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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03

evan" writes another article for
the advertiser. He writes like a
venerable an. c." and gives faith
erly opinions and sage advice to
the reader, thus
"MY DEAR SIR II am deeply
grati6ed to find in you, and your
fellow-citizens of substantial Dem
ocratic Seneca, the one pulse of
your country't good, the unbOunded
faith in our candidates for the
Presidency, which in connection
with the tide of political revolution,
will sweep Radicalism into the
"dust from whence it sprung, IN
wept, unhonored and unsung.''
He deems it important to style
General Grant as Mr.. Grant; he
perpetratcs pun on the name of
Colfax which has been published
long ago, and says few lines at
the end of his letter, what evidently
was on his mind all the time, to-
wit; that he was "plcased to learn
that the Hon. W. p. Noble has
again been called upon to allow
his name to go before the people
for denomination the Sd time, for
Congress" If it is "Van," the
"peer," his suggestions ought to
have full weight in the Democratic
mind, because he knows, you know.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03
POLITICAL.

The Radicals are greatly rejolc-
ed that GRANT and BUTLER have
became rcconciled with each other.
That the Spoony and spoon. thief
have entered into a partnership to
90 "snooks. .",-Advertiser.
Such baby paragraphs are to be
found in the Advertiser every week.
In the first place no such word as
"spoony" belongs to the English
language. 1t is one ofthe coinings
of senselesS idiots, and what its
meaning or Specification is, other
than a term Of contempt and re-
proach, the writer of the paragraph
himself does not know. In the
second place the idea of calling
Grant, the great soldier and savior
of the country, such name must
strike the Democrat as we'll as the
Republican who has watched Grants
record and can recognize ability
and merit, as a species of bdby-play
that can do nothing else than in
crease his majority in the election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
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EXPLORATIONS IN LOWER CAJFoRNIA-(Tl THIRD Psp,r)
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

writer Is clear thinker and shrewd observer, and
delivers his suggestions in pointed and forcble manner
his view the basis OF eloquenoe is sound common
sense; the first condition OF good speaking If TO nave
something to say; oratory can We made out Oh
weakness and orwell but the Of high success III
clude certain reanements Of art and the naural
is made perfect by culture The methods recoiaenuvu
in the volume worthy Of the attention Oh pu1no
speakers and in many instances, might DC eohsu'ou
advantage by members Of Congress ana popui'' w
Chalmers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

Lady Herbert's Cradle Lands TG ,n hand o.
.a,,tr r,vpt and Palestine, is reprinted IN manu-
Ha'eis - -" ~, tbo catholic Publication Society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

We have received the First Volume Of new
.amnaet edition OF The WaVerley Novels, containing Ws
yerlev !" Guy Mannerng," "Kenilworth," and "lvan
hoe published by u. Appleton & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

Cboobcrs's Miscellaneous Questions, oy w
,,,'.',nyps useful practical summary Of the leadin'
tact, exhibited in long course Of instruction. Is repuO
Nsbed by j. b, Llppincott Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

Tile Arts Of Reading, Writing, and Speaking,
BY EDWARD W. Cox, reprinted from the London edition
by o. W. Carleton is popular treatise Expression.
taken IN ia largest sense and without the fOrnalty OF
sidaete sysen lays down variety OF rules for the at
tainment Of tive highest effects In public oratOry The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

A new edition of The Landmarks Of history
BY Miss YoNGE is issued by LeypOdt Holt saue
house have Published Nee G'ide 70 German Oo'V'su
hon, edited by L. PYLoDET, and tTe"e" "e""" iO'
beginners by the same editor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

MarkS'S First Lesson IN Geometry, by BERN
BARD MARKS, Qvison, Brakeman, Coz Is brief ele
mentary treatise intended to present the rudmehts %
the science TO the perceptve faculties. and in manner
adapted to the comprehension of pupils at early age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

revised edition of Dean Frencns =, Le CSaros
an Enoiisa Past and Present is PuOlShod Oy
ocribner q Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

A new Textbook Of Nataral Philosophy, by
Ii Roy C. COOLEY A NJ is published by Charles scrbner
Co. The contents Of the volume arc arranged under
the Phenomena OF Rest" and the Phenomena OF Mo
ton" including brief account OF the OF
tho cOnyerbty OF force, and the mechanical equivalent
Of heat The author has made Judicious OF the
thorty Of Faraday aud Tyndal the results Of whose
searches, far they relate the rudueus OF phys
cal science, stated In compact FORM but without de-
velopmeBt extended illustration. The omission OF
dex not supplied by the analytical table Of contents
and betrays indifference the reasonable demands OF
teacher and pupil in a work OF this character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

