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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-29
STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY

The delegates from the various portions of
the state assembled, at Mortified, on tbo
morning Of the 10th inst. The President
Rev. S. Chamberlain, in the chair. called tbo
convention TO order and the Rev Mr. Snar.
hawk offered prayer
As the Secretary was absent, the conyen.
ton proceeded to business by appointing N
Paul, Secretary pro tenn, and Alonzo Web.
ster, Assistant Secretary Messrs. Merrill
Graham, and Carpenter, were appointed
committee to report members in attendance
Rev. Mr. Bishop Of Windsor Co., Rev. f.
Ballou of Washington Co., Rev. DR.. Wither.
spoon Of Franklin Co.. j. s. Adams of Chit.
tenden Co., and Hon. VIM. NJ. Pingrcy Of
Windsor Co., were appointed a committee on
overtures and business.
The Convention then listened to an able
address from r. l.. Perkins, Esq, followed
by interesting remarks from J. W. Hawkins
The convention then adjourned until quarter
to ? O clock, p NJ.
p. H. Sessjom--The convention assembled
according to adjournment. Some reports
were presented in relation to the present con
dition of the temperance cause in the State
The committee of Ovcrtures presented for the
consideration Of the convention the following
resolution:
Resoircd, That pure alcohol is poison,
and therefore should in no case be used as
beverage, even in small quantities.
DR.. Powers presented the following amend
mont, And, in the opinion of this conven-
ton, its use for any purpose whatever, ought
not to be sanctioned by law" This amend
mont elected an able and spirited discussion,
and was finally adopted.
The committee on nominations presented
the list for officers, as follows, which was
adopted
President-Rev. 5. Chamberlain
Trrasucr-Hon. II. NJ. Bates.
Sscraary-Rev. il. =. Cushing.
EXEcurrvE COMMITTEE.
G. c. Parker Waterbury.
Hon. +. r. Merill-UopipIier.
Hon. II. Carpenter-Nortifid
Rev. L. II. Stone
j. G. SGmson- lPoteriwy
Rev. 5. Chamberlain, IL. NJ. Bates, H. p.
Gushing, EI-oficio.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-29

U0tt0n IN Aflcl Dosnse not-O, ant-slavcry
men-that ttlc bunch of Afrcap cotton. Cotton gave
70 slavery the leaas " half century Of life this COM
unen Is Africln cotton TO put an end 10 il just see
what has followed, IN America, from simple hope u-
Obliged In lo9 quote from speech, delivered ia Con-
gress April 10, Is) by Mr. Bufkc Of South Carolina.
"Iho lands lof South Cardinal are certainly well
adapted TO the growth Of hemp and he had doubt but
IT, culture would Do pracsed with attention cotton Is
hkerise R contemplation among ncA and n good seed
could be procured NE HopHD II MtGur SUCCEED"
That feeble hope founded a little coed seed II per
chance 10 could Dee had-that germ, less than grain OF
mustard seed, has become the mighty Of poisonous
shade that has covered the land What Mil not cotton
do, IN he hands Of the free, civilized and chrisani1et
negro?
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
Potarson's Counterfeit Deteotor.

A reliable counterfeit detcOtor, prepared ex-
pressly for Philadolphia, has long been needed,
but especially within the last year, Petersons'
entirely supplies this want, for It is accurate
honest and thorough, being supervised by Drexel
4 Co, Of this city. Tho June number, just is
sued contains perfect iistOf all thecOuntcrfyits
broken banks and rates Of discount on bank notes
The objection brought against many gf tbe coun-
terfeit detcctors published elsewhere, in that they
are merely vehicles for levying black-mOil can
not be urged against this, for the character Of the
publishers, T. b. Peterson & Bros, and of the ed
itors, DreEel 4 Co., are above suspicion. We
would advise all persons to subscribe to this Dc
tcctor at once The price is only one dollar I
year monthly, or two dollars year for it, semi
philadelphia Public Ledger.
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May 2sth--Edmund Thompson-iound intox-
ieated--imprisone over night and fined 81 and
Q Jsts.
Sl.-City of Tiaiu vs. Geo. Taylor, for viola
ting Market Ordinance. until the 4th
inst, at o'clock A. M.
3l-same vs. Slanker & Reeme. This case
was tried and disposed Of, ". p. Noble appearing
for the City, aud O. X. Watson for the defence
The defendants moved disaontinuanee. The
motion was ably argued, but was OyeFruled by
the Court. for wentof Jurisdiction ia The premises
Defense then asked for jury trial, which the
Court likewise Overruled aud on their waving tes'
timouy and pleading guilty to the charge, the
Court assessed fine Of 81 and 'eOan. NOtic'
given Of appeal.
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Yonnr Hylon 3 v : 20 p p
tmpsdsl IS y.
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Pateut Car Seat.

