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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
NAOMI TIIAYER'S ESTATE

At Probate Court held Al 81 Joi>ifry said District
on the oh .isN of Sept. A ID lss
WHEREAS. David Sisty. administrator the -
tate Naomi rEayer late u Barnet. in said district de
ceased. nrol,oS,Sto render h>
iraiion AMI 10 present his account against >aid estate
examinations and a.iowaiSe i.- The purpose 81 making I'a
tiliun and distribution the RESIDUE ri said r>ial-
under deere, II said court. The pci-;i> n o
10y lax e;iiitri IL The Ii i Therefore ordered hN
said that tily under consideration ard
~ heard the Pr..aie pIioe. ia 81 J.hii>AuTE.
The eIil day Sept. A ID l>ts. AI9 IL j. further
dere,! Jilal Ali persons Interested Toe modified hereof kN
pUltaii. 81. copy o the record this order IN the
Cav,io;li.. pTi,ited 81. IaiStury three weeks
Cc>S'Ne.y previous said time hearing that iivS
nsA appear ai the allowance said account
Ines and ass r heard by said tbs
matter "i PARTITION AID distribution said estate
b. the C,u-i.
Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH Ja,lse-
4 tTae cspEvf Tecy'3.
6555 Attest. asa L. FRENCH. Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
The First Vermont Brigade.

Che old I'd regiment is at Ponghkeepsie.
TO preserve order while the draft is in prog
ress there. The Sd regiment is at Newark,
\. J. The BOYS were put as suard over a
jersey regiment that had just been raised by
means of large houaties. \ squad of the
new recruits undertook to run tie guard the
other day and desert. when the Nermonters
fired upon them. killing three and wounding
tour. The 81 ,iont fire blank cartridges.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11

That WAIcu-By late arrivals Of teach
ers from the West We learn that the COM
mittce appointed for that purpose procured
very handsome and valuable gold watch in
Chicago, and presented it to Miss Buss. the
seisacriticing school teacher on the North
Manitou Islard. Of whom mention was made
in TIE CALEDoNIAS Of Aug. II. The sur
prise and gratitude of Miss b. at being the
recipient of 50 nice a pesent, from entire
strangers, can scarcely be imagined
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
THE ELECTION.

TIE returns Ct CIR state election are net
all in YET, but as far as heard from Smiths
majority for governor is about 10000 The
opposition has probably cast 10000 and cleo
ted dozen, perhaps fifteen or twenty, 10 The
lower house. The Senate, We believe, is
clean Union. Mr.. Morrill's majority on the
congress vote in this district will be nearly
1000. We give below as full returns as We
can get from six or eight counties in this
part of the State.
The nominations of the Essex county
Union convention were all elected but 7. I.
Cushman who On account of bis secession
views was rejected for J. F.. Woodbury., a
Union man, by a good majority. As there
was only one ticket nominated this shows
that Essex is all tight for Union if it does
send some copper representatives.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
BOSTON MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

Flour a"d Meal Western super. > ) 90.
Extra - a -. Choice extras 10 I 10
Corn Il, a a -.
GsG.H "Rd Sr,G-Co:n. western. 81 -. RYE
%. Wheat western. il 4 80. Oats - -
Herds grass 49, , 1D. I'D lci, > - 4 :jn-
Clover. northern. 30 4 60: western. &c %.
Pr"risto0s-Butter, lSt quail - ~. Cheese
IL quality. a 10. E-gs il a 90 Beef fresh, 10
Is. Sailed a =. Lard 10 l.. Lamb C 4 10.
Sheep whole a II.
50 Ii. Cali skins II 4 90 Wool. Merinn. 3 a
-: :. and ! blood o. 20; common 81 ID
uullcI SO s..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
Trip to M emphrelnagog.

