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Field &..Turaer.
@ .cAaT DzALKRs IN s1gL
.@IG3E ZTDErlEE
Ready Made Clothing,
HATS ANDL5sCAPS,
G~enlIemsns FafalshlsgGsO

No m.f side naaa 81 Ear.en, o.
Have 0 in Store an unusually large stosk
Of Ready Made Clothing. 0Yer-Coah ofan good
1rieots. Melons. CassinereE madenp nsaE du-
rable Q strong GaPs- Pant. a1d Kcsls. rood
and medium grades ofaIl The difsSeht makes Of
goods We propose to sell you good Ready
macs mdtn most easeabetsra 1eiesspTice than
II youF bonGhtthaelafh and trimnings and had
the making 0 a Eome for nothing. We sell
nothing 10 ready madsbut Hro4 honast goods:
If you want hoddy or good46f-nothine, please
excuse q, we don't keep thau- Va have Rub
Der coatH, Rnb6er Capsan LsEEinasRlus Drill
ling Oysr.als. Linsn Duck -Uxer-alla. Knit
] Jackets, &c- ke. in TACT everything desirable
in the read msde me AAE
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New Advertisements.
RURTIICsaAIE

~ O@L ONNDA WIT AO1 AOOEI
" at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The Eusscti5sf will offer for nls the following
properC, vH:-HisFafm, Containing SCI acre.
0kltgu 10 the southeast oorner Of yorktown,
frumbuffcoanty.O. ThesinapfOVemeno are 9
two stoFy houses about new With . UpSrior eel
lar: hV0 rooms above aud four beioE f: D good
barn and farming utensilss three kead Of Her
sss. two Colts. two superior Cows, tNsnu-ona
Sheep. one Steer. one Cali. two HOGS. Ono Bug
q, = one horse Wagon, one Salkys single and
doubls Harness. and Hoaseholdf urnitare TOO
gcro8o or good uCornfin The shooks Hayoin the
barn. and several hundred feet of0alEnnber.
z Terms uada knoTn on daF OF zzleEozIsg
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sEDIToRGHRoSTcLEs HhndsrstandAhat,
tHorscs Greely'sR Religious + Gith, as lately
stated and argued in the Ledger, win be
examined in the PresbYterisn Chnf Oh.
next Sabbath eYegi1g. Lnteass0f storm.
emphatic. the Preacher will Si1ssdaRs and
postpone, IS he thinks the Faith too weak
and rheumatic to.bsar sag6sgart. Services
win commence &tseFeb O'clock :
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EQUAL LAWS AND EQUAL RIGHTS

