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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28
Michigan Publisher


Last Friday couvcntlon Of publishers
Of papers in Michigan was boid 10 Ne.
trolt. Eighteen papers was represented.
II was resolved that the State printing
was done so per cent. too low. and that
un advance upon all Advertising rstcs
was necessary, as well Us ofsubscfiption
OF wecklies TO 81 90 per sanum. Tho
cash IN advance system was also resolved
upon, and considerable. Improvement In
the conduct ol journals recommended, ss
fellows; a fTA
lst. Tha, u should he rule with every
editor never on account To insert an are
tielc or communication merely 10 please
the writer, or where. II left to his judg-
mcnt alone, il would be rejected.
I'd. An editor should always feel st
liberty 20 use material that may como in
to his hands IN any manner he may think
best, even to culliug out the Interesting
points, aud presenting them In his own
langplg',
81. As rule, we believe paper in
crcascs IN Interest and popularity directly
in proportion as III The matter IL contains
- prepared expressly for is columns.
d,h. The strength Of local newspaper
is IN It's local news, and we recommend
tina; every publisher mark out for him.
self a field, and make systematic arrange.
mcnts for procuring every item Of intolli.
gcneo ,hp, may ransPiro within such
field
9th. The system Of giving puifs In our
local columns Is detrimental 20 our adver-
tiSing.
9th. IN the case of notices Of liiorpry,
Eatrio,io aud charitable organizations,
such as soldiers aid SOCIETIES, etc., We
recommend that a nominal charge ba
always made, and that the same policy be-
pursued in regard TO advertising done for
political organizations.
7th. That every publisher should have
nn unvaryihg scale OF prices for sdyer-
tising, aud, as far Ms practicable, local
publisher should adopt uniform scales.
Sth. That oil transient advertising
should DO paid for when ordered 10, und
those bills for advertising by the quarter
or by tho year should always be settled
ut least, Ut tho expiration Of each half
yer.
oh. No "till forbid" advertisements
should ever be admitted Into q newspu-
per.
10Th, Marriages and death notices are
proper objects for charges.
llth. Subscriptions should alw ays DO
paid in advance, II would be well 70
notify subscribers few weeks before
their SUBSCRIPTIONS expire, but papct
should never be sent single day over
the time for which II is paid. by rIgidly
adhering to this rule IN every case, the
publiscr will give no cause for offence ia
stopping paper.
llth, in general, the editorial manage
mont pf D paper should be with the editor,
aud not with his correspondents or CON-
tributors, or the public ut large; no should
asert just what IN his Judgment. Is wautcd
Ly the mnjorlty Of his readers, or what he
himself conceivcs to DO right, un,rnm.
meled by personal considerations; asd
In its business management, ncwspapcs
shouled be conducted like uny other busi i.
ness, and whero Bny consideration il
rendered TO individuals, II should be paid
| for ut the time, ond at IN eslabl shed
| nricc.
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The Peace Democracy Programme,

The plan of the Peace Democracy
taking the Crisis as the cxponcnt-is to
produce a counter revolution we sup.
pose upon the principle of 4 counter.
lrrilant. That paper denies any power
10 tbs Federal Government iD the or.
rangement of our difficulties, and says
"n all these things have got 10 be settler
by a Convention of States" Then fol,
lows the inevitable conclusion which
leads us into The very vortex into which
the seeded States have plunged, 10 wit
extreme State Rights. The Crisis says
in case there shall be two Governments
"cach State has got TO decide for itsell
under which Government il will unite
itself" But that first of all we mus
have an armistIce and then hold Con.
venlion Of the States.
This would seem to be plain eEougl
as lcclcr to an Inauguration OF Con.
iederecy Of States; obolishing the Fed
eral Government. But 10 make IL sti'
more unmislakcabloib the Crisis refers tc
G encral Morgan's letter iavoring an
armistIcc, and says that "will open the
way" and that the article that paper pub
fishes rom the pen OF Reemelin, tayorinl
a Convention OF the States, "wil put tn.
" suhject ofSHill lement in motionAe
On .ra Pto Reemelin's article
which Is bsadedhThe true way to Peace
and which advocates Convention o
States, we ace the doctrine Of STATE
lights in It's troadest Calhounism is dc
fiuitcly asserted as follows:
Some Of our kiends haye favored pcac,
and recognition sf tho Southern canted
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Financial