FRIEND STONE: Your h,Imble servant.
together with several others from this village
and Boston. took a TIN last week 20 Lake
Memphrcmasor.
We started from s.. Jonrshurv on Tues
az at = o'c.ack. P, NJ, in th. cars: reached
8ar,,. I3nIino tire terminus. now Of the
r.ifo..D Al a1oa. Ea..-n.,; six There We
'or,.G our ,.;.pl Mr. I,r-y. already Wartime
- Us With .yo tour-aor... cnae}..s f. r....y.y
Is 10 Neunort. Mr.. Dew : on. of mos.
..rn;,en,9r,y and eh1:oiro ,.~,,.r,r,.r, wiz,
are ~ honor 10 The business, they follow. and
80 he>reak tnr him IL" patronage O. I'll"
travelling public. ! rid. Il me mics
rHouS@t is = NlVro:t al 9 o'clock. We
w~rr landed Il. the" Me.nphr,mugas House "
w"ere y, found AZ excellent supper in rca!i-
ness Ion u. I.l> nous" i kept by ,I,s>rs.
Back \ 'er.dar, and 1t '.as Unanimously re
solved TIA; better h)a>e "" never stopped
q Inc table. =" "s';E an al IL" atiN0T' =
III MS about tn ho1S' are \ No. !. HE
i '0o>' >'"'"' OF We ;"E."' 81 IN 'hhe AID
+ Ir"n The @i'.'f''S E"n can see lir UP th't
"ran'li"l sheet 81 water
He"PoF' = "ilel'!E >mif'' uiT-''i'S 'o"h
Ne" cummings are c''''r"ai! S"'Hs NJ !"
ah'''''a'''h '' III" increased business % &C
t'F nom '''F' "ii'''' u '"' cars "!!c'i 'N'ii
i Hi''''" '''S '''' part 81 '''> month
living |" '''' IA" ''' "'iF'c'''hN "".cE al
''''' u ''''S '""h i "'''> 'a'F |" "ec''ns one
% '''' most '''""'''d' ana !'''>ih5 VII
/ III '''n'.i'''
'' "'A' '''''',' axe. '"' al ''' We ''oh
''.>S'''' o' ''o''" '"e ''''Ie s'ea'H9E ""'e"
i'''N vi '''',' ''Ne' 'of ''''' N'' iie'" NOUN
,''' '''''.' ".'o"t '"'''' 'i'''eS ~ '"e l"NF'
'"' '''' WI '''N 1'''' "o'I ""N "t''Si'''u''
'''o apt ''ss' ''' PROPRIETOR was al 'hAt
''''"'' ""'U'" "'' WHICH IL SAMMY enough.
- arrived al 'll' ia"oihS 10 'he Noun
'd'' House III ABOUT o cIocN. 4. NJ where
We i"un" our o'u il'e''o Jennings (iofmef!
'"e D. 'o'''S0ufl io"Se) waiting WIN MS
Usual uioa''''. 10 Fe'cohe Us 10 MS mountain
"''l'e in's mouse Is situated IN ore OF 'Ae
'"'s' picturesque anu romantic regions M
"s'''"o'e' ''e "''u beauty "n'ch meets 'he
eye I'll ever! mana IS oeyoAc description.
"''e o''is Heels 10 see II: cfoeF 10 appreciate
It,
l"''e"ia'e'! Oh our ARRIVAL some dozen OF
Us VINO were cohsiaefeH aole-oodIed, started
Oh our UP 20 inc SUMMIT OF "O"is TEA"
MOUNTAIN Inc distance Is some Two ana a nail
"''leS' anu II was certainty nara ROAD TO
''a'e'' hu' e'llI'ehe0 D! 'he soaks OF
'Hs eoi!'pa'l!' anu o} oih' oi s'A!:! ehcoHf-
"a''i'e''S III '''e way Vi f'u juice "h!ch
So"'e u ''e c0'i'P''', ia" 'he pfecautlon 10
'''Ne ''""o VII" '''e"i' We s''e''e" 'l3 summit
III '''"' three io"'S' i>'" u'efS' as we
Sto"'' oil" '''Neo II ever! '.rec'I"h the scene
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
~ L y L T. OF NERMO Mt.
~ Ealni,rI, n5S--:a. :

