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The New York herald., 1867-11-20

Joseph Rssssll Who had csmmasd suicsds bv cuttIue
his throat With . razor was ly ng dead In Bellevue
Hospital. An inques. wlii Be held on the body.
FlRss IN rHE CTr.-Aboat three o'clock yesterday
afternoon rs broke out in the cotton brokers' once or
EAsson Co., i4i Pearl street. The flames wsrs soon
said 10 be insured.
Toe alarm Of Gre shortly after three o'clock yesterday
aIternoon originated on board the seam tug Beware
lying ~ pier ~ North river caused BY FIRE In the
galley Damage ABOUT $50; no Insurance..
Az quarter 70 seven esiock the police discovered
nre 10 the coal ohce Of w. Turner A3l Pearl street.
Il wAs caused by lighted candle left on the desk rho
flames were quickly sxtinguished. Damage about s25
the police also dscovsfed a IRE In stable al No. $50
terday. The flames were exinsushsd belore any
damage OF sccount was done.
The New York herald., 1867-11-20
POLITICAL sHuorlns ArraAY.

A DIayornlty Candidate Discharges RevOl.
yer into Crowd Of Politicians.
After the adjournment Of the Democratic Union
Mayolty Convention held last night ai Everott Rooms
corner Of Broadway and Thirty-fourth street. about
thirty Of the delegates congregassd Psrkers ssoon
IN sixth avenue, and became engaged In ahsrcasou
on political questions when. u 10 alleged, William
hcIn,yrs OF the Nineteenth ward taxed Of
dsegstes with being engaged ~ the Sheralty election
In seiug Certain candidate for that ofce. High words
ensured bctween four hve OF the delegates and Nc
Insyre when the laLisr. alleged, dre~ barrel
revolver and nped the contents Of barrel IN ths
crowd. fortunately injunng one. Il 10 also ais2ed
thas bat I0s e prompt nterisrenceof two bysandsrs
who wrcstsd ths deadly wsapon from his grasp, several
Ives might have been lost Mcintyre was immediately
arrested and conveyed TO the Twenty ninth precinct
on house, aud committed fer examination
morrow u tns Jensrson Market Police Court
The New York herald., 1867-11-20

deputston Of tho ehoristen now 'sriken a
the Academy Of susc called shs HEaALD ocs yesser-
day and subr ed the following copy Of shs contract
under the provisions or which they asKsd an accssson
20 ,ss:r demands on Monday last.--
Agreement msds this 27tn day Of July, 1851, By ana
o !. a. Dsr sps o. o. .sa fesx party
of second pxr. fulows:--
wnercas ssa party o. the nrs psr 10 the director Of
place and Fourteenth street. In the city OF New YORK,
ard desrous Of procuring the SERVERS party OF
iansn opera 10 BE- gwen Il ssid Ac.dsmy. Nov, ,nis
Agreement uanea~sth, that kaid perry Of the part
and 10 eenssiesss'on q o. the receipt whersof
sali opera house " o. any other place IN sas CITY OF
Ncw York IN, city of Brookvn aad Il 20 requssted
.asS y = S% M ssn & s
1851, until the month IL May. 1853. chorus singer
That ts VII attend all necssssry .rshsarsaIa. and
week darinx ssl seasons; and doth lurthss agree 20
abide by aud conform 70 each and every ef ne sstab-
II . asroby ssrcs 70 DO everything advance shs IN
tsrss,s Of said party % csss psrL FM AN.
5 Parry q as pa, sssa sssssy .ss asss .ss, % .a
second part tie sum o. 90 psr ssst ior q. services
Ia shs said larry ~ the nsvt part should desire
TO give tnan nye performances curing said
e ssrss ey % q ns s
sum Of 90 lor escn sxars wsekiy psrfospancs,
The party or the second pa agrees 20 renearse The
Ara week 1 september wiihout pay and the nsxt week
for ns salary until the cpenins Of the opera s>ssou
The parry ~ The second pa agrees not " enter 10 any
combination society, the object u which would ~
contrary IN sng way 20 the stpuissIons ana
IN il : any oiasr s.ss q breach u ans con. ..
s' ". c.ps sas y as s % s ,ss sa So .
and liqudased damasss. - Il ascsrainsd by uAl *
TIT Il re9uscd a 70 eng ont d hs city es ssv Yors and
Brcckyn the salary wn BE- increased thirty per oeut
but the pariv Of the second p& agrees and hsss
witness ins s ior Tor Max Msrsusk. ALFRED JOEL.
The CLsrissers' Statement.
In connection with tbs shove tho dapussisn OF chcs-
is,sr made tho following siasments-- 'aM
Up 10 the week ending Hovsmbss nr. Msrstssk ful-
filled he pcrsu Of the eestsseA o. that ~ ~
Academy Of Music eloss1 sn1 - nes rsepsns6
until Monday. November II, chen ~ ohsvisssr -
ssmbssd Tor tho parposs u rshssrsasx Rs~s 0ssIA
Thsv yscevsd no salary fcv the wssk sh~s tke A<sv
wss esssd Mr. hsrssxsk rspFsssnss1 has We ssaosa
The New York herald., 1867-11-20


