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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-05


PBRsoNAL.-Paymaster Rodney Smith,
U. s. n, is to be stationed at Port Roy
al S. G.
Rev. S. Sparhawk has removed from
Gaysville to Pittsfeld, where he should
be addressed.
A memorial volume Of Mrs. Marion
Hooker Roe, whose native town was
Poultney, and some of whose poems are
contained in Mrs. Hemmenway's Poets
and Poetry of Vermont, Is soon to be
published.
"Steavon Spear" of Braintree adver-
tises that he wishes to secure place to
supply a pulpit as practical preacher
of the gospel, and his wife would like Q
chance to do house work or work at the
tailor's and dress making business.
Some tableaux are to be given in Town
Hall, Burlington, on Thursday and Friday
of this week, the proceeds to be devoted I
to the purchase of a new organ for St.
Paul's church. 1t is suggested in the
Burlington Times "by q friend" that
the heavy part Of the performance
consist OF unique representation of the
Babes in the Woods, by Gov. I'm }
derwood and our friend Bigelov e
Times. If that takes place, ct
a full house.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-05

REBUILDING. - The walls of the old
Round House near the depot in this viii
lage, are entirely demolished, and the
work of driving piles for the foundation
Of the new building is being rapidly
prOecuted
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-05

The SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY of Rut-
land gratefully acknowledge the receipt
of s9O.07 from Messrs. James Merrell
and s. W. Rowell, being the profits of
Mr.. Coughs lecture in this village last
Friday eve.
Mrs. C. M. GAY, Secretary.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-22
NEW OSEION PLAIND EALER

rAbli.As every Friday atth: plaindsalS
spriasing rooms, Main Street, New Orcgo
HowaeA county, Iowa. F: J. MEAD pro
pissor: - ~ 49, 81. ~. ..'-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-22

-. ia
II. A. Goodrich, ~gdasi sl. 3
H H. D: 3 Noble, Committee, .a
On motion ofMr Fields the report was
adop'ed.
Mr. Seelv from Com. on equalization pre-
sentcd the following report. II
To the Hon. Members, Board Supervisors:
your Com. on equalization would respectful
ly submit tho following repert.ngs oozH
-5a@ ~ CLASS I. 70 ti@1 . >...z
Stations kept for that purpose . ,.. Go 5000
No. l, work horses 4O,oO
"3. oG". II u s5, to 1900
Z" T. colts , 1910 250C
rr.7rI .--r-9 CLASS I.sN srq q. p
No. l. Mules. oVOc
..r..s..a..,a a.............'..'........ .oo,oe
- .i!..r'''',.''"''''i'''''''-'...,.'e" ~" ~
rrlr~,, CLASS 3.
%, I,2
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-22

"is.a" %
'enn'es ..,,:.'s...' ...'.'''''.'~"''z z0'0 t''''
.a4ao CT CLASS 1".- T. n NEAT CATTLE rA'
no. = per Sese OF a"'o, %" y,
81, Mich Cows each. 7,ot
% o., y,
''' -,.s, .,,,..
NJ 49,, ,..a ,,., an.,, - t''rEt = . . oo &,
~ .. ,ol
"st'' q
| t-n4 - GLASS g. SWINE. ..f :.
Of all descriptions six months old, per cws. &c
CT ASS Z. VEHICLES,
No. I, Lumber wagon '.....'. e.. .''. r.. sc,o(
80 . =. .,,, 49, i''1" -s.t ,,o 90 .l0os 10 oe
c,.,cs r,, !, = 6 -, I, /, ,,, :. .c,,,,re
IA ,6TI1I I @,C 1,'-'~s-.T - eo.o ,oo oc
80, .e..... ss.F..... aeto ssc
|, Assessors are not TO- Assess the Lumber
wagon of the person to be assessed unless
his farming utensils with the wagon exceed
SiO0, in which case the excess is to be as
sessed. All Of which is respe ctfu.l y submit
ted. lie o.. g. -.~> a..v
Darius Seely, Il. ..- a.
A. M. Van Leuyen ( Committee. -.
On motion of Mr. Fields tho report was
..;;:, .,;::;: +: ;;; +: ; G.. :: ::',,
To the Hon. Board Of Supervisors of How
ard County, iowa. Yopr COMMITTEE. on
School fund would respectfully report as
follows. That tho following loans Of the
permanent scheol fund has been made since
the 9Th day Of Sept 1863, which is the date
OF the last settlement Of this Board with
said fund, to wit: To n, Avorill s 10000
and to Seth P. Hazen $50, go. :, 81. III
i And your Con. have examined tho secur-
ity on said lands, and consider them good
sufficient, and would reco+s,.nsnd their ap-
proval by this Board. Your committee
would further set forth, that many Of these
that are indebted to the school fund are very
much in Arrears, and would recommend tina:
the Clerk OF thls Board De Instructed to ia.-
meo1ate'y ho''ty all persons SO 'ndebtea, to
come ana scttie lorth"ith, ana IL case they
'e."Ss VI "cs'eo' - oe so' '""' co1ccs!on ps
en'orced according tslaw. ~ as." .,.".
liIos. Grlttln,: .a3-a) ~ ".. 1HtU-r.
Chas. w. Fields, COMMITTEE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-22

