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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-09

THF CUBAN REBELLION --Prl
vatc letters from Cuba reveal a most
unhappy state of affairs it that Is
land. Many outrages are commit,
ed by the Spanish troops aud rolun.
teers. Arrests are very numerous,
and a wide spread alarm prevails
among the people, hundreds OF
whom are fleeing from the island to
places of safety, many OF them seek.
ing refuge III the United States
4 letter from an American ia Car
denas says:
the revolution is progressing,
Notwithstanding all the efforts of
the Spaiiiards to stopit. The troas-
ury is bankrupt, and appeals ar
made in the papers for subscriptions
to support the volunteers III the field,
but think all will he in vain. In
O few months more the yellow fever
and cholera will find abundant food
in the ranks of the unacclimatcd Pc,
ninSularS that are coming or are al
ready here. They are afraid here
that the insuI gents will make raid
upon them and destroy the crops,
though they try to put bold face
upon the matter. Hundreds are be
ing arrested all the time. The Mo
10 castle is said to be full Of prison
ers.'
From letter written at Manzan-
lilo by a native Cuhan we make the
following extract:
Affairs here are growing worse
and worse every day. The insur
gents are rcpidlN increasing in mum.
Der and extending them, elves all
over the island. They have taken
away the slaves from all the eSta' G
in this ncighborhood and have arm.
ed all the able bodied negroes. The
Captain General granted Il general
amnesty for AL the inst rgeut who
would lay down their arms, but they
have not taken the least notice OF it
On the contrary, their hatred TO
ward the Spanish Government
seems to increase daily, and they
all appear determined to throw of
the Spanish yoke. The city of Bay
amo, which was the focus Of the III
surrection, was completely destroy
ed on the approach of the SpauisI
troops. and now thousands OF tdml
lies are wandering about the couu
try homeless. and in ne most de-
rlorable state Imaginable. Th,
Government forces are acting shoe k
ing,y, stealing and assasSiuating il
every direction. Here We see moth
ing but soldiers and Spanish volun
teers, lov Ill the Cuban young met
laNcjoined the Insurgents.
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Uew Alrertis
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To THE WORKING CLASS Il am now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant EN-
ployment at their homes, the whole of the
time, or for thu spare moments. Busines new
light and profitable. Fifty cents to s. per
evening, is eaisly earned oy persons OF either
much as men. Great inducements are offered
th2se who will devote their whole time to the
business and, that every person who sees
this notice, may send me their address and
test the business for themselves, viii make
the following unparrelled offer 10 all who
are not well satisfied with the business, | will
for the trouble of writing to me- Full partic-
ulars directions. &c sent free. Sample sent
By mail fo' 10 cts. Address Z. {. ALLEN,
Augusta, Me.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-09

Mr.. Witt we understand leaves
the city this weck-leaying many,
many friends. Genial, warm heart
ed, and courteous, his influence has
been widely felt, and his admins
tration over affairs of the Bancroft
has been such that those who have
been sheltered under its roof as
boarder or guest, have felt that
they were at home. In saying this
we dc not wish to detract from the
merits of his estimable lady, who
shares with him the respect and es-
TEEN of all.
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Mr.. John Rowland Of Woodstock,
has IN his possession a photograph
of the coat of arms OF Richard How
land, -. d., son ard heir of John
Rowland, Gent, Of London, allowed
to him under the hand and seal OF
Robert Cooke, CiareneiruX King OF
Arms by patent dated 10th June,
1891, act 81, Elizabeth
John Brown, an eccentric colorcd
barber of Akron, Ohio, died OH the
Both ult., leaving property valued at
$50, 900. In the year 1919, when
colorcd children were refused adj
mittauce into common schools, Mr..
Brown erected Il school house III
Cleveland at his own EXPENSE
For some time he hired teachers
and paid them, the school being free
to the children Of his race.
The Kenncbec Journal Office grad
uated T.. y. Washblrn and James
q. Blaine.
The first through train over the
Pacific Railroad will start from
Springfield, Mass. There will b,
attached to a new locomotive sin
pas IrnGer, two sleeping and one
baggage ear. They will start from
Springfield Just as soon rs the road
is open, aud will have the right OF
al the roads clear through. Til,
travelling will mainly he done by
day, and the engine Will lie over
and cool nights.
a lighted candle was recently let
down we'll at Jacksonville, ILL.,.
and Immediately flame Of lire shot
mp ont of the well, and II loud cN
plosion, which shook the earth lik,
an earthquake followed. The wei
was 1870 feet deep, and owing TO it
great depth, the accumulation o
gas was unusually large.
An ambitions Office seeker recent
is sent a letter Of eighteen pages
foolscap. to his Congressman set
ting forth his claims to II certain
place, aud desired the recipient O
, the letter To go right to Grant an,
/ read it to him.
. Grants theory for preventing n,
. Indian war IN Alaska is n good one
! He recently SAID: I've been think
; ing about that country a good zeal
+ The newspapers say We are in dan
| ger of having an Indian war III
: there. think Eve settled on
: plan for stopping that If ON
f breaks out | believe | will Withdraw
all the troops and then there won
be anything left for the Indians t
fight
, a little girl Of six years heard he
: father read an account Ola mcChan,
whose ar;n was torn by machinery
10 one supposed she took any ne
: tice of it; but when she went u
= stairs she began to sob Violent,
2 " hen asked what was the matte
she exclaimed, ooh dear! wha
: shall ! do If they marry me to n ma
2 chine man 2 Her mother Scaiccl
I able to rcpreSs laughter, said, Don
cry about that my child perlap
Il you viii not be married. 'Oh, yci
II | shall she responded, trying
= swallow her sobS; they VIII MARI
: me to somebody, and likely as nc
y nc will be a machine man ! and
y he breaks his arm all to pieces
ebantkucv nothing what 70 do
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" West lsvptslebOro. Vermont.

