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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15
nnnoontrated maannasa.

The democratic majority Of the Ohio
Legislature, which has just adjourned,
have been guilty Of some acts Of petty
moaunoss, unparalleled in the history Of
he State. Prominent among these Is their
refusal TO reimburse the Treasury for tie
sic. 600, overdrawn TO repair The dam
ages caused to The Hooking Canal, by the
floods Of June 1853. Although these re.
pairs wore absolutely necessary 10 the In
,ercsts Of navigation. which was temper
arily suspended. and saved the State moro
shan double the sum expended, withou.
the necessity Of an extra session. She
prompt action Of our State officers in this
emergency was so different from the loose
insuciering and corruption Of Morgan
Breslin &Co., as 10 excite the Jealousy ol
thesa treasury suckers aud hence they re
fused to make thoappropriaIion I.is said
"whom The gods wish to destroy they
frs. make mad and this is true Of par
ties as we'll as individuals. Knowing IN,
desperation Of their causspnd tho hope
less minority 10 which their party hai
been reduced IN Tho State, the Locoiocoi
will resort to any meanuess in ordor Il
gain q temporary advantage, drowning
men catch at straws."
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15

MILWAUKEE, April l1.--Hon. E. v.
Wilton, Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court OF Wisconsin, died at his residence
at GAINESVILLE, at 1880 to-day.
LEAvENwoRrH, April i1.-BrookReld,
formerly Mayor Of Nebraska City, writes
Boulder City, March 9th, Of discoveries
OF coarse gold with rockers; much more
with sluices. The tenor Of his statements
are emineusly satisfactory. Authority
conclusive.
GALEsDURo, H., April il.-This morn
ing, train going southwark ou the
Quincy Il Chicago r. r.. ran through a
oulvert near Bushnell, demolishing the
euglne and one passapssr- our, y, Vanet-
@, engineer, and Chas. Clark, fireman,
were killed. George Patch, brakeman,
had both legs broken, No others iniur-
Cd
LEAvENwoRTH. April il,-Late private
adyioes afford ample evidence Of the dis
oovery of rich plaoers in the mountains.
Several statements from different sources
nearly Identical. oorroborate the finding
OF a paying section thirty miles in extent.
There was much excitement at Denver
City and along Cherry Creek. Several
letters from parties who went out from
here have been received, and perfect reli-
anoe is placed in the statements.
VERA CRUz. April o..-There is great
rejoicing here, A national salute was
fired and parade Of the military in hon.
or Of McLean's recognition Of the Juarez
Government. The Liberals were sur
rounding the Capital with $4,000 men,
They had cut of the water and proyis-
ions from the city The garrison mum.
bors 6O0O men Miramon had 500 men
from Orizaba in defence Of the Capital. ~
Juarez's forces were pursuing Miramon.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15
nnnrrnaaInnal NlooiInna.

The following States are TO elect their
Representatives IN the Thirty-siGlh Con-
gress on the dates namod
Virginia. fourth Thursday in May.
Alabama, first Monday in August.
Mississippi, FIRST Monday in August.
Texas, fret Monday in August.
Kentucky, first Monday in August.
Tennessee, first Thursday in August
North Carolina, second Thursday in
August.
California, first Thursday in septcm-
Der.
Minnesota, seooud Tuesday IN ooto-
Der.
Georgia. FIRST Monday in October.
Louisiana, drst Monday in November.
Maryland, frs. Wednesday in Noyom.
ber
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15
Progress Of the eioITles TriaI.