Are inscribed on our banners, and we
mean to win in Ohio this fall. TrumbulI.
County is expected to do its whole duty
in this important canvass. {
The people Of every State IN the Union
are looking TO. Ohio, because,of the issues
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boAq .rosg1us fnr zsioiszs4 5H.arau5H
Are n0sin receipt 81 RsiF fan sock Z fOysr-
CoAfinks. Cloths, TrieotB, Eaqdhnsux End Css-
tor Beavers. French. 9eFnsn. Enklith and
American CoatinsB. Aelto1s. casEimeres. &c.s
dos most Of them imported or Manufactured
expressly Tor onr rzde. VIZ are eonhdant thai
no other 0uss in our nAde can exhibit a stock
eQssl 20 o1rs for ~fnlnsssef qnaliu andanish,
for durability Of make md eOlor. ard 1reheap-
ness ofpriee.. We have an assortment in this
dsPArtneptthatf for ysriag. extent and excel
lencs never Wa equAllsd IN fhis market. We
Fsrs nsTer 90 Wsll1rspared in our easton De-
partnen1 10 siEeenEre and perfect satisfactiOn
in all respacfa4s noEss1We have neEar had a.
good or so extensive an as8Ortn9nt Of all the
material that enters into the manufacture Of .
eomplele suit. or into . single Gnrnanta As now.
and VIA incxoased experieuca II manufactu-
RING. md employing none bntEfstclass meahan-
'ics nothing haf tasr eEl aftiED in thar profess
ston. nsng nothing ibnt fhorhsstsQf material j.,
.scaring naither painz nor expense in ordrsr 10
prodnce the yery best work for the least possible
.money-apd always guaranteeing goods 70 beRs
'recommended, We solicit an elimination Of our
stock and t11ues1 Mu1lly r~scAliing to your re-
nsnhrHrce that " Eere the 4rSt honse in
town TO bring down he prices u ffgt-ciEa Gus
tom work 10 fair hYiuK rates. aud that We still
continue 70. DO that elass ofEork. at Iess prices
than anyother house in The siU or in North
srn Onlos Is11atgI tzf ISL = R4rsar
- maar~Iu 81 81 -m~aw -
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aTgc%nH Erw@so YIN @%nE EHsrg9a~ % Taxes @Ashq hgs ndRA Msnd1sa5PMN
GseaaSS% SSSSS Sas a@@%S% nGI@ %%STSsSS aR y%ST @S%n SS n % %dI TnS% S@a NsnE@
'aS 49,. TM@sa S2%SE %%s SRyN %Ns %%s.A 49, Mm - -
81 aTm& G8SSd day dD@%T
rNH st 1890 H. ~ i"p'"1s'' a"~.a 'sanin' s Is" " 9SSss W. as EE%E .pa n.srr
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/ TTAOHNRNT-

n James Martin. Plaintiff. Thomas Johns
Defendant Before Henry Hamilton. j. P. OF
Brookheld Township H-unbul counC. Ohio.
On the dday ofSept. A. D., 1867, raid Justice
ton. for the sum of twenty-five dollars Said
cause viii be for hearing OF the I'D day Of Oet0-
Der, 1851 At oae o'clock. p. u. D
Get. 7. 1S57-St' JAMES MARTIN.
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New Advertisements.

I'd sb y. AsBRIsO0R, 81 81.
-Physieizn and SURGEON. 6fiee at residence.
I north side Of Market Street, two doors east Of
diseases. "a 4 % f0et2 i~s67-lyr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-02

A SSIGNERS SALE OF REAL
.AESTATE. Pursuant to order Of the Pro-
bate Court The unjarsignsd.as ASSIGNEE ofAlex-
ander MCCONNELL win offer AZ publicSA ale Il the
south door Of the Court House on
Z Saturday 0ctOber2BsX. d. 1857.
tons. O'clock m the .foII6Fiag described
toyuehip Of Warren. Ohio, bsinK parts on sub
DIVISIONS 8 apd 9pf ortzuAiI bot 10, 81. bounded
on the vest bytte NAVY. on the south b
highway. and on the north By lsndg Of james
Hoyt. This tract will be sold IN four parcss,
containing a. near as may be III acres each,
each Of which parcels. will front about, thirty
four rods on q highway, aod beaboutfhy-thrse
rods deep. Tins mAkingt four very desirable
9qt lots. all within enc mile of thezIiiage Of
AlsO tie hlsovipE Lois IN the village of
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NOTICE. sA ri ~ is5I- g.
IN Notice ishsssby KiTsn. that tAs under
Of the Estate OF Manuel Urioh, deed. late sf
oeT :. IssT-st go7- ydsSH - ~ ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-02