Executions in the above cases hare not
been issued for the reason that they hsvs
not been called for, but will probably ali be
paid soop, exceptthc cases Of State Of Iowa
Concluded on fourth page.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-22
Chas. w. Fields, J
: II; u ,. ds,.'s;., Noble; Committee.

On motion of Mr. Goodrich the report was
received and the Com. discharged.
AIR Or fin moved to adopt said report.
On motion of Mr. Van Leuvcn the Board
adjourned till O'Clock a. NJ. tomorrow
Wednesday, Ja"y 6th9 ocloct: A. M.
Board met pcrsuant to adjournment. "a
Called to order by the chermln.
Minutes of yesterday read and approved.
Mr. Noble called for division of the re-
port of the C,m. on credentials.
The report was ado ted so far as relates
to " D. Darrow, 4. NJ. Van Leuven, Darius
Seelcy. II. a. Goodrich and Thos, Griffin
Mr. Griffin called Tor the yeas and nays: on
the motion to adott the remainder of said
report, ..'' I...' = -T.","t-
Yeas, Mcssrs Darrow. Noble, Goodrich,
Griffin ard Ostrander-5
Nays .lessrs Van Leuvep, Hubbard Seely
and Fields-4 '.' = ...' " : a%. o. .'f
The remainder Of said report was adopted
The Chairman then announced tho tollsw-
ing standing ccmmittees. + y.5 o@n a.s "a
Retenuc :. . Darrow, Goodrich and Noble.
County Judge. Howe, Ostranicr and scely.
SheriHs, Justices &C. aects.. Russell, Seely,
iap as.~ saIab.- 5o-c aud Van Leuven-
Petitions Bonds &c. Van 1.cuven, Russell and
- .'' -, Seely. "
Treas g. Recorder f. Hubbard, Fields Gr.fin
Miscellaneous accts. Ott ander, Sce'y, Howe
School fund = Griffin, Hubbard and Fields
County expenses. Seely, Howe and lOstrandel
Highways & Bridges. Goodrich, Noble, and
parroN
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-22
Cards.
0ADLER s. HANEGAN,

Would announce to tbs people of New
Oregon and vicinity that they have establish,
I'd the only exclusively grocery house in the
county, whore may at all times be found q
good supply of Tea, such IS black and green,
susar, Coffee, Molasscs, and Golden Syrup,
Fish, Crackers, Oysters. Cheese, Figs, Nuts
Candies, Dried Fruits, Spices of all kind,
Flsvsrias extracts, &c, &c, all ofwhich they
viii sell rs low as they ear tc bought in any
,narke. west of the Mississippi, Purt and
unsdu!tsrated liquors Of all kinds, solely for
medicinal and mechanical purposes, con-
stsntly on hand.
Tho public are invited to examine goods
and prices before purchasing, as we are bound
to give satisfaction.
New O:egon December 9. 1853. lnov'yl
H. SADLHR. JAMES HANEGAN
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-22
WHOLE NO. 2I8.

