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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-03
TO THE LADIES i!
NEW DISCOVERY.

DROFF. LEioHToS H. RfNLKr, OF Brook VI
III has discovered few methods, by which any
persons hair may be made to curl natural in thie }
sesks, without The least injury TO the hair. Any
person sending thirty cents in postage STAMP,
with lock Of their hair, and their age, shai. AZ
ceive in return full directions FOR the above OF ia
Address LEIGHTON ". RniIEi,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-03

g HEEI MUSIC and Musical Works. r,sssvQn
~ monthly from o. pitson. S.PARk1k
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M Q T | C. Z.

A Copartnershir is this day. April Ut
IA 1856, entered into, and will Re con
Quoted under the firm Of
s. & W S. NJ o o by.
We have been at great expense to fiur
our store In the latest modern style, SO that
it Is more like Palace than what 1t was be
fore. We have large assortment of Mr.
chandize, consisting Of
DRUGS 81 MEDICINES,
r. Y--q obs,
CROCKERY. GROCERIES, &c.
We solicit your patronage, which we trr az
you will find to your advantage. Our motto
Is cash down, small proits,--quick sales,
and no trust. Dive Us a call and see for
yourselves, an be assured that we are bound
to please both tn price, and quality.
S.& W. 8. MOODY
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SANFORD & CO., Proprietors, sA5 Broadway
New York.
Wholesale Agents in Boston-Burr, Foster
Co., No. Cornhill Retail Agent-J. Russell
Montpelier, S. +. Pierce; Waterbury, J. NJ
Henery, State Agent; Mid lebury, II. A. Sheldon.
And sold by Drug.is lists Throughout the United
States AMI Br fish Provinces 7e;em
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sHHLDoN's CHERRY CORDIAL.

For Coughs, Colds, &C., contains ali the valuable
virtues OF Black Cherries and Wild Cherry. Bari
conts ms NO OPIUM. Its increasing success 10 its
best recomm endaiion.
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Ready Made Clothing,
CARP ETTNQS 80

OH w II INUS. W.
The above goodswlil be sold very low for cash,
produce or approved crodis.
Those who want to get
CLOTHED FOR THE WINTER,
had better call and examine quality and qrices
before purchasing elsewhere.
Middlsbury, September 2e, 1857.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-03
CHAIRsl CHAIRSI

A GREAT Assortment oil CHAIRS at aston
"A ing low prices al the Auction Store, hTst
aool north the Book Store
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-03

WILLIAM r Russell
MTDDLnBURY, VT.
DkAIrA IL
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Groceries, Painth, Oils, Vsrnfses
Perfumery, Chemicals. Pine Toilet soaps,
Hair and Tooth Brushes Surgical lnst'n.
ments, Fancy aud Toilet Articles Garden
leeds, &c, &c.
Physicians prescriptions accurately atd
carefully dispensed bya competent and e@
perienced Druggist.
DR.. Russell will continue to give advice q I'd
prescriptions gratis, to all invalids calling GU
him Al his store.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-03
NEW GOODS
AT
CHAPMAN & BARBOUR'S

fugenia Plaids, Valencias, Blk. and Fancy
Silks, DeLanes, Prints, Plain and Printed Elan
nels, Brocha, Stella and Bay State Shawls, CASH
mere and Chenille Scarf, Ladies Buster and
Cloak Cloths.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-03
Triple. Triple.

A few Barrels and Halves Of Superior Tripe
hi. day reev' and for sale by E.YALLEffE.
Nov 2lst
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-03

10 BBLs. high grade FAMILY FLOUR,
L w In store and on the road, for casn by
Oct. IA. +. YALLETTE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-03

nr, MERCHANTS, CLERks, BoOK;KEEri,Eaaa "a
LkkI or thoss Intending become such, SHOULD rend
~ those Pecss. Hand soos' entitled to ma - -
pseiaiy now TO DO BUSINESS" new Pocket yusds 70
kuccess Practical LIZ Choice Of pursuit WIN Lsss shd ,
nav f The TOUR paper s in lsss hsndnsy
, sSSnS S,sOs 5, tEh wsILs Sro.ds5 s fk
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INSURANCE.