Tho NEGOTIATION for a luan Of So.
100000, between FEssENpKN and the
Associated Banks OF New York, fnilcd
The brnkers, II appears, proposed 10
place the amount to the credit of the
Government, 10 be drawn for at long In,
tcrvais or, in other words, the banks
asked to be made Government dcposito
rios. To this the Secretary did not fe,
nuthur zrd to Occede ard acquired that
the proceeds Of the loan should be paid
over whenever called for. This the
banks considered impracticable, and II u
undoubtedly 30. The proportion of tho
'oau that would have been awarded TO
New York is $40 900 900, The Associ.
ntrd D,nks ofth1t city do not hold over
$40, 600 ,OC0 in grccnhncks, They could
not, therefore, obligato themselves to pay
$40 900 900, in grecuhocks on demand ,
though they urc obliged to roy dcpositors,
il called upon, in that currency, or in the
five per cent legal tenders, aud their de-
pusit line amounts TO 100000, 900.
Tho acknow Judgement of their inability
to lean the Government S35, 900 900
therefore, is a confession of weakness.
hut what will Mr.. FEssEspIs do Tho
Treasury Is not in u very great strait
Tor money. On the CONTRARY the mex
report will show u reduction in suspendc,
acquisitions, Of $4,000 oc0. The Scrrc
tary then, will appeal 10 the people an,
he will not appeal in vain. His policy Il
to sell bonds not to manufacture money
We may expect, therefore, that new
loou will be pvt upon the market at once
The three yeors 3-l0s currency may
be offered % long six per cent. GOLD
bonds. Either would coll rapidly, There
is money enough 10 loan the Govern
ment at u satisfactory rate Of interest ,ant
Whenever the appeal is made in this
form it will succeed, Tho money will
OF course, be drawn from the banks, anC
thus they will lose their deposits, and pa,
indirectly into the Treasury that which
they shrunk from paying directly. Th,
effect upon the money market will be th,
snme. 1t leaves the BANKS in no sondi
ton to expand. Lot no one suppose
there fore, that tho money market Is tc
work easier, or that there Is 10 be an,
addition to the volume Of curr ,ncy.-
Gin. Gas, July ~.
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A Scrap of History.

