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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15
query.

Mr.. EDITOR: - Your correspondent
spreads himself over the fact that Cabot is
high and dry out of debt, with 500 in the
treasury" Now if he will tell US tie
amount of bounty the town paid its soldiers
we can better judge how much credit they
are entitled to, for being thus high and
drv.n PEACHAM
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15

HASWELL CHAPTER, NO. II. R. A. NJ
MASONIC HAL
Regular m2ct Is. Friday cve., March Il, 1851.
E. L. ADAMS, Sec etary.
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iiO0hs ant LEADERS.

HO0hs dHd LOddc"s.
At the annual meeting of Excelsior Hook
rtd Ladder Co.. the following officers were
"rc'rd for he ensuing year, viz: James T..
Howard, foreman: Horace c. Wright, lst
1>$i>tant: .juStus Burnham. I'd assistant;
John =. Eddy. clerk and treasurer; &. L..
'arpcnter. /. ii. Frost. ID. p. Celley stand
ag committee, +. l.. Gorham, steward.
~" company numbers 30 men, who will
a.Nays be ready to do their duty when oc-
.t-ipa requires.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.

Clayton u. DEMO, OF Hydepark. recently
sold a pair of colts five years old. for
$500.
John Stearns of johnson, while assisting
in unloading logs, had both bones of one OF
his legs broken.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Two ear loads of horses were seized bv
the customs officers at st. Adams on Satur-
day, for differentiation.
The fremont House at st. Adams has
been sold to Mr.. Mann. formerly proprietor
OF the Webster House at Rouse's Point. y.
y, for SD. 900, and half interest in the
st. Adams House has been sold to VIM. +.
Olmstead for $500.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The OWL" is the title of spicy little
paper published at Poultney. every Satur-
day, by the ''Owl Association"
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Nathaniel Fullerton of Chester. 81 years
old, has been president of the National bank
Of Bellows Falls for thirty years. aud still
performs its duties with all his business tact
aud energy. He is also tie oldest Mason
in the county, having taken his first degree
in 1886.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The entire loss, including repairs. by the
recent food at West Hartford. will not
probably be more than SlJ, GO0-abOut S25,-
900 less than the first estimate.
Twenty bills of divorce were granted at
the last session of the Supreme Court for
Windsor county.
The subscriptions to the Woodstock Rail-
road Company continue to progress favor
ably. Sufficient subscriptions to the capital
stock will without doubt be shortly obiained
to warrant the directors upon the opening
of the spring to proceed with the work.
STATE AT LARGE.
Gov. Dillingham; is considering a request
to call an extra session OF the Legislature,
that an act may be passed allowing the
Rutland and Bennington county towns TO
subscribe stock to the proposed railroad
from Bennington to Chatham. y. Y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15
Torrent Go. No. I.

N the annual meeting of Torrent Engine
80. No. |, held at their hall on the evening
e.. the 18th inst. the following named Off
Gers were elected for the ensuing year, viz:
Alden Wheeler. foreman: 5. III. Nutting,
Isl assistant l.. \. Daniels. I'd assistant.
u. ID. l.. Smith. secretary and treasurer.
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FA5SUEiF5IG LODGE, NO. 27, F. A. NJ.
MASONIC HALL-CNION BLOCK
Stated meeting, March Il. Called meeting March Il
Sac'v
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15

TOY Cough, Colds md Consumption, try The
OH and we'll known Vegetable Pulmonary Rasam, APP
prove and used Oldest and most celebrated physi-
clans forty year, pat. Get the genuine. REED, q i
iER Il co. Drug, SIS, Boston. rropretor=. t.4iuHt,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15

PALESTINE COMMANDERY, NO. 5.
MASONIC HALL-UNION BLOCK.
stated Conclave Mar. 10. Called Conclave, Mar. 26
j. L. PERKINS, Commander
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-23
MELN0RE.

