
For the stnte Fnlr.

The following is the Tifin Time Table, on the
S. d. & O. R. r., during State Fair week:
LEAVE rIFFN FOR sANDUsKY,
245 A. NJ; $3.50 A. NJ; $50 A. NJ; $40 A.
NJ .A.gi p NJ
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

tB-Fino lots Of Cattle and sheep have passed
through TiAin, during the last few days
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

LEAVE sASDUsHY,
lO:l5 \. NJ; l.45 p. NJ; 500 p. NJ.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
sPEoIAC NOTICES:
Ratios of Advertisine,

Agreed upou by the propretori Of the THIN Tribune and
Seneca Advertiser, May 10th, 1885, to be strictly enforced
IN all oaseri
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
Court Of Common Pleas, Seneca eOuntTs

IA a. b. KooblsfVs james Toner and David O MyIes.
THE said James Toner will take notice that The sait
pi9inihs had their petition In the couit above mined
dants My1gs and TOuefi that the object of said on a
obtain judgment against defendants of tho amoHui dug
pomssoB note made By the defendants bearing date
June 23l 1857 Tor iiKtyone and 2aoo dosrs, PAYABLE
day aer date 70 said paiu bearer with aiefet.
and subject the property Of said Toner Ia said county 10
he payment Of said iudsneu that The prayer Of said re-
on h Tor judgment iof dhy.sN and 2aiuo dolun, with
interest thereon hom 23t jane, le9and that said foHef
h required 10 answer said petition By the 18Th day Of Sep
tembef, IR59. STEM s JOHNSON,
aug56w D. T. - 50. Plainud' AitomaYf.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

OFTIcE o. TRHlsUnER o. STAYS,
CoLuNHUs, Ohio, June 18th, 1888
Ii persons hay ng claims against The Seneca County
IA Back, other than circulating notes, will present he
same to W. B. Thra, Of Columbus, Reeeiver and make
legal proof thereof. A. p. STONE,
inio-6m. Treasurer,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

fs9-oho State ami Uuipu Law oollogo.-This In
tuti5n has been removed to Cleveland, Ohio. Degrees
are legally conferred aud Students graduatug may be
admitted TO practice ForCr5uar address, At Cleveland,
dc25.ir NJ A. KING, Secretary.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE l. one Of the
largest and best weekly papers Of the day An Imperial
0uafo continuing eight pages, FoRrY ooLuANs, en-
icT,aining original matter and elegantly illustrated every
week.
oiFr WORTH FH0N 50 cgNrs $50 90 m aoLn, wiiI
M PRESENTED TO ZACH suBs RInER IMMEnIArKJY on Rn
CEiFr OF TIiE sUBsoRIrro on moKKY.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
TGFFIN GYMNASIUM.
SENECA COUNTY BANK.

10 IS kits and Haf Barrels for family use Herring &c
1iiEn, May 7,U
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
TifGn Ratail Market.

Corrected weekly, by H. A. BUsKtRK Bro, whole.
sale and Retail dealers in Groceries and produce OF all
kicds. shawhan's BLOCK, Tifn o.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

a COMMON FAULT REBUKED--Howa annoy
ing il is when seated alone in your Office 10
have some one open the door look all round
the room to be satisfied that YOU arc its only
occupant, and then ask 'Mr---- your part
nor, pcrhaps,) is not in, is hep The custom
is as common as it is ridiculous and annoying.
The Buffalo Express instances case in that
city. whore one OF these askcr6 of needless
questions was cttoctuatiy taken down, A
member Of law firm in that city is sitting at
his desk, busily engaged in important business.
when the door opens, Mr.. Anger walks in
takes his scat. and says, in drawing tone,
MIR. ---isn't in, is hep Thcqucstion was
useless, Of course rs there was no one else in
the room but the two; but the counsellor a.
rose, and with great urhanity replied, Il will
see, sir tic looked under his chair, behind
the stove, into the pigeon holes of his desk,
and saving, Il don't see HIM sat down and
went to writing, Hold on, squire said the
visitor, you have taught me lesson, sir, and
I'll send you peek Of apples and departed
N J. Mirror
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20
DEATHS.