80, .''
). W. Bosgess. ..1ownsh'p Gicsk
L"oen Eassett. ........... County surreFrr
f''rao' haI' -. ......'. .'ustlce OF tAe Feaca
T.. i.o oear'es. ..'.'.' '.....'..,... CT efi'f
H. w. rartch .Counsy superintendent
,,r y.,,. 80. ~" A<n.p c,
II Il u;tohou' r,....,':frc E
I,. tI..,.. .r.s,:l C..-,
~ T p.,,s.,. ~ '""'r,p ",, >
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= r D., rN .r .4 54 -,
p.o,:,, ''i,' ;,
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.uoe ,.h:.h :. ........e.,,~ -, ~....,
~
n. vi. van LeuVeh,
n.
Wv A,'.''" % 'i ~"''""''' >ne report WA
.,. IT,, - 8" .,t
:, - ,, ''
e.o lr:,a. a.a.ss.;e,: ~ ~ " ~
~ rr ''' ''N'""'' -
.o..., --,
NJ. c,od.;<. - ~ '. .i '.'N .so' o
-. ost.. ss,,e.v;s ~ w .,o,a '''' "1.r'
,x.a ,doa4oa - V '''''''' ." 1;'''
...- Il. "a. I
hui 'ns chairman e' .h:S BOARD n0n'y
a'u require ife over MS signature as cha'rmn'.
U, feVGtt n II.
oo"iu my c''l'rs appropriation mace ty
'".s po'rd 'or inc purpose OF P'anKins Ito
of'ose over '"e IOWA h'Ver cse nile west "t
Lime springs provided SAID He"ets hos not
appropriated sa'o money '"f saia purposes,
ana !nat tho clerk pay sa'd money on proper
'ecurity, 10 a lN,t NJ Van l.eu'eH, Supervisor to
90 by h'm used .or SAID purposes, and TIA:
Nr 'an Lc"Ven 10 atto"ed ten per cent
commission Oh al scch money as comes 'nsa
his hands. IL o sts -a-gayt H:i
Mr. Nr,lo rres,,+oa IA ,,,,oro,, H., ,J,,+
ian of tLe Les,,lor,;,,ros,l,,t;o,
< Resolved. That fbe fo,low;nr sa,a r;es =,
paid for the ensuisg year, to the foi,owin.
officers: County Treasurer $500. and Pepu-
" for such time as is necessary. Clerk of
District Court all fees coming into his hands
by virtue Of his Office, and $500, and deputy
for such time as is necessary. County judge
all Ices conaing into his hands by virtue Of
his Office and twenty fye dollars. SberiF.
L;s I.u
On motion Of Mr. Hubbard tho BOARD sd.
iourned till 9 clock AM
Janps,v 9Th o,1york j.
Board met pcrsuant to ad;ournmsn.
Called TO .rder bv the chairman
Minutes Of Yesterday read and q o,rror.a
The resolution to reculate tho s,iar;o. ,f
County officers fer the ensuinu VAR uo.
then adopted ... -
Hon c. E. Berry then rendered his resi.-
natcn as County Judge Of Howard County.
On motion Of Mr. Ostrander said resigna.
':on was accepted
Mr. Field form Com. on Clerk Dist Court
presented the following report.
o. C, ~. .
~'' VII D''th Va 'no "'s'i'e' SEuft "oui"
resrcctiully report as follows to wit That
'h' "'n ''''' VI o"N NY r'dht" isSaeo Iro0
Sent 5th 1864 To January ISL 1864 cv vclus;xa
- =
Is lor contingent expenses. S2S9O
E,r n ,.bo. n,r,o.os caso,,
~
Y" " ""' ~.'' oi WIS" ''''.'''' l4':'@
... $3e3o.4s
Tho oro,p+ of +aes co,I..to1 ~, b;,, -,
,,o,,, en- n.,,xot Co,.t e 1
FIRST ,sss 70 Isn,,rv frst ,set;s sosssc
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-22
P ASS g. ELMENDORF,