Meeting sf thc CensraI Cnmpaign Cinb-Thc
ssrand Mass Mscfisg 20 Take Place Amer
Elertt0n. s
An adjourned meeting of ne Grant Central Campaign
Club for the Guy Of New Ysrk was held lss evening Il
the conservative republican nsadquarsrs On Broadway,
between Twspty-shlrd and Twsnsy-fosrth sussss The
purpose of the meeting bsng 70 eject moro thorough
and permanent organ nzaios of the movement BY Tho
selscsoa OF several sub-conmsss fov spsesai scton
asd the adoption Of code Of bylaws for mo govern
mont ct the central body snd those thereto reporting
A special committee Or eve, consisting of tbs Hon.
Thomas Murphy. d D. r. Marshall. Judgs Kelly, W. n
Gany ana y G. Wagner, reported the names OF the fel
lowing gentlemen as Delegates q Isrrs TO the
Grand Ciub vis:-wiiIam Dodgs Hamilton Fish,
Robert Bonner, General Charles Rovvd Jonn H shsr.
wood. Andrew csrrigap. W. n rse W. A. Hail, Marshal
O. Roberts. Judge william Fullerton, r. s. winstsp,
Henry Davies, toionsi Charles r. Cosssr, W. IL RAY.
nor Rev G. IA. King. Colonel Daniel ssimson, jacob
bacon. Daniel O Pettes. @ Kirkland Censrsi Daniel
". slckics. General CHARLES n Graham, w. n. webb.
Rev j. S HOLMES samuel Cansrsii, John H. Rycrson
sad Samuel Besmnn.
After some discussion the once Of President being
m,ttee ~as adopted and the above gcntlsmcn we're
elected members " the Duo and crsztsd delegates
large The COMMITTEES furnsr reporsd that the several
gentiemsn whose nsmcs appeared the had . n
been visited vors IA hesrty sympathy with The move
'' ,hs usso,s aaS - ot sssr sS,iy. % rss CON conmissss
Bp-a~s reported progress, the Deliberations
OF The club being ~ tbe meantime regulated By the
rules or the General Co6m!ttes. The COMMITTEES on
Resolutions stated that vas mot prepared rspor on
mot on the discreton an 10 what papers IN the city
@ Is s nssds :. ss os q Ss ss sss sss
ths presidents c We ssvs elub - - present orsAa
lied throughout tho clys Were appointsd msmbsn -
eo<{c Of The osntrsi bodl On mosioa Ne following
gentlemen wsrs elected ipseAl commtiss 10 dan -
Aires 70 ~ sddrsssed ths several ensr clubs sus-
gestinG syssem Of ofKankauon, via. Andrsw Jscks0n
Hume. Jena KsyseTs q n Bis&chfsrd and n r. Al
The New York herald., 1867-11-20