this town, Jan. %, Mrs, Sarah
Sweet, wife of Mr., Reuben Spauding, age IS
years.
Brsuor-in st. Johnsbury, Jan. 9th, Martha 7.
widow OF the late Nathaniel II. Bishop, aged
% years and months.
KtNsMAN--Gn Montpelier. Feb. 18th, Mrs Ann
Eliza, wife of Geo, J.. Kinsman, and daughter
os Nm. b. Hubbard, aged 20
PoLtARp---Iu McInd2es Falls, Feb Sth Eliza,
wife Of MIR. VIM Pollard, aged 50 years.
Yes suffering sister, thou art gone,
Laid low by deaths cold hand
Your morning sun has set ere noon,
And broken is our band.
No mothers gentle hand was thoro
10 Eoothc the bcdsuf death,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20
'rYPOCosNfY
st. Johusbury, Feb. Is, 1855.
NEWARK. Feb. 10

NEWARK, Feb. 10, 1888.
Mn. moR;-We, the undersigned ciii-
zcns of Newark, wish to say a few words in
relation to an article in tbe last CALEhoNIAS
headed " An Outrage" which is false in cvc-
nv essential particular, and which does great
injustice to a hard working mechanic. The
Mr.. Ball referred to is not an Incorporate
man, but, on the contrary, is sober and in
dustrous man, a carpenter by trade. lie did
procure the two gallons of rum as stated,
(Which By the way is the only truth in the an
ticlc referred TOD and JEc have no doubt but
what il was used for n medicine. VIII you
do all parties justice by making correction.
AMOS Domorr, c. c. BrRNs, Co.
J. $. kNulII, G.. \. FlLtR,
WARREN FAIRBANKS, 4. KINNEY,
TIMOTHY OrMsTE,p, JEtEMlAH GLINEs,
HIRAM MurrroN, IIrNRY buLLorF,
RUssEI DutIorr.
We were informed in regard to that which
was published last week, from what We re-
gardcd reliable source.
r-yy- A fellow claiming to be Cuban, of
Spanish descent, has recently been in this re-
rion under the guise ola Lecturer on Temp
GRANGE. llt lulNA "uV ~ w q l'uiHt''' "'''
a very base cheat otherwise Windsor Chron-
icic.
LIQuomsu.-On Thursday of last week
LOYAL Hall, poor fellow from tho other side
of the lake. accompanied with still poorer
horse, was found drunk in tho streets and
making disturbance Hall was put in Jail and
his horse in the stable until he (lIaiD was
in condition to testify. lie Implicated two
NJ our grocery kccucrs-IhCsc were brought
before Esq, Wainwright and fined respective
Is $40 and $50 and cost, the latter case being
the second offence HtGfieSttig Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

~ IS, cannot r.r1iu fHli rlUr tlr hu'utYn = nuf
fna'lU. o. nu tlIrii iIg. ~ tIn H,'f l"l,, at w
o. uIu H. soon tlt D.. nsa NUMEROUS InNrlt.. tuu pti
rs Itr Dob character Co. che merits ~ hla iirttufa
ttr I.uI r.Intr tu.u l. Nr afr hl.. tfalrl o. sl'
nd EU.f#t. HUI.u.urHU tU. nUfsi pfrUAflt.u r Coo
hUtI Huf l.II ahI. Nls uf Irl tDNisri o. human n
...mU. Nr'uItt .HUu 10 arlti threatened IHIurtH and
% 'i.t- g. enc tsnl fs u.IHua r lal.n &" naine' aHI
.I...H lHIr uHI HhUU Goo IIffN Nta lfHU UfWniHfrF
uUf.I Win |faF sHI uh.u HiUf has rnpf. uhiul.
IU.UT have soon M 1880 mHHI. rrsf"It the
.IIa 10 fHUt HHH health IuN HIstuaUsfl UfHITIrfF OF
I. fU..NftIHlt -lf. uIff u.ua itrsiHattr 20 ttHt
30 .ts It. su hu Ut" 10 ihr sHtr bead ~ Alf thhi
mos uurr DO 'HuiU. TIME H.ur Boo Hiui ,Hiuum,r wlh
iH f.r NIaf fHI trrIfsI W HU tlUrt lu4trfs "a
tIIr Suuur Nb. h4s utUIIt will hesitate o. unite vh
d, 300 iIs testimony 90 its peculiar mcrt - .op,inst"n
EIi h..n a. IF ii"r...t, 7iEi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

