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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-06
Scenes and Incidents at the Bal
timoIe Convention.
Democracy on It's Muscle.
FIGHTs-MoRE FIGHTS.


Our columns will will not permit details
of half the exciting things which occur
red at Baltimore. The harmonious De-
mocracy' have lost their title. Between
the political aud personal animosities
which divided them into a number Of
factions, whisky was so plenty that rows
had to abound.
DAVE TODD PITCHES INTO JUDGE HARTLEY
One of the first incidents of note was
row in the Ohio delegation. Most OF
them ara Douglas men. Some are not.
Among the latter Judge BARLEY Is sup
posed to beat any rate the Judge has
lost the confidence Of the followers ofthe
"little giant" On the first day of the
Convention, Dave Tod proposed giving
individual pledges TO sustain Douglas un-
der all circumstances. BARLEY didn't
like this move, and so Of course opposed
it. Whereupon the valiant David be-
came severe and personal. Judge b.
took the matter quietly-not being pre-
pared as yet to show his hand.
THE FIRST FIGHT.
When the case Of the Arkansas dele
gates was brought before the Committed
on Credentials, one party was represents
ed by Col. Hindman, an M. C. add Mr..
Hooper, both from Arkansas.
In the course Of Mr.. Hooper's remarks
he pointed twice or three times 20 Col.
Hindman with his finger, and alluded ia
him as that man, in a manner which Col.
IL. considered insulting and struck the
hand ofHoopef away, as Il nearly reach.
ed his head.
Hooper then proceeded to say that the
statement made by that man respecting
the Madison meeting, was false, unqual-
ifedly false. Col. Hindman Immediately
stepped in front Of Hooper and struck
him in the face a tolerably hard blow and
then stepped back little and drew pis-
tol from his pocket
Mr.. Hooper also prepared TO draw a
similar weapons but the friends Of Col.
Hindman Immediately surrounded him,
and told he had gone far enough pre-
venting him from using the pistol.
Col. Hindman apologizedtc &c the Con
Yentiop for the violence he had been OBJ
liged TO use, aud Mr.. Hooper gave no fdf-
theF indications Of retaliation, apparent
ly Satisfied that the affair hhd been driV-
en- 30 point where a hostile meeting
must eRsae. rN..Io M
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j. j. Steiner,

Attorney at Law, has resumed
zee rrastes. aud will give strict attention to all bui
Rsrt sufasted 10 him Once In the Of EbeFts
Alock, directly shove the store Of Mf. George
Taylor, aud oppotitsthe shawhan House, AnlS
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Tuesday evening two gentlemen from
Delsware-Messrs, Whitley and Town
send-had passage at arms. On tho
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Lee & Brewer,

Attorneys at Law and Solicit
e,t Ia ChanoeTy. Rooms, In Singers New Block op
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. EsANDER STEM. WILLIAM NJ. JOHNSON
stem a. johnson, Oak

Attorneys Counsellors at Law.
Omssin Hedges New Biook, over vollmeT's clothing
stare Main street. Professional bus hessand the col
/ stioh Of all kinds Of claims promptly attendedto.
Tina, Dee. l7th, lAjs.
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DIR. WIN. M. KauII,

Physician and Surgeon, would re
tPeetfully inform the euEens Of THIN and vicinity
thAt be has permanently, In this place, aud 10
Saiy 70 administer to the afflicted At AlhouFs,
GW- Odige and residence on Perry street, East Of
Teme's Block,
AASEs OF THE EVE. mhl6.U
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A SENSIBLE MAN.--We heard o. Dsmo-
crat, or a gentleman who had been a
Democrat, living in the Southern part Of
this county, remark on last Saturday that
the Democratic party had got a little TO
hot for him, and he could not cooperate
with it any longer, but was doteFmiued
to vote for "Honest Old Abe" this fall.
He said he voted for buchanan, but If
God would forgive him he no7or would DO
the like again, and he believed God had
forgiven him, for he had repentedit screly.
This is only one instance Of a number Of
cases Of the same kind VIC know Of in the
county.--Lelah0a ( (O.) Star, atla
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w. III. Park. M. D.

Physician and Surgeon.---0fficC
on Ms,n street, OPPo,iis Blacks lock, Iiain, Ohio.
mar 80
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For President,


For President, For President,
s. 4. DOUGLAS. !. c. BREcEENRIDGE
For Vice President, For Vice President
II. v. JOHNSON. GEN. JOSEPH LANE.
Nominated by six Nominated by about
teen States sure 20 sixteen almost GER
90 for Abraham tain Democratic
Lincoln, and where States.
there is a Democrat
ic minority Of about
100000. fi.
Hurrab for tho split ticket.
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B. II. OgIc,
j. K. HOrd,
Leonard Adams.
NObIe, DeWOIf 8 NObIc.