Iwashingtoa ccsspondescs lSov I6) Of The Cincinnati
Colnmsseiail
Any authentic Item OF relative 10 General Gsanls
poKcs must os master VI interest the ADM word
o. shss TIME Here. tnsn. Is fiignt conT baton oa
the principle tbn, svsry nttlo hclpA Among tns wt.
nessss summoned before tie impeachment .ognmntss
vas Colonel hi ysr. formerly al GensfAI Gr2nsg s.ar,
federal once holder New lok What be tssu
or supposed 70 know 40 rnasnsai 70 A.
J. ! cannot say. but he ystcrday mt Nj.
Eldridge, OF WISCONSIN, ~ monbsr of tue commllesl,
PeBusvivauia avenue. and sdaressinr linn. sAld
supposed u sosidnt bs nscesssry ior him 10 rs-
wise ths report of be testinosy NO Esardgs sad
there's ono thing you might have sos out Of me i
you hAd put the question 10 ms, and you came
mighty near dong u when you we're minlng NE
rsp:,sd Hnlysr 81 heard . convsrsatlon bot cen
General Grant and the President tins aso--tne
only time ever head them taik polllirx GssrG
seemed 70 BE- very honest about ~ aud brnginx nls
hand down heavily 90 the liable, sAid issrxnfl
mt rresAsaL dsnAsosuss may tAk - tnev p.eass,
but tnis white man govern 9 nj, and nons bat
wLils men should have vclcs u ~"
The New York herald., 1867-11-20
POLITICAL suHax-sGvK3 f TM WASHINGTON cAa
kiSeM
From The Evening rsasgran Of yestsrday.l

TFrom The Evening tsasgram OF yesteriay.l
wAssiscros, Nov 10, 1851.
runos hes bsss very freely circulated that num-
Der Of nsw nsmbsrs os the Hosss VINO have mot bssn
sworn in. coassmptsss presenting . protest declaring
against the coassutioaaly Of the Congress about
assemble From the rsl'sbls sources 10 Is under
stood that there s not word Of truth In tho report
This morning review of sLs troops Of the Washing.
ton garrison took place the open space front d the
Prssidsnuai mansion. General Emory was the rouew-
Ing ocsr and ths troops comprised III The companies
Of the Twelfth. Twsnty-nssh ana Fory-ioursh res,.
meats Of infanuy In the city. ssd . detachment Of The
rfth cavalry The artillery did not participate. Tue
display very sDe Tue troops presented credits-
ole exhibition Of their siCiescy In The svoiallsns "
the Lue
The New York herald., 1867-11-20

hsd rot besa profitable. In the vssk sndns November
le ths chorister had ave rehsarsals and performed
- TIE matinee Saturday aftefsoon Aftsr rshsarsai
on Hooaay tho cashier offered 70 pay each Of the
q 20 s :% s s e
lions they offered to recsivs SIS for the past week
and the same sum per for the remainder Of the
senson Tne cashier objected TO this stating that ne
would pay them no more but would allow them $40 per
week ~ the mture telling them apply 10 tho gov
% y nm S od not ss them I5s M was sso ou
indignation declaring that unless their terms were &C
csded 70 they would not perform that evening AZ four
O'Clock ~ the Afternoon Mr. Axrotxek sent word 10 the
chorsters that u they would 30 perform In the
evening he would them an additional e5 besides the
Son.y sssnns Ss ess .s. ney .oon On
near the Academy Mr. Maretzek nnding that they were
detormlned % hold out at balfpsst seven again made
terms were not complied with the lights in Academy
should DO ordered TO be put out The choristers an
swcred that they would not accede 10 the Offer, when
M Aarefzsk ordered the lights 10 be exngushsd and
the money refunded 10 those who had tickets
Between twelve aud ntcen hundred persons in the
paiioing Wnen inc order was gives.
MIR. nrareixekss View or the Case.
The management Of the Italian opera at the Academy
or Musc In reference to the strike Of the chorus stated
through Mr. Joel, that thore two rehearsals for
Romeo and Juliet on Tuesday and Wednesday Of last
week. Tho entire body OF cnoristers got paid Mon
day. November 1s, At ioon and vent away without
pressing any complaint regarding money matters At
half-past In the evening some Of the men sent
notice 10 the management effect that thcy would
not sing unless they received the balance Of full
weeks salary. hr. Maretzck offered them IS
each for both rehearals for the opera they
fused and he closed the Academy for the evening One
Of the chorus who wished sing Monday night
threatened BY Of the strikers with death II no
dared 70 80 70 the Academy that night Romeo and
juliet Was equsny given by the strikers 10 lager
beer saloon on Third avenue before noisy and bibuous
audience the balcony beng sung by male Julet
Standing on the table and Romeo under tne table.
The female portion Of lhs chorus took no part in the
Ruke
The New York herald., 1867-11-20

10 THE EDroR or TIE HERALD:- n.
read with all the interest due Il your article In yes
tssday's ssus uuder the beading Of Theatres Foreign
Tongues on tho Stage" So soon - the present tn.
Of tho Ticket OF Leave Man" at this estab
lishment commences to wane shall produce brilliant
new American comedy from the Pen Of MICS Olive
Logan, and called "West Point" feel conhdens its
production will justify my anrcpasions for Of On
thosastc reception BY press and public
The New York herald., 1867-11-20