Persons who respect aud honor tho
patriotism of Abraham Lincoln arv often
surprised at the wicked attacks OF the o,Ia
position papers; but the record of history
Of character, no personal sacrifice or do.
votion TO the country, can screen tho
President from the ealumny Of unscru.
pul)us politicians. Tho following cx.
tract from the Aurora newspaper, after
the departure Of Washington from Phila-
delphia, a; the close Of his term of office,
ls n specimens:
"Thc man who Is the source Of all the
mistortuncs of our country, Is this dny re-
dncod To . leyel with his elbow &C itisens,
aud ~ no longer possessed of power to
multiply evils upon the United States. II
ever there was period for rejoicing, this
ID the moment. Every heuft, In union
with the freedom and happiness Of the
people, ought to bea; high with exul,s-
lions, that the namc of Washington, from
this day ceases TO give currency 20 polit.
ical iniquity aud legolized corruption.
Public mcosues must now stand upon
their own merits, and ncfarious projects
can no longer be supported b ! name. II
is a subject Of the greatest asionishment
that a single individual should have car.
ried his designs against the publ. so far as
to Lave put in jeopardy its very sxIstence.
Such however, are the fact, and their
staring us in the face, this day ought 10
be u jubilee in the United States
A mericdn Statesman, p. l56
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Important Correspondence between
the Rebel Self-Uonstituted Com
missicners at Niagara Falls and
Horace Greeley, on the Part of
the Government.
BUFFALO, July 2l-Tho following cor
rcspondence explains itself:
Private and Confidential
CLIFTON HOUSE, NIAGRA FALLs,I
CANADA WEST, July IL, 1864. (
To Hon. Horace Greeley:
DEAR Sir: | am authorized TO say that
Hon. Clement c. Clay, Of Alabama, Pro-
lessor James Ii. Ilolcomb Of Virginia
aud George N. Sanders, Of Dixie, are
ready and willing to go ut once TO Wash
(, ington upon complete and unqualified
/ protection given, either by the President
or Secretary of War, and let the pcrmis-
sion include the three names aud one
other. Very respectfully,
[Sgnej,] GEO. N. SANDERS,
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, July II.
Gentle men:
am informed that you are duly ac-
credited from Richmond, as the bearer
of propositions looking 10 the establish
ment of peace; that you desire to visit
| Washington in the iuliilment of your
mission, and you further desire TINT Mr..
q Gorge N. Sanders shall accompany you.
| If my information be, this far, sUostan-
| italy correct, nm authorized by the
I President of the United States to tender
you his safe conduct 0n the journey pro-
posed. and to accompany you at the eur
licst time that will be agreeable to ycu.
have tho honor 90 be, gentlemen,
[Signed] HORACE GREELEY.
Messrs. Clement C. Clay, Jacob Thomp-
son, and James II. Holcomb, Clifton
House, Canada West.
CLIFTON HOUSE, NIAGARA FALLS,
July 18th, 1864.
SIR-We have the honor TO acknowl J.
edge your fuvor Of tho l7lh inst, which
would have been answered on yesterday
but for the absence of Mr.. Clay. The
safe conduct Of the President of the
United States has been rendered US, We
regret to state, under some misupprehen'
sion of facts. We have not been ac'
credited TO him from Richmond as th'
bearers of propositions looking 70 the es'
tublishment of peace. We are, however
ia the confidential employment Of OBJ
Govcrnmsnt, aud entirely familiar WIN
it's wishes aud opinions on that subjcc
and VIC feel authorized to declare that, I
! the circumstances disclosed in this cor
respondencc were communicated to Rich
niond, we would at once be invested
, with the authority to which your letters
refers, or otht = gentlemen, with full pow
ers. would immcda oily be sent to Wash
ington with the view of Fastening con
summation, so much to be desired, anS
terminating at the earliest possible mo
ment the calamites OF war. We respect
fully solicit through your Intervention
safe conduct TO Washington. and thence
by any ropto which may be dcsignste'
through your lines 10 Richmond. w
would be graf fed If Mr.. George N. San
ders was embraced in this privilege
!, Permit us, in conclusion, TO ae&owledg
J. our obi igalions to you for the interes
!, yoo have manifested in the iurtherance o
- nnr wishes, and TO express the hope ihs
d in any event you will afford US the opPoI
" tuni,y of rendering them in person befor
you leave the Falls. We remain, Yer
respectfully, &C., c: c. CLAY, Jr,
jill HoLCOMB.
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ONLY TWELVE LEFT.