Al Probate CCurh cid ST Juhashury within and for
SAN district, eli the sih day {" Sept. 4. ID I>t3
f'U,Il Harvey, adniiniSira i"T mpon the estate 81
i'Ih MctIit late nf RyegIie. said district de-
ceased makes application 10 said hceI>e 10 SCI.
IA" Whole 81 the real estate OF said deceased REPRESENT
ing That the sale Of pariof sad is necessary for
the dEllet 81 tine debts Of sand deceased, and Thai
part o SAID real estate cannot Toe Sold without injury 10
lLm>t Interested ia the remainder thereof.
neTeupnn il ordered by said Court that said aunli
Gallon lie referred = the ih ui sept I.s al m.
Fr"1ir Office II -soI>buTy Aforesaid f.r hearing AMI
u,>i'n thereon and IL J. further ordered rfar ali
sous Interested, e OiiIi hereof ly Publication, a; a.,
lice 81 ihl> application AMI order thereon thr. Mel.
Excessively m the Cal-'onan printed ST JobD.iury
before said time o h. that thy NAV a,,re.T 1t Ssj
llie anu place, and. al iley Cls oujrSf ibera-o
~ the CopTi
ts-i Attest, ASA L. FRENCH Judge Of Pro,,s,e
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
Plain. i,u; True.

The Longer, in IIarpers Weekly. has a
scorching comment on the spc eches of Sey-
mour and ether politicians. These ora
tors" he says, forget the soldiers W no are
dying for the rights Of al! the people, in their
ragerness to homi orer tie ~rongs Of man
~~mmm'ily mreste@ tor Lelpiay the mm1sr-
cL.s Of those xoIlicLS"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11

land, Samuel Plumly Orange. Alvah Bean,
James NJ. Bass; Rutland. Merritt Clark,
Nathaniel Fish, VIM. 7. Nichols; Windsor,
James y. Pollard. Noah b. Stafford. Wendell
". Williams; Wndhan:. Edward Kirkland,
Henry L. stoushton; Washington, Roderick
Richardson, Addison Peck
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
Senators E!ecteH-Ai! Union.

Addison county, S. d. Holco NIB, Earl
tnShman ; Bennington. Lemuel Bolton, Ny
ron Clark Caledonia, George Cowles, Tlos.
J. Gree; Chlttenden, Jed. P. G. X, A. c.
"ele:', l.: b. Englesby; Essex, D., H.
Beattie Franklin. Hiram p. Stever. Har-
vey y. tarrar; urana Isle, Wm. H. LYMAN ::
Lamoille, ]. A. Child; Orleans, Elijah Cleye-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
THIRD DAY. SEPT. ~.
FAIR GROUND CONPA

.np>rS
80 'i-''>'>>' Di->' y - -
i'"' 40 1.
ID - N. &>'-e' iroll-n5 herse, prem Slj
DE- ID
'f" 20.
Al io:41' Fastest Iroit'n.r Horse. prem. So
"a 10 CO d IL 10
Con,mit,.. same \, far 80. %oS :; ,-3 1
CQs-ESTuI ,ySItIr.
A-1.:,g .. = =. -. =,
fired. VIZ. : ''-''.''-'> d.
LADIES
Best Rider, Isl. rrsrl. Photo-rarh Album.
- d" p do Pho;or,~7h Album.
r,fs.
(Nat over l. vars n. -,,D
b., Ri,I-r
u do ., premium -
IA 4, -
c ~ Il"
.o"','", w :, ~, H. S'''!-lr-. y Johns
bury j. w Colby. Lyndon; :. :. Gould
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11

they did not rofe. This year the copper vote
Simply showed " hat the Union party would
have had opposed to it if the copperheads
bad voted last yer. SO much for the bluster
about great gains.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
SAMUEL INGALLS,.
J. Ii. GEORGE,
CONWSS IONERS' NOTICE.