What on earth 10 the White Elephant Of SIAM and In
particular, what brisss him 70 the City ChurchssY
Hocsy is responsible FOR bringing the animal into ~
goody csy and under his management tho beast
10 havs changed HIS nature and brougn good luck bs
oSuer The Kitchen Belle Tailor Of Grow Hill and
Shadow Psntomne sTo On Hooisy's bill thie week.
Lady Don, toe ceeDraed burekqus actssss, 10 3 star
Of the drss magnitude Mrs. Con ~ays Park theatre
A. tire Pretty Horsc Breaker aod tbe Earl Leicester
she hes proved powerful magnet At this essablshmcn
and draws like double team
Miss Florsncs Rice, tho fAv0rite canfarice of Dr.
Cuyier's church. had spicndid bsne1t tho
brooklyn Academy on Monday night. sns received
rich presents the Soc Was assistcd by
1assison. Thomas, simpson and Nine Martinez The
audience VA very large ana proporionsssly snthu-
sinstlc
The New York herald., 1867-11-20
CITY POLITICS.

Meeting ofthe Tnmmnny General Committee
The rammany General Committee met last nigh
pursuant 70 call, At their rooms in Masonic Hall. Eal
Thirsssnth street. There vas full attendance. Afts
the usual preliminary action u motion resolve
that tonight the various primary elections should
held throughout The city, the inspectors and places
polling being the same ~ during the lats canvass
The New York herald., 1867-11-20

drsws On nstion . ssag by Private hilse o'Rslly
tCoL Charles O. HalpInsh uas adopted - the banner
Grant movement throughoat the c0untFy. An lmprovi
sation In the form Of gse club having been ensced
The New York herald., 1867-11-20

Last night our cis- Atlantic Germany had ~ hsars
once more made glad BY that and ps piscs ef fun
the rannhaussr buriesqus presenting the public the
three dwarfs Jean Pocolo jean Pss snd Kisz JOSH.
Psccolo played Tannnauser. He is indeed very els-
CANT itts fellow, true wonder among dwarfs IN the
perfect symmetry Of his proportions aud played and
attraction Of these little Arises may make our gsncrai
public better acquainted with tho stadt theatre which
hitherto our German citizens have mostly had 10 hcm-
Geive2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-19

tlNA 80
Death Ofa Pioneer.


Died at his residence near Leipsic, Putnam
Co, Ohio, after brief illness, Mr., David
NcClung. The deceased was one Of the
pioneers of this county, coming here from
Fairfield Co. MS early as 1927 and locating
soon after in the eastern part Of Eden town.
ship, where he continued to reside until 1854,
when he removed TO Hancock Co., and from
thcuce, in 1865 to his late residence. The
disease which tarm,dated fatally was nu
affection of the right lung. Mr.. McCluug
was politically Unidentified With the RCpubli-
can party, his loyalty Icing uqbounded.
lie made a profession OF his faith in the
United Pres, church previous TO his "migra-
tion to this county, md his consistent !if'
testi6nl that his was not mere nominal
Christianity Ilts1udfpmvnt was profound
and penetrating. His manners were digni-
fed, yet kind and courteous. lie had en-
joyed more than the allotted "three score
years and ten" and surrounded by the
most of his family, died peacefully, Like
one who wraps The drapery Of his couch
about him and lies down to pleasant
dreams. S,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-19
Meeting Of the Proposed Savings and
Building Loan Association.

Pursuant to notice, eneeting was held in the
City Hail. on Monday evening the 10th inst, to
organize II possible an association under the
above name. On motion Of J. Siriycr, @. J.
Kcon, Esq, was called to tho chair.
Capt Rohcr; Lyslc, the gentleman who has
been fist and foremost IN the matter and who
has worked with an uutirins energy and zeal, to
impress upon our citizens the groat benefits that
must ecrtuiuly result from such an organization
arose aud gave a synopsis of the plan and basis
upon which such institutions were founded, b,
reading part Of tho Constitution and bylaws
OF tho Toledo association. Owing to the small
number present il was doemod advisable not to
take any definite steps in regard to the matter,
save the appointing OF committee Of five to
incorporate the said Co., and solicit patronage to
tho enterprise By inducing persons TO come FOR.
ward aud become Stock holders. The following
namel gentlemen were duly elected to act ~
that committee; Capt. Il. Lysle, VIM. Kline,
Jno. r. Huss, l.. 4. Hall, a. II. Byers. no fur
ther business appearing, IN adjournment was
moved and carried, until the committee should
be ready to report f.. II. OSBORN, Sec'y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-19
Terrible Railroad Accident at Ere
mont,
s---=---s---s
Freight Train with Half 0c the Bridge
buried In the Sandusky River.
One Person Killed.

