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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-21
Judge Warden, a Genuine Payne
Killer.

The rank and iile Of the Democratic
party, the honest men, who love Liberty
audare opposed to having every energy aud
power Of the government prostitutod to
the behests Of the Slaye.powqr. are fall
ing Oh by scores and joining the Republi-
cans. Judge r. B. Warden, prominent
member of the party, formerly Judge Of
the Superior Court Of Hamilton county,
but now a resident of Columbus, has re-
nounced his oonnexion with the Douglas
Nebraska-Dred Scott Democracy and sig
nilied his intention to support Chase aud
the Republican ticket. The Judge was
too good a Democrat to swallow the Dred
Scott decision and forsake the ancient
landmarks Of the party and hence he will
not follow them any longer, A few day0
before the nominating convention at CO.
lumbus, he came out in long article in
the State JoarRal reviewing the decision
Of Judge TOney and denouncing Il as dan.
gorous to personal liberty aud subyersiye
of the spirit and design { { our government
He warned the Democracy of Ohio against
being roped into the support Of SO unjus,
aud dangerous doctrine. But his voice,
like that Of Jonah, was uuheeded--the
convention met--the Douglas faction had
everything thoir own way and strong
Dred Scott plank was inserted in the
platform. The Judge. like an honest
man, has coma out aad renouneed all con
nexion with the party, He is still a Dem
ocrat and hence he Joins the Republicans
because they are the true Democracy OF
tho country, We have no doubt there
are thousands Of others, who, like Judge
Warden, will come out, when they gnd
whittier the so called Democratic party
is drifting In the following letter to
the JoUrHat. the Judge briefly states his
reasons for acting with the Republicans.
To max, it understood, we mus. bear in
mind, that he formerly contemplated rur-
ming as an independent candidate for the
Office Of Stale senator;
"Wheu contemplated an independen,
candidacy for the office of Senator, the
only desire had, IN connection with such
q candidacy. was 10 avail myself of oupor.
tpnlues as public as those / have hereto
fore used for the advocacy Of Democrat.
% principles, to express my hearty disssnt
from the doctrines. which have displaced
! those principles. in the present creed ol
the Democratic party. then hoped .tha,
some other man than Payne would be
chosen as The Democratic" candidate 70,
Governor, ard that some miracle ef awak,
ened sensibili;y TO the rights Of man and
the interests Of Human Liberty. might
prevent the triumph of the Dred Scot
platform, when il should show It's ugly
e1un'enance in the Convention. Had that
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-21
WAsn1NoroN. Aue. I4.

Gen. Herran and Secretary Cass have
closed their informal conferences on the
New Granada Treaty. and the result will
be reduced to writing and a treaty be con
cluded, it is supposed during the next
week.
Orders have been issued for the re-
cruits at Fort Leavenworth to move on
the 9th Of Sept, to New Mexico, to rein
force the army in that quarter.
The Hon. Franklin Dexter, Of Boston,
and one Of the most prominent citizens of
Massachusetts. died this morning at his
summer residence at Beverly.
The amount on deposit in the U. S.
Treasury. according to returns received
up to the 10th inst, was so. .637 ,952.
The amount subject to draft was $780,
O2l, 498.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-21

MAIL ROUTE TO CALIFoRNIA.-The ad-
ministration has selected for the "over-
land mail route to the Pacific" an extreme
southern line. passing through Texas, and
along the boundery between the United
States and Mexico. seemingly with the
view Of getting the route as far south as
possible. This was selected in preferences
to the central route. through Missouri
ono which would have accommodated all
sections alike, The object Of thus To-
eating the road was evdeLtly TO favor
slayeholding interests. The efforts made
by Shareholders to obtain such loeation
makes this evident. The rabid pro-sla-
very men in Missouri, in opposition to
the best interests oftheir own State, did
all they could TO prevent its passing
through St. Louis Such is the madness
aud folly Of the devotees Of slavery -
Rsnton Repu6lican,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-21