We notice, in The Patent Office Report for the
week ending May ls. that Mr.. J. b. Creighton of
this place, has obtained patent for a railroad
car scat and berth, Tor day and night service
BY some species Of ingenuity unknown to us, the
seat used for day service may be converted into a
comfortable sleeping apartment at night When
not used, this latter apparatus is folded away out
Of sight. weeongratulate Jerry" uponhi good
fortune and Tifin upon the fair fame she has &C
quirod, in sending bslh so many men Of genius
and useful invention.
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Courtof Common Pleas Seneca county
Ohio.

mo William G Lybefgsf, Emahuel Iybefsdf Andrew j.
Ivbesger, Mcdaniel b. Lybefger, Edmund Ash Re.
eooa Ash wife Of Eimund Ash and the unkngVh heirs oi
Danbl yborger, decsasd, R0u viii hereby take notice
that on tie 25ih day 6f May leSs MSfy Lyoefger'
Petition in said court wheein she aver, that she u enI
lied 10 aud prays the asrgImeHi dqad a. such widow
IN the following described real hstBiS 70 Wit
The norh half Oflhe North East augrer Of section seF
en- and the east hafof the south half the North East guar
Ter Of section seven; also the undivided hall OF mry
900 on he north thd Of the half Of the south east
quarter of ssctou SEVEN, al "a fowhsnp three Or Range
faudebn IN Seneca cOutty, Ohio. That the sans may nc
nssigned her In one paTce Aud the said William q, Lv.
berier Emanuel i.ybegrr, Andrew j. Lyberger Nathaniel
D. lybeysof Edinund Ash, RAbeooa Ash wife OF Eimund
Ash ahd he hets ~ Dahsi iyhrgef deceased
se hsihe hotded that uneu pT appenf aad answef OF
demuf 70 said petition within sixty days hef the next Nl
Of said court hs said msry iyheFgel a te next tern Aie
a. ernir,on OF said sixty days win apply said court q
take lie matters OF said petition coneaisd and to decree
| ,her.,,n nreor lineIy j. e.. LEE,
| maQe.9w p. Go4 So Solicitor ~ Comp''
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I,is estimated that AyFR's CHERRY PfgroEtk tRC "a
Pitfs have done to promote The public health
han nny other one cause There can be no question ta
,hs Cherry Pectora has BY i thousand on opsnnd cures
~ Conghs Colds Asthgla, Group, influenza, ifohohit''
yer Teducad the proper ION Of deaths by c9nsuml-
I've diseases this country. The Pills are a. good ni lhe
p.ctor,l and viii cure more complaints.
vsTsbody needs less paFging: Pugs ,le pln9a
& NJ ihnsities PuFge the howels, LiFef aadths ole
ic,rnl system from ohsFueOns. Purge out tue dtenses
bch fsien on the body, 70 wuTk ti decay Pat of dt-
go -, boujd on, 5iB af did age. Take aRilnies eary
and thrust Il o tho sy,sm, before lti' yet to 'Tong 70
AveS Pills DO tEu,t out disease, na oRy vide Il Is
,y hut when Il has taken strong hold Read me Hii
,onning aiemen of those who haya benn oufed by them
from dreadful scrofsla DIop'y, ulceu' skin Disease,
RhenmatIsu NenTalEa DyHeysa, Internal Pains b'nou'
G.osninn,s fea4tburn, Headache, Gout and many less
dNnrerous bat s tSsatsnng ailmsns such plmple' o.
tbn lace Wosmi Nervous lIhtsbitv, Loss o. Appe,te y
Teruldrities, Dizziness In the hea opi. te's.s,
80. ..S tndeed every variety Of complaints Tor which
Pufeative Remedy is required. -. - .,..,.j
these sIs 10 Tssdom 'saismsn,i, ~ nR eq."snoe"'''
n, votfr avn neighbuEs and your own ihy,iei ient'
tbem once, and YOU viii neVef Be Nthont tem.
.Ip,!,e 9S rents Der BoE-5 Boxes ioS elilA, d,
1p,ensgcd by d.. j. q. AygR, Chemil' LOWELL MAS
and soii By all respeotabls Druggists every whers'
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For the Tribune
Notice 60 TeaeheEt and Friends Of Ed-
cation.
The next meetingof the Seneca Couaty Teach
era Association will be held Rt Reppbia, on Sat
urday, June 10Th, is5s, commencing at 40 o'clock
An.
Question for discussion, "Shouid Scholars be
allowed 10 select their own Studies" Several
Reports will be read Come out, friends, and
let us hold sweet counsel together. Don't be
afraid Of learning something.
VIM. II. PEARCE, Secretary.
June %, 1858.
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Indigestion eRd Impurity Of the blood.
Ffun Rsr. J. v H0acl, Flaor Qf Alrtf ctgcA hhaoa.
nR Ayeai have usel gqur PlhWiih eSilsguliusry
IN my huly nnd among Nuse am clo 10 visit
u dstruss 10 regulate the urgRns " draon aud purity
the hiuud they TIE very leai rufntlf lnVo
known, and can couadeniy recommend theh q NO
alonda. Youra j. v. HINES
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We visited ibis place, last week, and we've very
kindly aud Hospitality entertained by thecilisons,
for which they viii please accept our thanka.--
We were surprised TO see the amount Of buai,
ness done there and the spirit Of enterprise and
improvement manifested But Of this we shall
speak again.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