The Siokles trial is still in progress, al
Washington, and is the theme of uniyor.
aal remark and speculation The case
was opened by District Attorney ould.
IN brief statement Of the facts and an
earnest appeal for the maintainanco OF
Law, regardless Of tho position or cbarno.
ter Of the defendant. The testimony for
the prosecution, which was merely de.
tail Of The circumstance Of the shooting.
a absorption Of the weapons, the wounds.
size Of the bullets, DC, closed on Friday
and on Saturday the case for the defense
was opened. ina lengthy and able argu.
ment. by Mr.. Graham, the principal oouO.
sci, setting forth that the wrong, inflicted
upon Sickles by Key, is the highest crime
known to our laws and that the former
Was perfectly jus.i6able in taking summa.
ry revenge aud Kidding society Of such
dangerous Liember. 1t is expected that
the defense viii make strong case and
as there IS strong outside pressure Of
public opinion in favor Of siokles. his 40.
qui'lsl may be looked upon as almost Ger.
tain Mr. sickles looks care. worn, but
maintains entire selfpossession. The ia.
shers Of both Mr.. aud Mrs. sickles are
preseotand are frequently moved to tears.
The production Of the bloody clothes and
other articles ofihO deceased in court was
truly painful aud revolving.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15
Rhode IalanA nInn,inn

Little RhOdy" has spoken in ooodem.
nation Of tho bogus Democracy. Atm,
election. held in that land Of steady bsb
its" on Wednesday. the 9th inst. N,
Republicans elected their Governor, Sec
se'ary Of State and Attorney General b,
large majori,ies. In the Western Con.
gFessioual district. the Opposition oandi
ua'e IS elected BY vote Of 2046 to 700
In The Eastern district ihoro Is no oboic,
a' there were shreo candidates in the ssls
but the Opposition have a combined ma
tority Of 70 and will elect one or n,
other Of their candidates, on second
.F'"i. Thus, slate by state, bagas domeo
facy q being crushed out.
CHARLEs r. HUSr. Of Trumbull ooup.
y. is named IS candidate for State Au.
disoF % the Opposition tickst.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15
Csurt Of Common Pins Of Seneca Coun.
tys 0io.
George ~. Kyle, Plainth,s, Anthony Shaw and 10.
hfonia NJ. Shaw bic wiie,ofeph shaw, aud MoDols
shaw, Dtndantt.

George u. Kyle, Plaintif.s Antiosy Shaw and &c.
phfonia NJ. Shaw bic wife,ofeph shaw, and MoDols
Shaw, Dindanu.
The said Defendant losepihsw will ste potios ,bsp
The PLAINTIFF on tho i2th day oAnri 1880 fled hit Petit
ton IN The said Govt sheoi w snbtiance he
on lhs 18th day Of fchfhar 81, the said Defendant Jo
teph shaw sold and convcIeio said Anthony shaw the
leai eeais known the aHusion House" described AZ
ioows lho East quarter ofloi No. 1906 the East quar-
isf o. lno, No i5i ,ifty feet wide the East end
o IN lo No. lIli and all part OF in.lot No a. lying
West ofKilbouln road IN Rube, Seneca County, ohio,
the said Anthony fehy became indebted 10 The
said Joseph IN the sum of 500 and more
That aiterEard1, the 2th day Of Fehmnry, ia5t.
flainH and said Anthony israd into written eonia
whereby ue falna was take polietsion Of, and ssp
az should pay onehaf Of bnee Of fpufohsso money aors
said, 10 loleph, toNt, ef tho said Anthony wond es
ecute and deliver 10 said rhln deed Of general war
any in Zee simple or the eyided half Of said real
That Plaintiff took poiison Of and kent tavern on
$40 ptlmites Until October 1852, paid un the ful sum
o. sl4fo md INTEREST," and cfsardt demanded Of said
Anthony conveyance nccotF the terms Of said con.
ifaoi which said Anthony and still rofut 20 make,
lhal ,sid io.eph holds Or prnds 70 hold, m0gare lien
upon The undivided half Of u real estate, owned By said
Anthony
That amer the payment ahepurchhse money BY ,aii
Plnnt, TO- wit, neeonhef the aid ptbonv e., lie
purpose Of wronsinF and dehdng Plaintiff conveyed By
deed IN feo simple 70 tho DOdant AeDole shaw par 4
OF SAID real estate o.wt' alp hfy feet wide on or Fast
end ln.lo No 1852, and solch Of tsd fnot No "a as
lies West Of kilhourn road, Republic, aenecn Countv
ohloi and that iad Mcnolo ~ had fnll knoledgs ss
notice oi Plaintiffs rights.
That said foFhcaias ontd 10 an orpoctsnev NJ so,,
sn meundiYidodhaf OF sairemsei, owned by the sal
Anthony, but not In that o,gnhv Plaintiff
3d. That Plaintiff, while nosssusiun Of tald real o..
tate with The consent and nament Of pariios nut VA Ina
bic lasting improvements hon u he sun, of a3nn and
lheieby me said Anthony bene and h now indebted 10
ahtd Plaintiff ior ono.hnlf f,huf In the tun OF $50
ana prayi that oonyeyancom Anthony to MuDolo may
De held for noug that Anuy nndh wife may be com.
peucd 20 convey 70 said Plaono full equal half Of said
fea eiiaei that he may haytHlon Of h said int crest
that said Defendant Joseph n,g NAV mate mn anss,
heIeto, that puihn may huvudgetent noai,s ssii ~
thony Tor $3.50, with intofostnoe tbo t0b dsv ~ Ali
9gi thal said Petition must answered bsfnre ths
~ gay OF June A. d. 1859, the same win be taken 81
true and judgement rendcred,rson arcorlineiy
L. A. hALhdt4nE BnRwrR,
eplob"9ll2o Atiys Tor pl't'm
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15
Cincinnati Police BIn.