R Ass l. EI.MENDORF.
FoRwARDlNs, STORAGE and COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
Public Square, Mcy'regor, Io,co
Agents for MeCorm:ck.s Reaper. Dow &
Fowler and Canton Swccpstakc Threshug
Machines, Moss & Williams and Brainard $
Sugar Evapora,ors, and Frost's Sugar Cane
Miis. ..>f
Kept constantly on hand, Horsc-Rakes.
Cradles, Crind-Stoncs. Plows. Sc, in any
quantity to suit purchasers. no44.3,1y.l
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.IEOHrOPs .NriC Patent


Elastic and Nentilating Spring
Bod. with Hair Mattress, and he
would respectfully invite all, who
are ia want of l}ods, and who dc.
sire really good ones, to call ON
him at The Cabinet Ware Rooms
of Mr.. HENRY LEMP, and "A.
anime for themselves.
HENRY LEMP,
Main ST., next door to Philip Sc
wuld's Watch aud Jowolry store,
April II, lodl.
CERTIFICATE.
! am using Monrocs Patent,
Spiral Spring aud NcutiIating
Bed, and take pleasure in recon.
mmding il w. II very excellent one,
both Tor health and comfort. In
yalids, especially, will find it t
most valuable Improvement.
j. NJ. MCFARLAND,
+. NJ. IIRGHER.
.Tillin, April II, 1861 2S 3m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-16
FREIGHTS.

Nv thii route freights OF all dssrfip'.rus csN D,
wardsd to- and tom rhilAdelrus, New Nork
ne,tcu " baltimore, 10 aud ilom m, rriut th
Rail Reads Of Ohio, krntucky, lndNpa, lnnWs
lNl,con.in, iowa or Missouri, bv Raj Road difsci
m, Penn.yt,.. MA Centnl Rail Road al,o cunurrt
,t p,u,hp,.b ,,,tb steamers, by witch Gcodsra ran h
,ors srl,d to any port o.. the ohio, Mu'Lingun hen
tHck,, Tennessee, Cumber,.nd nd, Illinois, Nn'''snp'
Ntsconsn, Museum, Ran as, A'hhn'u' and Re-
R,ressi aud ut Cleveland Saudu,SN and lWceg'
With sieamsfs to eu roiu On the " N'''H
Lakes.
Mct,hsus and shppcu en,wstiur the usnsnNr.
t,on orihsit ftrigm 10 thn uonpani, cau rsy witi
confidence 90 IT. speody transit
rms RATES uF fRElGHr ID. and nom an,
point IN the Nost, b, the rehnNkania Ccutr
Rah Road, are at al umes A. favorable NJ az
rhatrrdhV othct Rail Road COmpNnir,,
~ be padiyoHf 10 marx ni,kaEcs EVA fENN'i
cXNFs,LsR. r."
Fet trr,sh, Con,tacn ct shipping Direction, sr
ply TO ct address either Of the following Agrul, o
The CoNpauv
u, A, STEWART, Freight Agent. piisbptrh
CLARKE \ co, Transfer Agents, ru,.bufsh,
n, W, BROWN \ co. Ctncinnaii uhia.
r. &, MELnRUh CO, Madi,or, lndisnN
J, q, MOuRE, louisVtlls, krmurkN
W. VI. AlkhAN, hanNills, luti
X, y. Sass, ~, louis, MssuUfl.
tLARLE A ~ ,Chirsgo, luisois
J, n, MCGOl,M, Portsmouth,, q,
VI, LOVE, Ma,sytlie, Nv
HALLN CO., Marietta, u,
u, ANNtS, Naskmgum Rivst
", H,N III. LANHLEN, Galupol,, a.
H. :. ptERCEN 40. Isne,,nc, a.
\. n. HUDSON, Ripley
r. e. MELDRtM, General rr,,rhus Agent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-16