.
Last Fall the Commissioners ordered the
demolition of the covered bridge over Honey
Greek, at Memore The best informed citi
zens say that the bridge would have dont
valuable service for Eve years to come; tha
after the siding and other braces were re.
moved in the process OF tearing down, the
heaviest loads ofwheat passed over in entire
safety. But somebody must have job, and
so down goes the bridge, and up goes the tax
es 10 pay for another. The loss of this bridge
has been great damage TO trade in Melmore
lit having been non est since last Fall, and
is just now beiqg reb ilt. What is it 4 cost2
The stone work, Nwo abutments) costs we
are told, 81 25L IL was first let for $3.50,
and nobody seems TO understand how these
figures gained their present proportions The
wood work, let to Mr.. Dttenhaver, of Bloom
vllle, will cost $4,000. There will besides
this, be an expense OF $500 in grading the
road to the bridge, so that the nice little sum
Of 81 100 must be pad out for bridge that
might have heen built five years hence at less
cost. Nobody knows who compiai ned Of the
old bridge, or petitioned for new one.
A new Masonic Han is being fitted up olt
Of large frame building situated near the
premises owned by the Odd Fellows. Hither-
To, the Odd Eel ows, Masons aud Good Temp
lars occupied the same place of meeting.
The Good Templars are lourisbiug. An
open lodge was held this week. Twenty
three persons received the rite of baptism, on
Sunday, a week ago. under the minisiration
Of Rev. Nc Kean Of the denomination OF
United Bretheren. Tn were sprinked, and
thirteen were immersed. curious explo-
sion took plN;e At the saw mill of Messrs
Messnard and SpitleT on the base line, on the
18th inst, which caused no small degree OF
astonishment A due in the boiler fle,0 out
--exploded, and the force Of the escaping
steam threw the boiler with great force from
its moorings, in the brick work, out of the
mill. Its course then, was erratc. II dash
ed through the pond, up the bank, across the
road, through fence into Geld owned by
MT StuelIy. Fortunately, no one was hurt
A team Of horses standing near by. were
heavily besprinkled with ashes from the sp-
ceeding boiler A report got out that an
earthquake had occurred; bat Il Is very prob
able that the nearest approach there was TO a
eonvulson Of nature, was the Quaking IN The
boots Of human nature, when the thing busted
and "lit out" J. &N. Watson ere doing
good business in their pew store ia the way
of selling goods and hnying IN produce Mr. |
Nc Cornack is the obliging clerk Of the cs-
tahlishment, On Saturday, May 3rd, q meet
ing will be held In Sub District. No /, for
tae purpose OF examining proposals for the
building Of a school honse, TO he 2s by 80
eel and ofbrick. The people Of Eden are
nnt hehlnd in education. The crops, about
Aelmore, promise well.
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Ahnut foMn.-rhe snndar schonl of

About Town. The Sunday School Of
the First German ncfcrm church liave had an
ahditlon Of SONS claice booisa snaic to their H.
brsrrt Thc lsiy hicnitsts q this eoasrcgation.
engaged in rcnovatins their church, week before
last, washing windows, busting CARPETS ctc.---
Mr.. Philip Emich hos gone east. to purchase q
stock Of goods. with the purpose Of opening a
hook and periodical storc in this city efoft
is being made, wo erc glad to say to celebrate the
ish in this city. paper isin circuiauon to raise
funds. anliwe hope Il wiil frccite aknmy fccep-
ton. The dog law has had somc effect, We
saw little "dorg" the other day, troting around
the streets with musllc over his nosc lie look.
cd uncomfortable but harmlcss.---The r.. Rev
Bishop Mcfivainc will administer tho holy rite OF
Combination IN Trinity Church, on TUESDAY,
lane iih.---Nr, Y. Il. Soudcr. aswin BE- seen
Croni en- Advertisement ciscwherS, osIcrs Tor salc
his fine residence on Madison strcet----capt.
Elvoro Persons has associated himself with Capt.
A. II. byers, in the practice Of Law. Their pro
fssional card appears IN this ssuc.----Ntr Shaw
han has Completed his cellar, which is onc-hun.
drcd feet SQUARE, and is ready to commence tho
mason work.--copous showers Of rain have
fsllcu dufiu,t the past week AMI VIC 90 70 pres
a snow-storm is immincnt.---Thc summer ses'
sion Of the Union schools closes ON the 18th Of
next month. A larger class VIII sraluotc from
the high school than has for several years prcyi-
ous.---A now dairy has been started b. our old
follow townsmap, Mr.. Smith, on the oid McBrids
| farm. south Of town. N. N
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Alarriaees.