uauaR LEE AND MARuNE nNsuMANCE.-
- IN ve,.acaa io.s n Ftks his
se.ay askes against r aAnas. y, s' y
as.s.. sr. Tobacco Factories aud other build
ins = srpitps. roea aud merchandise
tosvn - euppsy % mest favorable tsr,ns. -
Also makes the lives OF Az psss'e s!oJas
good hsslsA constitution forshe whese
ssv.s sspsy ed il ordinary will be ins"redoa
reasonable terms -. .,,,. .cy a.
,is MORT or Southern favorable rates
BOARD OF DIkECfOks
JOHN ROBiN MCDANIEL, President,
JAMES n COBBS. wee iteAmen'
GEORGE B. THURMAN, thiei hns'n"e''
DIRECTORS
JuuS OTEr TAYLOR, sANt VI n M nsn'A''
DakTsR OryS, sAMt.L 1s.h-'"'
~ n arp.rros MArRirE > IA>6HoRSt
JAS o. WILLIAMS, treasurer
CREEp T. WILLS, secf5.
pn wv orw.r OWES Medical Examiners.
The Medical OF subjects for Insurance VIII oe
made at the ono. Company each day u"
houls Of 2 andt o'clock y. N NV p"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08
L supEn runsruArE OLE LINE.

HI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF LIME,
Manuiacii red rnm Formula of
DIR. JAMES HIGGINS.
Siaic Chemist of Mar land,
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DisIE\SE WITH TWO
thirds tuano Fail seeding and Summer
crops aosethur. Packed and barrels Iay warrant
cd. Price 500 per ton al 900 lbs.
The above article together with Panphets giving full de-
tail OF valuable Fertzrr. full accounts OF
tauce and nUde OF Application, can lie had Of
NJ IIOLI.tNS s Co.,
mar Lynchhurg.
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TRAVELLERS DIREUFo1Y. &C.


ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
" en- II O. - aR
yuyuIE Twain ica.e. Alexandria daily - u for
with the Trains on The Virginia Cen
tral for Ral % VI OSD and the WEST, and with the
Train Gap Railroad for wsodstesk and inter
mediate points
u m far Is1se1n uOA NAV O8akASS, ~ KIN.
PHI = and 1lnf mediate points
Through tickets Of tho Mail Road Stallion.
Tn, TRAINS leave lrdonsyie daily At 10 30 A. NJ and
10 Is NJ arriving at Alexandra at T.. NJ and A. N
tH M night train on sunday
septats ). ~ MI kLIN. ~ k"t Agent
nSDH No I y - .. n The Sea. 49,. 8.
IT boa al ing aud transportation Com =, -
papy desrpr of Offering greater Inducements
10 shipping of produce lids water have, is
If their Il floats procured the Iron steamer 'kahu
paecd the,n line betwxi kiehnoal and Norfolk
nng as follows
Leave Richmond Tuesday and Fridays NJ 4p.M,
Leave Norfolk Monday and Thursdays at A. NJ
Canal Iyuchfg and other points having freight
Norfolk wall transfer oi the aboye boats beh will
be In tho Kirlnond Dock adily to receive freight
Shippea Norfolk reminded TO To the
Of the in. a, Richmond idgcfurd Coz who ror.e
and tor freight fee uf charge.
Frri1ht tdken Is he ioDssf raits.
For Inrther particulars, apply to
W. I. ANDERSON Agent Mt Lynchbhrg.
W. T.. COX. Agents al kichinond.
GARRISON j NA1GNE, Agents at Norfolk,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08
NETWORK ADvERrIsEnEHTs :

GNOLD MEDAL CRANE AND a0UA M
~, ~ PfANos-sTENWAYk sons, 81 Waiker g. fnesr
broadwsy) New fofk, MAbafarsursse vtrsr Te--
Awarded the Ff.s fremisnA Whsrs and vhe.-
ever fhey brought their Piano Rersss inAs ser. "a
petition with the best makers Of Boston Newuv
York. Philadelphia aud Baltmars -
Resolved the MsAas n ths M,
Washington. isia ~Fo''.e NJ
The First Premium "a gold Medal the best pao ror,
~ the Maryland fnstituts, Baltimore, 1855 '''
Ihs Firsf Prize Medal Piano Forte N The .
lean lustitute. Crysial Palace New York. ts.ai -
The First Premium "a Geld Medal the hss Diane
At the Maryland institute. baltimore. 1857 o
The First frenisun at the Pair Iletrrit 1887
The First lremus Al the State Fair Rich,nond Ia.7
Am"ng the judges the uuscaI tasnt az 4, -o,n
Try, sneh as w Mason fioitschalk Woephaunt G..ns
aud Square Pianos constructed the fun ,,ao . "a IN.
% 4 m .oo'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08