NOTICE.
in Notice il hereby givsn.sthAt the unaer-.
GIrned.hAs been dRbr appointed Adminstr ator
Of the estate Of CathArine 6oist, deed. latse Of
Liberty, frumbull County, Ohio.
JOHN N. STULL.
Oct. ?. B67-St .r--1E !
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SEPT 18th, 18Th and l1s9thP, 1857,
.NtIaT -olsss4rrHorse.Et "a
III W. NtTT1rVIscHsN
nTngz nruUcrn~
Bro5a Mares and eah.ol

ms
tAo nj Brood Mdreg and e7h.onA q
Firsf Premium James Fsyiett 5wkrren Sc o.
l3cBEsoSndd0 James Brown. Warre1. .Aa&4 0C
| ~noihiqo eds iSuokiro 01ts iisroO sdt =,
I First Premium, james Blair BEzettaa.-.La.3 Ol
\ stSeeond 90 JanssTsyler. Warrsn~--~~.2W
i - so.fYsqriHg Horse Rts, h
First Premium. cMilIikin, H~oNland.-3 CO
Second do Reu ben Williams. HoMland2 90
az 4AeAo 51YearSilo Nav 6asne ,H-4 81
Fira Premium. MazwsHK eaneds. Ho9rd3 90
! : Secoadde Isaac King. HoWland..~-s.-2 O
ID 10 suaiIlc Geldia0s 2 yrs old .a.- ,lar IL
First Premium. J NJ Scar, Warren---- 100
Seconddo James Tyler Narren-.-3 90
Hdres 2 yearSo "a
First Premium. Henry wiIderson. Newton 4 90
Mares 5 Bedrs otdbaAs a0hi
First Premium, AM arland,a Fowler IS 90
q SSecond deCalTfu Nelson. ~LibertyAEaG-4 %.
~ b5s o.ru GeRA5sSyeans odd s~EiiIas BY,
Rirzt PremismaJ p Rathbun. B~azetta-.5 %
- Second do Aaron Hall. Bloomfeld.---.-4 90.
..ii.o ~ fie Aares4a and over
: Second do n v Miller. New Lyme. ~
lIigfAkhtabuia Co-a-9-4A-4--.l1@--@4 %
dr. puiGi Gtldizgs 4 and orsrl PEE
First Premium, r II Bzrnum. Marren-....6 90.
Second do HSRobbins. NeEton-----.4 90
GeIdiaos Aatehed. 3 years old -
First Premium. Aaron Hal. Bloomheld--..4 90
Mares nqtehed, 4yeqjs and over
First Premium. IABaxter. BIoomheld..... 49, 90
y. Second dom " Miller. New Lyme. ~
-A8hthbu1< So.es41..-@---s.-s---3 90
.9~gaarvGddiag matched 4 and OVsuri t. nj
FIRST Premium, D Ws6amp, WArre1-...I.5 90
Second do jas Ensign. Bloomfeld-.,.,...3 co
49, ssdW &aHies 4 and o1er -- j
First Premium; Vim Fee, Bazetts-@--.-..s 90
Second do JIG Thompson. H~owland..--5 90
~ Glol34adHsoSs 8 vearfoH % Tsti ID
FIrstPtemi6h. james Ward eat6ehs6eld 5 90
SeeonddoR Iii Hzke. Vienna--=-as.-4-a 20
Esai -sd oSdHioss 2 years cd lrsrT II
First Premium,D Leiby, Warren ......-..--4 90
Second do WmRodgers. Vienna-........2 %
CoNSITTKENJ N Dickerman. Peter Rulk. I
Out 10 -HsV Tag geaf al
IL col SECOND DIVISION Il
, - - 1900 U-,g II
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Glass - Ware
IONHLLEIE DWOEFVNf NNNN 1IaIII
Glass Iz-UneIassed Articles.

