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r DIAN REM ED les

me SICK are all interested IN 1.-THE natural In
DIAN system of Medicine should remember st the oEg
place where the genuine scientific Indian treatment can
be obtained, is at the
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
80 Bromfeld St, Boston.
Dr. r. GREEN, superin, endent is Scientific Physi.
clan, and has Travelled much and spent much time
among the Indians, and therefore knows by actual epe
rence their true mode of practice for the last twenty
years, has induced others to style themselves Indian
Doctors, saying they have recipes which come from the
Indians, &C. but the sick should not be thus cheated
for the Indian system of medicine and its pecuiarties
can only be learned by actual experience with the Indians
themselves, and them it requires great skill and sci
ence to adapt them to the wants of civilized society
The New England Indian Medical Society was formed
70 protect lnVads from Imposition, the practice OF the
Indian SYSTEM and to supply them with the genuine In
dian remedies.
we will in this connection, mention fow of the In
Adjustment.
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DRs. HILL h JAsEPH-sirs: viii say that your medi-
cine has benefited much My health is much better
chan it when commenced taking it. thinkit Will
cure me. Ihave not been troubled with the pain
head but once since taking your medicine. The ee.
between my shoulders has all passed away. Thinkia
that you might like to hear how I was gettingalong
have taken the liberty to address these lines to you
Iremain, sir yours especially, Mrs. G 9.
Rutland, Nov. 8, 1854. div MS
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OTIOE TO THE SICK.
DIR. HILL.

DIR. HILL,
In offering the community their justly celebrated
edes for chronic and diseases long standing do
not wish to trfe with the life health Of the afflicted
but simply lay before them the testimonials Of a
beI of respectable ladies and gentlemen, which the
suffering can judge for themselves. The Doctors pledge
themselves not to make any wild assertions false
ments OF the efficacy of their medicines will they hold
out any hope to suffering humanity, which facts will not
warrant A few testimonials here given, and the
doctors solicit an inquiry from the afflicted, into all they
publish feeling assured that they viii find them perfectly
reliable AMI their medicines worthy of their confidence
and patronage.
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Testimony Of number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DIS. HILL JAsEPH-Dear Sirs; This is to certify tina
my case of very bad humor in the blood but
me, and recommend all that are sick to call upon YOU
for you cure them. Yours, truly, j L. L.
Worcester, Mass.
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This certifes that my wife was afflicted with weak
cured her. JFB,
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EXPRESSES.

Cys#zsszssH1 ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
s1asgE-Essgs WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train,
Packages Forwarded, Notes. Drafts and Bills collected
and paid, and al orders attended to with despatch.
Packages, and small Gases forwarded and other Express
business ia acted at FAN River, Mansfield Atleboro
Taunton New Bedford and Nantucket Mass; Bristol,
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston Warwick
Wickheld, Peaceda and Wakefield, R. l.; and Stoning
on. Conn.
oFFIoRs.-1so Main street. Worcester; Horace Cooks
Store, Woonsocket; No Exchange street. Providence,
e. FFSKE s. CO.'S UNITED STATES
tssissss-slss AND CANADA EXPRESS. = Messen-.
gers leave Worcester three times daily via Worcester
and Nashua Railroad for Boston, Nashua, Lowell, Law
rance diminishing the most direct and exhibitions line
for all parts of New Hampshire and Maine. Also via
Fitchburg Bellows Falls, Burlington &c. ogdensburg
and Montreal connecting with the British and American
Express Co.. for all parts Of Upper and Lower Canada
All business Tor California and other Pacific ports en-
trusted to US, will be transferred to Wells Fargo Co.,
at Boston. FISKE Co. Proprietors,
40 Court Square, Boston,
in. osgood. agent. General Rrpress Once. No q
Lincoln House Block, Worcester. dp MI
M ESTERN TICK ET OFFTCE.-Tbrougb
Tickets for all the principal cities and towns in the
West via Albany, Niagara Falls. Buffalo, or New York
city, at LEONARD & CO.'S Boston and Eastern Express
Office. $50 Main street. off mch3O
mRAFTS FOR SALE on all pats of England
AF ireland, Scotland, Germany, France, Prussia. Swift
zerland, Norway Sweden, Denmark, Spain, Portugal,
Italy, Austria, and the Orient, LEONARD L CO..
Agents OF the American European Express and Exchange
Company. DIFF mch90
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HA TERN EXPRESS,
00er the Boston & Worcester Rrizroad.
Forward by every train to Boston, Lowell Lawrence
New Bedford Taunton, salem Portland and all nart
OF Maine Notes, Drafts and Bills collected and paid
attended to- - -
OFFIoEs-1sO Main St. Worcester; Court Street,
Boston. mhl2 DIFF
EEss1 FULLER'S NORWICH AND
szsze3ssssss WORCESTER EXPRESS.
g. FITTT,FR aendu
mediation Train, over Norwich and Worcester Railroad
to transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York He will transport an Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission of valuable packages
OFFIoEs-l90 Main st. Worcester N. O. Brakenridges
tore, under Wauregan House, Norwich, ct.
packages should be marked Fuller's Express.
Worcester, Sept. 1st, 1855. sept5
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UILDIN S REM WE'D.