Once OF tho SD"th-% side IL. K. Co.,
i'tItIeBuiid, Feb. ilth isIs. }
the regular monthly meeting oI the Board OF directors
I n uih Side H. "ad Co. the following resolution
was adopted
Resolved That the Freight Agent iyncbnrg hereafter
collect all usht goods at de
Iiyer,d Depot they Of the posses
.iuu uI the COMPANY. trum Record.
JAMES T.. " liBLRT, Sccy.
NEW SIR N.-Tbc subscriber. having asso-
clIUd thuselvcs wal continue the Drug busc,s at the
Whitehead uidcr the style OF NJ. A.
s1RUIE K and he pleased to Tie friends OF
the and the pune generally.
VA. \. STROTIiER,
June n. 1857. Pr. ciikIS fIAN'
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once SOU .Sidc lsa ilrond Com pnuy.
PET snsBuH8, July tst. 1858.


~ 9
nuRECT ROUTE TO TME WEST and the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS. win Souil'Sd kairoad
bura 10 Bristol Via East Tenn aud Va Railroad Bristol
las, Team and Georgia karoad from Knox
ellie TO Dalton VIA Western and Atlantic Railroad
ton 10 Chattanooga nashville aud chattanooga Rairoad
from Chattanooga to stevenson wa Memphis ana Charleston
kailroad from Stevenson Ia Mempbia
Though Tickets the points and iae Springs.
Bngsagc checked through at the Office sou->ile ha.
Ito following schedule viii bn tho South Rail
road commencing on ST NDAi heA the an 81 july, inst,
""' NAIL AND pAssLNGER TRAIN.
Com o. Ting with tho Richmond and Bans lille Trains
Burkcv, CJ,netonj with tue through lynch
I.a,e Petersburg daily at 53uo,ik NJ
Ausc iu,ke,ilr (June iionJ Al. .....'..... t4O
Arrive at famsii" at. ''..''''.''''..'.''.'' - .
Arrive At Iy,ehburg 1870 l.. NJ.
Leave LyneAGais daily a.........'....'..... ~ "
Arnseat B"rNeyiic junction. at...'....'... 2;l5 "
fnEiunl rKAiN.
Gonnc ting with Richmond aud DanSc Trains II the Jnnc'
Leave Petersburg daily at An
AuNc al Buikevic (JuncrruJ ts...............ta NJ.
Afr'" al iyiehohIs "t-...'.'.'.-' NJ
Leave Lynrh""rs daily at ..................... NJ
Arr"r AT BurNcyic Cnn,,,o9 at.............. i0 N.
Atrse a" e''onrI al ..'''..............:.. =" NJ
fras, viii t attached to tnc irin leaving l!mbps "ih
r"'snt At 9' - NJ and ra's"iE"' going up or West wa
Mat Ii.aD p,tk, y. nieiring places,
en passengers /" hr street., o"strs.lDy thoc
IN charge OF tue an an IN no case via ln,n stop"
any other ont-- suile d., Andsuns a, rora-,
Wilson's, M,iN!t", bi"'k ald Whites. A"tto"a! y II,
Burr. ,,c Roc~, iiish huise. farmvc Prospect Ramp
IN L'e,s'p"n' Ail"ma'"N. Spout sr'iug C"no"" James
CITY FONT BRANCH
South Side Railroad fruthl and Passenger Trains leave
Petersburg iuiy (ss"iI : vxccrt'i) at......i A NJ,
Arrive AT Cay Point at.......-. .........+-....-1h'
Leave Cay COAT ai'... '...-.......--...-....'s1u
Tie Janr, River steamers,
Gu. iint tor AnrtS, and every saturday morning
ud luesdy "Seun- vita dc nne Steamers Roanoke and
JAMESTOWN boaud fp Ne" OH
nix and
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REMOVAL.
NEW -aTAND AND NEW GOODS.
4 HAVE SOLD OFF AT AUCTION ALL OF MY OLD
and aisouni Guods and we'd tnn opposite ii OF
house. first above The Mal ket house.
rceei. ing large stock Of
American, British French, Swiss, German and
Italian Dry Goods
Of the latest styles aud NJ amazing low prices ask the
people the and country to give ms call Terms u
any sales a| hsrctot ne. erctasirtty tT cash.
s-p,lJdIs JNU j. PURVIS Agent
HAVE authorized Jno. Noodson ~ Ter, 10
Ia the H. ncntnrg tot the
carrying on the tOOPlHINU Bl SlNESS.
oct 10 dJins JAMES f. TYLER
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= - - - -
BALTIMORE

