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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-04-13

To County Commissioners al
Yox,n A,,.,,, 4, y...a,

EiliE well established Importing House Of CHAKifs b.
Il MAN, 50 Front Street New York. has mads ettsha
aos Of tue best descriptions Of Pure Wines and iqeor
Town Agents in this Ste justly earning by the chsa
Of the goods sold reputation for settling only Pure Iig
and at reasonable prices which fact should h. uYe
by those who required by Law purchase and
but genuine Liquors
Applications for goods may be made Charles BacBt
~ Front street, New York, 10 his Agents Wm " D.
W II. Erwin and Thomas Ellis who are authorized tie ~
orders Reference may be made In regard to the cbsr
and standing Of the House aud the superior quality
Liquors. 10 Edward uungerforj Prof Of Chemistry 10
University Of Vermont; :. W. Thayer NJ d.. Dean Il z
Medical Faculty, U V. NJ w. Carpenter. NJ. D Pref u
in same J. 5. Pierce, Agent, Burlington, W
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ESTATE OF CHESTER E. uAsELrox.
STATE DE VEN MONT. L n. n :, n

pisr- % WINDSOR > Court c,r no p,,.ic, -
windsor at9fsai all pcrsons coucernrI in the rstat
p CAksIEsi HAsELToN, bate q Andoyrr in said Dis
~, 3 ~ = GFeuting
istrafufs q the Estate # tr sail dcceae pr,,os re
Ing an aceountu II III r administration ana rser.i ,,s
arr.uut aEainst said Estate. ior Al ownnrc at 4 $500 -
i Court e X bed II the office 1t Iuir, 81 pr,
IN Springfield ca sta nstct the 2isf ay ~ ,rrsi -
Court ~ the tusH AMI isre afarlfl and NOV - -
ans you have sty tire sil account .houlI not n. -
bifi a. SPsipsei. On nistiirt hls - ~, - -,
A b lsjL lI3l5I IlEN - cL9s.t,S - a'i'
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DnrtD ArrIr prrs.-A.i,i. ~ :,

DrIfD ArPLE PIrs.-As it is the sea-
~ such pies perhaps a Few hints will
not GONE amiss towards making them.
Sizes. your apples un'l very tender. and
ihen sweeten them with sugar to sui, lhe
taste, aiding about half cap of buttei, 10
material CROUCH for i've or SIX .ics-season
90 suit the iasic- Ciananssa / think !.
preferable. Slice IN lemOn. Il you have it.
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- VI. NALLEY RAILR0An

esssss-..-tzfe TICE. On and after MONDAY Nor 4 +
Passenger trains vii leave Bellows fall for Bfattp
500 NJ and $50 p. NJ, and returnin leave Brats.
at 1910 A, and 30 pm
Freight Tfainieayes Bellows Falliat 40 A N. algl
tlcboro at2 IS 2. NJ.
The two passenger train over this route connects
with the Vt. Mass. aud Connecticut River Railfr.a
Springfield Hartford, New Haven and bridgeport as,
New York. on the North with the Rutland 4 Bufhal
sullivan, VT Central, Vermont Canada CoButtlss
Passuu psc Rivers Railroads, forming dreo eomuu
with Whitehall, Saratoga and Schenectady st J5aal
aud White Mountains Burlington and Bouse's Ptlsl
deusburg aud Montreal. n SLOAT Sg,a
Nov. q. 1889 FL
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dir the Ingredients well together, eng
urciul ! OF . break lie a. pie into pi' c.
To much, having it juicy enough rs 10
asilr dip Il sIrr,hftti mp after i + put mo
he dishes ready for baking, and rircu cover
with n rich upper crust-bake them well.
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Proof Safe in the World.
CANAL RAILROAD

f. Ssa WINTER ARRANGEMENT ,-co,pmencip,
4ks s elnesay Nov l6, 1859 Trains will run JaiI,
Sundays exeepted) as follows:
LEAVE HAVEN At
5O A. NJ, freight train. with passenger ear attached E
northampton, arriving at 1880 A. NJ.
IOdo A. NJ, for COllinsye, ON arrival Of 90 A. NJ Fx
press train from New York - -
l5J NJ, freight train, with passenger car attached for
$50 2. NJ, on arrival Of IL Is p NJ train from, No.
ork connecting at Painyile with train on Hartford PROV
idencc and Fishkill Railroad going West at Westasld with
trains on Western Railroad going and West Rec.iy
ing passengers from Hartford Providence and Fiskl Rail
road at Plainye. ~
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
30 NJ for New Haven, Connecting at westheld viii,
9i5 A. NJ train for New York and intermediate stations
Passengers for the Hartford Providence and Fhkill Rail-
road will take train to PlainyIe
~ NJ, express freight train with passspper car At
cheI IN connection with train Connecticut River Rail
ROAD from the North Connecting plainye with train
and We,t. s0ins Last
LEAVE pLAISYuLE At
II - A. NJ, connecting at New Haven with 2OOp NJ
Express train for New York ~
8V3 = freight train with passenger car attached for
Leave Colinsyie at so A. NJ, and OOP NJ Return
ing, leave Plainylile at II 20 p. NJ and NJ
FREIGHT NOTICE
Freight trains leave New York daily (Sundays ,ce,
RANKIN and Center Streets IS p NJ and arrive
az northampton at 1919 A. NJ Leave Nortbampton M 10
~ = ~ ana arrive in New York at ID A. M-Throueh
without change Of cars. s"
DAILY lines OF Stages from Northamutop 10 Auberst
v iamsburgh, Haydenville Florence and HadeI From
Connsyil to New Hartford and wusted From Cheshire
New Haven, Nov. Is, 1853. 5'"'
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JAMES BoyNTON's ESTATE.

