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tn COSSVMPTYES,

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send free Of
CHARGE 10 an who desire it, the prescription with
- direction for making and using the sample re
medv bv which he was cured Of lung affection ana
that dread disease Consumption HIS only OBJECT Is
iI1 nv his nrescrDtion as il will cost them moth
ing and may prove blessing Please address,
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HARPER. WILSON. \ CO.,
ia DroaIyvav y Y
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One Hundred Young Men

will he withdrawn the sale Of one hundred schol
arshps the limit Of time not 10 exceed the above date
The g three months plan recently advertised is
discontinued.
% As this offer will be eagerly seized, and An
effort made to close the sale Of scholarships at the
earliest possible day, and similar offer not again
made, those desiring 10 II need to be prompt
For further particulars call on address
J. S. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietor,
March H. dANu Burlington. Vt
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ANDREW WARNER r.pmts...ae-.
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Sept
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervou
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects o
youthful indiscretion Will for all Ia sake Of suffers
ins humanity, send free to all who need it, the re-
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az the advertiser experience, do 20 by address
sing, perfect confidence.
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WANTED. AG ENTS to sell DIR. WV. SMrH's
w BIBLE DICTIONARY, the cheapest and best.
See that the work you get contains over 1000 pages
cents are doing Il splendid business with this work.
To those who want the small London Edition, from
which the juvenile American Edition IAN inferior
work LHs been copied will he furnished in March at
500 Il copy, - cents less than the American
Edition. For full particulars send for circulars. ; =
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E7lR new works. Home Book Of Wonders -
/ Family Photograph Bible" For terms adj
dress BRAfNARD X SAMPSON. Hartford.
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BOSTON CHaT-CRAT.

Boston never says die. Religious Prosperity A..
crown Of New England Gould's Andrew Law
ana DaoHler. Trick on Messrs Harrison
Gray, Otis, etc
BY our Boston Correspondent
HABIrE.
one N the ahe-t and most spicy yyr.t.rs n, rb. ,-
trY.
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ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE

4 ofSEEDS, and Guide t. the Flower and Nege-
table Garden for 1855 is ready, containing $50
pages with full descriptions of nearly 2j00 varieties
and plain directions for sowing. culture, &c., Illus
and
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Rur EDWARD \. WILSON,

No. 1853 South Second Street, wllliamsbursh, \. Y.
May Q. uly
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DoDIl.e NERNINE AND INNIGORA.

VVDI. = LsEN I y = I y - = ' II, y
TOR.-Th.s Medicine Is NERNE TONIC. 1t
sto- the waste Of vitality braces the Nerves, and
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Constipation local weakness, and general failing
Of the mental and bodily functions are the common
indications OF nervous disease. DOdds Nervine and
Iuvisorat0r is a complete specific for all these
troubles Il is also the best, as il is also the most
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A DELICIOUS, Healthful, Temperance Beverage.
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circular send to the DIR. lRlSHS Ottawa Beer and
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enue, N. Y. City.
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Periodicals..
NEW BOOKS.

Vol B. MOTLEYs History United Netherlands.
DApRAu's Military History [. : Grant. Volt. SvO.
cloth with maps. the best history Of Grant, and
every way desirable book.
AGssSlz's Journey in Brazil Illustrated; Svo.
THE Lovers DICTIONARY I2mo; cloth, SO pages.
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WoNAN's Wrongs BY Gail Hamilton.
For sale at HUNIlNGION'S.
Jan. q. d6w.
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MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY.

MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY.
HARPER'S MONTHLY.
ATLANTIC
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LESLIE'S FASHION
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BALLoU's, &c, &c, &c.
d6w For saleat HUNIiN'IoN'S .
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spetial Nutifes.
MOTHER BAILEY'S
Quoting Syrup for Children

Only Twenty-Five cents. Sold by all Druggists
VIM. Joslyn & Sons, Barton, Vt, General Agents
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FIFTY NlLLIrloNsoF RoxENSoID.