eS-we had a very heavy rain here % Mon
day, accompanied with high wind, ip some in
stances prostrating tsoOs ond'fenscs. Tee small
streams were flooded and the sandusky became
rather high" The farmers are nov buAiiy en-
raged in ulantinQ.
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Foster a Co, Of Fcsboria, in this county, in
form ns that tReg have shipped, tbs Spying, coo
barrels o. eggs, al of which have been taken in
aud packed at their store. This item of theis
trade alone amounts to S45OO, We viii put Fos-
torio against the world. for produeing cggs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

gE-Tho Ohio journal Of Education for June,
j. before us. It's a valuable little monthly and
every teacher. who loves his profession, should
take it. W. T. Coggcsholl, edit@. Columbus, o,
Price el 90 nor annum
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

This 6rn are constantly receiving fresh sup
plies Of Groceries. which they are prepared e
SELL Wholesale or retail, at very low prices Give
them coll.
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eA Tsduction Of pef cent som 'hs eoo's raves VI"
be made fot Cash
The space occupied by 10 lines Of the type composing the
Aoa or the Advertisements win be considered square
An trantrn, 1iver,i.sm-nt', together with Adm'Hia
to.. At,aehmeni Road AMI Ditch Notices. must be pad
Cor in advsnce.
Advertisements inserted for an iudehnt' tine "'h %
charged for until orieredout
.h.o,cs will he nIowed.
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serhn RrininrEs

We have received the first number Of a neatly
bound and interesting monthly, bcaring the above
tile Il Is published by Henry 4 Huntington,
New York, at 81 90 ycarip advance, and Is de
voted 10 the interests Of the eraa.
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Country Correspondence.


Mr. EDIToR.-Dear Sir
DID you evefi No, Rsyef
o, my gtoslous, what deigh,fnll weather.
Raining on and oa fortw o. three wssk',
But mostly on until Il has yaiasd ourOissp
To spah amullug hight
That theI banks are all getting light,
And people are faid tsyl suspend bust keE'mashi
There, Mr.. Editor, the crank has broke, and
our machine has give out But really, sir, it does
appear that we have been having an unusually
rainy Spring, Yesterday We had a severe thun'
der storm causing some damage in our vicinity by
demolishiAg fences, blowing down trees, &c, A
gentleman pesiding a few miles from here had
couple Of horses killed by Fee falling on them.
Farmers have been delayed considerably in get
ting their corn planted, by wet weather. quite a
number are not through plnwipg yet, while those
that have planted are fearful they will have to re
plant Other crops. such as wheat, oats and
grass, all look finely aud promise the farmer AZ
abundant return for his labor. Fruit, with th'
exception Of ohervles, think has been injure'
but eighty by frost, and we may look for an un
usual large supply Of apples this fall. Majo
Artemus Ward paid Us a visit q shegt time since
deliqhting old folks and children With his feat
of Yentriloquism aud Legerdenain, as well O
his frequent sallies Of wit. He len here with Ii
impression that our place is "sum." We have \
gently had an addition to our merean tile irate
nity. in the persons Of Messrs. Hoffman a Ric
who have opened out stock Of Groceries, Drug
Ee. We hope they may NEST with SUCCESS,
II has eleaped oli. at last, this mayqing, and '
i have the privilege Of once more seeing the nam
!. lar faee Of "Old Sol" YOUNG AMERICA
McCutehenyille. June lat, ls5s.
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MessFs q. X. Msu 4 Co-Gentsi "a eahvassing the
states Of on aud Michigan for the sale o. the different
remedies Of which have oontTo attention has been
called 10 observe the Great that your Ague baam has
gained or itself IN every place whers sold really
20 bs ihe peoples own remedy asd m sales FApd than
All ohers ts destined "a upeFcodo al other agne rene,
dies Ia the market. Very Truly Yours, .
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Job Printing,