nIsT op lTnsop u IIDn tht Frobate
az. Isl ~ Nhsoh' >. ) Court for the District Of
Mlnd.o To all persons concerned IN estate of JAMES
BOiNToN, bate Of Boston, in the Commonwealth az Ma,
sGhqes deceased intesaie who died leaving credits in
w" ,,. p'sHoe' Greeting.
Whereas Ambrose A. Ranney administrators OF the Estate
~ sa propose rendering account Of his admin
ron and presenting his account against said estate TO-
allowance at session of said Court be held at the Inn
o. y Downer, In Neathershcld, in said District on the
tjurth Tuesday Of April. A. D. 1890.
Therefore, you are hereby notified appear before said
Conr al the time and place aforesaid and show eso.e n
any you have why the said account shout not be allowed
Dated at CaSendh, in said District this 9th sy Of Mar
r. D. 1851 10 CLARK H. CHAPMAN Rey'r
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CUM1iIssIoxFR,s Nor,rr

IL tre suh-riefs zue lalg sp7d.ufssl D, the rrl
w 'nurt t1T tie iiistr e - Mss-uiisiar
A4l,e sii a - ~ ellis aud lesi1aus Of al
per- .- aiilsst tar fstss u WILLIAM q B{rr0V -,
Nli tiil - stiA ttstFirf de- ea.c,. and a.a IA ris
tnd deitis sNiisie im ot-t ttrsrto; and ~ r45ti,.
f'efi tif q q ssls 10 tierf iier,i give ssS
that ae viii atisasi g tis- tlsiues q our sid n
q ne hssiiss-aes q tls iafs Wui. q naitaa = Wfsl
h IN 81 ilsrsf o. TIE ioh '4y % Mtr a1 ts ls.t
q Au-7i-t nsxf- fssaa oosk A ~ uniii sur oe5-t =
I y. % slcit q sfli IA
n s. 80 ~
lEa'l LsvEgvcE. Commissioners.
WILLIAM uasals, Ir., Aiui'r lsls
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NJ Q = = 7 = 6 i.

THOUSANDS daily speaking in the praise Of DR. E
| TONS MANTLE CORDIAL, and why because u
never fills afford instantaneous relief when given In time
IL II 10y magic and one thai alone WI convince NVu
tha what we say il true Il contains No pAREGOHlC OR
OrIA1E OF any kind, and therefore relieves by removing
the sungs Of your child Instead OF by dealenlng It's
s FOR thi, reason il comments itselt as the on
" reiabc eplratiou known for Children lcethliE
pnrrhou ~ sentery Chipping In the BoWeS Acidty ct thu
tyniug the gums reducing ntauatnn regulating the Tow
els aud renewing pain IL has equal-b,ing antSpHs-
moc II Is used with unfiing success IN Al eases OF tnn-
yl, or other Fits As YOU value the life and health Of
your children aud wish them from those sad aud
bghng consequences which certain to result from the
use Of narcotics of which all other remedies for lntte
Complaints composed take none but Dr. Eaton imam
tile Cordial this you can rely upon IL Is perfectly harm
sss aud cannot injure tile delicate infant. Price -
cont. Pull DIRECTIONS accompany each bottle Prepared
only by uhttCll q pSruNl,
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CHESHIRE RAILROan