-Bfa>DRErH'S PILLS take hold and expel the
matter .f5isaase.
ErH--t fo. .,fa1, ..ta ba.,3a. Tara i5il -i.
l-j' 10 d.. E,aaa-s B. rra. .in.-., Lo.a.. E,l.
.5iy 'si:e became a, Invalid. e..r stefan rep
resented bier ease as iueura.is. then called f..
tr physicians, and tsc three he.i "a consultation.
a4l Pronounced her case consumption. J then bis.
CHARGED ail the physicians and det,ra e5 TO trust
2. .aH. pills. ) go, ig, boxes. which -..a took ae-
...iu- Co I0e Ihted directions Ey o., time ji.s-e
oe.. used .i. there appeared a cham ia her coud-
t.l i. tla better. then lou-h, i.t,eu boxes, aud
Sd. 4uuaea t7 take them Tor three m utlis, VIXEN
her health s.,, entirely restored"
- Permanent and v Widespread succc-s is the hest
evidence oftAe goodness Of BRANnRETHS PILLS.
Tile. should ac 10 s,ery family ready f.r Use on tire
tii- symptom ilssa-e occurring.
Principal afee. Bnudreth House, New York See
d." D. 8a.n4r,th, ia white letters in the Govern
meuJ stamp Sold iJ all Druggists.
March d. 3&wla.
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9ew Adrertisrn rnts.

WATCHES. Gents Hunting Silver Lever, full
w JeWeled SIP Gents Hunting Silver Duplex
Iuii Jeweled, SIP; Gents Hunting, Silver Lever
god plated SIC; Lodies' Hunting Silver Lever gold
plated, SIG. 49,
Orders by mail, will be delivered by express. c.
U. d. A. SHEBURNE, lS6 Washington Street
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EARLY SEED POTATOES,

LNFTY BUSHELS early Sebec Potatoes for sale at
Il 81 50 per bushel. Apply TO E. S. BR0WNELL,
Essex Junction, Vt. March Is. WIN.
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BANKING HOUSE
-pF-
III y & % u n Il - 4 q ,
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Corner OF Nassau Street, NEW YORK

We buy and sell at the most liberal current prices,
AMI keep on hand a full supply Of GOVERNMENT
BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, SEN EN-THIRTIES, and
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, and execute orders
for purchase and sale Of STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD.
CONVERSIONS.
We convert the several issues Of SEvEN-THIRTIEs
at the most cora bile market rates into FlvErwEN-
TIES which present P4'oe oi gold. y'ei tAe hold
er about per cent more interest per annuin Cir
culars with full particulars furnished upon appiica
ton.
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Nav :. d&wlv
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WE ARE COMING!
ONE DOLLAR SALE


Wholesale dealers in French, German, and English
Dry and Fancy Goods Cutlery Plated Ware, Albums,
Leather Goods &c.
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THE INDElPENDE%T
ISTHE BE>T ISVESTNiENT
0FTuE KIND EVER MADE.

We expect 90 have good measure Of success in
what We shall aim to DO We expect some opposition
from rival newspapers. some criticisms for m stakes
Of iu l-meut some flult-EndiuE because are Iadi
cal and lots Of advice, usual. from all quarters
but, Notwithstanding, expect 10 live and thrive
aud DO more good, perhaps. than ever before.
4 GENTS WANTED for book entitled "A
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Work Of Restoration. Every voter needs it before
Nov. SIS. Freight, largest commissions and pre-
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BINS, Hartford, Conn.
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with masses % rich black and brown hair, would, if
thej were unfortunately -4i ~ fi1m supply Of
eaisIAnoRo'S DYE begin to turn white, red, sandy
and gray Manhood and beauty with tle one defect
In their personal appearance remedied by CRIS-
RADORO'S HAIR DYE, rejoice in their good
fortune. aui recommend IT t. all who require per
feet dye. Manufacture 10y J. Girls TAD
ono, 07 Maiden Lane, Nya York. sold rs all
Druggists. Applied rs all Ia.r Ire-sers.
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SHAW'S CHEMICAL, ELECTRO. SILL
~ Ver-platlng Fluid makes WORKOUT platedwa1e
as good as new. Samples sent by mail on receipt Of
- cents TO pay for package and postage Address J.
SHAW, Chemists, 30 Elm Street, Bridgeport. Conn.
Agents wanted everywhere
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Tie whole comprising

ATTRACTIONS NEVER EGUALI.i,sS
MANY OTHER RELIGION
NEWSPAPER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
The Candidates.