NYOTgCH tn susPPERs OF TOBACCO 10
riIb WEST The undersigned prepared To give In
,..e fartlss shippers Of Tobae the Vest having
tune ofaaz and reduced The rats from thrd
to fourth class :.
ives. Raoad the Ohio River and eishis guaranteed
low a. by any other line The only GAnshimen. eewesn
baltimore Cincinnati Indianapolis ST. Louis and chicago Is
ma e at furg rrefly under there
nv avoiding aud srriase and all damage Tobacco
70 exposure -
ISr 10 charged AT Baltimore rittsburg
MAbRAw x kOOSS,
~ North street. baltimore.
REFER Jessa Hare CO. W. ID. Miller, J. l.. Csytpr,
Iyurhlure jacob Head Co. jacob brandt BALTIMORE
LII Illan
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AsPIN GROVE. Heurico, December ], 1877
MEssRs DOVE " Co.-Gentlemen-My harss put in
the yard IN front of the ami in attempting jump
fence end OF fence rail through his shoulder
nearly penetrating through his breast making arga
enough to insert your lit bottle OF Your TUkF
OIL ad applied freely in four days he ia
weeks lie entirely cured
Respectfully yours, JAMES L. EGE
Sold by all Druggists aud Merchants State
tub
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08

(NuEAP WATCH u S. We hn lately bought
~ Anew boxes OF SILVER WATCHES. which the manu-
sc cash tiuinous prices
a the tight times In money matters We have
them Hunting Cases well Open Faces and will sell
them than sold such Watches before
They look WE'LL AMI warranted 20 Keep time
for year The prices from ten TO fifteen dol's
SILvERTHORN CLlFT.
nov l9-dts1 LIST Jew ery Store above the Market
1NLUID.-J".s "a hand, - les Of ID X Nc
II FLUID AMI LAMP OILS Fer safe ~ " = t'A
nov u dts J IL THO MPSoN co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08
..-ad the Trush 81 bout our Turf OIL.

lIOAG! COAI!!- I'VE new AIRED 10 nID
orders for best Red Ash thracite Mountain and Glover
Hill Coal at lowest market prccs, for August delivery
y Orders left ut the Store OF Messs Valentine Hen
ng, Main street, will receive prompt attention
aug2ts ANDERSON LANEORD & co
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SlFEkIN fLNJANIS OfIlti.,
VA IbNN. RAlLkuAD 90,
III NtuELb,, "a D,t 2y4h, ir.S
IN and after Monday, t"c ut 10Y Ne.uu, n.A All
~ pi"iu.c s"norcd IL D,pJt I.y,hnu,H X,
THAI. Is hours. VIII arcnua,rs nn.nn
the CITY. AID all produce .h.I.ua Ala
vAliciisc
his step rendered. urtessary by the o.
fr,sh IA ht L., hthous D.ih Ny winch TIA, lumIaN,
Inc 10
N.h'uSo aud nah oI ", 4. SMl
oct u,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08

SmAWaS. ChOAKs, &r.-Juas received .
THIRD supply OF those h-autifu Stella and Merino
sHAWLS with large lot Of Cloth aud Velvet CLOAKs.-
Also lot OF French MERINO all eoors from 62 ctus to
! Is per yard. Call soon .l.7IT =
nov adts N GuGGEEHEIMRR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08

m p. n q. A. D1UsaCdD. s"scc:.sr. 20 -.
ID. IiIyGlyID 4 SONS will keep constantly on hand .
srre stock Of eli of FURNITURE of their own manu
they plcased shew the old friends aud
nstrons % q Diusuid l. Sons. and the public serers
They also keep constantly on hand .args s.~ SKIS
WOODEN COrrlNs, Of evsry description, and will pay
prompt aesten tho undertaking business At All hours
"sSTdscts u p. H. u. A. DuGUID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08

EATHE "A large let ef Upper heather,
dec ISL. FRANKLIN l. BROTHER
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NEW CASH sTOnk.
A. G, l. +, w l s,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL oR0C6H.
uUAs taken large con,Odious honss ON Main ST.
III formerly occupied Joseph Nowin I'D door ABOVE
Messrs Schoohcd aud Thnrmans HARDWARE n'o.e a""oP
pssite Dr. Jonn n. seay's Drug stors x,,.
Receiving large and well selected st'ek o, "ho
CERES and STAPLE DRY GOODS, bought exclusively iof
irh will be sold prices that cannot IAN !" give
all WIN may favor with call AL An "e
ernucJ to do business on sy-t-m rxtra induce
buyers those desiring TO ex
change for country produce
A stock Of No. PERUVIAN GUANO always ON hand
extend particular tho old CUSTOMERS "f the
A. lewis formerly In tho Dry Goods business ~
this city to give cali ell as the public g.ne,a
mai A. y. IfN IS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08