MEYERS GLASSER R.-on the i4th OF
May, by the Rev. J. H. Cool. Mr.. Conrad
Meyers To Miss Henrietta Glasser both OF
the city Of Thin.
MATTHEWS --BENHAM.. .-on Thursday
afternoon, the 9Th inst, at the residence OF
The bride 5 father, in this city, by Rev Il. D.
Moore, Mr.. II. w Matthews, of Erie, Pa, TO
Miss Amelia O. Benham, daughter Of Mr.. +.
d Benmm.
To our brother disciple Of the quill we ex-
tend our hearty congratulations in securing
so coveted prize. Our best wishes are ten.
dered for a loving and happy journey down
the vale oftime, while many thanks are re-
turned for the kind little remembrance that
maketh glad the heart Of ye printer.
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AN sFFscTuA WORM MEDICINE.

oNOWuo NoImiluNo OOHnlb.
On Wow LozzSGEs Much sickness, undoubtedly
with children and adults sttribpted TO other caus-
cs, is occ STONED by worms, The "vrRHIVrar
CoNTiTs,' although efectual IN DESTROYING worms,
can do no possible injury 70 'hr delicate child
Thisva'uihle comhinrti"n has been suessssfiry
used by physicans and found to safe and sure In
eradlca,ins worms, So hrrtfui 10 children.
cuiLDRrN nAvISa wonNs require immediate At
tention. as neglect OF he trouble often causes pro
longed sickness,
sYNProNs or woRMs ~ CnrLnREN arc Omen over
looked. Worms in the stomach and bowels canse
irritation. which en- hs removed only iy the nse M
a sure remedy. The Combination OF ingredients
used in making BsowN's "vetmiiuge Comi'sr Is
such to give tho best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS Il BROWN, pro rietot-, New York
Sold by all dealers in Medicines. 25 cts. a box.
May "a, 1866. -t.l s2-iy.
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ITO prevent sheep and Lambs nom running at
lafEo IN the Incorporated village Of Rcpnb-
llcs Seneca county, Ohio.
hrit er,oincd ~ The tourcii % the Incorporated
village of Y pubic, Seneca county, Ohio, that "
she'll he uulavful for any person OF persons being
TIC uFuct or owners nr having The chnrqc % any
sheep or lambs 20 suffer the sarne 10 run AZ large
within said lnc, rporetc eiiaqe OF Reputlic ssnc.
G. 3opniy ohio, on and aiscr The istlldAy of MAJ
Ana er rcrsnn Or rcrsers violating shc proyls.
ions ~ this ordinance shqii upon ccnvicion there.
Of bofr.- thc Mayor N tho tlfliEc Aforesaid fot-
lcit AMI isiy Ee a pcuoiiy therefor moi itss thm
thgrH ncl thorh than hvc dollara flr cnch oii noe
Tint tho Niriiii OF eaiI tilla1a Is hcfehv M.
thof sci, end X Is hstcty made his dnty 20 talSs
up nuy slrornr lambs icuna running AZ lafyi
within said vilage, nni % gre hdtict lpinrdl
lftly thcfr1itcr TO tIr % ucf Oh oWrcre u Know
md Il not known 10 pat % notccs r three pub
lie Places within said Incorporated village, DO
scribinc such ahccp and ihmha, Hnd n the ownc
OF owners d0ra not appoaf and claim his o
their properly, eui p.y AZ Expenses wlihin "
days frou The datc Of said nolices, said ehee
ana lambs .hail hc proccedcd With under ne le'
regulating Estraya. That thc Marshal shall be en-
titled u twenty hvc cents for cvcry sheep nn
lamb taken up ln pursUnnco 0fthis ordnancc,en
| rcasognilc pay iof feeding said sheep and lambs
Attesc n. y. COLWELL, Mayor
IosiAu Cnpnsrr, Rccorier.
| Republic, o., May 9th, Oi.--3N.
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am cnNsI-,IpTIvR

