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Ever, Subscriber Of five Dollars is 4 member
of the Art Union for the wear.
The money thus obtained. after paving ncccS-
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the production from an American Painting of a
large and costly original Engraving. in the high
est style of American Art.
For every five dollars paid bv him, EVERY
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tanning the proceedings and addresses at the annu-
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The residue of the money is applied to the pIlr-
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These Works Of Art-ilic Paintings bcingr rich
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Each member is thus certain Of receiving in
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also chance of drawing Il Painting or other
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bury and its vicinity, is ready TO exhibit cngrav.
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Mddcbury Female Seminary.
March e. lS4S. &c
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Horrid Scrofula Cured.

Mr.. j. b. Haskin says, in certIhcate dated
Rome, Dec 90, 1876 'BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFIER has saved my liie.I had on me twcn-
ty large Ulcers-had been confined 10 my bed a
yearYwas not expected to live twenty-ft ur hours
could not raise my head from the pillow, nor
nv hand 10 my head, when commenced using
Brapt's Indian Purifier My neck was almost
wholly eaten off from ear 10 ear--an ulcer had
ea,en hole through into my windpipe, under my
cnin. so that, unless it was stopped up by plas-
ter breathed through the hole, and could not
taIk--my ear was so eaten out around IL, that 1t
could be lifted up out of its place, il only holding
bv small peace-two ulcers on my arm Destroy
ed The use of it--an ulcer, as large as my hand,
had nearly eaten through my side. IassuTeyou
7 was a very sore man. and was in a most mis-
cradle. hopeless, dying condition. But bad as
was the first bottle Of Brant's Purifier use en-
abled me to getup off of the bed, where had
been confined for one year-lhe second bottle en-
abled me to gel out of the houSe-lhc third bottle
enabled me to go about two miles on foot, 10
Rome Centre, where procured six bottles more.
When had finished taking these bottles, seven
teen out of twent ulcers had healed up--my ear
and neck were well--my arm was cured so that
I could work with it again, and my general
health is now good"
Mr.. Haskin aftcrward stated, under oath, be-
fore B. P. johnson, Esq, justice ofihe peace al
Rome that few bottles more effected perfect
cure of all his ulcers.
Fourteen Respectable Witnesses,
certify, that all the above statements of. B. Has
kin are strictly true in every particular they be-
ing we'll acquainted with him. The witnesses,
names are as follows, namely: Doct. Thomas
Williams, one of the mostrespectable physicians
in Rome G. r. Brow n, proprietor of the West
Rome Hotel, Edward Hitchings, Jesse Hitch
iings, Alzina Hitchings, Jesse Tryon, Elizabeth
| Trvon Henry ConIadt, Elizabeth Conradt Pliny
| Darrow, John Tryon, Dekiah TTyon.
RrssELL g. LEONARD, wholesale and retail
druggist, of Rome, certify, that they ale acquan
ted with the said J. B. Haskin, and know anC
believe his statement of cure TO he true.
| BISSELL e. LEONARD.
| BRANT'S Indian Purifier, cures all impur'
diseases of tho blood; viz. Scald-heads, Salt
Rheum Rheumatism, Eruptions, PimpleS on th'
Face, Piles, BileS, Ulcers, CoStivenesS, Mercu
rial Diseases. Liver Complaint, Pains in TN
Back, Side and Limbs, Rush of Blood to tn
Head, &c, &c.
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1S4S.
VERGENNES
AND
BUFFALO LINE.


The new Packet Boat III. EDDY, Capt. A. H.
BlakeSley, will run the coming season between
VergcnneS and Buffalo as follows
LcaV,S VcTseHRcS Lear"S BH1ab
May ,, Nav II,
May 30, June -
June -, July TO-
July p, August :,
Sept. q. Sept. Is,
Oct. 4. Oct. IL
The above beat is new, and fitted up in the fin
est order for pasSengersand freight She is com
manded by aSenuemanly Captain who will show
every attention TO passengers, for their comlOit
and convenience. The above named boat guar
anieeS always to go through TO Buffalo whether
she has passengers or not. None need ever lee
disappointed by being sold oil on the way Ia
strangers and the boat turning round and coming
back. Passengers and Freight may he contract
ed and forwarded by this Line every day in the
week, except Sundays, TO Buffalo, or any other
part on the Western Canal or Lakes a boat
OF this Line leaves Whitehall and Buffalo on
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday of each week
during the season, and VeTgennes as specified J.
boIe Prices low as the lowest, at the WHAT
formerly occupied by r. Chapman, Vergennc,.
w. S. EDDY, Whitehall,
c. MANN, Buffalo.
M. D. HALL, VergenneS,
2;Gm. J. BRADLEY & CO, Burlington
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