SETH TWICHELL
Would return bis sincere thanks to the citizens of Wor
cestr and vicinity for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon hin, and would inform tn m that he is now
prepared to do oil Jobs with which he may be favored on
the most reasonable terms and at short notice
Satisfaction gtdrdnteed All ORDERS einher bv mail
or left al his residence Of No. 10 Prospect St. prompt
y attended to. diff iv91
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Indian Cancer Plaster and Indian Cancer Wash ane
various other Indian Remedies for the cure of diseases
1t may be well to add that the business at this estab
shment is conducted upon the most liberal terms. is
the practice with some require large in advance
for the promis9 of cure" &c. This course is severe
ly condemned oy the Society," At this institution the
cnes needed in their CASE cept at the first prescription
dollar berg charged for recording the and
giving the necessary directions.
Ladies' Especially
Should know that the genuine Indian Remedies do not
like the old method, debate the system but enoyate
and restore healthy tone to their already dtbitated
constitutions.
The socety's newspaper, entitled indian Arcana,'
filled with the literary and medical knowledge of the n
dans and giving the description and uses Of the medi
icines named above and also reference to casua ered
may be had at the Office or will be sent by mail free Of
charge, Or they may be obtained Of CHARLES CLARKE
Agent, for the sale Of the Medicines, 10 Worcester
Address DIR. r. GREEN, SO Broomfeid st. Boston.
Consultations personally or by letter free Of CHARGE
mchb d&wly
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PROFESSOR srLIMAS says at forms cIinkers that
cannot be easily crushed 10 the naked hand 1t kndes
easily; few bets of wood suffice to effect ia ignition
and 1t burns freely, with clear and perfectly clean
blaze Covering itself in the ashes of it own oohusto
this Coal FIRE like hickory wood and If thus led
undsturbed it will gradually consume entirely In an
open CRATE II bindes without the AID OF b,oger and
Notwithstanding It's easy ignition T. burns for a long
time and unlike the harder anthracite it does not %
out when the quantity of Coal In combustion IA reduced
below certain bulk and intensity
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Boston, Aug. 3, Is
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NM ESTER N TICK ET OFFICE.-Througb
w Tickets for all the principal cities and towns in the
West via Albany, Niagara Falls. Buffalo, or New York
city, at LEONARD COPS Boston and Eastern Express
Office, $50 Main street. off meb30
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07
Topeka Constitution.

We have received the Quindaro TX. ~
ClinIowan Of July 60, in which is pub.
lishod the entire Topeka Constitution. i
Is a model document. simple, but com.
prehonsiye enough to bnild State Gov.
ernmenl upon. The only objection, that
can possibly DO made against 1t, is con
tanned in the 9th section Of the Bill oI
Rights, which reads as follows:
& G. There shall be no Slavery in this
State nor involuntary seryitude, unless
Tor the punishment Of crime.
This constitution was to have been sub
mitted to a vote Of the people, on Mon
day last. what the result is we have no
learned, but wo have no doubt that j
was ratified BY large majority OF the cit
izens of Kansas.
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Repuhnoan judicial Convention

The Republicans Of the 81 subdivision
an the 3 Judicial District, are requested
60 send delegates to a Judicial Conyen-
tion which will meet at the town Of Ca
rev, in the county Of Wyandol, Ohio, on
Tuesday, August 80, 1851.
The basis Of Representation, will be
one dslaqaia for each so votes cast for
John Q, Fremont at the late Presidential
election. and one additional delegate for
evory fraction Of not less than %, The
total number Of delegates by this basis
Will bo ~. and from each county will
number as follows:
Seneca county, 81; Crawford county,
81; Hancock county, 35; Wood county,
49, WyAndct county, 20.
G.. w BERRY. Chairman.
j. NJ. PATTERSON. Seneca,
JACOB SCHROGGS, Crawfd,
J. +. CAPLES. Hancock,
Z. HOLENBECK, Wood.
Rep. Cen. Com. 9l sub. 81 Jud. Dis.
Upper san5usky, July s5, 1857
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prInoinlos, not mon.