:
" r. tie Suu>crbeTS,b being ap,.I, ed iy the
''!r i>tIl'l 81 Caledonia. commissioners iu Give
aSaiflSt la" estate q" Elias siS LATE ,i :; ioa,,,r,
m >.' ''>'I'' deceased REPRESENTED el.i and the
In q, - months lr"; tie Nth Dag Sept \. -
me, respective claims before and that We MIL r,.,
S e!.l- mouse "I the widow Ui said ierea>, Ia 81
FIN day "i November next clslk in the i,-eiol
oh each Of SAID DAYS
CO. JOS HaS1,n,i X Cca.u,isslcners-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11

:. The women of the Northwest are getting
up a monster soldiers fair. at Chicago. for
the last week of October and the first week
in November. They mean to raise $4,000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11

In Conlpton. C. E. Aug. 25. Sophia Aver. wife
Of Carlton Aver. aged 20 years, months, for
merly of St. Johnsburv.
l. Burke, SEPT. !, Frank Willis, son of iona
than 5 and Mary K Lougee. aged ! year and
i0months.
In Lawrence, Kansas. Aug. ID. Carrie H.,
daughter Of David g.. and Elizabeth A. Pc BODY.
aged wear and S months.
In North Monroe. Aug. 80. Bowers Colby. son
Of John F and Maria s. Colby. Of Danville. aged
l.; YEAR.
In North Danviile. Aug. II. CT diptheria. Clara
\ aged y years. Also, Aug. II. Ida V, aged
II Years. daughters Of Reauman B., and Ciarinda
: !IaiiLck
in North Dany le. Arg. 2S, Of diptheris, Mary
Alloy. daughter of Novatus and Lorinda Blodg.
EFT, aged IL years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON
Why the ShciIies Of the City was
Discontinued.

facilities for observation and gathering nfor-
nation has communicated to Us a variety of
Interesting fac connected with the siege of
Charleston. which throw much light Oh the
state Of affairs there. lie Informs Us that
the reason why Gen. Gilmore did moi coz
tinue his commandment OF Charleston with
the "Greek fire " shells. was because the
shells sent were ignited on the pe-c is ion
principle. and being discharged from a gun
elevated at an angle of thirty-e;ght degrees,
took their flight al the same angle. with a
Longitudinal! rotary motion. base downward.
and therefore struck base downward instead
of upon the percussion end. aid lid not ex-
piode. Only two are known TO have explo-
| ded-one which fell into warehouse and
another which fell in street. This peculiar
motion and descent of ne shell was a new
discovery in artillery practice. then for the
first tine made. and the ordnance department;
was not furnished with a remed, for the nm
loohed-tor contingency. To this fact alone
Charleston owes the delay of the hour of its
doom. Time fuses, which will set matters
ali right, were at once sent for. and have
doubtless arrived at Morris Island before
this, and very likely Charleston is a. this
moment experiencing the drea,:fu! effects OF
a shower Of " Greek fire shells. fifteen hun
bred of which have been ordered for the
bombardment of that nest of treason. The
gun from which the sheiA were first fired
was a POO FOUNDER PARROT which can throw
d shell no less tran scren miles. when aimed
at an angie OF tor,y-fve degrees. The first
shells went over Charist0n. the gun being
aimed at too sharp an angle Our readers
will be pleased to learn that Gen. Gilmore
has no less than thirty Parrot guns mounted
that will throw shells plump into Charleston.
! Also that the use OF Greek fire shells to bonn
bard that rebel stronghold was personally
ordered hy President Lincoln. The Greek
fire burns Tor twenty minutes II will burn
on the water as wei as on the land, and each
cover, surface Of one hundred square feet
with flame. The she'll b,lsts Into abou; one
hundred and twenty pieces. or ten times as
many as the ordinary shell. OF Course the
effect OF these shells Will be to set Charleston
/ IN flames. which nothing can subdue.
In addition to the Greek fire shells. a large
quantity of improved shrapnel shells. mad
~ he inventor OF the Greek fire shell. ard
containing from five hundred To one thou
sand bullets each nave been sc.t 10 Morris
Island. to he trat ,:crr,.; lnercc into the re-
heiliou, city IN manner not very pleasing
20 the enemy. These shells aye fired with
tine fuses. and are VERY destur,.y, e life
The celebrated three hundred pound PARROT
-ui wa.cN Cen Gilmore mas. weighs twenty
>r,,i. h u>,-d pounds II .,ok Two thou
sa.A n!'a n.nr nights 10 get the, monster into
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11

JOB PRINTING. Every kind of print-
Ing j. promptly eSrcnttd AT This office, III
Ih- best .iyIr ANA N the lowest prices.
+ he ta',ilticS al the establishment are of
taj first order: good Warkmen are EN-.
ri0yc.:, AID additions Of type and other
ltintIn" materials are constantly being
III abe TO keep fully up with the times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
A Id VI TITAN nee.