Attorneys q Oounsetlors at Law.
oaies il Singers New Block, opposite the cssu
Hause. noy2J
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DR.. j. McAdOO,

Will promptly attend to all calls,
SithsTiR TINA or county, administering TO the af
diotsd Particular attention paid to Female diseases.
shower and fluHge baths connected with the ofics
west efths woeSen Bhdgs, cd Ward TifBn, Ohio.
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Mr.. Seward says empha.iesllT that all
the pretended hopes Of tho Democracy
resulting from the disappointment Of his
friends are absurd, and that whoever may
be the candidate at Baltimore he will hs
defeated by 7O,oOoin New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-06

O1rThe Democratic organs aay that
they have always considered Mr.. Fowler
one Of the best Post Masters in the soun-
try. Well'Perhaps tHey have not beer
mistaken. But if the best ofBuehSnah's
Post Masters willsteal a hundred and
seventy, five thousand dollars apiece,
what amount would an average sPeci-
men probably steall--L 6aisps7ls Jo'lr
nal slso 1nlg M al
OrThe Democratic p0fy has been
cut in two, one Of ths halves having tho
head attached to 4 ana the other tho legs,
We suppose the one with iho bead has
the most sense, but the enc WITH ~
heels win run ihe bsst
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PROSPECTS, OF A DUEL.

A difficulty ora personal nature occur
red between two Virginia delegates, and
a pistol meeting had been agreed upon
One Of the parties is supposed to be Mr..
Host Of Motlit, Douglas man. The
name OF the othcris unknown. The par
ticulars are carefully concealed, but II is
known that Mr.. Pryor was sent for as a
friend Of one of the parties, and he Hrriv-
ed here to-day, Rumor says that the
meeting is arranged for tomorrow, from
the fact Of the sudden arrival of Mr., Pry-
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Tie Orunenntcd EiitcrS.

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imperishable foundation In destroying disease and niu
cling health it has no parallel
For the ioowiI complaints Ties Bittcr> specific
viz Dyspepsia iIdi.cStUn heart burn acity,
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In many sections OF our country this preparation is
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Subjoined are few tributes from wellknown physi-
clans
Mansfield, Tioga Co, Pa, Aug %, 1855
decided success i'll debility and general prostration. &C.
and confidently recommend II in general debility and dis
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Auburn y. Y. Sept. q. 1855,
Gentlemen Il have been in the drug business the last
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gwen such great satisfaction i'll Of Dyspepsia
oA!senated BterS, and i'll this disease always recon-
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Burlington, Vt, Nov. T., l>5i.
t'entlcnaI Il am pleased to state that have tried
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found immediate relief from Ing only part OF bottle
have the greatest confidence In ii dyspepsia
and general debility. and recommend il with much pleas
Yours, &C.
IA JAMES LEWIS, ND.
Prepared by SETH ". FOWLE l. Co, Boston. and for
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DEATHS.

In California, May 10, Mr.. Levi r. Stowell,
formerly of Lyndon, aged ~. n. II. papers
please copy.
In Sheffield, Aug II, Drusilla ?. Ilurd, wife Of
Mr.. Nahum Berry, aged &c.
In South Ryegate. Aug IL, Thomas Wason, Jr,
member of the senior class in Dartmouth Col
lege and son Of Hon. Thomas Wason, aged
20 years.
In lrasburg, Aug. 10, MIR. Walter A. Hanson,
aged ~.
In Bloomington, July q, Mrs. Esther B. Gross,
aged y.
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COMPLAINTS OLE CHILDREN.

III tc cases OF fast growing and SCrOfuos children. pre-
disposed To cnrvatUres and other drfrnIties is often
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New YORK. May Is. 1859. 80 West 4lst street.
10 the ProprietOrS Of the Peruvian Syrup.
'iENILEAEN My daughter Caroline, two and one halt
years Of suffered since her birth from Scroul bls
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he had different parts his body sca Of dangerous
character, gave him your Peruvian Syrup during two
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iectly we'll and his entire body free from sCabS.
Yours with respect, DR. X. WIE(ZOREK.
81 Pastor OF the German Evangelical Church.
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ImDOrtdnt Remedies.

Ii there is in the list Of remedies given the world for
acceptance and approval any which entitled conf
dencc by their perfect adherence the intention
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the other the justly celebrated Ii ANODYN Ma most
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MARRIAGES.

In East Burke, by Rev. Charles W. Gushing,
Mr.. VIM. c. Knapp Of Peru, ILL.,, and Miss Ellen
A. Bronson of Lyndon.
In North Danvile, Aug. 10, by Rev. A. J..
Copeland. Mr.. Peter Craigie of st. Johns bury
and Miss Emily ]. Emory of Waterford.
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A Friend in Need TRY it.