In every political contest, principles
should take the lead. Men are only use.
Iul, in 50 FAR as they are necessary to rep
resent and carry out she principles Of
their oonstituents. To confound the two
is 10 inaugurste a system Of msn-worsh'p,
both dangerous TO our political insiitu-
lions and subyersiye Of the design Of a
popular government. I. gives rise TO
bitter partizan spirit, to feuds and jeaI-
ousies, 10 which ambitious men are the
prominent actor and the spoils and emolu-
menls Of Office are the principal stock IN
trade. Examine the history Of the past,
and you will dud, that, in proportion as
this idea has obtained, nations have be-
como corrupt, degenerate, and have fall
an, tho victims Of revolution and blood.
shed. Such, we may reasonably expect,
will be our fate, IL W. persist in such a
course. II we would escape the melstrom
Of ruin, VIC must look beyond the foggJ
atmosphere Of selfshnoss and keep our
eyes fixed on she beacon lights, that our
iorefathers left for our guidance. That
party that looses sight Of its principles, or
hazards them with the fortunes Of man,
has no right to claim the votes Of she
American people II becomes an instru-
ment Of evil rather than good aud the
sooner It disappears the better. There al.
ways have been aud thoro always will be
certain great principles that have their
origin IN the eternal 6tuess Of things and
that will reman in force, long after ambi.
tious man has shufllod on his mortal coil
The rights Of man, the liberty Of con-
science, tho freedom Of speech aud the
pross are oil things, that should bo dear
to tho heart of every American citizen;
aud that party, whatever It's name OF Its
proteutions, which tends to subvert these,
deserves the just censure Of every true
friend Of Freedom. The Republican par.
ty has certain well-ostablished principles,
which they hold sacred and dear These
should never bo lost sight Of, in tho heat
Of political excitement, but should be
made the rallying cry TO concentrate Tn,
friends Of Freedom. Minor differences
must be laid aside. until tho great battl,
is fought and won. Omitted we stand
divided we fall"
We do not wish 10 DO understood a,
saying, that a man should be elected to Of
foe for principles sake alone, regardles,
of his character or qualifications. Hon,
esty, integrity and capacity are indispeu
sable in any officer, but they should al
ways be preceded by and connected will
correct principles. TIE moral inlluonc
Of a vote, both in the selection Of county
state and national officers, will DO felt ei
A. r. ed 80 ...n \ .--r~..-iIu,.
rests upon us and we cannot get rid Of /
lit will follow us wherever we CO.
Hence We should be careful that the inilu
once Of our votes is cast in the right direc
tion--in favor Of Justice. Liberty an
Humanity. In tho selection Of officers
let cur motto be-"Prineiplos iirsl, ther
men to carry them out"
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washington Items.

WAsnNGToF, July 81.
the Indian Bureau been informed
that the sales Of the Western portion oI
the Delaware Indian Trust Lands in Kan.
sas had, on the 9th inst reached nearly
$4,000 and it is supposed that nearly
$500, 900 more will be realized.
The Ottawa tribe Of Indians in Kan.
sas have concluded treaty with the Com.
missioner Of Indian Affairs to-day, by
which they agree to an equitable distri-
button Of their lands among themselves
Provision is also made for a further rec
ognition, as citizens, after the ra,iEc.=.ior
Of the treaty by the Senate.
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nare theH do Itl

VIII the Democracy Of Ohio nominate
Wm. D. Morgan for Treasurer Of sta.e9
II they do, i viii be a virtual endorse
mont. on their part. Of all the frauds that
have bsen praobood upon the Treasury.
during Dreslin's administration. Morgan
held Bseslin's clothes, while he (Bresliu) }
stols tAe peoples money. Iie says he
knew Of Breslin'a defaloat.on long before
be went out Of Office. aud yet he said
nothing about il, and oven permitted him
eslf % be run on the Same ticket, the
third time. such are the men, whom tho
Democracy delight TO honor. /" aud henee
they are urging bis nomination iOr Treas
urer Of 6nlo.
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The Tnvasion Of Lawrence.