'-""'f> oiiefiilS arlieieS .or exhibition, Free.
HORACE FAIRBANKS.
President Asl Society.
GEORGE A MERRILL.
President Fair GRID Go.
HORACE iA!DCIk, Secretaries of
HERON NJ HOWARD, ( Agricultural S,c'y.
A. U. CHADWICK, Sec. Fair Ground Co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11

O. Hon. J. s. Morrill, has our thanks
for various pub. docs, among which are two
volumes OF the Congressional Globe
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
CWIlnErNS CaR,


and ca>hotS l;aoG and trimmed - salt
The above >,ao. e goods pn,cha> sci /; : ~
81 price than expected Ia iAc>e times 81 ,sar.
al! viii >c.l for cash al very sinai front
Please call ana satisfy Yourselves Warc-roarnS
Isl d cor North e the ra>>In,;>ic House.
IL UNDERWOOD
-. johns5ury. Sept :. 1868. EST
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
rO-UuISSIONERS NOTICE.
LEWIS ". DEIANn.S ESr.rr

T. the subscribers being appointci by the Probate
court '"f The district oi Caledonia 4; re-
Cei'c examine AMI adjust all claims AMI demands %, en-
pfShN against the estate III Lewis ". Delano lai al
vent. hereby give notice that >iN u.tb. nm, ~, 81,
Gay "I AUG ~ D. l>t3 allowed for the cre,lilor. Ia
present. tielr claims To- said commissioners for N amin,
alton and allowance. and that will NEE. for mai nT
pose al ne Store lately occupied 10y Levi, " D-.un l.,
IN III s,id instinct GA the 18th day OF October and
S'i''iarE next Al O'Clock in the iorern,n or each t -;
DAYS. N-' ia '"N" ~ eAN"
C5-Gj j Il ,:E ln - ALLS' SCom'rs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
DEATHS.

~ Marriages. Births and Deaths inserted Frrr-
advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
1HDERof NOTICE "f SETTLEMENT
JOHN y DAVIS ESTATE.

STATE on VERMONT. CuEpaHi. Di>rsr.r -
Al probate court held ~ J"hI>hury III sd district
"'i ih' sili 'iay oi September II l>SS
"s> Sainii & HARVEY. administrator Dc h1niS non
ca Tue r>'it" e" JOHN y Davis. Barnet in said district
H''d>' prop '>i L" lender account OF hi admins
' '''li L" present iii> account >aiG
examination AMI allowance Tor Jhr purpose makii.
On ana ui>ii uilui al TIA" Ts.t said cS ate W.
,'rI "i >l'd court di;i.- the persons VIII, tn
"a" thii"d 4" the same II ! therci.re Tierei Sli,i
S"'f 'hit lie saline come Under consideration. ami ht
!'aT' AZ HE Probate oiicr IN ~ Jul>lry -, the 18th
hhN "i Sept. ID. 1915. AMI is Iurlirr ordered Thai
all persons Interested Zee Bottled hereof bv publ cafio a;
cnp5 vi the record of TINS order The tep,ia i,Tiur-
ti al - Jri>hur three weeks SIcye>Sivey previous l.,
>d ii;e {" hearing. that they NAV appear and contest
The allowance uG said account, il they See. cause ai
i>' e heard 10y said The matter ui partition ami
distribution III said estate.
BY the Court
Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH judge
true copy OF record.
'SN' Attest ASA l.. FRENCH. JUDGE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
Caledonia County. tCOmplcte.)