In reference to the lcvoland Con.
vemi6n, the Albany JOTnpl says:
This Cleveland Convention viii
do no. hurt. On the colttrary, it
will DO good. 1t wiz consolidate
the friends Of the Union and draw
thousands, who are now lukewarm
into an active support Uf theF}alti
moro candidate. These disorgan.
izers have unwittmgly revealed
their own weakness. They have
shown that they represent but q
mere handful of soreheads, DIal-
contents, aud fanatics.
A soldier orthe lst Pcnusyl.
vauiu cavalry, in the POtomac Ar.
my, was n short time since found
asleep ncar Warrenton, Nahay'
ing slept twenty.tour hours. lie
stepped up TO his captain and
said "Captaiu, ! die 20 morrow,at
4 O'Clock, and the war will end
lin June. You have no moro for
mo 10 do" As the clock struck I
on the following day he died with
out II groan.
TnE GRowIEG CRors The past
week has been favorable for crops
Corn coming up finely Wheat and
oats are doing very we'll. Grass
Inevcrlookcd better. ON the whole,
the prospects of the farmers are
very fair.-Xcni,t T1roh Liyht
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-16

TRAINS LEAVE As FOLLON ::
FAsr MAi,.-lsaye, ri,burh H' $50 \ ",
Uuiyrs ~ Ahouna NJ tt'sAhwt .hl \. VI
tsashs, llsItisiers at i.u1 r. ssd Phh1rlrhin
HNiTnoRE rAss NGERs b, IN, isiu lcs,,
Ilaui'buta At / 20 =. NJ, and art,e in baltimore
nj ~ 4. VI.
NrW YuRk pAssCNGERa Nv Tits us,R leave
rhiladrlphs NJ Gl5 4. NJ. aud affisa IN New
No,k nj lU,uu Y. NJ
THROUGH ACCOMMODATIONS 81 stnpnnr vt hll
station. i.oN,r, riusburrh Ht iin \. ar
rive. NJ Ahovna iot d,hhci ~ llNa -
icsche' llaut,huIg nj $40 +, ~ "h' rhiledel
phis at illa Z, VI.
lilRuIGu ENrREss-tra,e, r,tt,hutsh at I a
T.. VI, srtivss AT Altoona ior supper nt p2O y
AZ, reaches iiptrshats at 2 ~ VI aud phlln
dephii at : - "a. NJ,
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS Nv this imin lcat,
/ llarushuig at $50 A. VI, aud Wn'c IN Baliimur
SEN NniK PASSENGERS ry hi, train les,,
fhlsdtphU al, "a VI, aud a'h's 10 Ncw lor1
a. ~ 9m VI.
VAST IiNE--lcA,ss riusbutrh nj sl5r. VI, NJ
uNss ~ Altoona nj ia 4, NJ, reaches inui,
hutr ut 3 SIS 4 NJ, and Lancaster 'os htusklast a.
Tp1A n, arriving IN rhilad.lrhia nj ~ ~ 4 n
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS Nv this to,u lva,,
! iiNrrsLuty 81 200 a. n. aud ar'e In halumor
~ ilh0tA.a
NEWNORK PASSENGERS b, llu. train hsvc 0
ohnne at routes. A slerping ~ fuus tiu'uri
trnm pIusburh to New Nofk, without change
via ii1lrshufg aud Allentown, arriving in NeN
Nuk NJ tllr' NJ, Nv way ~ rhihdclphi,, pas,
cng,r rcarli New York NIa y, Ne
Tickets fot sale 80 Ro, on by boat or sail, nnni
tickets good on auy Of 'lts sound lanp'. Faro 10 All
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-16