Sweets 1nallibe Lment is prepared from the recipe
Of Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, the great bone
ter and har beer used in his practice for the
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and Nervous Disorders il is truly nallte and
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just wonder and establishment OF all who have given il
trial over four hundred certificates OF remarkable
performed by 1t within the last Two bear witness
this fact.
See advertisement. 1929
bic druggists everywhere.
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Republican Convention.

m OF ana Towns
Town Hall, in Lyndon, on Saturday, Aug. %
at clock. P NJ, to hear the politics Of the day
discussed by the following speakers;
II. S. BARTLETT. Esq. ofR.I.,
Hon. L. BARTLETT, of Lyndon.
Hon. Calvin Morrill, Of ST. Johnsbury and 9th
ers are expected to be present.
general attendance of all opposed to the ex.
tension of slavery is respectfully solicited
Per order Of TOWN COMMITTEE.
Lyndon, Aug. 20, 1860.
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Z A RM FOR S A L E

The subscriber offers his farm for sale, and will
give possession Immediately if desired. Said
farm is situated one mile and half from East
st. Johnsbury on the Lyndon road. convenient to
all necessary privileges. containing one hundred
and thirty acres of land. with good buildings and
the best of running water at the house and barn.
For further particulars inquire of CYRUS
WHEELOCk ON the premises.
st. JOhnsbury. Aug 10, 1860. $50
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|
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EAST HAVEN.

The nonresident prOprctorS and land in the
town of East Haven In the county ol Essen. hereby
notified that the taxes by said town within the
next preceding this date. either in whole
in part unpaid the following described lands In said
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There is due assessed above the sum set 10 the
raj undivided sarcS or parts belonging to the original
rights Of Abigail Arnold, I'll Aza Arnold. u: Elizabeth
Jenkins y! Thomas Arnold u John MuinorC. Jr =
Caleb Teal y: William Wheaton. p; William Bodgett.
q: John Creed, q Lydia jenkins. p William all, 2l
lillian Creed Jr 2s Joseph Cook Is: Jonathan Jen-
kins, IS Joseph Parker Is: Robert Thur>on. 2l Hen
II TillighaSt, 25 James Burr, b Lydia Clark A. Lee
Vi Hail. Il Edward Jones, Al Robert Rogers Il; Mary
jenkins. % Jeremiah f. JcI k> %: Cypran Serrv 81
John H. Thur,to p; and each Of said shares contain
thirty three acres
And ;" much Of said lands will be sold at Public Auc-
ton at dwelling house Of Robert Nouon in said
Newark, teir>t THURSDAY OF October next,
O'Clock A M shall be requisite to dsch arge said taxes
with costs. unless previously paid.
Dated at Newark this 10Th day OF August 4. ID. $3.50
4-t ROBERT MOULTON, First Constable.
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The Soy KREIGN RENEDY.-Every acknowledges that
EcddSS Russia Save Is Sovereign Remedy tor all kind
u wounds cuts burns, scalds, corS. bun"u>. chilbaiI>
mapped hands, eryIpcla Sold every here at - cts
1 boA. 81
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: Il. 20 H n S B U r Y
ACADEMY.

The Fall Term will commence Tuesday, Sep
TENDER llth and continue eleven weeks.
In connection with the enlarged aecommoda-
tons of the Academy recently made, the School
will be for the future classified into two Depart
ments-Classical and English or NOrmal-with a
specific course of study for each.
The studies of the latter will have espscial ref
erence to the large class of scholars qualifying
themselves to teach in the Common School -
Those completing the studies OF this course and
sustaining satisfactory examination in the same
at the end of the year, will be entitled to the A.
cademys Diploma, signed by the President and
Secretary of its Board of Trustees.
The course of study in each Department will
extend through three years, Junior. Middle and
Senior. Scholars may enter the Middle or Sen
ior classes, if upon examination they are found
qualified for that part of the course.
Classical Course.
JUNIOR YEAK-Latin Grammar and Reader ;
CAESARS Commentaries History Of Rome and
Roman Antiquities Arithmetic and Algebra ;
with Defamation and Composition throughout
the course.
MIDDLE YEAR-Ciceros Orations Sallust :;
Greek Grammar and Lessons AenOphon's An
abasis Roman and Grecian Antiquities His
tory of Greece Geometry.
SENIOR YEAR-Virgil; Latin of previous
years reviewed XenOphon'S Anabasis HOmer's
Iliad Latin and Greek Prosody Latin and
Greek Prose Composition; Ancient Geography
English Course.
JUNIOR Withdrawing, Spelling, Penman-
ship and Composition through the course; Men
tai and Written Arithmetic Descriptive Geog-
raphy with Construction of Maps History of
United States, and General History.
MIDDLE YEAR.-Algebra Geomc try; Eng
fish Grammar Natural Philosophy ; Physiolo-
" and Drawing.
SENIOR YEAR.-Intelectual and Moral Philos-
ophy Political Economy Botany; Surveying :;
Reviews of Previous Studies School Laws of
Vermont Theory and Practice of Teaching
TUITION.
5000 for Term of Eleven Weeks. payable at De-
ginning of Term. French. Drawing and Paint
ing will be charged with extra Tuition, and at the
usual rates.
BOARD
In families. from $500 to $3.50 per week, inclu-
ding Washing. Fire and Light.
Rooms and Board may be secured by applica-
ton to the undersigned.
3-5 J. h. COLBY, Sec'y Of Trustees.
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NEWBCRY SEMINARY
Female Collegiate Institute