N6NTOK1Vt~: SfN 0N!!-Th"shinx
Machines from patterns proving
victorious, n. III be iIui the t,Iuw,ng
WIiltTIMORE g. JOSLIE.
IHPESillNu MACulN ES and can r.eoinmoud them
ic best machines also recommend
oil Machines. have been in
business 1cas they tar exceed
have had IN the ihresh.
ua business. SAM Ill d PATTERSON.
August I'D less is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08

,S080 W19EAT-S bave ~ stese G0O ba~Aess
n4mnthsNea wbite Wheat whish will son ta parcels
- aAG1sncD who nay dastrc superior article
esptlTb AMBROSE B. RUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08

~ tAfxe stOck o. "
y inc rreh and Amtrean EXTRACTS for the bandSrr.
hes Kiss Ne Quick fiansipanui. Golden Dew Drop &C.,
re hso ge"nm" cologne FLORIDA Water Pomadcs for the
lair fac hair Tooth brushes Toilet Soaps Hair Dyes Hair
fiohlcs, Ac &C, or sale 10y JOHN II. SEAf,
nov le-its Druglis,.
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jan 70 Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08

Raj" NEGROES WANTED! -r&
YNHE 81 BSCRIBEkS WISH TO PURCHASE NE.
GkOEs Of esther bs the agcsof ten ard ,hr,y
for which the highest market price cash will bs paid An
ply ut the auction house Of c. K. Phelps. 'f
sept9 3tn WELLS DAVIS
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

Owing to some Misunderstanding between the
G. n. q d. aud the NJ. X. & l.. T.. Railroads, the
connection heretofore existing at Dayton has been
broken of. The Mad River Road now connects,
at Springfield, with the Little Miami, and passen-
gers and freight, TO and from Cincinnati, are
transmitted over the latter. Passenger trains run
through from Sandusky to Xenia without change.
This route is fully as short IS the other and is en-
tirely superior to It in many respects. The change
is favOrably received by all the papers along the
route aud We believe that the interests Of the
Mad River Road will be greatly benefited thereby
An accommodation train is now running between
Springfield and Dayton.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

There Is a general complaint among the far
mers of Corn rotting, both in the shock and crib
This is doubtless owing 70 tho lateness OF the
season, which prevented much Of the crop from
maturing, and the extremely cold weather in No
vember. 1t is supposed that, at least, one-half
the corn has lost the terminating principle and
consequently will not grow:
Farmers cannot be too careful in the selection
Of their Seed Corn. II is a dangerous expert
ment TO plant corn, which we do not know to be
sound as We may thereby lose ou- entire crop
next year Farmers should attend e this matter
Immediately, before good corn becomes scarce
and prices high.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05
MARRIED.

In this city, by Rev. E. r. Jewett, Mr.. CHAs.
c. MToHELL, of New Orleans, La, and Miss
FRANoEs E. FErzER, Of Dayton, Ohio.
In this city, by Rev. Lyman J. Fisher, Mr..
oLvES H. MARTIN, Of Palmyra, H., and Mis-
KATE T. wHTPiE, lately Teacher in tho High
School Of this place.
Accompanying the above were two exquisite
pieces Of cake ami what is said to be a GOLD DOL
LAR. The cake is "done gone'' already, but what
to do with the dollar, we cannot tell, unless we
buy the baby new frock
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05
l3ankiag House of w. g. Hedges q
THE PEOPLE WILL USE IT IN
Spite of the Doctors.