rope on iNf NlosN Nfa-bNNNif lfthhs 'NNNNN' W.
hiugcmcnt Cases and procrtc renewals OF Tat.
spts.
OUr EIhibitiOn Rooms and
selling Usptttment We respectfully submit 10
ing House IN the World inst has nm E,hbiion
Room, aud ErutirNr ard suontssfrL Selling de.
nartmcnt attached. Us rAtFNrs tlKES ouI ~ Is
w HrQUuE No ApyANtr fEg IogSEtgiSU.
We aie m Regular truu tuication Win npwHrls oi
ls1 Patent Sellers ;hIuuE Ehou' the country who ds
pend wholly Tor lheir suPplyor Patents upon U.s.
Uut Exhibition Rooms corner Hf1udNav and Bar
tav Street in the very heart and center ofthe civ
are daily visfothN numhes Of Capt. nli is and men
Of Entrrpfi,a, seektng tnyestmcnts IN valuable Pat
suis, fut the putpus" oi rc.,rlmg in snhiytsiuuss
I while other mvu heavier tHpiiuhsts asU always
ready to uutchnss useful Patent tnl engage IN H.,
Manufacture, and TINS luctnu We mouUpol,
Thrsr Auutccs Ofdrm1nl that Hrr daily augmrn ing
,tr fully suN 'ivntt TO absorb the entire snrpv oi
Patents NOW hciuF issucd a"d that affair prioes.
/ Gousigumtnts ui Patents for sulc are fcsFe1ttul
| q, solicited Any n'cfm1ti1u foe. Responiblo
/ Nrents ,vautrdiu every crruiy and town wio have
G,ed plares of busiunss--to such We viii pay $40
nsT unartor, aud por urul, Uil safest 10 aci Hs
nur Agents, ~ tho oNp tuJttor cone hour Ur mntc
Ip.tity) ap ihu m'lrl. Of surh pntenis - n.ay he
nInrcd in thrithend- Tor sblc. 10 COED Salesmen
who viii rive whole bH.ncss wiilpay s. per month
! Al.atTaNstus Areut, wanted ata FAIR salary.
Agents VIII he trut'ei tn give some saiisrariory
.rcntty ~ irpO.i ina ocst pfice of models, which
vail be folu nded when returned.
AddrosS enclosing stamp,
SNYDER g. WALTERS,
No I1g BrondYny-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-16
LIVE STOCK.

ptoNrts and faumets vii hW mi, a most al,an,
lhgeous tHule Tot 1--we StuA, Capaeious Naris, well
watefed aud supplied with even convenience, have
been opened on thn hhe and is connections, anl
e'rtF attention u paid to thettN wants From ilastis
bug, whtro Will be touud vverN convenience Il @
te~dinR and rstttus, a chotyo is Offered ai th,
thllAnELflliA, NEW y NORk and UALrINipRE
MARKETS. fhls viii also be iouui ,hr ,hurc.t
gngAesl, Ani most direct toute tor stock Ia NcN
N"tk -tnN ANentoWnl and With fewer chaust,
than anY other
ENuCn LEWls, Gen. Supt, Altoona, IA
J.. l. ltol fEGen, Ticket Asent rhusdvlpbia
" HOUSTON, Gen. Fivish Aygut, rbiais,
JanaaB it, iSdi, IS-tC
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-16
something New f!

The subscriber takes pleasure in
Announcing to the public, that he
has purchased the sole right to
manufacture and sell, within the
limits of Seneca county, Ohio,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-16
CLOTHING EMPORITM!!

1t is useless to 90 to work and
enumerate long list of articles,
but will simply say, ify You desire
good suit Of Clothes at q reasona-
ble price, for Spring or Summer,
just step into Wagner's and you
can be accommodated in tip.top
style. Wagner has got the goods
you have been looking for, and the
very identical goods you want, CON-
prising French, English and Amer
lean Cassmeres, light and dark col
ors; French and English Broad
Cloths, and an endless variety OF
Fancy Vestings Of the latest styles
and of good quality.
GOtO VE.EG.N'ER'S FOR
yOur Clothing. f.h
April Z, 1851. 27-3m
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The National Patent
OFFICE.
SNYDER g. WALTERS.
229 Broadway, New York.


Soiieitjng H.,s., co@gSsy g ..sa,oS s s', ra Il"
cut, for new Inventions IN ihis county aud f,u.
rope ou the most reasonable terms. Conduit In.
niugcmcnt Cases -and procrte renewals Of Fat
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This FORK IS Sill SUPPORTING.

needs no bearing down on the han
die, nor holding on to ropes. III
carries its o1cn load. Beacar6
of Purchasing any other Forh.
,ciM sickle shaped tines, as they
are intriUgeme,ttS upon the Pat
eat IF this Fork.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-16
MADAME ZAD0C P0RTER'S
Curative Cough Balsam,
Price y : and 80 Ccn,S per Bottle.
The best, and [ Chcapes. and most effectual
Remedy for COUGHS, &c., the world
has ever produced, Purely Ncgeta-
bic contains no MINERAL or
other DELETRClOUS Dru0s.