~. SAooS ANAE4Iaa
V Report of Committee on Class u Youf Com
mittee upon this class. would award and recon-
mend for premium. the following articles -
Lamp Mat, Mrs WGl2Ace KennedysH Rowland, 50
,UfsfGs eca DaMedIeyPietureya59 seslt -
First prem Mrs JH Drake, Karrn- -.A-l 90
Second do Miss Lucina Douglas, Wsrreni5O
- Fancy Yoke HAVOC -
F irst prem Nj ss1izzie Higgins. WaErsn...-11A0
Second d Miss Lucina Do uglaA Marren so
Watch Case g
80 do Miss L Douglas. 61en.l-.-- 50
srgr'e be- sHaneing Basket besrrr
do Miss MaryA Hull, W Rrren .....---.l 90
Fancy slippers I'm fof
doMrs JDj Bqmst A~hrdurd<s%@G so
.-,a-f --r.-~-, Needle Book
do Miss Laura MeC0mhs. Champion. 50
tS4.a Pia Cushion CAY 81 u.
do Miss / DeRIlss, WaFfen,.~~-.. so
-. Group ofArtiheial rFloEers
do Mr. WIN Williams. WArrenL1tO0
- ar0f oabina Ph6tQgTaphE1a sidl
~ do j " Rice. ar 90
Ladies Sacks
do Andrews 4 Son. Watrea .-aal.A..l 90
Giu ~. Casepf Millinery GOOdsiu SN -.
I'd -dOi00M Meser. Narrea------,,-,--.,,,,,-liW
Recommended for Prelainas
Carved deer on wood. by Nj Blythe -..-2-0
Cameo Pencil pieture By 7 JOisr .-alal-O
WOTsted work, by Laura i PoWelL.-.--ls0
Portrait in Oil. BY the Artist j C1craH4 -
I'D " orAALaa-N|NMe aLM MN-| 1H HeH q N
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- EO8 -
.HAVtNaJBST REcRIyEDSA
/" Gs4u.a - -Sia -l58 hrT fasi
GENERAL sTOCK
israa 3 = ofSll kinda Iof Goods fog
Fall & Winter Trade,
cossisrISe OF s3-
Cloths cassimeres. CIoskings, sI
fEiI - Silks, DeLaines, Prints.
70 ess GAHPHTA, %
SHOE SHATS;
o. 90 And great variety Of bs5b
NOTIONS. GROCERIES, Sc, q I
All Of which ze WHEEL s5shsas IS the ehesV-
est. PBeaseesll and examine fof yodrseftes. .
A great vAtisy = G0OdE iona Of which are.
As Cheap IS before the war;
3 Cab bqyefssili faais to tksis interest 70
AtApdsrsoaS New H1oek, Hatn ST.,
WARREN, and NEWTON FALLS O.. :
Oct 1850 g $50, s9aAassG L1FTIR.
IWRITING INK, @
w We keeps On hanhthabsa.kinds afIpka.
which We Will sslhf at1EhOlssaie and retail ~
reasnnahde p-tceE5c1ad eco eIetr.7 Ira -
Arnsld Inks. Quartz. Pints, halfpin8 Eud4 o..
n Rrench copyiug. SFi0le0 Ink. , Sisss.
D kiIkhGndiG Writing Fluid and School Inks.
j! German 0hamirElF iuid. 8 UiIsE Hal1 "a r. r
- Dessansris hzckSohOotaEnksasE cas-
q Bo0 CGrmine Ink. at 80 lisel SOAP
.a9s sdi NsN &E-E PORTER S
ON. REAMS PAPER. a
We hatsjast rsosited fron the Holy
oke Mills. . egRGror lot u Writing Paper.
'yhiehMs oaer as shoissaIe or retail at Low pri-
WMHERCIAL NOTE "a
LADIES NOTE.
LEGAL CAPgOT IFHE
SERMON RAPER,
Also alarge sappb Of Buff and Whifs ESTsI-
Opss. E-ia (, W.N,&W.F ]. P0h1ER-
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TREAsURER's NoT1CE-FAxEs OF 1867.