REPRESENTATIVES, AND GOVERNOR AND cos
GRESS VOTE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
fiFl. Nii5tsIIp'S
q E y EINE PKEP. iRagjsy

RICHLY ouNcENTEAIEr ocNroy>5.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11

This Medicine increases The power @. Ia
ge>tion, and eXcites The Ahsorhtnt> i,ra
healthy action. by which the Waitry or "a
cerous Dispositions, and ali Unnatural r.
largementS art reduced, IS well as pam AM
Inflammation, and IS good for Men, Mem
or Children
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25

A Cowardly Act.-As the South
Bloomville delegation was returning from
the mass meeting held in Attica last week,
they came across nest of CoppeIheads, who
showed their disloyalty by shooting at tho
delegation. Captain nc. NrE, Marshal of
the delegation. Informs US that when passing
the house Of oEe Samuel Gross. the delega.
tion gave three cheers for the Union, and
then proceeded on their way home. After
they had got some distance from Gross res.
idence, three shots were fred at them, but
fortunately none Of them was injured Capt.
NrE and portion Of the delegation whee led
about and retarn cd aud asked Mr.. Gross Why
he fired pistol at them. He denied firing
the pistol, but admitted that the pistol was
fled from his house, aud In order to clear
himself Of so cowardly an act, he then blam
ed 1t upon h b daughter, and made sundry
apologies, stating that he did not approve of
such conduct, DC, Capt. NYE. also informs
US, that this man Gross has Butternut Fac
tory in operation, aud has anufactured this
season large number Of these reasonable
rebel emblems, which he inds ready sale
fer among the supporters Of the Canada trsi
tor
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25
d. DE LAsrrrR, Sec'ry.

TRUrn.-"Truth is mighty and will
prevail" So will Herrick Aliens Gold
Medal Salcratus over all others, notwith-
standing so many in the trade are trying
to initiate 1t and deceive tho public with
n spurious article. Our advice is use no
other, try no other, call for no other, aud
be put off with no other, for we knor
there is no other ss good. II takes less
in quantity it is far superior to soda to
use with cream tartar it is free from all
delcterious substances you can Obtain
much better Buscuits with il than with
any other saleraius or with soda /; VIC
have. Try it, and speak from experience
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25

shamcful.-Ws understand that a sold
ier's widow was shamefully abused on Friday
last, by lot Of " she Copperheads. ;" She
was knocked down some two or three times,
while passingsl the streets on her way
home. Some Of the Copperbead gentlemen
that were present. and saw the transaction
eheered vocife,ous;y. This was meeting Of
the " law-abiding" party-a party that pre-
tends TO be in favor Of law and order. and
the enforcement Of the laws. Oh, Jeruss.
lem We hope Tiffin will never again be dis
graeed by such conglomorated mass of rot.
tenness and treason.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-25
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
Pulmonio WATERS


The oisiusl M,,hsin. ,,,sbh.h,d In i.aT, and III.
hr suicis ever iuttoslncsd undst The nans OF
"PpLuoNc WaTERs," IN this ot any othsr COT nttr
all other Pulnonte Waters se eccHterts,u. The
genuine csn be kncwnhy the asms VI bryan
being stamped on each Wsfsr
BRvlSs ruLNoNcic wsrsS,
Relieve Coughs, Colds, sore Throat, noa"sns".
Bryen's Pulmonic WATERS
Relieve A,ihus. Bronchitis, Diairult nfssihins
Bryan's pulmonic WATERS
Relieve spiuinr Of B,ood, Pains In the Chs1.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve incipieni Consumption, Lung pi'ss's'.
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafeis
Relieve Irritation OF the Usuai and Ton'il',
nryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve The shove eomplsint' In ten minnis'.
Dryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Ae /. bleHinE to all Classes and Constitutions.
Brynn's Pulmonic Waters
Ar. adap ed for vocslids and Pubho speaker.
Brynn's pulmonic WATERS
Are In simple form and pleasant to the taste.
Bryan's Pnlmonic WSfers
Not cny relieve bu, enec, rapid aud lasting eurs'
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Arc warranted to give .au'fac,ioa to every one.
No family should he without hoS of
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
In the house.
No ,rNeler .honld he w,'hont n supply OF
Bryun's Pulmonic Waters
In his pocket.
No psr.on will ,vst object To give Tor
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Twent y.avs Cents.
Jop MOSES, SOLE Proprietor. "a Coar,lan, ~. N.
September 25, Ieb5. 5!--l