A new edition OF Lectures on the Pilgrims
Pyogress by GEORGE b. CHEEyER, ID. D. is published by
Robert Carter Brothers. The volume is handsomely
printed and illustrated with several characteristic ell
cravings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

We have received from A. BrentanO, in the
English editions 4sops Fables in words of syllable
by MARY GoDoIPrIIN; SANFORD and Merton, in the
same style by the same author and The Irares ana sur
prssing Adventures Of Baron Hnehauss illustrated by
Crmkshank.
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Train and all stations Willow Tree $50
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North p SATURDAY night Sunday EIcuo leave, Hnsrs
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NEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY IS, 1885
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.

Passenger Station Nswrork Twenty seventh ard TssrA
Entrsaes on Twenty ssyepshh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

The Tim Banker Papers Orange Judd & Coz
ts hook Of hrewd counses and racy descriptions sug
resed by the experience Of farming life in NewEngland
The volume has a healthy odor of tue SOIL and may be
reed With refreshing effect under the gasght of the city
as well as in the cosy homestead Of the Yankee farmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

Ecclesiastical LaW IN me State Of Ne,c- York,
by MURRAY HOFFMAN CPott Amery). is the title Of a
volume treating OF the various legal questions that
connected with the incorporation Of religious societies.
AID the relation Of pastor and people. 1t ombodes the
statute law OF this State the subject the decisions Of
courts OF justice, and the ecclesiastical regulations that
TO be taken into account in deciding points OF uGa
ton. The oOpiOuS historical notices which accompany
the work often bring up interesting view Of the
churches OF NowYork in past generations and exhibit
not little studious research and antiquarian lore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

Correspondence Of Gerrit Smith uih Albert
Barnes american News Company comprises letter OF
Mr. Smith suggested by some confessions Of Mr. Barnes
with regard to the difficulties Of the prevailing theological
views Of human destiny the reply Of Mr. Barnes 10 the
n series Of letters discussing the problem Of the
existence Of sin and suffering IN the universe and
toinder OF Mr. Smith in second letter with appendix
Mature Basis Of a True Theology" The argu-
both sides stated with earBestness, ability
and good temper, and present many important sugges
items to the lovers Of hlosophcal and theological specu
patton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

The Pope not Anticbrisi is thesis maintained
IN posthumous by the late Bishop HOPKINS in
which the subject treated with great array of eccles
Rstica lore and impressive cogency OF argument The
Bishop has dealt heavy blow at the current faith Of
Protestants on the subject though it may probably sur
yiye the stalWart assault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

The new novel by Mrs ANN s. STEPHENS,
entitled Aabers Mistake T b. Peterson Brothers), is
. gorgeous story Of American and European lie fun
Of Intense melodTamatc situations and incidents OF
strange WONDER described with the flashing spendors of
doton which make the writings Of the author like per
petua shower of stars The admirers Of her peculiar
style viii find the present volume rich IN the qualities
that delight their taste any Of her previous pro
ductiOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

The Christmas season already presents its
store pleasant offerings, among which worthy Of
special note the charming little volume Issued by Roberts
Brothers, including Liue Women by LOUISA Nj. ALCOTT,
lively dramatic narrative OF household experience with
Illustrations by another member OF the same gifted
family The LiHe GYPSY translated from the French OF
Ellie SALVAGE, by j. NJ LUYsTER, pretty story ofRhe
Tyrol Rural Poems, by WILLIAM BARNES, the reprint
Of handsome volume Of English verse devoted to the
and pleasures OF country life and The Flee Days
Entertainments at WeRt,eOrA Grange, by FRANCIS TUR.
EER PALGRAyE collection Of admirable original stories
FOR young people with fine pictorial illustrations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

The Recitation Of Lao in Scripture, by PAT
RICK FAIRBAIKN DID. Robert Carter Brothers. forms
the third Of the Cunningham Lectures" in Edin
burgh and profound theological treatise bringing
great power OF argument and wealth OF illustration TO
the solution Of problems that involved in the
theme TO which II Is devoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
AZ. q BARn. 0eusrai Pa,s. Agent
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-
ROADS-oH ard snsr MONDAY, Nav u, 1853 WAls ~ A.
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New York follows;
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II m Express train via Harlem Railroad TvsriI tIih Il ne
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ihrough o SsratoFA
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AS Kfpre uan via Harlem Railroad. conaectBg AZ ChsiD
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trans SlrepirF alta chec az Albany
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Of Also sleeping DAY. excepting Saturday. aiiess9
from SesYok through 70 Ogieug without ehsage va krs W.
sd Railroad Cerneeaos for Troy v bs made a; East A6H
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n p m iuia via Hndsoa River Railroad With ,,splsg s2
connecting Absny with sy tsns Tor Boso and Suspension Bnr
sad Troy With usaI for Saratoga aud points North Drawing rem
attached at Albany.
suada train will be Hudson River Rsoad from Nsv Yeh
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Returning Ponghkeepe ats striving New lorE q 90"
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% 9lbom il map Concern.