This is to certify that We, the undersigned ply
sicians of the city of New York, have in great
many cases prescribed DIR. Guysott's extract OF
yellow doc and sarsaparila, and are fully as
suIed that no quail among the varied syr-
ups and sarsaparilla preparations that have ever
been sold.
John I. Sleman, NJ. d. Samuel T. Wells NJ. d
p. $. MAYNARD M. ID. +. II. Thomas, NJ. d.
james f. Morgan, Nj d S. M. Johnson, NJ. ID.
Now York Oct 10. 1916.
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OC' OT.
IL Is INEALLIBLE

In all diseases arising from an impure state OIL
the Blood, or irregular action of the system.
The SmVp is a scieuIifc Compound of the
most valuable plants in Nature, entirely FREE
from deliterious and eneTvatinS mineral subStar-
ceS, and as il expcls disease from the system, i'm
parts strength and vigor in corresponding de-
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l848.

The above named Boat will be fitted up for The
conveyance ofPassengers andthe transportation
of Freight; she will lie managed by a careful and
experienced Crew, who will use every exertion /"
give satisfaction: Those wishing TO board them
selves can have every facility for doing So POI
further particulars enquire of the Captain On
board. r, CHAPMAN, Agent
VcrgenneS.
REFERENcES.-MessrS. JOY & Webster, II. b
Woodbridge, Buffalo ~. y. II. B. NorlhroP,
Rochester ~ Y.
VergenneS, April Is, 1918. 3;i
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DYSPEPSIA CURED OF 20 YEARS STAN
DING.

st. townsville, Montgomery co., JAN ), 1913.
S. +. BENNEr--Dear Sir-Some four weeks
since, was indnced TO try your yellow DOCK
ted about so years, most part Of the lime unable
to eatany Thing without suffering from is effects
/ have used now only one bottle of your invalua.
bic medicine, aud consider mysel! entirely cured
soIelv by lis use Can now eat hearty meal
without the slightest Inconvenience.
EeIy truly yours,
ANTHONY BEEKMAN.
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THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MEDl
CINE IN THE WORLD!


ments. this C0mpolnd ETtract of Yell0r DOCK ana
SarsqpariL!a, with almost equally powerful veg
etable substance is one of the greatest dlScoVe-
res of the age; and is the first and only instance
in which these Roois-so long in use by Inc lac
nItv have been united INTO COmpOrnd possess
ing The due proportion Of the peculiar virtues
and powers OF each. c.o5
over fifteen thousand cures siuce It's discovery
less than TWO years
lis unriyalled power over disease, and great
superiority over all Simple SdTSdPoTtud SyHPs,
NAV be attributed to the fact that 1t is composed
purely of vegetable substances, each one having
direct reference 10 some internal organ conse-
quently the lehOle system is benefited
1t is the most highly concentrated Syrup IN use,
and being in Quart Bottles at one dollar per bot
tie il is also the cheapest 1t purihes and enrich
I es the Blood, and invigorates the Body, and con-
| seuuently expelS nervous disease from Inc Sys-
TEN. more efiectualy Than any medicine known
! Ii is pleasant TO the taste, occasions neither
sickness nor pain in its operation, can be taken
REGARDLESS OF business or diet, and by the aged
and infant with equal efficacy.
In ali CHRONIC DISEASES this COmpOHnO
SC The GREATEST BLESSING ercr possessed
6y man. ,c.L..,,.
is a positive, speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption, Scrotuia, Erysipelds, Rheu
matism, GOuf, Lirer Complaints. Spinal
| Affections, Ulcers, Syphilis. DTopsy,
Asthma. Piles, ScurrH Affections Of
the Bladder and Kidneys, Nerciui-
al diseases, Corrupt Hun'ons,
Rush of BlOodtO he Head, Fe-
rer and Ague, Female Com
plants, General Debility
Dyspepsia, Loss Of AP-
petite, Colds, Head
ache, COstirenesS,
Grdrel, Night
!Sreats, Collie,
Organic affections, Palpitation o The Hear
Biles, Pains IN The Side, Chest,
= Back, Limbs.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-10
TESTIMONY.

The following letters indicate its salutaIy Ell
feet in cases Of
DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL DEBILITY, &c
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Triumphant Success of BucHAN's Huneo
rian Balsdns Of Life, the great Engiis
remedy for Colds, Coughs, Asthma aadh
COnSnI1DLion.
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TSSSSI
FOR THE
CAMP AIAN SfHAEEfHSNAN M
ELECTION OF 9eG9