furnishes
The Solid Branches, by Graduates of our oest
Male and Female Colleges;
French, German and Spanish, by a native
of Germany, for some time a Teacher in Paris.
and recently Preccptrcss of Modern Languages
in the Troy Female Seminary, New York.
Drawing and Painting, by sklful Artist.
instrumental and Vocal Music, by Teach
er and Composer of approved ability.
The Sciences, illustrated by Experiments and
Lectures.
Rooms, large and well ventilated and gene
rous Table at the BOARDING HOUSE.
Convenient Rooms for self-boarding near the
Institution.
Special Instruction to Young Men preparing
for College.
Collegiate HOnOrs to Young Ladies who grad
uatc
Good Moral Influence and good Religious
Privileges.
Tuition, only from date Of enrolment to close
of Term.
Common English, Board, Room and Washing
at $3.50 per Term.
FALL TERM of IL weeks opens Thursday
August 3oth, 1860.
For Circulars or Rooms, address
+. l.. KING. ~ NJ, Principal.
NcwbUry. VT, Aug. 10, loGO. So
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CALEDONIA CO. ACADEMY /!

LYNN S. WATTS, 4. f., Principal,
Assisted by full board Of competent teachers.
The Fall Term will commence Tuesday, Sept.
/, and continue eleven weeks. Tuition same as
heretofore. Board, including fuel, lights and
washing from Sl,75 to 500 per week. Rooms
for self-boarders can be obtained on reasonable
terms.
For further information address the Principal.
a. BOUTELLE, Secy Board of Trustees.
Peacham, VT, July 81. 1850. l-5'
FAST HAkDwIcK HIGH SCHOOL.
The Fall Term of this school will commence
on Monday. Sept B. 1860, and continue eleven
weeks. under the care of
STARK FELLOWS,
of Dartmouth College, assisted by competent
Teachers of French. Painting. Drawing. and Pr
ano " usc. Special care will be taken to impart
thorough instruction in all the branches pursued.
Tuition from s., W to 81 co. according to branch
es pursued.
French, Drawing. Painting and Music extra.
Board. including wood and lights. Sl.5O per
week. Ample rooms for selfboarding can be Oh
tanned on reasonable terms.
A. J. HYDE, for Elk. Com.
East IIardwick, VT. July. 1861. l-6
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The Great Central Active Principle Of the Tulu Anoyne
Is true development Of the Original Natural Opidte III
all cases wherever opium has been USED and its aeia Ell
fects witnessed REMARK Of adequately COLL
pare the difference, and decision is equal 10 trial Inc
Anodyg contains not particle OF opium, and te most
delicate constitution il with safety. aud the per
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recommend it physicians who have long sought the
true development, aid To patients who want natural IT,
suits.
The basis Of the Universal Cough Remedy Is that tree
dom from all Compliments which by the great error III com"
pOundlug produce complete inerts nstea red Cules
place restraint lis every hour LA .he Jay ana
ask all patients make II the natural enemy 10 all coughs
throat OF lung complaints by perfect freedom oi appI-
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and for Whoopng Cough checks all the spasIns aud allows
the cough to have its run in quiet way.
With the spirit that court all lvestlSatlonahd read
mess all Inquiries III return ask all 10
be cautious purchase only of those they can rely uo
Prices within the reach vi all
GENERAL AGENT
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Boston.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ESSEX UlStTCt. s.
AT Probate Court holden at the Probate Office in l.u
nenburg within and said district the l4th day Of
Aug. 4. ID. lS6U -
instrument purporting to be the last vi" and testa-
Ament OF Abigail ii Bolce, late ol Iniidhai IN SAID dis
tric deceased being presented IL the court here by
Day id Noon, the executor therein named for Pro-
bate 1t ordered by said court that all persons concern
ed therein notified appear al session of said Court
10 be holden at the Probate Ofice, III LuneLburg on
the 18th day Sept, $780, and show cause, ANY they
may have against the Probate Of said Will for which
purpose il is further ordered that copy OF the record
this order be published three weeks successfully in tbs
Caedouian printed at ST. JUhIsbury, previous to said
time appointed for hearing.
A true copy Of record,
ID Attest. JONAH BROOKS, Judge Of Probate.