The DoBNETER PoLIoE BILL has "s'en-
Almost" given up the ghost in Cincinnati.
The partisan police Commissioners, ap.
pointed to take the control Of the police
out Of the hands Of the Mayor, elected by
the people, and give It to to special Off.
GERS, appointed by Democratic authori.
ties, have become disgusted with their
position and have resigned SO passes
another dirty trick Of the Democratic
Legislature.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15
The wellington Rescue Case.

The trial Of Simeon Bushnell, one Of
the immortal "twenty seven" indicted
for assisting In the rescue Of the negro,
John" at Wellington, Lorain county,
last summer, Is IN progress at Cleveland,
before Judge Wilson Of the District
Court. The prosecution have examined
all their witnesses and Notwithstanding
the rulings Of the Court have al been
against the "resouers," We think they
have most signally failed to make a case,
A strong defense will be set up and, un.
less justice is greatly outraged. the pris-
oner will be acquitted.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15
The Effects OftoO hasty Legisla.
tiOn,

Tho democratic majority in he las,
Ohio Legislature, after having spent one
half Of the session ia vain epdeavor 70
restore the fraudulent Canal Contracts To
Oh" contractors, suddenly changed their
tactics aud, on the very last day Of the
session, hatohed up bill to lease the Ca
mails for five years to tho highest bidder.
applied the gag and passed Il, nolwith-
Standing the protesiations Of the Repub-
iieani against such hasty and wrockless
legislation. Nine.tenths Of the members
did not understand the provisions Of the
bill and we're compelled TO "go h blind, {"
or vote against It. Tho result is, that.
amid .he excitement and confusion lust
before adjournment. an appropriation Of
s4l 900, to keep in repair tho Southern
Division, was omitted and, in case the
Canals are not leased. this portion will
have to remain idle or an extra session be
called. Who are responsible for THE
criminal nsgleetP Let the peopto an.
sWer.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15

SAD CASUALTY AT tho raising Of a
frame barn on tho farm Of Mr.. r. Sooles
"a Pike township, Knox county. on Wed
aesday, sudden gust Of wind blew over
wo benls. Daniel ScOles was killed by
be falling timbers, Joshua Babbs had his
kull fractured, and three or four others
we're severely injured.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15

The Treasury Of Perry Township. 10
Brown County, WAS broken open and rob.
bed. night or 80 since. Of eO4O IN mon
ey, $500 Of which belonged to Martin
Owens, the Treasurer, and the balance TO
the county,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15

4 woman was seen running IN the
streets Of Baltimore, on Wednesday last
without a particle Of clothing upon her
person,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15

The township elections in Indiana gem
erally, show handsome Republican gains.
The s.s,e is getting right fos The great
canvass Of 1860.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-15