ST. LOUIS. August 14.-The Kansas
correspondent Of The Democrat says that
Judge Cato has published an opinion on
the payment Of laxes, which is essential,
preliminary to the right Of voting.
The Sheriff of Douglas county has Civ
en- notice ofhis intention to collect taxes.
Rumor saysthat Lane, Robinson, Phil
lips, Conway, Blood, and others, have
been indicted by the Grand Jury at Le-
compton.
In speech at osawakee, on the 9th
inst. Lane annouced an organization Of
eleven thousand men to protect the polls
in October, and stated that the number
would be increased to twenty FIVE thou
sand.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-21
Coos II Blind,

70 show that II b. Payne, tho Demo
cratic nominee for Gov, is demagogue
Of the blackest stamp and that be knows
NJ higher obligations than those which
his own party impose, his conduct at the
nominating Convention is ample proof.
When called out to respond to his nomin.
alton, he said he fully and oheerh,lly en-
dorsed The platform Of principles laid
down, and went on TO discuss them seri-
aim, when II is a notorious fact that Me
resolutions had not yet been reported. aud
uo one had a right TO know what they
were, except the Committee themselves
Sooager was he for the office, that he
would sell himself at any prioo and an.
pate the action Of tho convention, by
agreeing to swallow whOtevor platform
they might adopt, be il black or white
pro-slavery or anti slavery. bred Scott or
aud-Dred Scott Like buchanan, he was
willing 70 say;
"ilera Friends, give myelfavay,
'rls Ell that can do
Such is the man whom the Democracy
ask you, people Of Seneca County, to mako
your Governor.
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New York Matters---RevOluuo in san
Domingo

New York, Aug. iJ.
The liabilities Of N. II. Wolfe a. Co.
are stated to be upwards Of si,00O,0O0
The immediate cause ofthtir failure is said
TO be the stoppage Of large house at
Rochester, for which they had accepted a
large amount.
Mrs. Cunningham was committed to
The Tombs to-day, her daughter Helen
accompanying her.
The schooner Castilan, from Porte-au-
Platte. reports that revolution broke out
at Santiago, on The South side Of San Do
mingo. on the 10th Of July, against Pres
ident Baez, and that battle had taken
place in the interior, during which 15O
men were killed. The President had
1000 men before the city Of San Domin-
90.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-21
The Sliding Scale.

The Democracy Of Ohio. in 81, '53
aud '55, nominated John G. Breslin for
Treasurer ofSlate. IN 81. they nominate
him for the Penitentiary. This is tho
sliding sosler Of Democracy and the
last preierment is natural consequence
Of tue olhorthroe. Every good Democrat
mast graduate in the Penilentiary.
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NOTICE.

II hereby slvon, that on TUESDAY, the 18th day D;
September neat, betNecu tho hours Of 10 ocook, A.
and of0ck, " M, shall "a be exposed public
sale. 70 the highest bidder my We're House ih lidn,
Ohio, The following pFoPerty, te-vit
one Gr6y Horse, and
one Peddler's Wagon and Harness,
oF The purpose Of dedayng the b of Fssight On iad
properly due the N n. 4 1. =. r r. Co ~ tausno4uus
The same iom Belle ontaino % Tdn, with Che ohagea
thereon toloihs- with lie ssdasas Afterwards aocrusd
aetonn % storage and auenauco of to same, iph the
AZ day Of jail, 1855. 70 tbg dsg o. ai suid property
was oonsicosd ID j. .. lioasley, tIaoieA circus.
rfin, a., Ans "a, 1851, hAkl' hiLis'
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WARREMSS
Ohio Criminal Law aud Forms.
SECOND EDITION.
ENLARGED AND Revised