With the conviction that We are
placing as good names as ever were
spoken at our mast head, We give the
ticket nominated at Chicago on the
occasion Of the National Convention.
Grant proven by the iue1orablc
march Of events In the war, as the
best leader Of martial hosts, will
prove himself equally AS effective as
leader Of the Republican party in the
coming peaceful contest
coLFAx, the accomplished scholar
snd statesman, with an honorable and
userul past life, will ensure the votes
OF all who are willing to recognize
merit and reward il. With these
men for standard bearers VIC have no
fears Of the result,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
List of Letters rs-remnining in the
Tiflin Post Office, Nav 2Sth.

List of Letters in the
Tiflin Post Oficc, May 2Sth.
Caroline Becker Kate Beam, Sio-
mis- Burkart, Allie Eraivern b. Ebcr-
solo, Mary Frees, Elisabeth Hauck,
Jacob Hall, Messrs Hall & Bros,
n. p. Hyland, Andrew Houck, Ellen
Hook, II, Horlel, Rev A. p, Jones,
Thomas f, Koons, II, II. Michals,
ID. Moruingstar, Mrs. Clainda Miller,
Mr.. Francis Miller, Daniel Mohr,
Thos. Newlaud, Mrs Hattie Penny,
Mrs, William Sandys, Miss. Mary
Sroth, George Smith, w. s. Smith,
II. II, Snider, Mrs. S. j. Stewart,
Lottie Stouer, Lorenz TiepcrbOcker,
Mr. j. Valentine, Mr.. G. Wisler,
Ludwick Xinsger.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
Dissolution Notice.

FINHE copart' crshlp heretofore existing b.t,,.en
4 H. Z. Splndler and ;. Berger, dndeF the arm
name OF n SpinGer \ +. Berger, on the "a OF
May, BY mutual consent was dissolved. The bli-
siness will be e0nuueted 1T the old stand by II. O
Spindler, u. G. SPfNDLER \ Y. BERGER
liiiin, o., May n, 1865. nOSowS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
Wanted---SOap Fat 4!

fNHE uniersigned viii pay =, his Ashcry on
tmnAln street, in the see md Went from 3
" osnts per pound for spoiled pork AZ, aud
seap gr~,se, Persons n,lthnd u % their aivsn.
iage 70 sell tnelr S AZ these prices than by nal.
ne il iuto soap AZ small sdvanes
r.fA. %, NlyiL IslS ssssa,S
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
r E M OV Al.

Il IL IL = q n y Il wills O N
Have removed from their old stand, TO No, and 2
kmpire Block tbAsemenn, where they will con
unue topAy In CASH, the highest market priee
for Butter, EgES Lard, Tallow, BeeswaN Rage
sc. Farmers give them a call nO3l-3mt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
BLACK SILKS FOR CLOAKS.

Also CioAks constantly on hAaa fer Ladies' and
Misses. fine sssortment ofsnit Patterns, from
LNId n ItyloFsi Of New York. Cone ana see
and satiaiy yourselves At E
c. ALIENS Millinery 4ore.
ShsThAnb BLOCK, opposite Davis uonse.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
LEUCOR RHEi,

OR, whites. which follow local debility aud
~ con@titntionNi weakness, can ha ctftctnsly
eurcl hy the use OF Roback's StOmAch Bitters
10 not LET tho druggist eel you any other rene.
dy, as those Ritter- sre prepared with especial
reference 20 this coWplatni, and are warrantei b.
care. hershlscrS Myers, Sole Agents. nolmna
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28

Strange to say, Mormonism is in
creasing more rapidly in London than
anywhere else, The Mormon CO. =
ference in that city numbered 1172
Residents at the last account, though
every week the converts depart for
Utah.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28

Mr.. Jerry Brennan, for muny years
grocer in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, died re-
o ntly there. lie left memorandum
with his will, directing bis heirs to
dig in the cellar Of his residence for
some money he had buried there. A
search was made, accordingly, last
Friday, and gold aud silver coin to the
amount of over $4,000 was found.
1t is 49, posed that the deposit was
made during the war, under the Op-
prehension that all other money
would provo valuless .f..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
Our Dress Goods