The Committee on Rcvo vontionaiy pen
sions reported a reso luton. rendering thank,
to the surviving soldiers Of the Revolution
TwFLvr ~ SUMMER. for their seI vices in that
war by which our indie PC ndcnce was
achieved and our lib.rty obtained. aud sin. d.
cercly rejoicing that their lives have been
prutracted beyond the period usually allotted
10 man, and that they receive sum VI money
~ pensioners. which shall help to smooth
tue rugged path of life on their journey Il
he tom l.: and that copi,s Of ihis rcsoluiicr
be sent 10y the Spenker to each RevolutiOna-
~ Pensioner, Unanimously adopted
journal Of Congress. March 4, 1861.
uSLY rwsLyg LKrr-Twelye worn and wsary men
With the .on spray OF ngs upon their locks.
In white remembrance Of the storm tine when
To freedom y haven the were outer rock'.
OsLy rwsLvE LErr--iiow .hor has ;rowu The roll
A nstion calls II with susaended breath.
Lest FROM its hand should pass the sacred SC oil,
Toihs last calling Of the voice OF death.
oSiX TwrLvK Lsrr-The rank. arc thin. aud wide
ApaIt In the aimies Of the past;
psint and far they stand. who side by side
Their .teel-elamped columns on the fosman cast.
oSLy rwsLvr Lsrr--In the ,,il comp. Of death
This comrades Of ,hsir toll, and iriumph' lie;
And marble -sn'rie. guarl with noisels.s breath
Their green sneampmsn'' OF eternity.
Osiy rwELvE LFrr--with slow and feeble tread
Yet for ~ little time their march they keep,
From the far fading fields OF doubt and dread,
To the near iorie,es OF rest and sleep.
OSLy rwELvE Lrrr-Ths sacred lssvo, to turn
Rack to the record, OF pnvalusd worth,
And fx young Freedom. " nenge nj he urn
OF his red baptism, who held hi. birh.
OSLY TWELVE LEyr--Ths golden rrui,ed ycays
Have drooped unheeded bounty on the sod
While proud nations fee, mid wrong, and tear,
Have turned To paths those heroes n.v,, i,od,
-Tfnrner r. . lime
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efacy but il il not . far better way TO
go luf peace aud the reassertion OF the
freedom, independence and sovereignty
ot each aud crery State OF the Union |,
The iirst named proposition is directly iu
the isco of the express words Of tho Con-
.sttuticn,which forhids States from enter.
ins into new conicdcracics the other Is
IN strict accordance with the very fuunda-
tiun on which ,ur institutions rcst.
There tlWn has the Crisis, General
Morgan, aud Chas, Rccmclin laid dowa
the path the Democracy Is to travel, and
which leads directly to the cstob lislmc ",
- US many scpera,e aud Independent
governments us there are States, with
ou, the great balance wheel Of the Fed
erd power. Scccssionism and Peace
Democracy lead to the same gaol--,he
destruction of the Union.---Clcyelund
HCrah
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"The expenses Of the present Admin.
tration:ore thirty five dollars a second.--
Rochester Union,
Let tho loyal people OF the oountry
bear this fact In mind. They are now
paw ing ihirty-fve dollars second 20
remedy the evils brought upon them by
the Democratic party. Tho rebellion
was inaugurated under Democratic Ad.
minislration. The arms, vessels, money, !,
forts, &C., OF the Government were stol-
en- under democratic Administratiop--
under James Duchaaan--under a Demo.
cratic cabinet--by Democratic officers by
Southern wing OF the Democratic Party
with the advice and consent OF Northern
Democrats, Now the people are paying
Tor the treason and imbecility OF james
Buchanon's Democratic Administration
at the rate OF ihirty.fye dollars o second.
The People are paying this enormous
sum for the luxury Of Democratic r,ie.
Had James Buchanan done his duty, the
rebellion would have been crushed In its
incipiant st0gts. Had James Buchanan
protested the Government arms, forts. ar-
seDals, &c, as he should hsss done
the succeeding Administration wouId
have had the material wherein 10 crush
the rebellion as ii rose. james
Buchpnan's Administration armed the
rebellion at the expense of the nation,
and left il unpTeparcd for resistance, ard
the people are now paying "thiry.hye
dollars a second" to overthrow the work
Of his Administration. TIN people have
had enOnph OF "Democraiic rule" They
have decided 70 have no more. AbrA-
ham Lincoln is their chosen leader
to bring order cut Of tle chaotic ele.
monis,;- Union League. M
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Davis House..