! Ohio. hereby give notice that the rates of Taxss Tor
he following table. showing the number Of mills and
kundred dollars Of Taxable Property. in the several
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!. so Jaw IoSSddkS Ell ssh
Rirstpssmium, JSsiahs MsdIeg Yiahhoh.
aposesenddpH EsRstsnaker ehanpioB. =
g EGad ssiIriW Jss4atSsS sisfs 81.
51stPrEliP Josiah edley. Vienaae.-.
div ar JEorIR 4ileAD hStpaiE 81
First PREMIUM. Reuben Grow e. Warren 49,.
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aNepufscture

~ -ste Cloth. 10Ysrds
p,sm;nn. NO ssuedy. Rowland 8 %
Domestic Fisnnes 10 ~HoseS : n
] Prem Mrs Jas Kennedy. H0wisna ~!-.- -
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New Advertisements.
~RHTrTLEsEY ApAMa.
GEORGE ADAms

Dealer in Books. StatieneU, Wall Paper,
sSisi Paper Aliaks warren.
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L'fdCIass H-HOFtienlture.
L-ks

Ir~fML'idCass H-HOFtieuIture.
lagf1 -lisJAppies best Cohesion @
First PREMIUM H J Harsha Warren -.2O6
Cd. Winter APplss. bet lg Varieties -
Premium. ] Thompson. hoMfand:y--"---l u
Premium! George Parsons, lMarren.+1 90
90 Collection. 4PearS .i71 IN,
First premium. HI Harsh Warren L so
Faristy Of PsaHhoG .llafc ID .
Premium. ACsFullsE Braesnlle<..s2 90
4 First prem. Wallace Kennedy, Howiand-.I 90
Seconddo T.Rwalt H~owland----. so
1ssL v.~i1sCaGraps. 8 Varieties .
FiIst premiumr Adams. Weathersneld-2 90
'NGrapes, best plate --4i"~
Premium. J. GitneT. Warren..=lTe0 90
t.lHi Common Potatoes, best Collection
First premium, A Leg anGQrdeI, Warren 90
Second do WmAK Kennedy. sHOwiand 100
Common Potatoes, best peck (Eariy Goodrich.
Premium. George Parsons Warren....., 50
foa- ~ Cabbage. a Head 9rsltT
PrsmiumaBm AKsnneds. H~cwland.-- so
1854 20 ossionious. best Peck z1
Premium, Id Harsh. Warren-s.4S---.. so
FE Tomatoes, best peck
Premium, D w Jameson, Warren......... 9 50
? -ei liable Be0ts -l-f geo
Prsmim.A P TAFT Rraeeyille- ,,-,..-.... so
Premium. ThAKsS5sdyr H-oriand Sol
80 Pumpkins. 4etA II
kPremiun. HJ Harsh garren..-ss---- Q 50
Premium. r HKeSsSSassf s4ssH Ovisadsaz so
Sweet PotetOes re lo
Premium .ZT8EEalc Howland. .,...-,,.... so
/ fsV 41.4Q BOquet Of Flower -r..t
First Premium, Mrs P Dawson. Fowler. 2 90
Second do do J-o do u do o. ] co.
tla -lYeeetables. Greatest Variety ~
Premium. VIVA Kennedy, HoHIand---..5 90
=. DfscRErToSnY
Premium. WmA1Kennedy. HoRIand-.... Sc
4E19rJ1 go Peppers Hf Llla- ~
Premium. Mrs games Blackburn. Warren so
C~eNNQTIEE-Geo X Pelton, Harris EWait.
Jacob Henrif rLl.t s4ll195irlJ io - 4
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
Capture Of John Morgau--Tho
Truth Of History.