The advertiser. having hecn restored 10 health
In few weeks nv very slmple remedy, amer
having suffered frr several years with severe
iung ancction. and That dread disease Consurr.
tion--is anxious 10 make known to his fellow
suTcr re- ihn menna ofcure.
To All'*ho deaire ~, he win send copy Of the
Rrescription u'rd tfree OF eharre), with Tho dire.
tions for preparinr AMI using ihr same which
thrv VIII md stRE euRE for coSsvMrrioN
ASTHMA, BRoScHrTis. CopoHs, CoLDs, and all
Throaf and Lung Afectlons. The only old"ct OF
the advertiser in sending the Prescription Ia 10
benefit the AFFLICTED, And spread Information
wichhe rnnceives 70 he invaluable, and he hopes
every suFerer wilitry his remedy, as Il win cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription FREs, hy retnrn mail
will please address REV, EDWARD w.wILsoN,
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York.
NAV Ia 1857
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To Wool Growers.

We the undersigned wool-huyers Of Sene-
ca County. will be governed IN uur purcna-
ses of wool the present seisnn by the fol-
lowing rules, adopted by the Wool Buyers
and Dealers Association, at Cleveland, on
the ith of April, 1867
A deduction Of ouc-half on all uuwash-
cd huck hecces.
2 A deduction Of one third on all buck
dceccs washed.
a deduction Of one third on all other
unwashed hceccs.
T. That all heavy. unconditioned aud
badly cottcd or stuffed leeces shall be class
ed as uuwashed.
s. A deduction on all wool ted with
an unnecessary amount Of twine.
8 The prosecution under the law Tor
tiaud for any attempt 20 mjsrupresent or
TO deceive as to the Inside condition OF
ileeces in reference to tags, manure, dead
wool, or any foreign subs ance
To pay the outside limit Of the mar
ket, 4 all vol in good condition, this
being but matter Of justice to thos'
growers who put up their wool honestly.
L. WurE,
En- Bliss,
WALTER Burns,
s d SHEATH,
T,FFIN WooLES MUS,
Wa Hour
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TIFFIN MARKETS.

TtFFiN MARKETS.
TINA, ohio, May ~, 1867.
FLOURISH 00Vsl6OO.
WHEAT s., ,7lasa,O1 from teams.
CnRN-8ic,8i cents.
RYE 4 "a cents per bushel.
OArS-6S cents
CLOVER SEED-S1,OO
TIMOTHY SEED--S2 10.
FLAX SEED--S2 %.
DUTTER-lA ccnts per pound.
EGGS--iO cents per dozen.
LARD--m Kegs cents per pound,
pot ArOES-Si 90 pcr bushel.
TALbOw-9 ceits per pound.
CANDLES-Slearlne 2S, tallog 20c per pound.
WtIISKEY--S1,0o, and common s220per gallon
HNMs-l2lS cents per pound
BEESWAN--2A cents per pound.
HIDES. PELTS sc II VI. EBERr's CtRcuLAR.
Green Hides los ctsi Calf skins, t6ci Kip skins
Zoe. Sheep Pclts dry, i0aSOc.
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Dratbs.


Disp a, Carey Ohio, Nav 18th, 1867, in
the 29th year Of her age, Mary T. Wife Of
Mai. J. W Chambetlin.
Al the residencc ofher daughter. Mrs. VIM
Rt.sscll IN Liberty. Hcprv County, Ohio.
Nay 18th. ls67 Mrs. l.sdia Mason Ingra.
ham. twife Of ihc bate Judge Inrraham Of
Seneca Co, o. Aged 10 years. q months
aud days.
Lydia Mason was born N Sterling. Conn,
T,h Of March, lJss, married in the wear 1908,
moved to Western New York, from thence to
Northern Ohio, in ls2i Thus briefly are
giveE the most even,fal dates 10 the lie oi
one Of the pioneer women ofSeneca County,
whose history is associated with the early
settlement Of Tifiu. Few who read this no
ticc can now realize the care and toll which
she experienced. She was woman Of nm.
firing energy and industry, and the mSlhc,
Of a large family Atiast her work auishei
= surrounded by friends s-she WAITED almos
impatlen,ly for death Who came To her vel
come messenger Of rest. She was buried by
the side Of her husband near Fort Seneca.
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The "Match Came" This trial Of skill
at ihe game Of Base Ball comes OF promptly
at 3 o clock, on Tuesday, next week, at the
'0ld Fair Grounds" The "Aler',' the chal
longing club, furnish regulation ''ball and
"bat' which become the property Of the win
ing club, in conjuuct IN with the glory, etc.
The ladies are invited.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-23
NATIONAL n. n. ACROSS THE CONTINENT