(Formerly called the "Ciiy Hou'.,O Tifhn, Ohio
Lryi WRiRwx, Proprietor.
The gnedds.res TO infarw nllhis friendsand
the patron. Of the ty House, he Dayisnha
his hotel Il ready fot the reception Of sne6 The
House has been rebuilt, re.furnished andis now
good as any In the county.
I now have stablnr enough to accommodate any
number Of horses, and wllalways have an abundance
of feed. LEVI WEtRlCK.
Tirhn, October I, ts5a-l5
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PLANTATION BITTERS

which are now ~ cromme nd,b by the hig CHEST med
teal au,hosUs /, and warauted to produce an IN
ssp,lvE bsne6vicl ehscct. They srs rrcsedlnRly
srfsssbis, perfectly lure, and must supsressd all
other tones where heshby, gentle s,imulsnt Is re-
guised.
Thrypur, fy, strengthen and iuyigorate'
They create healthy appetite. .....
They are an antido,e:to ehsnss OF watsrsnd diet.
Th.yoyercons effects Of dissipation, late hours.
They siren ytheu the system and snlivsn the mind
They prevent miasmatie and inisrmi miitsAt fsvers.
They puriry the bIestn and aeidity Ofihs stomach.
They cure Dy'sP.sia and Constipation.
They cure Diorbea, and Cholera Morhu'.
Th.y cure IiyerComplsint and Nsrsou. Headache.
Thsy make the weak urepg, the isuguid hriilian''
and are exhausted natures great res,ofu. They're
COMPOSED ofthe eslsbtns Csli.aya bark. winter
Frrsn ss.ssfrs, riot, sbd beIbs, all PIsievsd !"
perfectly pnre ~. cfeii Run. forpsrtieulsr', see
eirculsrs sud tss,imenials sfsnAd each bouls.
Beware OF impostor. RHsmias svery battle
See thst II has rPrlysts u .stsmP unmu'iiaied
over the eork, with plantation sesns, and our 'isns
ture on 6ae steel plate side lAb"L See that ouI
bottle is not Ie6lled win 'Puiops and dslsisron'
stun. Any person pretending to ssn Plantation
Bites by the gallon or in Buik.i' an impos'or :
Any psr,ou initiating this bottle, ar 'slnsany 9th
sr Material therein, Whether called Pisntstien BIT
,srs or not, erimiua' y, der the US. Law, a"'
win be 20 prosecuted byus. We slrsady have oul
eve on several psr'os re.dilipg our bottles &c
who win succeed la ssttias thsmsslsss.ia,o olo''
absrsr,. The demand for Draks's Plantation Dit
ter. from ladies. elsrsymsn, msrehsnif Se'i' in
e,edibIs. The simple trial OF bottle 10 The svi
d.ue. We pr,ssut oftbsir werN'sp I'd ,urr'i"ri'y'-
The. arc sodby all respectable drassiMs, groeers,
hot els, saloons, nesmbosis snd aonniIy stores
PHI. DRAKE g. co.
2o3 Broadway, N. y.
March II, 1864. Ally
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IL. =. WcnMer,

Manufacture Of Carriages, Buggies, Sulkte', &c.
'Corncr Coc and Jsfjr,on streets, neHr the German
'Cnilnlic Chw n. rifin, Oric. A tine stock OF the
--latest STYLES of Bnggies, etc, finished In the best
aud Of The ao,t durable materials, CONSTANT!
'on hand, aud promptly mrde to ordct.
TiUn Au.ust o5 1869 a.
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Scnccn County

sTAVE AND HEADING FACTORY, ,TIFFiN, o.
W. r. Cbambern hns constantly ss hsnd Flow,
and Frut barrel slaves, well Seasoned, aHd kiln
dried beading. Prompt suenton given TO all orders
Also scroll Saving and rnrning done to order.
sv,,bes d Ists1 s-n
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C. C. CLAY, Ir,
JAS. II. HOLC0Mn