--WiIiioin 4, kmnnl M' n, PrntlphI FIOI
Ch. T. S,hustrr Instructor IN Instrumental
Music, Drawing, Painting and Gymna ties.
Able Assistants are employed il every depart
ment. The Spring Scssion hegius Monday.
April 10Th. 1859. The Fall Session be gins Mon
day, September Goth. 1919. The buildi IS W
be opcn Tor summer hoardcrs and for class
in DIR. Lewis New Gymna>tiys. Monday. July
lorh 1869 Add.css X. +. lIOSEORD, West
Brattleboro. Vt.
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BRADFORD. FRIDAY APR. 9, 1869.
The Redemption of Connecticut

from Democratic rule proves to have
been complete. The result of the
late election is a Republican victory,
Jewell being elected over English
By small majority. The complex
ion of the Legislators assures the
ratification of the 18th Amendment.
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Coinnsissioners' Notice.
Gidenn Grnrpr's E.sinte.

INlIE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint.
i ed 10y the Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Bradford, Commissioners 10 receive.
examine aud adjust nll claims and demands of
all iersons, against the estate ut Gideon George
late Ut bradford IN said District. deceased,
represented insolvcnt, aud the term of ak
months from tho 18th day ,f March. Is6.',
h,inR allowed by said Court to the creditor.
of said deceased, 70 exhibit and prove their r..
s,rcliye claims before us Give notice that
We will attend 10 the duties 1T our appoint.
meut ~ the dwclinghuusc OF Thomas a. tieorg
W. Hrndiuil ~ raid District, on tho is', day
Of MAY aud 18th day of Sept. next, NJ ono o.
clock ~ the afternoon. gu each Of said DAYS,
Q. u. KODGEkS,l
~u. ALpRIcH toowpt~iaaep
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Pittsfeld, n. H., has no town
paupers that were born within its
limits. No native has ever been
sent to the State Prison. 1t Is said
that all its citizens are native born
Americans.
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Hats and Caps, Boots AID saoc,. i0 tvaaI
Hoods. BuG vhes,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06

ONE DAY ONLY, THURSDAY,
MAY 8, 1869.
Tie attends for the purpose OF assisting MIR.
SEWALD
IN FITTING THE EYE IN DIFFICULT
OR UNUSUAL CASES.
Tho7e suffering from impaired or diseased Wis.
ION are recommended TO avail Themselves
oLthls opportunity,
OUR SPEcrAcLEs AND EYE. GLASSES App
AokNoMLEp9EO TO RE THE
MOST PERFECT
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always he relied upon as aiForllnr perfect go
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the Eyes most thoroughly. 's
~ .ahe occasion 20 notify the Public that We
hess Sesi ipfS''nding to have our goOts Tor sale.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06
Wall and Window Paper
BEFORn PURCHAsING
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WILCOX & GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE F!