than Of altheir ola Chronic Diseases
X ID me Innqs and Liver Il viii cure the Woftc case o.
vonshitis In from three monhs u cures the worst
GO of Asthms from one 20 three months II WIN cure
~ ,yo,st Chronic Cough IN from 20 three week.
jli eure the worst Cold In oFtYeight hours Il VIII cure
he WORT ease Of Liver Complaint IN nom one 70 nree
mouths Il will enrs the worst case Or i,
Jeevs Rheumatic Ointment used " eonneouon WIN ~
f f oe 10 three monihs. Il will cure worst case OF
Piles ehef Internal External (when leleya hheumahe
Ointmentis used In eonueeuon wiih' y Y to9i m o. W %
Isuev. crofnla Ontment Is used 10 cOnnaot0h win it
n tom oso 10 three manhS II wilt oufe the Wurs. ease OF
Tsinias trhen Ieeys sefoule Ointment Is nsed n con
neeon with 10 IN nom ong 20 three weeA y WV cur
~ ,se Of The palpitniion Of The Heat n from one 70
49, month"; Il will The woIltpa OF Cfanp w ~
-, ninptea ID will apre the case OF Nervous hesaahcs
In az zen minutes u wn Snle % ne ne , r, fsssi
- Di.hss Ia ffom 10 three months N taci v acts
lie raaie Ia all Chronic p9eafes oi ihe L9ngsi ss
Nianevs And Stomach. A gfeAt many peopip ~ pt,Ju
bb sss either from Ignorance OF pFeiodieei because
80 80 tl,t nnderaanda the human system knows that a
t ,s,istv sf diseases arise itom one cause Remove
ha, common cause and es.ls' eA'ulg, =. % r NO., o,,st
sn.a ~ dsan,o ia this climate " bilious aerage
ofthe Liver ami diseaias that arise nom tsNing ee lnu
orsv one who has nsed PeekhnIn, hasAm hnow, ~.
Inibe remedy that class Of diseases as Wen - ~
. nnd viii say 10 those persons who have not niea "
tntI have sold 900 hotties in loss than siE onuA:
amount soiin that length ef time Is guataqtse o. ~ e
enrv Tia only AFent IN the State of Ohio " spppht
~ Van Doorr House 81 Mad Street. Tin seneea oo
fio where tha People will duh nfalble remedy io'
pilcs nul Frosted Feet. Also leley cFofan Nntmen
5.sssos saeh a Rfyipilas salt Rheum Tetief RIM
49, IA The most qI The people In thir rFiciniW tin
't,ti tavd ish niioounty. 70 igch Eould tay that
,.An uoi leave ust esst ssn,snssI, - r.,.,, a. =.
each y. i.ael Ao''s o'--' iAMEa JEILRY,
ns.,i Assnt Gos Ohio and al states West 'na south
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05

We are glad to be able this week to record a
slight change Ia the weather, though WV cannot
youoh for It's continuance. On Monday evening,
old Boreas began to pepper the face Of Mother
Earth with his white "powder," and by Tuesday
morning her wrinkles and ''bcauty spots" we,e
entirely obliteratod aud she locked as bright anG
beautiful as vestol virgin. The dull, leaden
sounds on our streets have been greatly relic Sed
by the merry music Of sleigh-bells and bursts Of
Joyous laughter, that ring out upon the silvery
air. We say, Ego IL while you're young"-be
merry while the snow lasts.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES:

ty-prof Wood the renowned dsooverer Of the invaua
bic aIair Restorative still continues to labor behalf Of
the afflicted His medicines universally admitted BY
the Ameicanpres be hrmperor to al othe-s for
irg the hair the head Of the aged grow forth with a.
much vgor uSuranee when blessed with the advan
tages Of youth There be doubt f place credit
10 the innunerabe testimonials which the Professor has in
his posesson that Of the greatest discoveries In
ths medical world II restores, permanently, gray hair to
iu original color and makes il beautful silky
texture which has been very desirable IN all sges Of the
world 1t frequently happens that old marry beautiful
and amiahe young ladies, and unfequently omsy old
maids make victims Of handsome goodnatuFod young gen
tsmen and BY what process 1t has been deernned
until aoly when attributed to the use Of this hva
uubls Hair observation-disclosures Journal
t5-soldby all the Druggists. fes.Im
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-05
For tue Tribune.
VIRTUE.

VIRTUE
Yes, have seen, with raptured heart,
One, who could shine, and uct her part
In lire's great drama-steal' away,
From such ain visions Of the day.
And whyl Her nature was too noble, then,
She could not, would not, with them blend
Her upward vision bright, and true,
For heavenly scenes, she'd part with you.
Call her not back-but with her gain,
What she has sought, an heavenly strain;
Then with her roam, in fields Of light,
A jewel saved, gem-so bright.
There, sing Of every pure desire,
And let your thrObbing soul expire,
Come now, o death, and give her rest,
No more can wound that bleeding breast
TiHin, Jan. 1858. F. D.B.