OF ali kiRds. from the largest Poster down to
the smallest Gard, executed at this Office, very
low and in style pot 70 be surpassed, by any
Office in The State.
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CITY COUNCIL.
TnrnsnAr ErrnlNe. llny 97th,

TnuRspAy EyENNa, May 9th, 1858,
Council met Presept;-~Messrs, Holt, HpVey,
Heming and Pooman.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were read
and approved.
The following bin was ordered to DO paid;-
VIM BurkbaltCr for Cleaning and oili1g Hose
for Fire Companies Nos, aud 3, $500.
Mr.. AndFew Arnt appeared before Council and
asked fog die prepayment Of $500 to Mrs. Reese,
being the amount paid by her deceased husband
for the purchase Of Fire Engine, which Engine
Council had purchased from the stoekholders.-
Mrs. Reese claimed that she bad ReycF received
Incorporation,
Tho bids fog Matchmaking and Guttering in
the lst and 2d Wards were then opened and read
by the City Clerk.
The bid of Daily & Crowley, for MeAdamiz-
ing in the lst Ward, SO cents por long perch Of
25 feet, being the lowest bid, was accepted.
The lid Of spelman 4 Fisher, for Guttering
in the let Wayd, l9 Oonts per foot length and 4
feet wide, being the lowest hid, was accepted.
The Md Of Jgemiah Sullivan, Ga cents per
long pevah Of p5 feet. for MpAdamizing in the 2d
Ward, boing the iowest bid, was accepted.
A resolution was adopted that the sucoessfu
bidders be required 10 enter intoa bond with th'
City of Tifin, in the sum Of $780, fov the faiH
hul performance Of tho work according to tn
specifications,
On mOtion It was resolved that a tax Of tw
mills on Che dollar be levied on the taxable prop
erty Of the City, foF general purposes; that Ia
Of / min on the dollar be ieyied on the taxabl
property of the City. for expenses Of the Fire D'
+ partrnent Fund; aud that a ta4 Of = mills on Il
dolIap be levied on the taxable property Of u
City, for City purposes.
On motion, it was resolved, that the Clerk
!, instructed to deposit with the Auditor Of sene'
county, copy Of these resolutions.
On motion Council adjourned.
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Da, MANN X Col have sold large amount Of your
Aaue Balsan In this vicinity and from my perona knowl
edge Of a. beevo Il the best remedy for ohta fewer aud
ague that has ever been sold 10 our State.
Respectfully Ycqrsi o. A. HYDE
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

Da M,Ns-Dearsf For several yeari past Ihaye used
voug Ague Basam my daily practice. aud hase closely
obseyd ts effects in hundreds Of and Ia no case has
h failed 10 pfoluee ie most happy oaL can most cheer,
fy recommend a. oofaia specific of ola Fever aud
agns, and malarious diseases. Truly Your,
1s4-' II. AUsrlN, NJ. d,
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HAVE you nEARD TnE NEWS

That M rNNtN
Il Nkssit nanu /
facturiue ana dCal
Ing W navana and
iiomesae tdfnfs.
Aita ehun Smo.
kinr and Chewing
Tobaeco. urposiie
NAawhansn'nct,un On
Nlarkut 81 IiFnt
olla. d Win sen
riirartff,a cashuai
evm bufora omtct
in this vicinity,
Here Won win End
fhe Nfeatfsl NnUrtr
oil tirars, Tolacco,
Ec., ever exhibited
Al tiii, city.aud aN
a. he iitn eicd " on
therrino I'VE olquirk
sale and small ird
itst the best being
fund on hanhni all
timrt am deter
mineitn fcli ui rfi.
een chat canuut bii
10 be tattsfavtorv.
And " my stock
don't ave saiisiac.
tion whsnpnfchosed
return a., and vii
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AnypcrsOn hayinga snaii house and Va Nhsah
they will sell cheap, may end pun0haser by
calling at THE ofise soon. 2w
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rE-shriyor a snoa,h van, 100000 pOunds'of
Wool for Cash.
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TILE CLEVELAND
WOOL DEPOT
Established in the Winter Of 1854,