N selecting a Sewing Machine. nse ana .os,
a every one yourself aud examine the simplieitr
oi ~. the WILCOX a GiBRS has no cams
sions. Il is the only machino wiish n,aps. ~
Misted Loop stitch, which combines the elas.
sleiy ot the ahasn stitch, and the security ~ the
loekl dolng away with the continued hrsakiag.
ripping and useless expenditure OF thread ini
eent 20 other Machines. les seam is the on,
ehe when can DO readily undone and vet MOI
sonneeted with something obleetibnahie srhs
eheap chain stltch and the Grover and pakar
htlteh can both DO readily undone, bat the for.
throughout and the latter Il a a double tbrcad
snd otherwise objectionable, aud all other ma
ehihes Render II impossible 10 Judo the the worl,
aud save the goods,
Gall at my rooms aud see tho Machine, en-.
poslte ~. kuhn's, Market street, Tim, Ohio
80 ~, Needles aud everything for the Ma.
Sni,he i.e Kept on hand. Also, Al ksnd Of Machine
si,ahiins' he'nininx eording, .tueking aud hen.
sov2saos-iY wa. MccUTcHE,, Agent.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06
Items,

To the heart that is full Of kind.
ness, every heart beats in kindness.
Our knowledge as the rivulet, mar
row and shallow; and our ignorance
as the sea, vast and profound.
Look not upon sin, lest il tempt
thee; taste it not, lest il wound thee
touch it not, lest it kill thee.
lie who assaults drunken man, is
like ono who climbs the house when
the owner is away.
Immutability is a glory belonging
to oil the divine porfcctions; the cen
trc within which they all unite
ChUnok.
The secret Of working easily is to
keep in good humor. A man who
sings at his work will do twice as
much as one who snarls at IL.
The human face, like tho sky, is
beautiful when illuminated by the
sunshine Of kindness, but dark aud
forbidding when anger clouds it.
If you have a friend who loves you
who has studied your interest and
happiness, DO sure to sustain him 10
adversely. Lot him feel that his for
mer Kindness is appreciated, aud that
his love was not thrown away.
The proprietor Of California ho-
tel actually returned a dollar to q
boarder, at the close of the week, on
the ground that "the board furnished
was not worth the sum paid" The
example is not likely to prove conta.
gious.
TAXING THE WoRLD.-Give me
one hundred preachers who fear
nothing but sin, and desire nothing
but God, aud l caro- not n straw
whether they be olergymen or lay.
men, such alone will shake the gates
Of hell, and set up the kingdom Of
heaven upon earth,-JohA Wesley.
PEAonEs-The Norwalk Reflect.
tor says: "Aooordipg to all accounts,
unless something occurs in the fu
turc to prevent, the crop Of peaches
in this vicinity next fall will DC some.
thing extraordinary. The indications
now are that many trees will be over.
loaded. We are informed that the
promise of an immense yield of grapes
is Hatteriug, and that cherries also
promise we'll"
A few days since. while train on
the Kentucky Central Railroad was
passing through tho long tunnel nine
miles from this city, a young man at.
tempted to kiss a girl who sat 10 front
of him, when shc seized his hand and
bita large piece out of the back Of it.
A moment afterword, when the cars
emerged from tho dark passage, the
young man was observed wrapping up
his bleeding hand, aud explained to
his inquiring friends that the window
had fallen upon it.
w HAT flNr OF w WHISKY COST.
Some thirty-ono years ago, Jonathan
Beckwith, n young lawyer of deci.
led promise, bought a pint Of " his,
ky, and getting drunk, wandered out
'n Tcrro Coupee Prairie on a cold
winter night; and was so badly fro
.eu that he lost his reason and tho
isc OF his limbs, and has been ever
iince, until his death, two weeks ago
IN inmate of the county poor has-a.
lh insane cripple; aud his keeping
has cost the county no less than eightI
thousand dollars This is tho start
ing amount that the taxpayers of
his county have had to pay, that
'no man might pocket few cents
profit on tho sale of a pint of whisky
South Bend hd) Register.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06


An instance of connubial affection
is narrated as occurring lately in New
Hampshire, A couple had quarreled
during the whole term of their mar,
ried life. At last tho husband was
taken I'll aud evidently about to die.
His wife came to his bedside, where,
after she had seen his condition, the
following colloquy onSued:
"Why, daddy, your feet are cold,
your hands are cold, and your nose
is cold"
"Wa'al, let um be cold.'
why daddy, you are going to
die"
"Wa'a1 l guess l know what I'm
about"
why daddy, what's to becum of
me il you die"
"Danno, and don't care What |
want to know is, what's to become of
rae ?"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06
WE AIM TO SELL CHEAP |