justices Of the Peace and Mayor.are authorized to purcase
this wod ont Of the Fines tha they co lect.
EDtrGotS from Recommendations:
al would not he without for ten zines is price.H
NJ. WADDLE, j. ?. and Mayor, iisboroush, Ohio.
.Te system observed an7nga. the stafute precedents
aud the references authorities, makes wo admiralty
adapcdto It's ohiectn +. r. TAyloR, Com Peas Id,ge.
"No oLbrrei Ohio complete wthoutii, and Jusce
Of Peace NF, iould attempt 10 adnihsc ,o Crime
nal Law without cuny.n
THonAs BoLros, Common Pleas edge.
"ro Justices Of the Peace NIuvors, Se twill h. Of a.
1t Indispensable uccussiv whilst 10 pfosecung Atorneya
aud The Bargcnoray u viii prove highly conveu'ent.n
JOSIAH scotr Suicme ludge.
"Magisimes will especially Gnd u Of great vaine n the
d'ehnrge Of hcW dui!es white iif eyans lion of rie aw
aud npe arrangement commend DO TIE sindY Of e pd.
voie czen" u. sroRER, ju'ge Of sup'r Coud of Cini
"it much needed hv vJo.ce avid Auofnoys fOhio gem
'''' o. q. 'ii''NI'l,'''O'f' H6WEv. sop~me Judges
81 have examined he work with corsito caro-. aud
exp sssed the oiuon tnt Il Is ovcccirgiy pyircpi"
JoHNW OAKE % Cc.umon Ploas Judge,
"rhc Wok j. Of great praccg' 80 10 ouy 10 Jusiiccs,
Conales nld other officer. bot toihe fauve tugh well
Chairman Judiciary Com, q. s. .,e.
lt should be Ia to hands Of Oh Justices Prosecutor md
those engaged IN pny wise IN criminal proceedn-sn
z. 2. HOFFMAN, Con. Pleas Judge.
81 regorl the work worly Of plncs Ia the library "
every lawyer IN OhiO and which soud he owned and
oareuly taied by every Justice Of the Peace In he
who expects 10 aid the enforcement 0ftR CHmina Law
l. ..t Wa. sAHPIE, Com. Pleas lodge.
"Thave doubt thsl if Wp,rens ohio Crmirul Law.
and Forms supnc u al or Ju- ices end Majors
costs 10 the County Tsasu esovef, yeag thaa tho o.
f'misbng ,hepH VIZ. LAwRESIe Cor, y ~, ~.
Price $3.50. A BROW. y,
Gen. Agent, BellefOn,a ,aine, y.
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nlhaonla TaatlmonV.

The testimony Of Mr.. Gibson. in the
defalcation case. IS very lengty, embra,
cling soms 40 pages Of manuscript In
jusiioe 70 Nj. Gibson and his numerous
fhynds hereabouts, We shall lay It before
sar readers, a. soon as possible.
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ghe Democratic platform. adopted at
Columbus on the 6sh declares that Bres-
lin and Gibson both deserve Judgement
in The Pspilepliary. Now we want to
kuoW, how any Democrat. who voted for
thsse resolutions or who endorses then,
eau consistently sit eua jury. 20 Try either
Il these ,Rea9 Io'
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More Of the Inaians---AiEalrs at Wash
ingteR,
WAsHINoroN, Aug, Iq.

- 'N7lIT'F| TN - ~ -
A letter, received to-day. from the
Department Of Indian Atiarirs for the
Northwestern superiutendenoy Of Min
nesota. states that the Yanetons had
driven all the settlers from the neighbor.
hood east Of Big Sioux River. aud that
portion Of them had expressed themselves
favorable to making . eaty, The Su.
peTiPtendent is inclined to believe that
before all the troubles with the Sioux can
be permanently settled, is win be neces-
sary to make new treaties with them,
holding them by stipulation ofa strong
and binding character 70 the observance
of peaceful relations with tho Unued
States, sad responsible for all depreda.
lions.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-21

So Martin Welker OF Wayne was unan-
imously declared the nominee.
Milton Subtitle of Tpmbul was nomi-
mated for Supreme Judge, on the FIRST bal
lot.
Hon. A, p, Stone Of Columbus. the
the present incumbent. was nominated for
State Treasurer receiving every vote in
the Convention
Two balIonngs were had for Secretary
Of State, with the following result;
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-21