~ There Is man who Tcddles writing
paper through the slrrrts OF Brook yu, worth,
u Is said, sl6DNuO, which sHm hr hos lulgs-
tal iu bonds and mortgages. lie says 10 has
been made chiefly hy selling "tarlyc shrcla
~ writing paper ior four cents" and carefully
outstanding the proceeds,
~ ,Bouamm Ihurstous landlord OF the
Washigst,- House, Lowell suld hia bay gel
diilg "fobiu" 10 Sow Yorker, on Monday,
nr f2UOO. 'fhis horse was brought nom
sold fGr,-2I5l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

-" Two oC the largo blocks Of granite for
the pillars of the new State House, have
been placed upon the grounds Their mon
strous size and weight may be guessed from
the fact that the contractor for drawing them
will probably make small day wages at 500
per bock-U.
PRoLn1c.-A correspondent informs us
that lady in Bethel gave birth to three
children one day last week. Another cores
pondcnt SAYS;
zone VI .. llusllius of Huntingdon, last
Wednesday gave birth to four living children
two girls and two hoysi They lived but
about - hours If any town in the State
can beat this, speak out'-i6.
FArAI ACc1prNr-On Saturday last, a
son of Nlr. Valqucttc, OF Custctou, was run
over by sled loaded with wood, injuring
him so that hc died IN about two hours after
vrgifds -- O1t7irr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20
MARRIAGES.

SHPrU--WINS--At Morrstown Feb. IL, by the
Hon. Orlo Cady ESQ., Nj. Lafayette Sopcr Of
ST. Johnsbury, formerly ofPlausburgh y. y, TO
Mis-, phcbc L. Vim, Of D1nvllc.
AnnE--WooDs-In this village, llth inst, by
Rev W b. Bond, Mr.. II. r. Able, Of Chillico-
the, Ohio. and Miss Helen o. Woods, Of ST.
bloomsbury,
YorNG-DENrEn--In Lisbon, Jan. 2Sth, By +.
y. Elkius,i Esq, Mr.. James j. Young, Of
Woodbury., VT, to Miss Alyira DcNtcr, OF Bar
net VI.
MrCnfrIs-LAIRp-AtM Montpelier, Feb. 4th. by
Rev. Eli Ballou Mr.. Fred. McCrillis, TO Misc
Supllin Laird. both OF Marshiie!d.
HDpEN--LoCEr--InA Albany, Feb. 9th by Rev,
j. Sargent, Simeon Hidden Esq, Of Craftsbury ,
to Mrs. *. c. Locke, oC the former place.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20
Breakers AheadI

To HE fiUds II humanity he nat dSccirrd
WiH GHsr HuHHog, init cal and $40 Jor
VotusfirVi
u T. the undersigned Que nii ~ NCTk ~
" lrEfhan, Water street, ~ called, about
IHllp south ~ fsarhgm Conner where $40 nrc pre-
prIrl in o. tl Minds n i.achfHiIh,HF win neat
u'Fa and q. patch. Carriage pings ~ Hll De-
trnItlnuf unir ~ crArI hrduauartl q. ~ 40 tale,
Tho public patronage b. solicited. ILoft iu Wsrt
NJ o lLli.uIC ENlgi lrr 4utlud 90 pifc ~ call
wi0tr ppfcts'lu8 NasrAnc. Cnii5fcs mtdc 70
OlntT llAAiIf lNAbs,
fU-Ae JAAIt GiiI,
y, ban pcrfobs irdoLt,d 10 the subscriisrs
VIII please can and settle, Lynda A GIL,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20
HIouICIat