And desire People only to cNll and PRICE OUR
Sruck, Marko, street, near tho Court House
THIN, Ohlus
A Achange in the Arm, occasioned by tho death
of John Fiege, makes II necessary that the
hooks OF the old hrm be settled up We would
therefore respectfully oait upon an thNse ef oar
customers kuOwing themselves indebted on u,ir
books TO make payment without further delay
and those having claims 10 present them,
For the Kind patronage heretofore received
We would tOnder our heartfelt thAnks, and
hope TO onioy a continuance OF the same in tho
future,
Febls-nois-ly II. J. FIEGEN co.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06
Running Amoke,

Everybody has heard Of the cheer.
full Malay custom Of running 'amoke,
but very few Europeans have seen IL
A writer in the Temple Bar, was,
however, fortunate enough TO sec a
Malay with his wild eyes indisagroo-
able frenzy rolling, and describes the
scene 10 very effective styleT
"Tho Lanun stood still for an in
slant. Ncvor through eternity shall
I forget his CHASTITY face, blood be.
dabblca, foam -streaked, working with
all fell passions, and distorted be -
yond tho horror Of dream. He
stirred straight in front, past us, to
the faint dawn visible above the pc
nang palm trees cdging the outer ter
race. His eyes were fixed, his wet
hair bristled, his mouth moved hor-
ribly. We stood watching him ia
silent terror. All knew the signs
upon his deathly face; but before one
step was taken, one arm raised in dc.
fence, he seized heavy Kayon praug,
and, with n yell almost beyond the
compass Of human lungs, dashed iuto
the crowd. What scene was that
which followed ! When can 1 forget
it2 There were many young girls
there ia all the beauty Of golden.
wrist belts and silver gauntlots and
armlets Of costly shell. They went
down in heap before his blind fury.
The air was full of blood, and long
severed hair and pitiful scroams.--
Men, brave as savage Bayards, fed
in supcrsttious terror before the
smoke. Some dashed off for arms
mislaid. others leaped hoadlong from
The verandah. Ono sweep he made
down the house, ovorthrcwing ov-
cry soul, without pity for age or
sex, or fear for the most renowned
Tho Pumatuah had been ovcrwholm.
ed in crowd OF fugitivcs, who
by chance or purpose threw them
selves before him, and did not regain
bis feet until the infuriatcd man had
reached tho farther door; but when,
doshing the blood from his eyes and
forehead, the great chief marked him
standing as If in hesitation upon the
Intel he. bounded across the PROSTATE
bodies, aud with never n stumble on
tho slippery mats, rushed at him with
upraised sabre. Then the amoko
turned to flee, as in most cases these
madmcn will, when bodily fronted.-
But thc Pamantuah was too quick
With ono strong blow he severed the
Lanun's muscles ut the knee, anJ, as
he fell backward, cleft his skull to
the neck, aud tho body fell with
dull thud on to the earth below.
This was the most terrible case of
amoke madness | ever saw. 1t pass
ed in an instant--tho outbreak, the
horrid noise, the murders and the
vengeance; but killed outright, or
hurt beyond hope, by slashcs OF the
deadly kayan sword, were four wo-
men and three mon; wounded, ten
women and four men. Arms and
hands had been looped off at one
blow, as with an axe, and I tell you
hat, though had heard many time
n Singapore what fearful weapons
we're those 'parang latoks, as they
allied them, had not believed, nor
ould any man, one-half Of their real
error"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06

on PRINTING, PLAIN on m CoLoRs
ne~Ns "ha lfomplly executed, at city prieea
A'A' TRIBUNE JOB ROOMS.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06

THINGS WE HAVE SEEN.-Wo have
seen the most worthless and lazy fcl-
lows dress the most fashionable.
We have seen tho most talented
young men turn tipplers aud die
drunkerds.
We have seen men who made much
Soise about their bravery aud daring
exploits-and
We have seen the same run away
from goose.
We have seen them urging another
to become n candidate for an of6cc,
and
We have seen the same fellow ote
against him at the election.
We have seen a lovely girl marry
a rich old bachelor merely for wealth,
aud
We have seen the samo girl die
broken hearted within yepr.
We have seen young men marry
iashy, braiulesS girls, aud
We have seen them drag out a mis-
cradle, wretched lifo.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06
CoSTIvENESS,

Or, Constipation of tho Bowels, should always
receive prompt attention, rs IL pro-disposas the
system 10 disetse, The timely use OF such val
uahle cathariic remedy Ms Roblck's Blood Pulls
has saved much sickness, disease and death, and
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Sole Agents.