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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-22

Can Warrant,

and pieces that cannot fail to suit ALL Il Is ourde-
termination 20 sell goods As durable as the best,
and cheaper than the cheapest.
Block, Titiin, ohio. N. EMlCH.
APRIL n. 1891.
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NOTIOE.

UNHE PARrNERSHIP HEREroFoRE EX.
i islng betNoon !. W. Ryan n. J. i.anri,
known ~ the Arm nAme a Ryan Laird has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
All persoAs having claims against said nrm will
please present them for settlement All persons
indebted 20 rs will please call and se.tle the same
without delay, RYAN LAIRD.
Tim, AUg, rs, tsei.--st.
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for ths speedy and permanent cure Of Seminal
weakness. emissions, pay sleai or nervous debility
impotence or want OF power, the result OF sexual
excess or youthful indscretion, which II neglect
Ell ruins the happiness aud unhta the sufferer fOr
business social society of Marriage and often ter
minates In an untmely grave. Make no delay In
seeking the remedr. II IL entirely vegetable and
harmless on the system, can be used without de-
lection or interference with business pursuits,
and no change Of diet Il necessary while usibg
them.
Price one Dollar.
IL you eaneOt get them OF your dFuggist, send
the money TO Or. J. BHvAN, Sts broadway, New
York, and they will be aent free from observation
BY return Iaall. V-frlvAte circulars TO gentle
men sent frve on application.
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Ton PRINTING, PLAIN, on IN COLORs,
2 neatly and promptly executed At city prices, al
ne TkpuEG |cR ROOM
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YOUNG MEN.
BnLL,s 8 sP nCIrlC PILLS,

straes the fact that reliance may be placed in th,
efficacy Of
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Well Made Clothing.

Gentlemen, we invite you again to call and c,
anime our Entirely New Stock Of
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The County Convention.

"oh Tam, oh Taml
1hou'lt gc, thy farrin' " ctc,
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Mr.. D. n. Albright, of Dueyru., Ohio,

Mn, FROST, (late with Copdt 'S Hamilton, o.
this ethyl, arc ready to give good bargains to al
who may favor them with call.
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Agents for the Star Shirt, neatest best
nttinE. and most economical We would also call
the attention to Country Merchants that VIC job
goods, Rt Eastern prices, giving them an opportu.
nifty TO up goods as they may be short In, at
very low figures. Farmers willsave from 20 to 90
per cent by calling on US before purchasing else
where: OUR STOCK Is CoMpLETEL1 NEW
self At sTEiNAU q bro.
No. 2, National ES. Bank building, opposite shaw
hans Block. Jnne 9Th, 1857.
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Particular attention paid to Custom Work.
May 9th, iss7.-tL A. wALDMAN.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-20
WATCHES FOR THE MILLION

ARhhoOAhE q w. treat watch Club
everybody needs good watch, and wishes to get
hat ms lowest possible price; horde Of swindlers
knowing this have contrived various ingenious de.
vices to get peoples money, and then either fail to
eeno wstch, or send one that is worthless a. a
tmekeeper. ArraBdale l. Co., have now perfected
arrang-m ants by which, for the small sum Of slo
good and reliable watch may be certainly obtained
They have formeda Great Watch Club on the fol-
lQslpg plan. Certificates containing lhp nunbsrs
OF all the watches named in our Wholesale list
(Which s seAt on appcation) mix ed up enclosed
In envelopes and sold for 25 cents each, Every
certificate is warranted to Re for WATCH and as viii
ID seen on reference TO the list none sre of less
value THAI Ten Dollars whilst soma are worth 5000
e undertake to send any watch drawn whatever
may be its value for Sl0 and in order that every
may absolutely cepend upon getting . first class
timekeeper, we guarantee that every 1purohaaer ~
Ons poIa1 worth OF certificates thall receive At
least one for watch No. 533 on our Wholesale list
sent post-free, which is first ella patent lever
handsome and reliable watch In sterling silver hunt
Jog cass, and usually sold for $40. You will GER
tsiny get such a watch; aod bsside, you may gat
go d (hronometer worth $500 We ssll the G ,rti6-
cat Is as follows One for rs cens Three for SO cts
Six for 81; and Twenty Tor So. To those sending ST.
we will send q handsome chain gratis. To those
send'ng So we will send Gold Chain warranted not
to taInish in 20 years. Parties getting up larger
clubs will receive liberal presents particulars of
which may be learned on application. As it is our
intention to do strictly honorable busir ess and
to insure cur customers from liability to loss, we
VIII send our watches, If desired, without money,
instructing the Express agent to collect only on de
livery. II We desired to forward wat ,hes BY mail
the money must he sent us by Bank Draft or Postot
fee Order and 1t will then be at our risk. We will
then Register the package at our Postofice and IL
lost will replscs 1t free of charge. Hany watch ia
rot approved, it may be returned and the money will
be reiun'ed. Toe reputation of our firm, which has
been ssfab shcd for I've ys ars and is we'll known to
in every part ofthe cOsntry, trust will be deemed
sufficient guarantee that we will faithfully per-
form all we contract TO do. Address
- ARRAHDALE d CO.;
l62 Broadway, New York. P. y. Box, 5,2ss
51-11 il
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FoR,IGN NEWS SUMMARY.