DATENTS--In order to apply for Patent,
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and h distinctions fro, Consultations free KsAbihsd IS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

Travels and Adventures in South and Central
America by Don RAMON PAEz, Charles scribner Coz,
n the nrst volume OF series OF South American travel
by Intelligent native OF the country who combines the
advantages OF thorough education in English schools
with passionate love OF exploration among the noun
tsns aud plains Of his land. The most attractive
feature OF the work Is It's descriptions natural history
winch present many animated pictures OF tho singular
fauna and fora OF the Wild regions which tempted the
ranbes Of the author considerable portion Of the in
formation furnished in his pages OF novel character
and viii 10 correct many Impressions 10
which currency has been given in popular works. Tho
writer Is evidently familiar with the subject from per
sona observation and master Of easy and agreea
Sle style.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

A Practical Introduction to Latin Composition,
BY Professor ALBERT HARKNRss, is published by D. AI~
peton Co., comprising series OF progressive lessons
and exercises founded to great extent the idiOmac
phrases contained in Csars Commentaries and Ciceros
orations Tho volume is adapted to the use Of students
hitting college and IN the first year Of their collegiate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

Sketches Abroad Nth Pen and Pencil, by FR-
Tx o. c. DAKLEY. QHurd Houghton.l The personal
impressions Of the hour during excitements Of for
egn travel here recorded in series lively fam
FAR sketches Mr. barley brings forward modest vol
with airs Of incredible WISDOM or pretenson TO
wonderful novelty brilancy. He does NOT present
SHUTTER in lOrdy dsh" but content to set forth the
fras Of his Wanderpgs in distant lands with the charm
tDg naIyete OF friendly companion. lie takes US with
him TO the enOynents OF art in the classical cities OF Eu-
rope points out the delights Of nature ia the sunny re-
Gions Of France and Italy, and often exees laugh by
some happy comic portraiture The illustrations
volume are In Mr. Darley's wellknown characteristic
style and in tone and expression adapted to enhance
the effect Of his free-andeasy descriptions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

The essays, by the Rev. HORACE Bushnell,
The Moral Uses Of Dark things, which have been
widely read in the successive numbers Of Hours at
Home" have been collected in volume, and published
by Charles scrbner & Co. Full Of original views and
suggestions, expressed in style that ID sometimes
quaint always forcibe they furnish copOus store
Of illustrations TO the study Of natural theology
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DRIE RAILWAY-.-TRAINs LEAVE DEPOT

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FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER PALMER PITcUBuRG EAsuuI Towprr ,.-
CORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AHp - N's
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The and stsneh steamers Of the Norwich LA.
-, =, CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF Hgw.YORK
sA's newton daily (sandayt excepted oock n re.
NO. ~ North River, foot OF Ysstys,
FOR HRw-LOEDOE
hss sonneesng with the Steamboat RrD,s Tr.iu ron n.
points VIA Norwich and Woreef,er Worcester
and Nashua aud Me- London and Northern Rsris '"'s~
freight taken At the lowest rates Pet information inquire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

GOTH AUCTION SALE of SCRANTON
OC COAL WEDNESDAY. Nov. 25 1863 The D.lawsrs Lack
Western Railroad Company will s by hsssr John w.
Sslesr00n No 70
ehsnseplace New Yoh WEDNESDAY, Nov IS a. u o'clock
TINS ~ GAL from the LahgsnD regions Deliverable at
their depot, BiIAbsthpoh n. j. during Deeemesr lssS
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-21
OswegO.

a gentleman of this vicinity who lately vis-
tied Oswcgo, Labette county, gives us the fol-
lowing information from that quarter:
The highest vote cast in Oswcgo town, 156;
in Labette county, 500. This does not include
the immense immigration Of last fall Popula-
ton Of Oswego, 250; children in district school,
-I20-size of the district, 2X219 miles. Seven
saw mills, the farthest being 10 miles from the
town; enc large grist mill being built adjoin-
ing the town; three single machines within
five miles; 80 houses can be seen from one point
within six miles. The people are very anxious
to have paper, and say they will give sub
scription of 500 to begin with, and that it VIII
have all the, county business Of this and three
other counties for the time being. No house
or even room can be rented at any price. Lum-
Der hard wood) $25 to $50 per thousand There
are, in the town, three doctors, three lawyers,
three dry goods stores, two drug and grocery
stores, one hell hole. The Methodists, Congre-
gatienalists and Baptists are the leading de-
nominations. From present indications so to
80 houses will be built by the 1st of April next
forgot to mention a pottery in operation ma
king fine ware. The county seat is located at
this place permanently.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-21
ENrPORI4A MARKET.