The annual meeting 81 lAr Esse2 County Tens
pcrauce Society pill Doc held ai!he Ioau House
800 Iuurub.IE on 1urriHy, ihr 23i iHs'-'.s7.t 10
u.r.urh, A. ~.
ITL.t urhirrla of temperance attend, ono
aUIau IHr mrrtur uil Boz sII,e-all ly -cFlr-
aI .r.-Lpr. CUAHLEs CHASE, Roc. hrc.
W.-t Concord. I,h. hfA, 1885, 72-1
HLutUk AHLE rpHE 90 uFfrtFslA.
t.HUIaH. AZ Mach 10. I.al.
49, % u HtF.- ntar 800. luupal tr 1000 u4E g'Hl-
H..lH# .IuFUI tHr aftUH hitiHIa Hn thr hrhi
DO uf tH.HuLH m. UH fuIt HIl IUfr uIsprif4. t4l
IrIr H. 10000 tYaI e.. FsaIf HH ut HHfN. fHH aHNrti
rIrI UHUrIHt IrlI |IH HHl iHr A. W NO mans UfIaUH
300 f.HHl q. l-fWHH.ll uNri uHui nNiauf1 n"H poo
az ..utur nl tfsi Iut.f f. far restored HF urailh.
f.f T I. Iart .rHTr NHHf hHH 600 occasion iT lf 100
,Inr lslHHal recommend 40 iisI'lH'' d, i"t,ilyt
rHru 49, PusIr A Co.. Igf Washington hurrl HHlt0g.
rmlfut.fa hH|I Boz NrIr asruis oven Shore. t-It
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

Atnnrkotgu Uoct Catic, 80 storrs u' pnirs Wofsng
ONrn, or Cows aud Calves, 1000 sheep aud lambs, and
80 sWluc.
Prices ~ Bccf-ENtra 5000 RuOs urst quality a. OO a
7hli second dn. g. G75. thrd do $500 Ordinary as.
Murktug oxen NuHars Noticed.
Mich Cows Siluslt eti % ~ common de-. Slph 20
Ncil talyUss Salrs az Skup. SO q eco each.
SfuuIs Nrufliuus, en- 49, Two years old. a22 sbl
Three Years old, 80 49,.
SAaap aud lamb A. ~. t76. Extra 's1npNA
-4i.l.- I-ra-Ill- Z IL LElal .. lAl hogs.
3 la2,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