Volunteering for the Papal army is quit,
animated in Cauads.
The General Oonferepce on The Roman
question has been abandoned, The leading Eu
ropean Goyernments having finally declined
TO take partin it.
They have earthquakes at st. Thomss at
the rate Of AZ in "a hours; or about one
every 30 minutes; and in st. John, recently,
they had I'D in eight days. For these de-
sirable residences we believe Mr.. Seward
wants us 10 pay $7,5OOOOe in gold. q
The Lord Lieutensnt OF Ireland has is
sued a proclamation, declaring that the
holding of public funerals for the Fenians,
executed for ueason at Manchester, is setli-
tiOus, aud prohibiting such demonstrations
of sympathy iu future. i'' s''''.' - 7
The King Of Denmark has issued procla
nation to his subjects in st. Thomas aud St.
Oroix, informing them of the cession of
those islands TO the United States. He says
be hss made stipulations in the guaranteeing
to them of protection in their liberty, proper
ty, religion and private rights .,ss ~
A dispatch from Cuba says, authentic in
formation from Spain, has been received,
with the important intelligence that the
Spanish Government has made a formal Of
fer to the American Minister al Madrid, to
sell Cuba and Porto Rico to the American
Government for one hundred and fifty mil
lion dollars in gold. Don't believe 1t.
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THE JOU RN AL.
J.. II. GREENE, 1Y...-ia
A. @. WILCOX. Hditors'
Manufacturing in Fremont.

The arguments in favor of the estab-
lishment Of manufactures in our midst
are far from exhausted. If the prop
erty owners of Fremont wish to see
,heir possessions appreciate in value;
the population increase rapidly; the
town expand to double its present size
within few years; they must not only
talk the matter up, but invest their sur
plus means in manufacturing enterprises.
Every business man and merchant is
pecuuiarily interested in the building
np of manufactures and the consequent
increase of population; as thus his Gus
toners are multiplied and the general
prosperity promoted. An increase of
wealth would result by saving the ex-
penses now paid for changing the raw
material into manufactured articles, by
parties outside Our own State, and
hence a dlmlnutlon OF each mans tax
81 in the ratio of such increase. 1t
would create home market for every
product of the farm, the garden or the
fruit orchard, by an increase of our
population. While manufacturing es-
tablishmeuts furnish a ready and reli-
able market for every farm product it
gives to every consumer his goods at
reduced prices, and If he furnishes any
part of the raw material, he realizes
higher price for that. The future of
Fremont depends measurably upon the
establishment and prosecution here of
such enterprises. If prosperity is to
characterize our future, we must en-
courage every such undertaking and
r.t towards them all in spirit of lib
e,ality. ,5,..a ,..tf sI.ieI
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Gold --Downward Tendency.