1>@&i@AS ~S&S SG $685.
The Campaign Statesman will be issued from
Saturday, The 9th of April next, weekly, until
the 25th of November following, nearly eiqhr
months, for the sum of ONE DOLLAR, for single
subscribers for Clubs sending Five Dollars.
seven copies for Ten Dollars, fifteen copies
always in advance.
The CAMPAIGN STATESMAN will be printed
with new and splendid Type, purchased for the
occasion, and one sheet The same size Of the
Daily and Til Weekly Ohio Statesman, filled
with close reading matter.
We never lussed prospectus for a camnairn
paper, when the freemen of our State and nation
had so much at stake as at the present moment
Enemies OF our country's honor, and men who
have no regard for constitutional obligation, the
observation of which can alone preserve repu-
publican governement, are every where forcinu
themselves, by every means, fair or foul into
your State offices, and in the national councils.
helr strides OF usurpatlon, and their disregard
OF the sacred duties Of patriotism, even while
out country II is war, and your troops SUFFERING
from their Treasonable inaction, call loudly and
emphacally uppon all true friends of their coun-
try to be upon the alert. Freemen of Ohio. are
you prepared of the crisis, and read TO do your
.suty2
Being here at the capital, with the documents
at hand, we shall take occasion 10 show up fed
eraiism in all its deformity from the written re-
cord; and shall prove TO the mind of every man
not prejudsed or blindet by sef-interest or pre-
judlce, that the party calling itself whig is
wholly unworthy and unfit to b trusted with
power IN times of peace or Of war. That thew
are dereIlct to every duty that rests upon Re-
preventative OF a free and intelligent people, pro
ttessing to guided by honest principles, equal
laws, or p,trlotic love of country. We shall tIeal
in historic facts that should be in thepossession
of every voter, and calmly but firmly present to
the people OF Ohio why such party, after series
OF the most startiluS measures, at last filled the
measure of fther fashionable conduct by an attem.
petdnSurpaon oflegeslain, which to recognize
or countenance would be degradation, imbeclity, |
and cowardlce, unworthy yofthe name of Freemen,
of Americans. |
We will show from the Legislative journals
that the very man, Seabury Ford, whom they put
forth as their leader his, by is votes and princip-
les, the very last man that the people should trus,
In the limits of a Prospectus We have no room for
details; but If the people of Ohio are not rea 10
bow their necks 20 the fund-mongers and privie-
ged bankers, to toryism in ts worst form in time of
war, to the mad acts of party discipline that re-
qulre your written constitution to be torn into tat
ters, that the tyrant's yoke may be fas ened upon
you and your children, then check the mad career
of your State officials, who claim every for power
and nothing for the rights Of their constituents
The facts shall come from the records!
S. MEDARY.
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fatholllt,e uuo protcjfantlhe III bcltebt0er
9lu6mubl, Nibclwerfe; slAcadtss II. 9e-
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Ger9lu6p1bl, rcutItcGlaflfcr namcntltb:
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9lurpathen wie B. homrcputhcN, ben Geh-
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furser 3eit perld,afft. @lehSeltl9 bletet
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an. Nclnes Brief zunb Shrclbpdplerer
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unsetahr Z 5abren Die leste 9tahriht bon
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Columbus o., Feb. "a. lS4S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-09

lIrom the N. O. Picayune. June 30
There were several arrivals yesterday from Vera
Cruz, viz; the United States steamshiss AIabama
Capt. Baker and Massachusetts,, Capt wood the sbir
Edgar. Capt Smith, the bark Florida Cant Shaw AND
the brig winthrop, Capt Wetmore. The Alabama 4,
the latest, having left Vera Cruz the afternoon of
Saturday last, the 9th. -
large number Of officers and soldiers came over on
these vessels, among whom Major General Patter
son and stan We give below full lists az wo coulJ
obtain. " '
The Alabama reports that she saw when two hours
out the steamer Portland, bound in to Vera Cruz
None Of the transports which had left here ON tho
18th inst. had reached Vera Cruz on the 9th Tho
Ohio steamer was to leave Immediately after the Ala
bama with troops She arrived there on the 22d mat
There had been no later arrival at Vera Cruz from
the city Of Mexico. Our latest dates are TO tho I7tb
Lieutenant Jenkins, Of the "a Illinois Volunteers
and private soldier, died the on the
passage
Tho ship Sabattis to sail on the Gath with the
remainder Of the Illinois troops
Passengers by the .4iobama.--The Alabama brought
up the Georgia mounted men, and the New Jersey
battalion-eeven companies, In all, G29 men--wtb
their officers, twenty three bodies In n from Go
Pstterson's command, and ten horses The following
rs list Of the cabin passengers
Lieut.. Col. j. =. Calhoun, Adj't @. w Knight ASST
Surgeon II. r. Rutledgc; Lieut.. II Booth, Acting As
sstant Quartermaster; Capts. u. X. 0oulding, G. A
Hamilton, w. H. &. Rcafce. w. ID. Fulton w d.
Waford, e. ". Nelson 1< Lieuts. G. Is. Baker Thoa
Barry, W w Rich 20 Lieuu l. w. Ch.nal.r, 7. A.