LAFAYErF's BIRrHDAy..-The 9th Of
September viii be the one hundreth anni-
versary Of the birthday Of lafayette
The Boston Post suggests that the day
should be celebrated IN some special man
per BY the people ofthis country
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-21

EE-The Ohio Statesman has been pur-
chased by Jas. II. Smith. son-iu-law Of
Col. Medary, who has assumed its sditO-
rial control.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-21

Mr., A. P,Russell. Of Clinton, receiving
majority Of all the votes, was declared
the nominee
Jacob BliOAeusds'fer Jr, Of TuscarAWas
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-21

RWThe Office Of the Pamssville. o.,
Telegraph. was burned on the lth inst.--
Loss estimated At $4,000.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-21
REMEMBER.

Tba Republican County Convention
comes off tomorrow. Let every town
shin be fully represented.
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credit Of mo1ths will be ryen all sums Of s. ami
upwards VI promuy paidi NOT interest viii be required
com date the puchafo giving note with approved seuurty
A sums unde, e5. Cash sale TO commence a O'Clock
A. N b, on said day.
Avg. sIew LEWIS BALTZELI..
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E5-The very latest novelty in dress.
in Paris is crinoline sleeVes. Now then
stand of entirely. 1t is said they are
large enongh 20 conceal horse-laugh.
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NEW ADVERFIsEmENTs,
STRAY COW.

srRAYEn, from my premises, ia Tltih,
N on the l9lh OF Idy, IA Yellow Cow, with a
~ Ia ge white face. her tail having The long
---e- haifortip cui Oh, largo teats; medium sized
holn winch have lssa bored, she \ afPaf tep yean old
Ang penou that will reun give iaionnaiioa OF sid
uns9i-G E. D.JAoksoN
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RB- Gen. Cass, who has rotated from
one office TO another for some fifty years
pcSt says; "Office seeking, in men women
and children, has become national NAL
adv"
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SPECIAL NOTICES:
BtnIIing House Of w. c. Hedges n Co
Pay Interest on Deposits
Remainiag , Months, at 4 per cent.
a.

tV-We cannot refrain from calling ihe aiten"on Of our
readers advertisement in this days paper Of te "liaF
Restorative" Of Prof o. j. Wood Co., Of St. Louis. Il
viii be that he has certificates from persons
Of the highest character to tho merits Of hs Restorative
From positive knowledge also euabed 70 say, thai
Is ia every what prosses 70 be, md We do not hes
aie ponounes the finest preparation for he head and
hair which has far been devised by human ngenuiy We
have seen Il arrest threatened baduess and the
head is original pousiou Of natural and glossy ha aud
when the latter has been pemamrey nged with gray we
have IL Ike magIe restore the ooor Of youth and
health The Distinguished properly Of this, we mishttruy
say miraouu "Resioratye' Is TINT Il gives 10 the person
who H. the head Of hair that they inyouh,
thus acting strict compliance with The Tues ofthe r and
greatest Of all toilet materNaue No oone who has used
IL viii hesitate unite with ia this teshmoHy itI peeu
Ilarmert- Covinslon (IaJ Peoples Friend.
fJ-sold hy an ihe Drusgitu. spg7-lm
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-21