The curative DalsAm
Is warranted, ifGssd ao
eorlins 70 directions, TO
eutsln all cases, Coughs,
Gods, Cfonp, Mh0opina
Cough, Asthma, and ali
aiiec!ions Of the Throat
and Lungs.
MADAME ZAnOC
fOkTER'S BALSAMIs
AfuRgLr VgeArABLH
feCroHANr prepared Aitl
gieat cars and seientiti,
skill, from a combination
ofthe best remedies the
vegetable kingcom al.
tor'ls. l,s remedial qaal.
lilies are based on rs
Towertoassistthe healthy
ard Vigorous cifculalion
ofthe blood through the
lunss. Il ehlivehs tie
muscles and assists the
skin TO perform the duties
ofTesulailng the heat Of
the sv'tem, and in gent.
IN throwing ifths waste
! spbsIsnce iom the snr.
/ iaee ofthe body. Il loos.
ens the phlegm, indace.
. nee splitting and viii be
found YefN ngrea.ll, ..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-16
lIhcn you Unrest,
AlCGyS "Gct M6 Best"
The Pioneer Movable
COMB HIV b,
Superior to all Others,

Tho 'LONGSTROTH HIVE"
and system Of Bee cultivation has been be-
tore the puhlic eleven years.
has bssn thoroughly tested aud l. nov used and
recommended b, oar best Aad most di,ttngaished Rss
kesps's, Amopg whom are Prof RUTLAND, the
Pres,den' Of the Amenean nes,kseptts A,seciation,
and ML oVlMBN tbs Prince OF Ameucan nee.
Keepers,
l will sell Farm RIGHTS to make
aud use this HNs- tie coming sca,on ior
80 so.
Good Hives made 10 order by Korr q
KLiNE al their Sash aud Door Factory in
htin, where everything ia, their line can
be had OF good quality and at as low rates
aset any other shop IN North Western Ohio.
shop adjoining the Rail Road Depot, 2a
Ward, Tlma. The above uamed firm are
authorized 20 sell Rights and none but those
having the Rights can get hins
! All wanting Hives must get taem them.
selves, aud there will ba no harm Ia getting
them ToRrHwirn
| Any wanting old swarms cleaned, trans.
ferred, or divided should apply wiruovI
nkLAr TO the undersigned, or leave their or
ders a, the Office Of Koup A Kline.
CALI at my Apiary on the farm Of the la,s
Judge Lugenbul. and see fSs yourselves the
practical workings and advantages Of this
premium Hive,
J. TAYLOR MARTIN,
March iS lSe' -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-16
SLEEPING cans

Tickets Iot sale 20 Bos on by boat or Aail, non
tickets good on auy Of tls soand ldup'. tafc TO al
potnis ~ low a. any Tnato,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-16

Ia
the Taste. II Is not violent remedy, but emoIRent
warming, searching aud effective, eaL be taken by
ne oldest peTson OF Youngest ehtd
MADAME XAliOC 'pORrERts CIR AT,vp
hAlSAM suo nsN sud uniried me dirine bnt has
been used SS The pphho for the past ten yeat, With
eapalaleu~d success, and as acquired It's fessnt ex
tea'iNe and afse, iavrcasing sole SIMPLY ky being
recommended eS those who have used Il other al,
aeisd isends aad others
lhNoV HAVE A CoLn,i ever 50 slight, do no,
aide give the hslsam aual as the very low prire
ss which soldi bfiags IL ia the rsaeh of eVeN
sae'lhA1 'hvy may always keep n eanvenieni for uss
lhe ume1 use ofs Us cent bottle viii oilen prove
10 be NeIth one hundred times It's east.
lle mol be put OF with sny other, Ask for MAD
AME IAhoC PuRrERS COUGH RAILS AM. 10.
sat on haYing Il, and take no other if yerr Drar-
get does aot lave II, have him send aad get II foI
Yea.
sR- soLD ny Alt DRUGGISTS Arss AND
So CENTS pei BOrrLE.
DU BolS & CO., Druggists,
TlFn y FostoYiG.
''lseS. s~lN,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-16

On night FaiusiaH
philad'a, Now York a. Baltimore
baggage checked through and tausCrrd TIE,