a correspondent brings out the
following curious aud interesting fact.
Grecnyille, Teunesse, is celebrated
for being the town whore the notori.
Gus John Morgan was killed, as we'll
as for being the homo Of Andy john
son-the worst men, probobly, the
country has produced, Several items
have crept into the history Of Nor
gan's discovery and death which arc
untrue and as you are occasionally
pointing out inaccuracies Of history,
let me here state what are the facts
in this case. On tho night on which
Morgan met his death, he was stop
plug at the house of Mrs. Williams,
iu Grceuyille Gen. GilleIns brigade
was oncamped at Butts Gap, sovcu-
teen mills distant. /; has been writ
ten and published throughout the
United States that Mrs. Williams
mounted a horse and rode to Geu.
IGillem's camp, aud reported TO him
the whereabouts of Morgan. This is
not true. Mrs. w. was rebel, so
well known and above suspicion, that
Morgan sought her house as a place
Of safety. On the night in question,
however, Mrs, Williams was three
miles out of town, aud knew nothing
of Morgau's being at her house, or of
his death, until ten O'Clock next day.
The facts are as follows A negro boy
about twelve years old, son Of n ne
gro woman by the name Of Mary
Koan was captured by Morgan's par
ty as they were entering town, and
lest the boy might give information
to some Union men, he was held in
custody several hours, but was finally
released, and won't straight TO his
mother and reported what be had
seen and heard, and thereupon black,
toyat Mrs. Mary KeaH and not rebol,
white Mrs. Williams, mounted horse
and rode seventeen miles to inform
Gen. Gillom. Let history see to it
that white rebels do not steel honors
belonging to black loyalists.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03

Thore aiu't much sleigh riding cx.
cept IN winter. Folks don't SOON 20
care about IL in warm weather. Grown
up boys and girls like to 20 a sleigh
riding The boys generally drive
with Que hand and help the girls hold
their NUTS with the other
Bob Brown le. me go along a little
ways once when he took Celia Ann
Crane out sleigh riding, and | tho't
he paid more attention to holding the
muii' than he did to holding--the hor
SOS.
Snow.balliug is another winter
sport---havo snow balled in the sum
mor but We used stonos aud hard ap.
pies. 1t isn't so amusing as It is in
the winter somehow. g M
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
FROST PICTURES.


Las, night, when the rOpn moon wa, riding on high
And many star twinklsd W In the sky,
When the trees stretched their bare aims aSr on tn,
hill,
And the fires were all out, and the whole house wal
Hin
sharp cracking sound broke the ,ilsnss Of night
Jack froH, with ice tinder, was striking nshtl
Twas wee hills star that cleaned white on III,
pane,
Andue elf was at work with his nish, and hi, main
I saw his long beard sweep the window like snow,
The eurls left their raees--you II find them there now
His glance was like lightning, his swift fingers flew
Come look At the pictures he len here for YOU.
range Of ice noun aims, whose snowy heads lie
Farup in the clouds OF a Hsfsrapgled skyi 81
And, low 10 The valley, iSir city elsemi,
a II silen, aud white, like city Of dreams.
TIA spires are Of marble, as bright as the dav,
Each minatet propd flashes back the clear ray
The walls are transparent, with crystal embossed,
Each gate sa diamond with aiubow huea crosssd.
And hero is another, a silvory lake,
The shores all ice-bound the waves never break
A white slF hangs oysr.by winiry winds blown.
And high on the cliff stands fr-ree alone. r.l
Near by is grotto Of opal and pear,
And ferns, tnIce aimor, ibeir bannefl unfuA .
And there, great avslaneIe comes rashing down
A nd bures beneath It poor little town.
Here, where mimic Alps are pilsliony and chill,
Lies miniature Chamouni, frozen and still,
And yonder the snow-dehls are stretching
lifere m el6n Niagara s,ifens It's spray. ~iN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
SHistellaaeuns,
my POLICY !"
OR,
The New Gospel Of Peace.