Since the meeting Of Congress, says
an exchange, gold has fallen from 81 40
+" 81 SO, and slthOughit it now vibrates
l'-tween 81 SS and 81 "a, the general
impression is that it will 60 lower still.
What causes this marked decline at this
ti",e! The causes are many; first, the
d illness of trade throughout the coun-
t'y has frightened the importers and
they stopped importing, as they should
do. This stops the drain of gold from
tins country TO pay dry goods balances
in Europe. Second, the shortness of
crops and scarcity Of breadstuffs in
Europe have stimulated our exports of
produce, thus reducing still more the
amount of gold 10 be sent across the
Atlantic. Third, Congress, although
1t has yet accomplished nothing defn-
ite, has shown an unmistskeable deter
nNudIiOU W 6OOuOAilIo ~ fNst SeO W
adopt wise financial policy, equally
removed from the rapid contraction of
McCulloch and the wildcat expansion
of Stevens, Butler and Pendleton.
These causes are sufficient to, produce
the result noticed, and the same causes
continued will ultimately bring gold to
Ear lower figure. The tendency is in
the right direction. Both government
and people begin to see the necessity Of
retrenchment and economy, and moth
ing but rigid and persistent economy,
both at Washington aud in the homes
of the people, will ever solve our pres
eui financial riddle. Spending too
much money has got us into trouble
we must get out Of trouble by spend
ing less.
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soldier in Edgarton, in Wisconsin, has
made a het that be viii walk from Vicks-
bug, Miss, 10 Washi9gtor, Dae., canyi: g
the stars aud stripes unfurled, the entire
distance. The man 'spame Is Bates; was
Sergeant ina Wisconsin battery during the
war. Bates is 10 have between LIST of Jan
uary and the Sth of July to peform the feat
for which he is to receive one dollar day.
This agrccuIcnt arose out Of an assertion
made 10 Bates that the old flag was not re-
spccted in The South, whereupon Bates made
the offer, and further agreed not to take a
dime iu his pOcktt fiir his journey, and islto
go unprotected, and jhus 20. prove that the
old flag will protect and feed him.
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American Watches.-Read the little
pamphlet circulated by ZIHMERMAN, giving
an account Of the manufacture of watches
by the National Watch Company of Elgip,
Illinois. American Watches are Triumph
of American genius. Ia 1850 the first
manufactory ever built in this country, was
established at Roxbury, Mass, and now
there are at least six in active. operation,
turning out the best time pieces ever made,
and rapidly driving those of foreign make
out Of the market i it1e 'ei !si''.'ii9 3
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Nem Embellishments tis,tsI lei
WANTED--Agents for the -
w LIFE M IRRREIS CON m aus

BY Frank H Alfriend, of Richmond, Va, we'll novn
as Editor rug the war, OF the outhsrn LITERARY
Aesseneer, and from his connection with the Rich.
mond press. The work will form a complete Blo
his life and will shed much needed light upon ma
subjects ofgreat historical interest, that would re
main in obscurty, or be only partially revealed, but
for its publication -
The great events of revolutionary period natural
y cluster around and closely interviewer into
the life OF their leadisg spirit and prime mover so
that the whole story Of his le well told forms III
pest history OF that period. The history ohe late
Tarwould be incomp pete without the life of Ieffar
sCn Davis written from south stand point and
from material thered from original sources, and
Ar. Ahriends book viii be every VIII ere looked for
with eag'r interest. Agents wanted in every county
FOR terms aud full particulars address,
Il The CANTON PUBLISHING HOUSH,
OIL So West Fourth St, Cincinnati O.
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The President has sent 10 Congress
his reasons for removing Mr.. Stanton
from the War Department. He says
there was total lack of harmony be-
tween himself and Mr.. Stanton, which
led to frequent qusrrels in the Cabinet
He does not charge any malfeasance in
Office on the part of Mr.. Stanton, but
makes it very plain that there was an
irreconcilable inconpatibilty between
them. The Senate referred the docu-
ment to the Military Committee. What
sction will be taken in the matter can
not be told, but several gentlemen say
there was nothing in the reasons al
legged for suspension constituting legal
ground under the law. qu
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ANOTHER RAILROAD AC-
Z CEDENT.

Yesterday mornings papers brought
the news of another terrible Rsilroad
calamity. The New York Express
train, due at Buffalosat midnight We'd
nesday, when one mile east of Angola,
from some unknown cause met with a
fearful accident The two rear cars
were thrown from the track and fell
down an embaukment a distance of
fifty feet, massacreing the passengers
by the wholesale. One car was set on
fire from the stove, and of the fifty
passengers in It, only three escaped
with their lives the others being crush-
ed and burned 10 death. No further
details have come 70 hand. 4,
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Real Estate Transfers. Z