Out Of the fifty.nine members Of the
Senate during the last Congress no less
than five have already passed away, viz;
Messrs. Clayton, Of Delaware; Rell, Of
New Hampshire; Adams, Of Mississippi;
Butler, Of South Carolina; and Rusk, Of
Tevaa
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REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Rcnubllcans or The several Town,hips ot
seneca Conntv. are requested 20 meet 10 their
rssnecfira Towuships, nj the u4. ~ place Of hold
log eoctons, oa ridsy, August 2lst. 1891, 10 se.
lee. daieahtes to auoad County Convention, to
be holden atthe Court ioose, 10 Tidin, on
saturday. August 2ad, 1891,
NJ 70 o'clork M. fur tho purpose Of elortieg
Coanty Cest,ai Committee, 10 &c, doHag lhe en'
sulnrfe b, also to select deicgaics 20 tue Jun
riaI aud geoat8r tcouventlons FOR his district; /;
end 10 noaii aaie Coauiy ilrkei, con,suog OF one
Represeatadve. Probate Judge, Clerk OF the
Coo,. Of e imhoh pieus Conml's 'uoer, Ptosecu.
tiaa Af.o,ney tadrnarv Dreetof Hnd .'arvHyor.
and f,r toe transaction VI sdch Olhes bdsiaess us
NAV prupcA come before w.
The ratio OF representation adopted, is 70 ellow
one delaratc fnf every twentg votes cs.t fnt John
e. Fremoat for President al the les Presidential
sloctiodt ard one delegate foe each iraeujnal
vote uf and over.
The ,aretal Towashipa viii be entitled 10 the
following nrntber Of dremtrs.
Adams.... Hopoweli..,s, Reed ..s.. 8
Bioom ..... o jackson ...... 7 S,ip'O.... u
Big Spring Ubtry .',..' Seneca'... 5
ChnlOa.... 3 loudoa 's.,. 10 Ihompson 5
Eden go. q plea-snt.,.... 8 Venice. 10
D. SPiELNAN
JESSE SHRtVER. Republican
D. NJ STEVENS, Cuutrul
J NJ. PATTERSON, / Cohnhuee.
s------ NC. GRAY.
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Nebraska Eiection---Chapman Defeated

The Nebraska Congressional elction re-
sultedas follows; Ferguson, 40; Thay-
err. 1909; Chapman, LIZA; Rankin,
l,O4O-.one county to hear from.
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PUBLIC SALEl
on saturday, Sep. ., ,ss7.

III AfiNS disposed o. my roai estate Will or a, nub
on the plans road.
On Saturdays Sep. 8, 1887,
ali my peuoual property. amongsi which, 10 a t1or.,
uowsi two-horse wagoHj Sleigh and BelsiQ iss Ing
gy iisrness 2pair Wagon Harness, Pow Genfs1 Huaao
kobei Saddle agd Budle Barshesf Plowsi lltrfoiI
Cuiivatori Log Lhaini Double and s. age Treost
ONE CORN SHELLER;
I Hay Rakeii cain Cgadle; Moving Fc,,ho.: Fork.
Rake'i snoYesi Ayes Mauil and Wedge; Vhoelinrow
saw AID buekj hausl' Vinegar Mcai 1ubi e.. L;
WASH IoPsi iaee Chesii Boz tiovei rIans "a ,s.l
blei Bed; Nfr
BEDSTEAD AND BEDDING;
Chaiui Wash sand 90 co yard, Carpetng, end many
auiclos not mentioned.
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SALT SAITH SALT
EPT constantly on band Cou1ls ~ Pas sa ioi sale
N o. 6guras. Eiola1at aud feiaii. Also Aallo
isidG -s''' - r '''-- ais,nsaD erlTios.
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ONE CORN StIFf,IFn.
BEDsTEAD AND BEDDING;
Terms Of Sale:

Gs1 ". %',s s0s 2 zoo y'' o'r'ns 'ad
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Republican stats Convention.

Colun,hrs. hnl,. ION, ;csn
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-03
To the Families and Business Com
munity of Middlebury and sur
rounding Districts:

Dealers in TEAS and COFFEES exclusively
This is by far the creates; concern of the kind
IN THE WORLD,
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For The Register.
D--ANAN-nAsNr