hr CHAPTER l.
/. Now, the birth of Saint Andy
was in this wise The Devil begat
Burr, Burr besat Calhoun, Calhoun
begat Davis, Davis begat Booth,
Booth begat St. Andy the Apostate.
.. Behold the lord of the lash ap-
peared unto Andy in dream saying,
"thou shalt get thee up from thy abb
olition slumbers and gird on thy ar
NOR, for thou shalt be our tool, aud
we will make thee ruler over Israel
3. Thou shalt be called Moses, aud
by thy exceeding ability thou shalt
lead the children of Israel backward
through the Red Sea. OF their own
blood into theland of Egypt, and the
house of bondage.
4. Now allthis was said that il
might be fulfilled which was spoken
by the mouth of the prophet, saying
"Behold l will call the roll of my
slaves, from the top of the great
White House. and they shall answer
by a pow-wow, in a wigwam at the
sea shore"
5. Now, Andy being raised from
sleep by Gin Cock Tail, went and
did as the lord of the lash had com.
manded him, and he knew no more
the ways Of righteousness And the
dagger Of the assassin made new
President, and he called his name
Moses-because he made great
noise like bull in the rushes.
CHAPTER II.
I. In those days came John the
Both, Che was called Both,) because
ho was both man and devil, and h
preached in the land of Seeessia b,
the Potomac. 100 5 '.as--
2. Saying, rejoice ye for the king
dom of JEFF. is near at hand. s0.
3. For this is he that was spoker
Of by the prophet Abraham. saying
''I would rather be assassinated Of
the spot"
A. Now, behold he that cometh #
/ ter mo is mighty tailor, and | an
not worthy to stoop down and behol'
his close fit,
5. Then cometh the Tailor fron
Tennessee to Washington, to be bap
tised Of him, and Booth said, {" ] al
not worthy but Andy said, sit mus
be so, for this is /" My policy"
6. And he baptised himin the nam
Of Abraham, and christianed him Mo
ses and a voice from Rebellion erie
Peace Peacel Now we will hav
peace. Let US kill the niger.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
A Disappointed Woman.

A few months since a gentleman had
the misfortune to lose a wife, literary
ladyaof some reputation. Amer griev-
ing for number Of weeks, bright
idea entered the head Of the widow
cr. He thought that he could do
something TO lessen his sorrow, aud
for that purpose he called upon la
dy of his acquaintance, and request
ed to speak word with her in pri-
yate. t
Thinking that she was about to re-
ceiye a proposal, the lady prepared to
listen with becoming resignation.
Myrrha," said he, with down cast
eyes, as he took her by the hand,
(" You knew my wife /"
Certainly"
1t is not good for a man to be
alone "
z" Perhaps not"
aDid you ever reflect upon that
part of the marriage service which
requires couples to cleaye unto each
other until death do them part.H
"I have.
81 have often rehectedupon it my
sell. Now death has parted me from
my wife, and feel very lonely"
/ should think it likely
81 think I must do something TO
restore me her kind consultations, and
the memory of her virtues"
He pressed the lady's hand aud
sighed. She returned the pressure
and also suffered sigh to escape
her -
Ny dear" he said, AFTER very long
pause, " I'll come to the point ut once.
| have proposal TO make" II
"a prOposal2'
eyes; / have rcs.lved to write my
wife's biography. New, / have but
littl, skill in litcra matters, and il
J will correct my manuscript, and
W. headings Of the chapters, ] win
giyc you fifty dollars"
She sprang from his side and her
eyes flashed with anger,
A's You wretehr-monster-----."
She left the room, not being able
TO express her rage. The widovet
sighed, took his hat and went hoias.
He has not yet published the book
!. A ycang lady out West was eherg
cd with putting on arz because she re-
fused to 60 to ball barefoOtsds
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-03
Josh Billings On Bittars.

Josh Billings says; rather like
Stomach Bittcrs, l Kant tell Why,
emmy more than I kant tell why,
why l love Roback's Blood Pills,
bat Blood Pills is good for lazy
ness tn tho system,
don't like lazyness ofno sort, not
even IN muskeeters
waut my nuske6tCrs lively. But
aul this IL foreign TO my purpose.
Bitters beiu' my subject, 1 like Ro-
backs Stomach Bittess, they az so ca
sy 10 take.
II hez ben sed that tia wooieut
run out but this think Ia error,
for aul the bottles iz cmpy, and ]
kant find any en- cm leak.