.a
Real Estate Transfers, For the wee k
ending Saturday, Nov. 23rd, 1867. Pre-
pared by A, F. Gallagher, County Recorder,
Jas. Payne to NJ, Feaga, lot 49, Clyde 81 900
NJ. Fenga to Jas. Payne lot 40, Clyde 81 900
]. NJ. Lennon 10 VIM. Rowe lot 345
Clyde 81 600
J. NJ. Corey 10 Ed. Underhill, lot 1924
Fremont -.--.--........S 81 600
r. Lowery to Julia A. Clarke, acres
sec. IS and 26, Townsend .-... 81 O5O
@. Young to j. P. Bower, Is acres,
sec. s, Green Greek township S 875
J. Swartzman TO C. Depp, IO9 acres,
sec, q aud l6, wOodyille, ,-.. SO 900
Sheriff Russell to Mary E. Pease and
others, 81 S3-l00 acres in sec. 3,
Ballville township, (paItition). -. IS 3I6
A. H. Miller to M. Millions, lot 10,
in sandusky township p---., 5 500
R. H. Haywood H. A Winters,
49, acres, sec. 4, Townsend -. 8 600
Fred Miekle to yno Goble acres,
sec 80, Sandusky township & 400
A ID Owen TO A Nonh, lots 26 and
81, Clyde, containing 16 86-1U0
acres Observation-Disclosures 81 800
V Kline to G Young, 431a acres, sec
s, Green Greek k::---:-----$2 81 800
Chss Loose to H Shively, 100 acres,
sec IS, Washington, ,... SO 600
Rhoda A Gambre to II Orwig, part
of lots 226 and 227, aud ont lot No
l., Bellevue: ----.------- 81 500
VIM S Russell 10 Frank Grover, 40
acres, sec 6, York. ~ So 600
S NJ Reynolds 10 Andrews Il Craig.
30 acres, sec %, Green Greek - 81 900
VIM H Whitten to Frank Grover, 31s
acres, sec 5, York S SEQ
A &eff TO Jacob Goble, IA acres, sec
and ?, jackson. -. 50 900
] A Grant to Grub, part of out lot
5, Ballyille- 5 $50
VIM II. Willis TO S A Adare lots 34I
and 342, ely de- de.---.-.-.-s 8 400
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ITCH. ITCH!! ITCH!!!

IN FROM 10 TO 4S HOURS
Wheaton's Ointment cures the Itch.
Wheaton.s Ointment cures Salt Rheum. A
Wheaton's Ointment cures letter
Wheaton,s Ointment cures Barhers'iteh
Whe atou's Ointment cures Old SorFs, s.f;j IN !!
Wheaton's Ointment curss every kind of Humor
81 5iO1 like Magic =. f.Ht,b o
Price so centsa q boA; BY msii 60 cents. Address
WEEKS POTTER No. ITO Washington street,
Boston, Mass.
For sale by all druggists. 3s-y1. sRK.
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POLITICAL NEWS AND RUmoRs.

.rr.
Gen. Pope has ordered an election in Ala
bama for the rati6cations of the State Con
stitutiOn on the 4th of FEBRUARY.
Gen. Hancock is about to issue an order
for the election of members for Recopstruc-
tion Convention in Texas, to occur within
sixty days. r -ls;r.l O.
Florida has chosen Convention by about
800 majority over the number of votes ne
cessary to secure it. and by 4L0H over those
polleo against Convention"
The Union caucus of the California Leg
islature has nominated Judge Brown, Of
Contra Costa, for United States Senator, and
indorsed Gen. Grant for President.
Gen. Ord has ordered the assembling OF
the Reconstruction Conventions of Arkaus
as and Mississippi TO assemble en- the 7th Of
January-the first at Little Rock and the
second at jackson.
Texas is nov the only State in which no
reconstruction election has been held. The
registration, however, is completed, and
shows Sc, 666 whites and 47.430 blacks. In
1860 the State::cast about 63, 900 votes.
The United States Senate last week ex-
plunged the word "hsnOrabls" from its jour
nal The clerk had perfixed this title to the
names of the Senators, and Mr.. Buckalew
moved to strike it out. The Senate agreed,
and its members are hereafter plain "Mr." |"
This is republican simplicity.
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semi-Annual Convention Of the San.

Semi-Annual Convention of the San
dusky County Sabbath School Union, TO be
held in the United Brethren Church, Win
ter's Station, Tuesday, January 7th, 1868:
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES.
MORNING : 10 O'CLOCK.
list. Devotional Exercises, occupying 80
minutes
I'd. Discussion of topics
Sd. Miscellaneous business
4th. Closing of morning exercises.
AFTERNOON II O'CLOCK.
LIST. introductory services and singing.
I'd. Address by Rev. E. Bushnell, at l .
o'clock.
3D.. Discussion of topics. .-
4th. Closing exercises and adjournment
TOPICS or DISCUSSION.
lst. What is the relation If the Minister TO
the Schools in his charge
I'd, Should the art of reading be taught in
Sunday Schools
Sd. Is it beneficial to Sabbath Schools gen.
orally to give premiums. FsF
4th. Sunday School Books and Libraries:
their selection and management
9Th. The conduct and manage ment Of
Sabbath School.
All friends of the Sabbath School cause
are earnestly invited to be present and par
ticipate in the exercises 800
80 BULGER pres't.
CHAs. KREBs, Sec v. t H
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Book Notices.