tLlfToN IiotsE, JuF ~, ioOi.
Colonel w. G. JepeH, Cataract Heuse,
Niagara Falls, Nep York.
SIR-Wc are in receipt ofyour note nd.
vising us of the departure oe Hon. Horace
Greedy from the Falls; that he regrets
the sud termination orlhe initiatory steps
taken for peace, in sequence of the
change made by the President in his in
siructions TO convey the Comniss sioncrs
10 Washington 70! negotiation, pncon-
ditional, and that Mr.. Greeley will be
pleased TO receive any answer we may
have 10 make through you. We nvail
, urselves Of this offer TO enclose n letter
to Mr.. Greeley, which you will phlige rs
by delivering. We can not take Icugc
OF you without expressing our thanks for
your courtesy and kind offices us the
medium through whom our coTrespon.
doDce with Mr.. Greeley has been con-
Quoted, and assuring you that We are
very respectfully your obedient servants,
c. c. CLAY, Jr.
JAS. Z. HOLCOMB
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LYONS KATHAIRON.


hashsison Is fom tho Greek wcrd "Ks,hso,s
"hS,hsi'o," rgnieius 70 eksnss. teiuSvnsb and
restore This article the wood sieuihvs Fps vie.
'e'vins,tsssorias ssd besstipins the hpmah hs,r n
"a The mos, remarkable PREPARATION in the veth \,
" ssa'u ovssd sud pet w BY the or susi proprietor,
andi' ncw wadv with the sam. care skin snd ansa.
ton wh'eh gsts na sals ofovstoas wilHea bcitlcs
per snnpm,
lth most d.lirhtfnl Hsir pte'.ing.
sradicsts - seurfsnd dandruH.
itkss " the head cool and cieaa.
II makes the hsit rich. son. and glos,y.
Il prevents the hair from falling OF and tam.
ias grey.
restores halt upon bald heads.
Any LADY cI gentleman Who values sbesu,i mi hsst
ofhsir .hculd use LyohS ka,hAifohi u. kheNh
and used Throughout the vttiHssd void. sold Nv
allfe,psc,sbis dsalcb.
DEMAs 8. BARNES & Co. NY.
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GrA great many anecdotes are rclas
ted of pers nal bravery. W. should likc
to see that man who would deliberately
allow woman to catch aim MA ING
moushs at her baby. .iV
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mrs. A. T.. q. MattisOn,s

NEW MILLINERY STORE, REPIBLic,o.
Constsn,lyon basi q fine sssotla'ent Of Millins~y
S3bo,i. Witch wllhe rbid NJ fhe lowrst cash prices.
straw and SIN wosk done to order. An elegant as
-or,ment Of pr,., and CLOAK Patterns slway. ~
band. WNS. n y. y. hAEEtS'N.
R,pubRe, May n, isrI. 3sn3
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$40 to $50 a Day.

Agents wanted. Male and Female to sell
wiLsoNS NEY sls. FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE. Il ~jlfs'isch. llem. Fell
Tuck. Bind, Braid. and Quilt end Embroide,
beautifully. We will pay SIS month and
expenses. or give lib'ral commission fo'
particulars address, ,,eo,
| Cleveland, Ohio
Inn. Nc 1854. 31-sx
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6SyA romantic young man says ;hat a
woman's heart is like the moot-.i, chan
ges continually, ou, always has a man
in IL.
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Terns ef tho TiaIa sTribune,r =
rson AUGUST Is, 1853.

Terms,--sa.oo per unnum, payable
sn sdvsnce--sa so Il not paid in advance.
No subscription taken for shorter PERI
cd than 8 months and no paper discon-
,inued until all nrrearages are paid up
unless q, the option of the publisher
or These terms will be strictly ad-
'hered to hereafter.
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Tomb. Muss 4 CO.,
Bank Of Tinin.

Rw. sH,wH,s & \. q. sstkrH, BANKERS of.
siee, saa~hans Nsw Bloek, where they will transact
= general Bsakias bu.iAess and pay Interest on De
,pssits q, f.llows.
eix nioa,h. or over, pc, cent.
fy-c.rti6ratss raysbte on demNnd.
Apg ; r2 A. q. SHEATH, CASHIER.
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P.S. 1t ispropcr to add that Mr.
Thopmson is mol here, aud has not been
staying with Us since our s'j'Vrn il
Canada,