Department. Is eomplels in all tho new and
leading styles aud your attention is called 10
mat part OF the trade our motto IL "more
good goods for less money than you can fud in
any other estAbllshmsnt.n Aud now comes the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
The Hoop Skirt and Corset Trade

To which We have given extra attention, hAv-
lhs made AFrahgem" nts with an eastern manRiac
toty I" supply all with first class skirt aud cor
seS every one wlll be wafranted nr.t elass Arti-
We and sold cheap, We would here sAy 10 the
lsdies thst " you wnnt . perfect ntting skirt or
eorse', D, all means call ana examine, and yoa
wlnnot turn away without puroh asing the artt.
Gle. Calisttlarpsnter'S1aa.s.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
BAD TASTE

y the month IN the morning Is one of ,Ae
Il symptoms of abl aus coudition OF dls0rdefed
ftAie OF the livet, ainl shopld not, for = single
day, be neglected, as Il is but the premonit0Iy
symptom OF = tu,in Cf evils and the very seeds
" disease. Procure 40 once Rohtck's Blood
Pills, Administer them According to the direc.
tlons accompanying each bnN, and the dif6culty
and dtngcr Of disease Will al once b. renewed
hersitS,r a MNeis, Snic Agents. nniin eni
Ton PAINTING, PLAIN, OR IN CIbOIS
~ beatty ane Prcnptly oNecutsd ateiiy prioes, a.
TIA ThIRrhE Jos RooNS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28

stitched HAndkerehiefs. Also a null Assortment
Of Kidd and Lisle Thread Gloves at all prices.
Hosiery of the best assortment in BalhfiFgAn
Misses
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28

psJ-A recent dispatch from Colum-
bus conveys the following interesting
statistics
The expense Of the first session OF
this Democratic Legislature will reach
sl67, 900, and for the year, if session
is to be held in November next, as
has been determined upon, they will
not be less than S2l5, 900.
The expenses of the Republican
Legislature last year were s93, $40;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
House and Lot for Sale.

I oCAIED on Monroe Street, First Ward Of
IL THIN, aud w,l improved Inquire OF
GIBSON A PENNINGTON,
bee 10, 1867. no5tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
Pa1RNSOKs

They are just receiving handsome st8sk
Ihu kinl for yp1r liberal Patronage, Ne are. rds
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
Fashionable Dress and Cloak Making

Done 70 order, satisfaction guaranteed and prices
To suit all. Come and see, We keep constantly
on hsnd Dress and CLOAK patterns aud children
patterns.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
PARTICULAR ATTENTION

Paid to repairing straw Hats and Bonnets, a. VIC
keep none but tue best OF straw Mllllner.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28

When the news Of his nomin-
alton for President reached General
Grant, he was seated at his desk at
Army Headquarters, quietly attend
ing 10 his official duties. His imper.
turbablc gravity was not disturbed
by the news, nor did his placid coun.
tonance undergo the slightest change.
lie did not seem to care for the
particulars Of his nomination, but
made many inquiries about tho plat.
form to be adopted. 1t is since sta.
tod though not officially, that he is
highly pleased with the resolutions
passed by the convention.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
STOCK OF HOSIERY,

Both English and American makes toRrther,
with an endless variety of ladies' and Ecnts, I'D
aud hsler thryd gloves, all Of which viii BE- sold
cheap And last but not least comes
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
BLACK SILK s

The ladies are invited to call and examine our
will be sold cheap.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
Impeachment.

as was expected the vote on the
2nd article failed, on Tuesday, by .
vote ofig 10 IS. The vote on tbe
3rd article was the same, and the
Senate sitting as a Court Of Impeaeh.
ment, adjourned sine die. This is
the end Of impeachment u Secretary
STANTON Immediately rendered his
resignation.
BaJ-The Legislature Of OhiO has
at last adjourned. This distinguish
ed specimen of "Wbite mans gov
ernment" remained 10 session o month
or two after its bnsincss was com
pleted, in expectation Of filing the
place Of Mr.. Wade ip the Senate, by
the election Of Mr.. J. j. Jcwett.
There really would have been no
vacancy, but there is no telling when
the dotage age overtakes a Democrat,
aud makes him do foolish things.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
BEST OF MILLINERS,

Thus enabling us 20 offer to our Patrons the new.
ct aud most VARIED styles in Pattern Hats and
bonnett nt much lower prices than are pEualy
obtained In eastern cities.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
y. CARPENTER 4 CO.