Spring wheat, $50.
Corn MEAL-s711c. per bushei.
PoTAToEs7--IriSh, Sl,5O per pushei; sweet,
CoRN-5Oc. per bushel.
WHEAT = Fall, sl,75 to 200 per bushcl;
FRESH MEATs-Choice beef steak and roast,
10c. per fb.; other qualities, &c. q sc. Pork
steak, PIG; sides and midlings, ~ to 12c:
TEAS-Young Hyson, 1928 per ID; lmper1-
al, 200 to 2,5o; Gunpowder, 2,s5; Japan, 200;
CoFIT1EE-RiO, 3sc. per NJ; Java. 45c.
SUGAR Refined, % to % &c. per d.; crushed,
25c.; n. o., IS to 2Oc.
RICE-15c. per ID.
HOMINY-Sc. per n.
house, S1,85; golden syrup, 100; sugar loaf
V1N Sa Cider, COO. per gallon; sorghum,
Ace.
FIsu-No. mackerel, 2Oc. per h.; $, 10 per
kit; white fish, 1896. per h.; cod fish, 15c.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, lac. per H.; peach
CANNED GOODS Peaches, 40c.; cherries.
Doc; black berries, 50e.; straw berries, 60c.;
pine apple, 60c.; pears, 60c.; tomatoes, Doc;
corn, Soc; oysters, 4Oc. half can; Holsters, 3oc.;
CHEEsR-2Oc. per ID.
CRACKERs-Soda, butter and picnic, 15c. pei
h.; sugar, 20c.; cream biscuit, 25c.
BUTTER-35c. per ID.
EGGS-15c. per dozen. F9a
SALT-4c. per H.; $500 per Dbl. "a
LARD-20c. per ID.
| HAMs-CouItry, zoe. per H.; sugar cured
25c.
! BAcoN-1sc. per ID.
SoAP-EXtra family, 15c. per h.; rosin, f21&c
| TALLOw-10c. per ID.
| CANDLEs-Star, Boo. per b.; tallow, 25c.
| KERoSENE-90c. per gallon.
| Misunderstanding, 35c. to 81 so; fine Gu
chewing, 81 so per ~; natural leaf, 90: grap
juice, 30. ~ .tH rzaz
HIDEs-Dry, Ike; green, 41Ic.
/ SHoT-20c. per 10.
| LEAD-20c. - Z"
GI.Ass-SxIO, 81 90 per dozen; 10xI2, 40
l0xl4, I,5o; 10X10, 200; Okla, 1,50: 9x16, 2,0O
SASH-Sx10, zoe. per window; 10x12, soc.
9x13, 90; 9x14, l,10.
FINISHED DooRs-S3.75 to 4,50.
NAILS-6d. TO 20d., $3.50 per keg; Sc. per b
3D., $500 per key; lie. per h.; I'D, 81, 10 pc
keg; 10lSe. per h.
LuMBER-Native, g. so to 400 per hundre,
feet; pine siding, $50 to 5.50 flooring, 100 t
$50; building lumber, 800 TO 1900.
PRINTS-Sprague's, Cccheeo, American an
. Hamilton. I6c. per yard; Providence and Tn
ion, 14e.; Wamsutta, lee.
SHEETINGS-Stark A.. Indian Head, an
Missouri y >. !, 1S5{c. per yard; Great West
: ern, and Cineltcn, 1899; Anchor, 15c.
BLEACHED MUSLINS-121<c to sc. per yard
DENIMs-25e. TO soc. per yard.
SHIFTING STRTPE-1635e. to Soc. per yard.
WOOL DELAINEs-50 "a 55c. per yard.
NJ MERISOs-$1, 20 to 1,50 per yard.
FLANNELS-50. % and Soc per yard
HOMEMADE JEANS-$1 90 to so.
4 FACTORY JEANs-T0, 40 and soc.
!. DOMESTIC GINGHAafS-20 q 25c.
SATINETS-75, IS q $1,00.
HOOP SKIRTS-o0c. to 500.