| Their line VIII extend from Sarramento, Cali
tornia, across the sierra Neyades to the califor-
mia state line, traversing the richest and most
popuious section Of California, and thence thro'
! the great mining regions nt the Territories, to
| the vicinity o. falt Lake Guy.
| Thelr roaii IS aleauy mpleted, equipped ana
running lor nlneiy -Ionf miles rom SACRAMENTO TO
wlthl, Twelve miles 81 the summit OF tne sisrrss
| am q large Amountoi me WoIk oi rradipRi iun
nelllng. @c,' &C. oeyonu thAt point mas oeen ac-
comphs,nise,ui:; ,i e,i;, ,,onr,, .,.,,sa- e
rue rlhS, M III. - h,'f. noNpS oi Inls Oom,
bblhs .'Iu - i,'osen,s " rh,cy nhn
Iron, 70 lhno''ors' i"r 'he ioiio"ins among o'her
rehsnu-' p' w, w. -. f ,,., 81, -,
.,s ~ -, lu,eIfnt - slA leI u%ent; % ~
r t w"is l"sNHle lt.1 e0n''-hhhuahy IN INV my
z..o,,, W ~. nv D.t,rt, 4. u.Aio l.. r,a
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Ut nr cut @ nnu novI.sn nv inteeIes'. ls Ieu
s, ~ r. y rs .is uii t, w W M, nv
SiN reI SFnt' Do'a "eaIlnB pohos oi 'h@
rossrn'l, w, = nlr. ~ "A 60. r.... =
uhi'en r,aes M Soverhment p'o-
WHO'S neffiN'nn tHe nlnOuNt necessary
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.-,rroehc.ar. a.ed lrrl,h .lyar.r - .ue,..s.l

sinee-p .nd rutllr epeshers win hna the r ehe'
usenl In cicsrinr the soic when ,skAn hsfrs sing
ing or speaking and relieving tho throat after m
unu.ual eserticn ofihc voraioraans. The Trcch-
=. src recommended srd nrescrib'd bv rhysici,n'
and have had testimonials from eminent men
ihrou-hontthe country. Rcinr m article OF ir'ic
merit snd having rrnv"d their efficacy hv iest ol
many wears each year apilrg them IN new localities
IN various parts ofihe world and tho Trcches src
universally pronounced b'itrr than other sriicies
obtsln only nrown's bronchial Troches. and d.
not take NJ The worthless niiairn ,hs, NAV ~
offered. ~ sold everywhere. tnov22n ems
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-23

Legal.-Cept Elvero Persons who has
associated himself with Capt Bycrs, in the
practice Of law was. for some time Judge
Advocate in the U. s Army. he comes
with flai,ering recommendations from Army
officials.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-23
Communicate.
Foe tho Tribune

For tho Tribune.
TiFFiS, May, 18th 1867.
MEssRs. EDToRS "A communication was
published in your paper last We k which IN
our oplnion does injustice to the merchants
OF I fin, aud MS IL purpors to come from
the Clerks OF Tidin' inclusive, the as ump-
ton Is that the sentiments expressed in the
communication were concurred Ia by ALL
Thi, is mistake, and any one who has
seen five or six Of tie clerks of nflin en-
gagged in the healthy amusement OF base
ball from clock to eight clock nearly
every evening, will al once lave reason to
believe the injustice of said communication.
Every trade snd occupation has its advan-
iages and disadvantages, and when man
enters into certain occupation Voluntari-
y, us he generally does in this tree coun-
try, he is expected to comply with the
rules aud cusoms Of the business. A clerk
Is expected TO be on hand while duty calls
him and he is paid Tor that purpose. Be
levin. that the communication was doing
Injustice to the liberia ity Of many of the
merchants At least we ask space for this in
your paper "CLEtKS.'
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Sacred Concert. Choir of the 81.
Joseph German Catholic Church, will give a
Sacred Concert, at the church, at o clock.
on Sunday, May 26th. On this occasion the
regular quoir will be assisted by the reuown-
ed vocalists, Mr.. Shoppelies, and Mr.. E. Bach
of Columbus, o., and the celebrated vocalist
Mr. Apfelhaum Of Pittsbnrg, in copju1cron
with other well known singers The public.
generally, are invited to be present.
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ERRnRs OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, rnd the effects
ofyonthfai indiscreion, will for the sake Of suf-
fering humanity. send free TO all who need II, the
recipe and objections for max ing the simple rene
dy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing tc
prof by the advertisers experienee. can do so By
addressing. in perfect confidence.
JOHN OGDEN,
May 10, 1857, 40 Cedar street. N. "
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PASSING MoRrn.