Opposite the Firsl National BAAk.
Tim, Ohio, May FL, 1868,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
SHEBTINGS AND SHIRTINGS

l., all eolors and qualities. White goods in
endless variety nne Irish linens, linen shirt
Fronts jaeonets, hustss, and Marsailes. Lancaster
ahandsome stock Of
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-12-11
TERMS-Cash I'm Advance.

One copy one year So 90
Three copies one year S 90
Five copies one year, an onctto
the getter up of the club 8 90
Additional copies IS
Ten copies one year, AMI one to
the getter up Of the club II 90
Additional copies ] 70
Twenty copies one year, and a copy
of The Old Guard for 1869 30 90
Additional copies ] SO
We write the names on the papers at the
above rates.
Send for Specimen Copies and Handbills
for use wherever they can be advantageous
~ distributed, and give US the names and
post-ofice address Of all who would be
likely to subscribe or get up clubs.
VAN EvRIE, HORTON & CO., l
No. 16o Nassau street, New York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-12-11
NEWS ITEMS.

Generals Sherman, Thomas,
Schofeld, and many Of their staff
officers are going to attend the re-
union of the Army Of the Cumbcr-
land, in Chicago, on the 18th and
10Th Of December.
The radicals are showing how
many Irishmen hold Office in New
York City. If the Offices in question
were only filled by negroes, the dear
creatures would be delighted.
A movement is on foot in Quincy
Illinois for the establishment of y
free evening school for laboring men.
A French railway company has
leased tho land at the side of their
track for sixty years to a corpora
ton which propose to use it for a
fruit orchard. Thore arc immense
quantities of ground now unproduc-
tive that might be utilized in the
same way.
Cincinnati journals estimate the
population Of the city at 100, 900
Boston is to be no longer Boston
-its streets are to be slaughtered.
Vicksburg failed to pay her gas
bill and is left in darkness.
The New Jersey, Camden and
Amboy monopoly expires this year.
Tho city Of New Bedford is in
tercsted to the amount Of $2O0, 900
in the Howlsnd will case.
The first house in San Francisco
was built just % years ago.
The ceremony Of ''brcaking
ground" on the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal took place July 4, 1928.
The FIRST spade Of earth was dug by
John Quincy Adams, tho president
Of the United States.
The new suspension bridge 1t Nj
Z CARA Falls it Is expected. will be
completed carly in December. It
has q single span Of ], 264 feet.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-12-11
The Cleyaland Plain Dealer asks

The Cleveland Plain Dealer asks
that the national democratic COM
mittee request Belmont to resign
his position of chairman, of the COM
mittcc. In case he declines it's
suggestion to kick him out is good
one.-Kick him out and and let
him 80 to the dogs. lie is no
democrat.
T!ose ladies who arc always
"shopping" but never buy anything,
are known at the stores as counter
irritants.
A country paper perpetrates the
following atrocity Gan impress
sive singer is he of New York, who
lately singed his wife ON a rcd-bot
stovc.'
The New York Herald calls TIL
ton the molasses of journalism, and
Phillips the vinegar. Mixed with
the birthstone of Bennett, they
would make an oll-fashioncd cough
medicine.
At a shooting match in Rollin,
Michigan, the other day, a young
man named Walch, who set up the
birds, was shot and killed by one of
the marksmcn who had been dis
putting about his right to shoot.
The New York Times says popu-
lar lect uring is not half as profitable
a bushes as bricklaying or car
driving. If it means to the public,
We agree with it. Nine-tenths of
the lectures now delivered are mere
catch-pcnny affairs.
The Public Debt Statement will show an
increase of Ten Millions. Alaska is count
cd.
On the Union Pacific Railroad
the cry is look out for the Indians,
instead Of look out for the engine