LTAs bssn 10 operation over our yeas ipfnr whohpc.
IL rio though its ptorrets ha heen lneed by The "a.
yeaFt Of irtt and iea tho pfacticahuv ofths pln
lss been clesflv demonr,sd That the housc ands
pctof advautagss 90 the NOuL GROWERS tF TuE
WEST, medium for paing their wool, into the hands
II the manufacturer - now longer question. nnt a.
though verv large number OF Wool Grow urs have avurd
themselves ofthee advantages during ihe last fom ycar
lt ..,,-s q, -. 49,.
been lager tom Merchants and Woolhuysts than from
lffawefs, and tst may b. accounted ff aiuy iFom
he aut that, class, Woul efav afs have been morr
easily innaeoced and u.lsd tlan ~ us hy tha state
mcnu of Few operators vho wholly opposed 20 al r.
fade, OF he enhancement OF woes ta thc producer
lssuFous 6uanria emhAHaismenis, has breu Of The
NOS, unfortunate fy negquaihg and nanasns sales ~
WOOL and the fact that ne culcute has beee Tsefh ahy
'uccesfu hanlnE these disadvuniaees, and given
almost universal satisfaction 20 ronsgeor,, shal We
nk inspire sHhocnt confidence Induce lifga oonEu,
meats from wooigruwet'.
70 those who have seen priudcc@ by iae Tumcr, and
who have maaifesicd want Of confidence vs have NJ
uurnty made advances equal 70 The ce they have been
nryd or heiT wool Such advances. however shoei not
be- required, the cnteIse stated iur riT benefit,
and this object has been steadily ke in view, md hope
The gcmcni will he tuc, as 20 enHhe usto continue
Efforts Mdeed, wuolrftwrT particularly tho present
voat anoTd ndo without such innurnce ahd hc
ties MS this llouss extend 10 them,
THIS year must he peculiarly favorable me iof vao
growers test the merits Of the Wool Depot system, nud
hazah nothing In assuHnE those who dsposed u
cops gn to us, that they will avail themselves 0f
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eSy-ALxosr EvEPypoDy'Hls liRARD or MANSs AorE
The aeu,on Of onT numerous readers Is directed
70 the Advertisement found in another column OF Tits paper
or tho hi estimation hA s placed upon this the greatest
remedy known to modeTR science. We have never known
nnv other sdicRe win large share Of public eonhdene
In 90 short time this has dope' " We may be allowed 70
Judge by wbqt read but this should be sufficient pa'e,
f,,v when we see such testimonials coming from men Of
,n8oubt,d yeraey from al psr Of the country. There can
a. n. u,but hatit Is one Of the greatest discoveries In
hs medical world and deserves tho appreciation and esteem
T ouf readers and the public. sodby all good druggii
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DISSOLUTION.


NTR he uadeydgned. win eaailnup lhe Hhaesaie and
w Retail Grocery nnSinsas On a it bFanehesi ~ me od
stnnA No q fhawllns Block Main street, where cordial
IN invite even bOdy 70 give % call: -,
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NON sAI,E AT THIS OPFlCE.

FOR SALE AT THIS UFFIUh.
eus Full Scholarship in the Ohio State and Union Law
College, Cleveland. Ohio.
aas sli Scholarship in the Eclectic oassoRf Asdein'
Oluoiuuati, Ohio.
All Of the above viii be sold very cheap foF Cash
eg-ohIo stGis aha taiOn Law o9llege.-Ihi' In
situton hashssn removed 10 cisysiana, Ohio Degrees
are legally conferred ana Students on graduating may be
.antssd to practice. ForCroulau address At Cleveland
d.oN5, M. A.KiNG, Secretary.
iSgnkiae House OF w. c. Hedges & Co..
Bay luiersa on Deposits
Remaining , MOqd Al PEI cent.
- rs
- n 80
DspO.itspayaBs At SHy sine, on return q Certificate
JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. q, BALDWIN,
r.ivta. tss7. W, 9, HEDGEs,
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HATS, HATS,
all sort, and sizes. all shapes and FORMS for M'h and Boys
VIA IS tile Demand so Great tor
Oh. MANN'S
AGUE BALSAM?

CAusEit will II All oAIos SAFELY and e0ecuay cure
ID that much dreaded seoufgo of the We.-Chii Fever
and Ague-,gihont fail anl 20 cases will cOuneract the
moi on OF Malara Of which ao thousands do tesuyi and
anke all other nosfums Il Is only recommended lnr one
osr few evldeAeos Of its worth, by Of n1nsnos and
high standing.
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sPEcIAL MOTTO Es;
Ratan oF AdVertising

Asr,.d upon BY a,s pOpis,os' Of the THIN Tribune and
Seneca Advertiser Nay aOth, 1854, 20 be strictly enforced
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MARRIEn.

On May 97th, by Rev. s. Gee, Mr., H, o. KUHs
and Miss MINERvA sSooK, all Of this city.