UprtoHs Taiur~r-ou THURSDAY morning a
freight traiu, consisting Of niae freight cars and
one cs,oosc, ves passing east through he terri.
bic snow storm. wben it casoe on TO the bridge
across the river. The east half Of the bridge gave
way, taking tho whole train down with It, except
The cabooso, tho iogo axle brcskipg, whieh de.
tachei It nom the troiu, and consequently u did
not go down, fortunately saving the hands that
wero iu ID. The track on .ho bridge vas near
twenty fco, above the water
The crash was such Re 10 bury bridge, tr'iu,
and all principally out Of sight under water.
When the accident occurred, the conductor was
with the engineer and fireman on the onginoi and
whom the engineer aud nrcman found that the
bridge was giving way, they jumpcd into the
river. The engineer struck on the ice, and was
/ badly lammcj; bat the arcmonli u, in the water,
and consequently rccoived but l,t,lc injury. Both
wcrv alde, howevcr to make their way toa house
near by as soon as tacy got out of the river
Tho conductor wos not seen by any one from
tho time tha, n, other two jumped ca conse-
qucndy {, was Supposed that he was buried undci
the wreck. Ills body was found on Friday fore
noon outside the wreck, having no bruises on d
or broken limbs, cNccp, a SCRATCH on the side o
his face shiloh ml Kit have boon done by tn
graphing hooks while searching for his body
We may reasonably suppose hr jumped also, an
came to his death by drowning. | have forgot
ton itis namr, bA "a ia snid thpt be was - Yer
duc mau, Nli that he had tcen conductor on "a
road nearly ever since it was built. lie lcasos
family u Bellevue to mculb nj, loss.
The train passed Fremont after tho six o'cluc
passenger tram passed cast and bciorc Tho min
o'cocl, train WAS due going west. How fortuna,
that It did not happen with passenger train o
the bridge woull It mot be wcll for tho prop,
authorities to give tho railroad bridge over n
Sandusky at your city critical examination.
H.. "syc IL is older chan thc bridge ct Fremont
allan, IA was Immediately sent to Norwall
+ ,f.rits ,,,idef,'' occurred for help and in
hour a train arr, Cd w,''A dny hanlsi but in eo
sequence OF tho severn, Of he storm and q q
condition Of tho wreck. il was iosnd 'A' h0''''
o,uli be done, and the train returned.
On Friday they were trying to got out Va
Z they oouli. saw some porl, barrels apparent
uuinjurcd on the ice, and they were drawing OF
, the whole platform OF - car by means Of Ion
ropes and an engine. There was some plundc
ing attempted, SO that the Mayor found il nocc
sary to place police ON the ground.
Il is Interesting 10 see the long trains Of sles
and other vehicles conveying the passengers Al
baggage of the different trains 10 and FROM u
depot around the gap.
An inquest was b be held over the body
the conductor, with Wow TO invcst tgating q
- condition Of the bridge. J. ,.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-19
Teachers Meeting.
TrFly, Dec. l4th. 1856

TFFiy, Dec. i4th, 1861.
In accordance with previous arrangements
number Of the Teachers of Clinton Tp.,
Seneca County, met and formed an organiza-
tion to be known as the Cliuton Township
Teachers Association, to meet every two
weeks inthe various school houses in said TIP.
The object is tho improvement Of themselves
and the Advancement Of their schools. The
next meeting viii be held Saturday, Dec. 2s,h
at the "Kaga sehool.house," of said TIP. A
portion OF the time will lie devoted to the
discussion Of the question, "What is the best
method or Introducing successfully literary
exercises into our Schools An teachers
whetha' engaged in teaching or not, are re-.
qncsled 30 pe present.. -rlf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-19