Never, since the memorable Grey.
town War" has tho world been treated
70 saeh a laughablo farce, ae she invasion
Of Lawrence by the redoubsablo Walker
and bis troops. II viii bs seized upon
with avidi,y by the historian and trans
miitei p all generations, II will form
she theme Of an epic. even more enohant.
ing than Smother Goose" The occasion
demaud,d prompt and dOoide' action.
The people Of Lawrence, in violation Of
tie constitution Of .he United States and
Ofshe B oyas Legislature, had adopted city
government aud parsed an ordinance for
ths removal Of dead dogs and horses from
the town. This wasenough. Gov. Walk
os smslt treason. Hs saw in Il hun
drod mAgaziues. ready to explode aud
shiver the Union 10 atoms, His ire ris
Aad hence he made a descent upon the
ill.ssarred town. as il by one fell swoop to
rage Il 70 the ground. Arrived at Law
rsace. he sneamped on the prairie, issued
bis proclaim alton anl waited for the poo.
pc 20 surrouler, Bat the rebels laughed
Ia his face sad wont about their business,
GOV. Walker gol ia a sweat. HO bad
CROSSED the Rubioon aud could neither
retreat nor alvsnoa. What should hedo9
A. lenslh he concluded so sweat it out
and petieatly wait uatl IL wrence surren.
ders, watch event viii occur about the
year 1900. Thus enaesh ''ys great war, {"
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..atost iIorigon InteIllrenoe-IIeavy 1.og-

Latest McNtcon lnteiltHonce-iAeorT Loss
Of Life.
WAsHEeroN, Aug. ]
New Orleans papers Of Sunday last are
a. hand. They contain Vera Cruz dates
10 the 2ist, and City Of Mexico dates 70
the 18th
As far as heard from the elections arc
al favorable to Commonfort. IL is be-
lieyed that Ruesto Jusreza Aprograssonis-
TO was elected President Of Che Special
Court.
In the selection for dignities in the city
of Mexico, on the 10th, the liberals were
triumphant
Serious alarm was felt regarding the
state Of aifairs with Spain. The Secreta.
~ OF The Interior had addressed circulars
to the Governors of the States on the sub.
iect. II sslated that rupture was then
inevitable, which caused the Government
considerable uneasiness.
II was generally believed at Vers Cruz
that Santa Ana was in Cuba.
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Lnte,t From ilnn.ns.

New YORK, August A.
Dispatches 70 the Tribune, from Law
renee Kansas, July 80. says; A most un.
equal apportioLment for the October ter
ritoria election has been made, Ninete, n
counties have 3 representatives, and IA
counties have SO. Troops arc to be de-
tailed to guard the officers at the election.
The emigration Of this year is not to
vote.-Goy, Walker turned over the ma
king Of the apportiouments to the Presi
dent and the speaker Of the frst Legisla-
ure.
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WAsurEoroN, July 2

WASHINGTON, July "a.
The report that the military expedition
ordered to Utah bad been postponed, is
unfounded. Orders had been issued for
the recall Of Col. Summers command, con-
sisting Of the ist cavalry, 2d Dragons,
and the 9Th infantry, together with the
company Of light artillery, now at Fort
Smelling.
They will Immediately repair to Fort
Leavenworth or Laramie preparatory to
their march to the Great Salt Lake City.
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The Resona Oaan.

The examination Of the Champaign
county TRAITORS" before Commissioner
NowhAll Of Cincinnati, has been In pro.
gress for several days. Judge John A.
Corwin Of Urbana, although a prominent
Democrat ~ made powerful speech for
tue defense, administering sca.hing and
withering rebuke to those oowardly pol
troons. whose chief business Il Is to catch
runaway negroes, The effect was cleo
trifyiug. Ex'Judgo Caldwell, another
prominent Demoerai(i) mado a speech
for the defense, in which ho had occasion
to remark that Eau opinion seemed to pre-
vail, that the U. s, Government was OF
gauizod chiefly for the purpose Of catch
ing runaway negroes" Judge Matthews,
for the prosecution, denounced this as an,
infamous h6sl Judge Caldwell replied
-"Yoa are liar Sir" aud was about to
give emphasis to his words by blow,
when a marshal timely iutertered. Oh
course Judges Corwinand Callwell will b,
read out Of the Democratic (f) ranks.
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Mrs. Cunningham again in Llmbo.