Rz-Judgo Mclean has recently deci-
ded. that Probate Courts have the pow.
er 10 issue liberalization papers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-13
BARRE ACADEMY.
POWERS INSTITUTE,

Bernardst0n, Mass,
Accessible by Railroad first Station South So Vernon
Junction.
TVNIIE FALL TERN OF THE INSTITUTE
l. will begin the last Wednesday Of August and continue
Eleven weeks, under,
l.. r. WARD, A. NJ Principal
Mrs, H. IL WARD, Teacher Of Ornamental Branches
Miss 5. L. LEACH, Preceptress;
SEVERN SCHNELL, Native Of Germany, Teacher Of
German
l.. o. EMERSON Teacher Of Music;
and other able Teachers.
The Powers Institute Is distinguished its Commodious
and BEAUTIFUL Edees lately erected for its we'll selected
and Ertensiue dPPdrdus its Rourshing Department VI
ScientUc agriculture; its arrangements for eathfu
ndc Ererctsts and for its possession Of Popular
Perenoed Teachers those who have made Teaching
fesson.
The addition Of Prof L. o. EMERSON the list OF Teachers
with his weknown ability Composer his skill as a
Teacher Of Instrumental Music and as Vocalist will war
rant the highest success in the Department Of Music.
A large Boarding House, termed the Cuslman Hall has
been completed the year which will accommodate Forty
Pupils under the care of the Teacher Board with all the
incidental expenses Is furnished at S225 per week
Daily Lectures will be given In the preparation OF Teach
Of Common Schools, also, with the Of Apparatus
In the Illustration Of the Sciences
Agricultural Lectures from gentlemen of high scientific
atlainments will be continued in the Fall Term.
Pupils OF both admitted. Letters for Board
Rooms for sef-boardng &c, may be sent to L. Y. WARD
5w3O Bernardston, Mass
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-13
DIR. HENRY'S
II RIO DIN Mt

IL l. f. G L II G o n L NJ tt
for curing Scratches, Calls, Calk &c, Horses Salt
kfeum Flesh Wounds Old Sores, Burns, &C. people.
This Ointment where introduced Is selling very rapidly
and why Simply for the that it does what all
do wit:To scratches horses
fom six days. when the directions accompanying each
box strictly followed.
have used Dr. Henry's Ointment for Scratches Salt
Rheum very often without single ailure.-Henry
1t Is the best remedy for scratches gals and caks
saw L. Sanderson, Proprietor fremont House, 81 Al
bins, ~.
With the recommendations Of such veteran horse dealers
Mr.. Stnehour Of Hghgate and L. Sanderson II St. Al
bans other endorsement is unnecessary. They
scratches, gals &C. horses with almost absolute
certainty II excellent and eats
aud appears be just the article for
constant readiness.-Buriington, ~, Free Press.
1t has been tried and not found wanngS Atbdns IT,,
Messenger.
cured my hand with DR. Henrys Electric Ointment in two
weeks when the physicians said would be without the
Of it two months. had cut all my fingers to the bone with
circular saw. ID. Peckhdm, Lebanon, ". H.
making application Of your DR.. Henrys Ointment the
pain from the burn almost instantly disa pparc and in
minutes felt Inconvenience whatever from the effects Of
the hre.-Cigrinda Sampson, Montgomery, ~.
It is useless time in writing reading more
lengthy advertisement Of this Ointment Enough that it is
warranted 10 gire satidcton whether used scratches
burns, any wound of whatever nah beasl
Farmers your troubled with teats Apply
this Ointment night, and they well in the morning
Sold by the Of Prof Motifs Ma c Hair Invgorator
Manufactured at Ihghgate, Vt, by A. J. Green.
5. X. GREEN, Proprietor.
1TI N THORN, Wholesale Agent for this vicinity
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-13
CHESTER ACADEMY,