The world is full Of abomiua ions. but
the most abominablo of all is expcc',ra.
ton. In the civilities Of life our nation
is the rudcst in the world, but the rndcs'
rudeness Of Americanism is tho pract GU
of splitting. The tobacco slave, wholly
committed to his appctites aud bound by
their DEGREES, is an object OF pity, but
when he sinks the gentleman and bech.
cs his nauseous saliva at random, be is a
public nuisance aud should be treated ac
cordinglv. He is found everywhere no
place is sacred from his pollution. AT
rest he is an island in a black sea in
motion, a bipc dial torrent sweeping every.
thing before him. Respectable men al
ways give him the whole road His i'm
mediate vicinity is not lcss dangerous
than that Of Vesuvius or Aetna. He
tries hard to work himself into respecta
bic company, but thanks to respectable
ty, some persons have sense enough to
dcspise him. But he satiatos his ven
geanco in the public places. In church
he whites away long sermon by shooting
flies in the post Office, expectation and
oxpectoration are mutually dcpenden'
and at the hotel he occupies the piazz'
and mandates the walk 1t is not sufi
cient that the ladies must be the objects
of the impairment gaze, aided by tele-
scop,c rision and the subject Of the rude
remarks, of persons who ought to know
better, or be set upon by dogs urged on
and encouraged by these gentlemen, bnt
that they might be compelled to wade
through pudlles of loathsome tobacco
juice. 1t is q long time since Yankee
ingenuity found out partial remedy for
the evil and if the chcwer" will not
keep his mouth near tho spittoon, it is
high limo a spittoon YVES strung atol 1t
his neck, near his mouth
Ramon
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-03

THERE is AN ARTICLE SELLING Through
on, the country that has attained the widest
celebrity ever known as n remedy for Liver
Complaints. We have rcfcrance to Dr. SAN
fold's Ivigornior or Liver Remedy that las
performed cures almost too great 10 hrlitvc,
were il not for The andoubtcd evidences that
accnnpa' Tie testimonials. 1t is, it truth,
tie great, st m,dy known for Dyspepsia,
Jaundicr, or n general debility that 50 often
bal IS The skill of our most eminent plysi-
clans.
DR.. Sanford has been for n long time one OF
the eminent physicians OF New York, and it
is said, most of his cases were treated with
the lnvgorator with such invaiiablc success
that he has been induced TO offer it asa fam
lily medicine, and let the world have the ben
eft of his dccovery. If those who are troub
led with debility. hcadachae, langour, or
slow lingering fever will try n bottle, we
think they might save PHYSICIANS bills and
days, perhaps years Of suffering. (See Ad-
vertiScmcnt)
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In Springfield, Vt, on Monday, the
therm Dmeter stood 1902 in the shade.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILD CHERRY --Brookliac. Mass. Feb 3,
1854 To Seth W. FJdoie.-Dear Sir :-Hlv-
ing experienced results ola satisfactory char
acter from the use of Wstars Balm of Wild
Cherry, in cases Of severe colds, during the
past two years, am induced to express the
full faith have in its renovaiing power.
was first induced to try this medicine as
an experiment, about two years ago, in con-
nection with the strong recommendation Of a
friend who was well nigh gone with consump-
ton, and whose relief from the use OF it sat
lShed mo Of its great valnc in cases of colds
and decline, and most clearly demonstrating
TO my mind its great value as a restorative,
that needs only fair trial to insure a grcai-
full demonstration from the public.
Your obedient servant,
SA.tUEL A. WALLER.
None genuine unless signed | Burrs on the
wrapper.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-03

HoLLOAY's Pills purify the secretions
which enter into the comosition Of the blood
I'D thus produce ssalutary effect upon every
organ for the blood feeds and SUBSTANCES every
fibre OF the body. The cures accomplished
by the famous remedy are complete, because
it exPeis from the circulation the seeds of
disease: The Oldest practitioners are thun-
derstruck at the rapidity with which chr0n-
ic dyspepsis and liver complaint are eradica-
ted by Holloway's Pills after all the aDerients
and tones in repevtOires have been tried
in vain. The philosophy of the matter is this
Mature is first relieved ofthe poisonous in
fluences which paralyzed her action, aud tuen
assisted in her efforts to recupnrstc the SIS.
TEN.