Sound Advice. The Philadelphia Ledger
advises business men under the prcscn, juno.
,nrc OF affairs in the declining tendency Of
tie merchandise market to yield to tie cir
cums,anccs rs they fud them. Mect the
market aud sell, even thouph il be AT loss
on cost and charges tho hel loss, ms giple In
such cases, being found the least. ToREcmpi
to carry goods over, and especially to DO 80
On borrowed money, ia suicidal in the cx-
t-eme IN nearly al branches Of trade We
",ar .lai there arc many renewals Of engage.
,,o.ts a.- u this, as a temporary relief may
n. ,,uie,ble nu' The extension should bc
availei Of to realize on sacks when the re-
nswed paper natures, rather .han as : sep u
waiting for an easier money market, o. for d.
more active business season. That trader
shows most wisdom who soonest puts himself
out Of Debt, as being frthest from danger
just rs the careful mariner losscns his expo
sure to shpwreck 10y hurricdly rccfng can
yass when the storm is about his cars. II,
does not carry sail at such a time, hal.ul
aud reasoning as to the direction OF the storm
but puts himself aud craft at once into th'
safest position possible. SO should the mer
chant aud trader rf .Ht|HE
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-19
Transfers OF Real Estate.

A. S Bemont TO James p. Repp, in-lot No. i66, in
Fostoria, for $3.50
Peter Zimmerman 10 Lydia A. MoWery ! y acre
ofland In Jackson Tp., for $3.50.
VIM sohn to Mary @. Deck, a piece OF land 10
Clinton TIP. for $1,000.
SOL Good to Mary Frlteher, In lot No. $50 In Eos
toria, for $1,000.
James Fisher to Aaron swisert, ss es.lOO acres
IN Eden rp.. for $40 30.
Geo, Causs to Francis Ball, y acre In Thompson
Tp., SlOO.
W. J Pa ne to VIM. o. Dean, so aerss IN Reed
Township, for s3,s15'
A. e. sneath to VIM. sohn, 3 and 23-IOo acres in
IIonewell Up. for sls4 90.
J. b. Buck b Charles u. Buck, 80 acres in Adams
Tp,, for 1920
Laura ! smith to D.&E.R r. Co. a,91s square
isot In Green Springs, for 500.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-19
guRoas OF YOUTH

Assniemll wno early tie s,s aye.m o
that ic5tsns v.c4 80 common 20 youth, Nl.er
resulted in ssm nal woakncss, Involuntary
Binissions ah . N,vo 10 Pfos;raaon, AMI chn,
near ending h.s days 10 hopeless misery. Ado'
using uuperols rsnsiies without success, he
obtained from fr ont some simple rules anl
prescriptions that effected permanent cure
On behalf OF suffering humaaiiy hcwill send
the same FREQ Of charge TO eil who may desire IT,
Adde'S EDGAR TREMAINE, Station n,
iAni7-ly Bible House. New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-19
tn CnNar,iprINrs

The Rgv. HDNhRD A. WILSON, will send
free or ohNrss), 70 all who desire 1t, the prrserp.
tion with tho directions for making aud usiug the
simple remedy BY which he was cured Of a lung
affection and that dread disease CoNsuMPricS.-
III, only object is to qeicat the afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, as
It will cost them nothing, and may prove a blcs-
sing. Please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New YORK.
Mty1s 1867
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-19
Ju,tlce's Court.. The case OF h.

JuhtiCt Nbufls- Tue thst VI n. -
Thompson, an old offender, was tried on Tuos
day afternoon before Esquire Gooiscll in the alb
scnce of Mayor Llnion, who was in Liberty
township on business +, J. was found helpless
ly drunk befor, tho Davis House on Monday
night between twelve aud one o'clock, and was
taken 10y the Marshall to jan. The trial resulted
in the Delinquent being dued 81 and costs Of
prosecution. The offender is over 70 years Of
qgc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-19
nm Neddlng....Wr were the rrnlefn

Tin Wedding were the grateful
reci ipicnts on wednesday, NJ bountiful supply
Of cake at tho hands Of Mr.. Al. Buskirk. Tues.
day last beins the anniversary Of his nuptial en-.
gagcmcnt, was duly celebrated 10y a dinner on
that day, atwhich small circle Of friends labor
cd. We rest in the hope that tho tin ware of his
establishment vas rcplcni'hcd, sud are satisfied
that tie reunion was rlensant one.
"snehii lhe holn love oomnnses.n