TNIIE FALL TERN OF THIS INSTITJJ-
Il ton will commence Wednesday. August 81; Winter
Term November 80 Spring Term, februar % and sum.
mer Term, May 23 lS59-60
ALFRED LAWS, A. b., Principal.
Miss SUSANNA T. SARGENT, Preceptress
Mrs MARIA @. Il. LAWS, Associate Precepress and
Teacher Of French.
Miss ELLEN Il. RAWSON Teacher Of Instrumental and
Vocal Music
Rev G. d. JEPFERDs Lecturer upon Moral Science
II. D. BURTON, A. NJ, NJ D., Lecturer upon Anatomy and
Physiology.
The teacher Of French spending Summer at French
Institute in Canada, and under the tuition OF critical in
recently from France Rare privileges are offered
for the study Of Music Lectures will be gxen before the
school each week during the Fall and Spring Terms
at the Boarding Aouse, In private families reasonable
rates, Good facilities offered for self boarding.
For further information address the Principal or William
Rounds, Esq, Chairman OF Executive Committee
SPENCER IL. LEONARD, Sec.
Chester, VT, July %, lS59.-5w30
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-13
BRATTLEBORO' ACADEMY.

VNHE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTI-
l. tuition will commence on TUESDAY, AUG. BOTH, and
continue eleven weeks The Winter Term begins Nov 10Th
1t will be the aim Of the Teachers furnish every
rdntage to students in preparation for college, and
wishing to acquire complete practical and business
ton With this view, special will be given to the
Classical Department. the Natural Sciences in their APP
picaon to Agriculture and the Arts and such practical
studies as Surveying and Book Keeping, while Music,
French and Ornamenals will be taught each year. by
perienced Instructors
Boarding House. capable of accommodating forty stu
DENTS connected with the School, and devoted
Ladies'. Boarders must each furnish pair Of sheets and
pllow-cases. teaspoon, and table SPOON and towels
Board about 81 25 per week.
Board in the village, from 81 90 to 80 per week.
Gentlemen obtain at the table in the Boarding
house.
For further particulars, address the Principal,
RICHARD q. STANLEY.
July 90 6w29
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-13
DIR. II. GREENE's


TNHE GREAT REPUTATION OF THE
Remedies used during the last fifteen years by DR.. H.
GREENE Principal Of the Boston Indian Medical INSTITUTE,
has secured for them corresponding demand and orders by
Express hourly received for supplies IRON
Druggists and Invaids from every section OF .he
For particulars reference To cases cured get hc
dian Arcanar II the Subscriber, order copy py ai
PRvE addressing II. Greene NJ. D. 80 nromheld st boston
Indian Pnnacca.-For purifying the blood ana rem
oyatng the sysem Of Cancerous IIumor scroua Eryspe
las Salt Reum scad Head Fever Sores and All erupons
of the skin or diseases arising from Impurities oil the Blood
Price 81 per bottle. . A.,
Indian Restorative Biticrs.-The TRUE and the
cKyrIsE Try them. Price 90 cents.
Female Rcstorutivc.-for irregularities, Low
sprts Fcmae Weakness and General Debility. Price 90 cts
Indian Imperial Drops-Will restore nervous
and vital action prevent Cods also remove Sinking
Paintness at the Stomach, &c. Price 90 Gems.
Indian Cough Bnlsn m-Wil relieve your Cough or
IIoarseness Immediately. Price 90 cents.
Cauker DrOps-For Sore Mouth or Canker IN he
Stomach or other parts Of the System Price 20 cents
Indian X heuma tic Liniment-rhe best remedy
for Rheumatic Affections and good for Sprans BRUISES Neu
ragia, Numbness, &C. Price 90 cents.
ANTI Billions PiIis-shoud be taken in all derange
ments of the Liver and Bowels. Price rs cents.
For the accommodation OF the people in this vicinity
the subscriber obtained supply Of the above remedies
which will sell at the price they are sold at the In
stution In Boston. l N. THORN,
3m-32 BRArrLkBoRo, W.
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WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC

Good for Rhcu mn ism.
Good for Dyspepsin.
Good for Gravel.
Good for Cont.
Good for DrOpsy.
Good for Fever and A que.
Good for Kidney and Bladder Com pin ints.
And as Beverage has superior in the world; 1t is
uactured by the proprietor at scheam Holland, expressly
for medicinal use, by peculiar to his Factory
1t is the pure Tnctue the Italian Juniper Berry
vnous extract is distilled and reced with its spurious
solvent which thus becomes concentrated tincure Of
quisite flavor and altogether ranscendent In its
dial and medicinal properties to alcoholic stmuant
made in the world is prescribed by than 5000
physicians in the United States, in Of Gravel Gout,
Dropsy, Bladder and Kidney Complaints &c, &c.
Put in quart and pint bottles in Cases Of dozen
quarts, and two dozen pins with the propretos
the bottle cork and label For sale by all the respectable
Country Merchants and Druggists Look for
fets and limitations, the whole country is flooded with
them.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We. THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING

w been appointed Commissioners hear, examine and
adjust all claims n all persons against tie Of LYDIA
CARpENTER, late of Braeboro, deceased, and also all
claims exhibited In offset hereto and six months from the
Both Of June last Is allowed for that purpose will attend
10 the business OF appointment the dwelling house Of
Timothy Adkins in Bratteb0ro the first Wednesday Of
September and December from eur O'Clock r. NJ
each of said days. LAFAYETTE CLARK,
WILLARD ARMS, ) Com'rs
Brattlcboro July 20, lS59-l3O
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-13

Silk Parnsols, Plain, at 800,
Silk Parasols, Figured, at sl.3s
Moir Antique. Plain, at 1925.
Moir Antique, Prngel and Super, at $500
Fringed Extra. with Sliding Handles, $3.50.
Silk Miss, Short and Long, from 10 to 25a per pair.
Mohair Mitfs, Hand made, from 35c to 50 per pair
Stark Mills A Brown Shecting the heaviest
Brown Cotton made, Sc per yard.
0-s Fine Brown Coitons, for sheetings and Pill
low Cases, in the best makes, from to Ole per yard.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-13

JOSEPH and WELLS GOODHUE,
In Chancery.
SAMUEL II. BRIDGE and GEORGE FOX.
In this the Petition, which made reurnable the
Court OF Chancery To be held at Newane In the County Of
Windham the second Tuesday Of September next
hate said Samuel H. Bridge the City County and State
New York, the first day OF February 1854 duly executed
to the Petitioners mortgage OF certain lands in Batteboro'
in said County, bounded land Of widow Mary Chan
der and Aonzo Farr south Flat Street,
merry owned by John H. Wheeler and the Chapel lot
north Elliot street. condo ned for the yment note
Of that date for thousand dollars payable In year
from that date with interest annually that said note has
become due but unpaid and further stating that the said
Samuel H. on the seventh day of octobe 1856 by his deed
OF that date conveyed the premises to George Fox Of said
New York; Praying that the equity Of redemption
said Bridge and Fox in the premises be orecosed and
for much appears that the said Samuel H. Bridge
George reside without this beyond the reach
ordinary process Of this Court IT ORDERED they
be be notified of the peneucy OF the above petition by
publication OF the substance thereof and this order three
weeks successfully In the Vermont Phoenix printed rae
horo the last Of which publications shall he twenty
days previous the session of the Court which said pc
tion is made returnabe which shall he sufficient
notice the said Bridge and Fox appear answer
thereto.
Dated at Newfane, in said County,
this 29d day Of July, 1853. :
ROYAL TYLER, Clerk.
A. Reyes, Solicitor 80
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CONSUMPTION and Asthma Cured.

Dr. H. JAMES discovered while in The East Indies n GER
tain cure tr Consumption, Astlma Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds AMI den,rs Debility. Tie remedy was discovered
by him when his only chi, daughter, was given up to
lie Ills child was cured anil alive and well. De-
'rous Of bcehg his fell Nv mortals, he will send to
those who wish II, tn recipe Containing full directions for
making anl successfully using this remedy, free on re.
,ept Of their with stamp for postage ADJ
dress o. p. BROWN Co., No 80 and 81 John Street.
New York City 3n30 Y
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PAPER HANGINGS.

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