Nav YoRk, August 1.
Mrs. Cunningham was again arrested
to-day on charge Of felony, It appears
that at the trial before the Surrogate, Mrs.
C's. counsel limited that she was enoiente
by DR.. Burdell. Suspicion was around.
and plan formed to entrap her through
her own physician, Dr.. Uhl.
A marked child was borrowed from the
Belyue Hospital, and last night she pre-
tended TO be delivered Of IT, The arrest
is at the instance Of the District Attor-
nov
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An Ahdarlt non Utnh.
sr. LOUIS, July 20.

ef' LOUIS, july 20,
The Republican publishes an affidavit
Of Curtiss f Bolton, deputy Clerk Of the
Supreme Coup Of Utah, addressed to AT.
toraey General Black, with the seal of
the Court affixed, declaring the statement
Of Judge DrummonFs letter Of resigna-
ton to be false regarding the distributions
of the record Of the court Bolton saws
all are safe In his custody, and not mis-
sing nor has any person ever distributed
them,
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Afalse Charge.

The charge, made BY that mondacious
sheet, the Ohio Patriot, and reiterated by
Others of the same ilk, that Gov. Chase
advised Broslin to deposit the funds Of
the State, 10 the City Bank Of Cincinnati,
is a wilful and malicious falsehood, got
ten up for political effect. II is the bare
assertion of political pol.rOon and can
not be substanliated by one syllable Of
testimony. Gov. Chase had nothing to
do with Breslin or his aots--he never ad-
yised him 10 deposit in the City Bank Of
Cincinnati or any other bank, and We de-
fy any editor in tho State % provs She
contrary.
DP Bro. ARMSTRONG Of the AdOsyfiser
is very solicitous about Judge Ranney's
health just now. lie seems to think thai
the Judges feeble cobslituIiOn could not
stand a Chase this fall Perhaps IL
might bo Payhefd.
The law authorizing days ofgrpce"
in New York has been repealed The
people Of that State may be called grace
less set.
From MinnesOtO.-lndian hOstiiities In-
evitablc.
DUBUoUE, July 20,
st. Paul's dates 10 the goth inst, have
been received here. An express from the
Sioux Agencyreports thatthero arel0,O00
Indians in that neighhorhood, who DEFY
the United States troops, and that re-.
newal Of hostilities isineytable.
Tho settlers are flying to the forts for
protection. Gov. Medary was there en-
deavoring to preserve pence.
lie sustained the aeiion Of tho Superin
dent in suspending .he payment Of annu
tiles until the Sioux nation shall deliver
up tho infamous band of murderers.
The Sioux refuse TO do this, aud ar,
trying to bring about a collision With tho
Government tro p.
The telegFaphio dispatch from Secreta
ry Floyd, refusing the request Of Cover
nor Medary, for armed volunteers for dc
fense, has occasioned some excitement.
| p-Vhund.-I .aon 49, sr~"sd doter
mined to march, If necessary, for the pro
lection of the frontier.
The Democratic Convention had no
yet organized.
Sr. PAUL, July 20.
Colonel Mobiles, Superintendent Of IN,
South Pass Wagon Road, is now in thi
city. The expedition is, for che present
suspended, the enoampmert at West BIZ
Sioux having broken up on tho | 9Th inst
on account Of further progress being vic
lently opposed by the Yankton Indians
and reifeated to the big woods, eight,
miles west Of Fort Ridgley
The objection raised by tho Yankton
to Col. Mobiles party crossing their coun
try, was that they would frighten ava,
the bufaloes, the sole means Of their sub
sistenoe.
Colonel Mobiles, before leaving the IN
dians. appointed the Goth day Of Angus
to hold q council for the purpose to trea
for the right Of way across the country
Should negotiations fail, It's his intention
to proceed with tho duties assigned hin
despite of hostilties.
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MARRIED..

ByN. Redd, Esq, on the 2sIh day Of July, 1857,
at tie shawhan House, Mr.. j. w. STEVENS, Of
Hancock Co. Ohio, to Miss ANS J. MrERs Of
Seneca %. Ohio
July 3lst, by Spencer StJohn, Esq. Seneca
Township, Mr.. DAVID REED, and Mrs, Anna srRI
NER.
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FaIl of Roo. ID NIogarn rnlIs.

BOFFALo, August g.
A piece Of rock, about one hundred
tons in weight, fell from preoipice on
Goat Island at Niagara Falls, yesterday,
three hundred feet below she British Falls.
Three persons underneath were badly
hurt, and Mr.. Parsons. Of Cleveland, it is
feared received fatal injuries.