The CLEVELAND HERALD This popular
Republican paper gave its readers new
proof of prosperity on Saturday last in the
form of four additional columns. This ad-
dition is rendered necessary by the press of
advertising sure Indication of Newspaper
health, l.
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DOfNGs OF CCONGREs
WEDNESDAY &

SEEATE.-A bin was introd uced declaring
all confscations by the Confederate govern
ment void another relating 10 confscated or
abandoned property, providing that any Of
fieer failing to pay over receipts from The
sales ofsuch property shall BE deemed guilty
Of embezzlement n
HopsE.-Occupied with explanations on
the Impeachment vote and discussion Of
financial questions. ~
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'h PRIZES AMOUNTING TO S23O, $50.
= $4,000 NUMBERS AND 7sS PRIZES.

~ $4,000 NUMBERS AND Tss PRIZES.
Tickets S12, Halves s6, Quarters So.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.-The nnmbsrs from
to 81 0Oo printed separate slips of paper are en-
circled with small tin tubes, and placed in one
wheel. The prizes, of which there are 7ss varying
above, from $50, 900 to $50, similarly printed
separate slips, encircled, and placed in another
wheel. The wheels are then revoied, and number
Is drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at the
sAme time prize is drawn from the other wheel,
The number and prize drawn out are opened and ex-
hbited to the audience, and registered, the prize
being placed against the number drawn. This op-
Grafton ia repeated until all the prizes are drawn
cut.r
The sboTe magnificent scheme will b. drawn In
public in coFington, Ky the 3Ist day of Deceun.
bsr, 1857, being ths Great Holiday Drawing Of the
years.
These Lotteries are chartered and authorized by
the Legislature, and conducted under the super
vieion OF three sworn Comni ssopers, appointed on
behalf OF the State TO see that Justice is done to all
They gift enterprises, bat responsible money
institutions, which have been successful conducted
since 1927 and have many more years to run. Bonds
10 large amount 6led TO secure the payment of
all prizes. ~
The official list of numbers drawing prizes will be
published n the New York Herald. Chicago Papers,
Cincinnati Daily Commercial and Cincinnati German
popers. MURRAY, EDDY h CO.,
b0-5l CoTington, KY,
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Progress Of RecOnsfructfon

'FrO&ress Oh AecOustfuCtIOn.
E Alabama has held a convention and
formed new State Constitution, under
the reconstruction laws Of Congress.
An election to accept or reject the new
constitution viii be held on the 4th of
February, and at the same election,
state, county and Legislative officers and
members of Congress are to be chosen.
The new constitution is said TO be a
wise, moderate and statesmanlike in
strument In Louisiana, Virginia and
Georgia, conventions are still in session.
The States of North and South Caro-
lima, Florida and Mississippi have voted
to hold conventions, and their conYen-
tions will soon assemble. In Arkansas
an election has been ordered to vote
for or against convention; and the
latest report from Gen. Hancock's dis
trict says he is about TO order an dec
ton in Texas for the same purpose.
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sHl
j. L. JACKSON, Agent,
80 Front St Fremont, 0.

~, r3 ss' stt ~ Yft. !'G I-FHs
V Every variety Of Stitching neatly done and
the best Machine Needles, Oil, Silk and Cotton for
Sale. , .fsHHH i'Y - 80 uLsfi ft 'iia
Also, Agent for the LAMB. the latest improved
Knitting Machine. Knit the Heel auf Narrows OF
the Toe. A pair Of Socks complete in 30 minutes.
'' E. W. GLEASON, Gen'l Ag't.
1853 Jefferson Ave. Detroit, Mich. f3 Public Square,
Cleveland, o. 2l7 Main St, Buffalo, N. Y.
26y1
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american Institute, 1867.

t--i .a
Read the following report of Committee at the
fair ofthe American Institute
The Florence Sewing Maelsine Is decided to be the
best exhibition. II must slso be stated incident
ally that this is better than any other of its class
known to the Judges Its merits are: 81 ..l. li
FTst,-Good materials and thorough workman
ship.
Sc ond More absolute novelty than marks the
usual Improvements in Sewing Machines
Third.-The Ingenious arrspgem nts for adjusting
the thread, during the passage Of the shuttle, and
the gathering up of 1t 10 the finish of the stitch.
;FOurth-The Reversible Fesd
Fifth.-The variety Of work which can be done
upon 1t.
We, therefore, decide th.t it receive the award OF
first class. MPR4TT,
IRA l.. CADY,
..- eiff L. j. KNOWLES.
This is to certify thst the. foregoing is true
tract from the report of the Iu,y on Sewing Ma
chimes, at the Annual Fair, 1867.
JOHN W. CHAMBERS,
Secretary Board Of Managers