4 ~ ?. M.-'Hsfi srsie-.
~ 4. -ENpresa train.
Mail 'rtin North will mike connection At CLYDE
TO- Cleveland and tho Fsat
The ah A. ". train connects at Clyde f0I
Cleveland and the Fast direct
The s',hr " train passes Tlfhn dsIlv exerpi
sunday. The 3s a \ 'vain dailv except Non-
dAv. y. n POTTER Supperiutendeut
RUsH r. sLoANE. Presldest. 'NlliIl rs
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p IS A. M--Afaii trsih. ttla| Ptt a
q Ss y M.-Express train.
Connects Eaat ami west qf Forest. Relf.foht ain
AMI Drb4as. Springfield for Nrnia and Cincinna-,
e. AZ Dayton ior the West and cIneInnaN.
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AeuE, CIuLts on ISrrnNrrrESr FEvER cured, or
the money refunded. DR. wIrr's Ague Pills are
entirely a'uew medicine, and having been tried in
over 1900 Of the very wort and obstinate cases Of
chilis and Fever. md not failed even in ono case
TO effect a speedy cure. the proprietor guarantees
them to cn,e every case even after Hil other mad
iclnes fail. Those suffering shonli Immediately
give them trial They arc warranted to curo
For sole by Druggists, or sent hSmail on recoips
OF the price, 81. Address, On. wIrT, Box Gil.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Foreef.
h s ndun
BueyrUs
+rres- Al
iae. ( D.
Nf.nsheii
HNVo7sfer,
nrviiie.
Iassiilon
,snt0n
|.llit-noe
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a0rhestef
ttt6burg,
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We hove now IN Stock very iarge assortment
Of WALL PAPER, both EnRiish mud Amerl.
can. over 100 different stVie. Como aud see
Il, and yon cant help beiag satisfied.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-23

Show me man Of sour, morose disposition one
VIII entertains cord VIII towards none, ani Twin
show you dvspeptic nyspepsia Is The bluest OF
all dlsease- Rev Mr.. Aker testlnos that CoE's
DvsPEF'I, eurrd him afier IS years suffering.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-23

Subscribe.-A Although we have had a
grstiiyipg, Increase ofour subscription list
il rivals an Omnibus in room. The campaign
Is now approaching and there is an important
question to he talked about We are desi-
rous Of increasing the number Of sbscribers in
every town in the county, before the ball
opens We hope those who are subscribers,
viii speak go d Fori for US.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-23

The Union School Building, we un-
derstand is to be completed and finished mp
This summer It's high time that this very
necessary arrangement vas being made
And when It's done, let it be well done that
it may be wlat il was originally intended TO
be. an ornament to the city and monument
10 the good iasle OF iis inhnhiianla.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-23

A Cold Wet Summer.-French scientific
men predict that the summer OF 1867 will be
cold and wet like that of last year. They
base the prediction on the fact that immense
masses of ice have broken, or are about to
break away from the extrme north, produc-
ing cold and vaPor. The weather Of the pas,
two weeks would seem to indicate a verfca-
ton OF this singub,r prediction.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-23

Mcssrs safTeil 6 Baldwin. received on
Thursday last, bill from CINCINNATI
niauuiic,ory, weiehing 400 pounds. intend
for the new church at Sycamore, wyandot
r.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-23

Wanted Business Men---to establish In
surance Agencies in Ohio md INDIANA dcsira-
bic salary offered. Address.
T. o. pox, $780,
Aprll-6T-n2jyll' Cleveland, Ohio.