200 cows"
~ The request from OHeau. County ramo
too lato for notice this week,
A huGW MhIAm-Ono Of those pro-
yohug liuIe mistakes, that sometimes occur
iu thc best regulated printing Officer, played
tho dickens with tbr types m lhe report Of
thr l.ile Wwdms which wo published hst
wrah, d puts us boo mind ofn error which
occurred iu ihr Nhrafiam .ldrac0ir some time
since, during the sirIurs Of the editor The
Rev j, H. l'rcnt, iu au able article ON cdu-
cation was made 10 violate grammar aud
dccency by speaking Of the cou@Hou people
aa them ass,s, Il Is due hlm 90 Hy De-
wrote ,t Ihe massesl Tho lutu 90 stepped
back 70 see irs Urt urightor The s1mr
error occurred loo thr London Punch some
years ugo, bat tuo editor uu reelection oau-
culcd that che mistake WAC too slight to
demand correction, md $50 permitted 70 20
stand. BOT wo orc rather Glad tlat vc madc
the mistake last vrr. Tor five bad not our
readers would not have seen lho following
DIAN CNruoNtN. -st IohusLury H. be-
ginning 20 arouse from tho lothnrPy which
''''- '''''''''''-''' '',' '-' 4l4 if lil i. i4ai
'"'N'N'. ""u "' N'th 20 900 a'y'. OF 'H-
proyomeut, la that hcr great manufacturers
Bre recovering from the striugcncy which
I Wall street brought ou lu lhc nst Of Auumui
'''" '''' ',','''' '''' We N,"' 81 ]" your ''hl
,''''' "'' .''a' 'u' worthy ''' N"l''"s h'N'
'''" examining '"'' 'N' 90 condition 81 Tie
'''r-'' '''''R'nE TOO vac ,"lat, 'ueh
''''''' ~ ave ,p'h'" "' 10y men chairman iu
''""''s'" WIN 'N' resumption "i cash pay
, '"'''' ny '"' mousse OF '''l''n'.'mu'i prove
'"' "'""'"' OUT 'o'"n'uVn''y''nd d' away
VAIN ''' necessary 0i'f@t Mercantile Agency
.n'1,"'l, l"' luG Term "i ''' present board
. oi IHg N''"'n'' A' Ie'.i' Only ""f hrel.-
en- ana OF course "u'el''3' ono, iu oil her
borders Only one two-thirds," all thorOs
iulI OF --- ra'H blessings mover come
NnFy aud wasn't liza H"Hg 90 i.. wc
were oil ull Of water the same week. Tie
. Young Mems Temperance Society haR d.
o~H} n shows the progress Of the cause
here hope 10 may continue but ss piu-
dent, wcll-Vishgr Of these cNiHy, ] would
recommend the immediate attachment OF
p " Nnpopu'. Patent Food \Vnt,r It,.,., 90 .t..,
lh' mercury ul "l utHiOtH below %. u Wus
ON tho uipruints az ola. I1tI. f..t ,.,.t. OIL. ..,.-
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Phillips Academy.

= nv GpIug Term vii, commence TuOdaN
March ID, Lll continue eleven weeks under
charge ~
j. s, puRASr, A, NJ, Principal,
Will a,l u.ccfaap Atsirtauis.
Tuition. -samr As h.rclu fore, rud, IN an co cs.
Ourotrast.d Illness rNrrp'pt charged frr thr
Term url 81 a apsch agreement Is uadr Go hr
contrary,
Particular attention Win lc given 90 those
hJar,bgs '.ligh are tr..ueG hy Law iu the ecm-
mon school.
Miss NAM T. 'tuwAlp, Teacher ~ ihc Piano.
Tums-lvlih us, ui iustt.,it,I s.lO 90,
Drawn, nud Painting O. the usual prices,
Private CLASSES taught iu French Toy the PIN.
ciVAl ON reasonable terms,
U y School Books furnished ehcap, bat no credit
will boz given.
For board or Rooms app'y IN
JAS. s.. pUESNT
Dsuyille. Fob. ?, 1853. 5l-1
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Iffu, iilE pOuiOie CutLb DOkO MORE
Natl, SIC, ICb. 20. lSi5r
Dr. ErdIrc--Sir-I tAkr pleasure iu Fi,iugy0U
Q statement ~ ths beneficial ~. ~ n hurhah 2,
HUNGARIAN H4lasu,. on my daughter, Who bad
been flrA number ~ years afflicted Win % bad
Cuurh, Palm u the Side, Raising blood, HUd al
those paine ard trouble, which attend that iusidi-
Gus dis,aac, CONSUMPTION, employed ar,.
oal distinguished pWriplaus - gr.at expense,
who sNtf numerous visits, and many experiments
finally decided hat obey could DO no moro was
thrn advised hy friend 10 try nuchAp.t lIung1n-
az Ual.tm. I'D fo, aud Che result lbs been
most astonishing. SIS daughter b. entirely cured
and II now Attending 10 her accustomed du',t
pa.l Two Hundred Dollars for lhyrlelaus aud
NrdlDur, without auy flr n benefit, Wii'e 81.
UuiHr worth. Df Hungarian 'alsam hlt removed
thr disease, restored che strength. and brought
on q healthy action. / au gratefully Nrurs,
1910 john YOUNG,