WINTER ARRANGEMENT on and an,, -
w Noy. y 1859, rraius VII rrn as follows "VApNl
MOVING EAsT-Ieaye
fellows Ralls at $50 A. NJ. aud rs p. Nj
\ NJ sud 32i Y, M.-and arrive at Fitehbn,s y, ~ "
md 6.i2 p, NJ Boston az 2 30 aud !. AZ p wEgN
At 2.On and 100 T. NJ "g't
MOVING wESr-Lrayc
BOSTON at 81 and 100 \. ". Fi,sbbursh nj a.,
aud ~ T.. NJ Bccnr, 1t .43 A. NJ. aud t :. 10 u
rive at bellows Fails ut 1928 mud a. 30 NJ AM h
aud 3jP, Nj Rutland, 200 and 500 I. NJ Baasq
jOOP,M. asa
Trains CoNn>et as follo,c,.
Up train at Bellows Falls with kUTLANDS n,tp,,
RAILROAD for huthndi Huntington, Montreal ooVIa
bursh Albany, Troy, Saratoga Springs, schrns,,,oa
the West "3 Y.
Also, With SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Wind.
River Junction, burlington. Oglunsburg Mon,EN VI
Johnsbury, Sc, via. VT CENTRAL, PAssuWpsIaet I
VERMONT 4 CANADA ROADS, Sc. Both ,r,sl y
dirct connection Via VT CENTRAL II. h. for a@ y
Dora Tiaia' Connect ~ Fiielbu,yb
| with Trains of fitchbursh Worcester Il r. f,rW w..
Norwich Providence aud New York CITY 'T'a'
And at urutou junction with trains Of worrcst. ,
ua Il r. Tor Nashua and Concord aud With Trn. !, h
Brobk u. 4 nr Lowell. Lawrence Sc
Tickets G,r all points West may he secured M ,n
Cheshire railroad aud baggage will be checkr,h',l
b A. CHAPLIN, supcrin,.,.
Superintendent Once keenc y H. Nov. Is, M,
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON r 81
a ID TFab
" Run as Follows; '
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington, $50 A. NJ and245
Arrive at Rutland, l 10 5Sl +.
Leave Rutland, ll.50 - - b3 ".
Arrive at Bellows Falls, 2.l5P.M. = $50
MOVING wEsrAND NORTH
Leave BellowsFalls 1890 ?. NJ. and5@pN
Arrive at Ru land 200 " " 3 10
Leave Rutla 3O5 " " l045AN
Arrive at Be llngton 10 " 600
At Burlington ,Traiusccureftr IN lake Chsnpl,.,
ersand Trains Of Vernon enits Road AtRfGa
Trains for Troy, Albany, and New YORK Saratoga M
schenectady aud the West At Bellows Fails win ~
the Cheshire Road for fitchburg, Worcester Lowell al
ton. With Vt. Valley Road for Brattlcboro Uring II
ford New Haven, and New. York And with sullivan n
for Windsor White River Junction and the White Ne
IF Passengers going West will hnd thist the chesnn-
mos tdrect route, Tickets aud all
be had atthe Bellows Falls Ticket Once.
4. A. CHAPLIN Superiag3.
RUTLAND, Nov 10 1859.
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THE PERFECT MELODEON

A MOTHER TRIUMPH ! AT THE LATE STATE FAIR
hat Darlington, the PERFECT again awarded
the First Pre- mum Tor purity eyenncs and of tone
and promptness of touch
lneyery desirable quality for superior instru
ment the Perfect MelodeOns unsurpassed Of this have
abundant testimony.
The addition Of the BASE DAMPER, for which have
recently obtained letters patent Of the greatest inn
provements made the MeoleOn. 1t is meeting with
universal appreciation and is considered all
who have used II and become acquainted with its beautiful
eectWithout it it is almost impossible sell
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PIANO FORTES.

from the best makers selected by Prof BAKER Bo
ton, (which sufficient Of their excelcnce
sale and to rent at manufacturers prices.
All instruments warranted and any part Of the
country at risk. ESTEY & GREEN.
BRATTLEBORO. Oct 10 1859. 20
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RUSSIA sALvE CURES BURNS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES CANCERS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORE EYES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES IrCH.
RUSSIA sALyE CURES FELoNs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES sCALD HEAD.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES NETrLE RASH
RUSSIA sALvE CURES CUTS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES coRNs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES sCALps
RUSSIA sALyE CURES SALT REEuM.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES FLEA BITES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES wHITLows.
RUSSIA sALyE CURES ULCERS.
RUSSIA sALVE CURES WARTS.
RUSSIA sALyB CURES SORE NIPPLES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES sTIEs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES rEsTERs.
RUSSIA sALNE CURES RiNGwoRM'
RUSSIA sALyB CURES scURvr.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES BuNfOSs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORE LIPS.
RUSSIA sALyE CURES ISGROwINo NAILS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SLIDER sTIN0s.
RUSSIA sALyE CURES SHINGLES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES ERUPTIoSs.
RUSSIA sALyE CURES MOSQUITO BITES.
RUSSIA sALyE CURES cHILBLAINs.
RUSSIA sALyE CURES FROZEN LIMBS.
RUSSIA sAEvE CURES WENS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORE EARS.
RUSSIA sALyE CURES BoILs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES FLESH WOUNDS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES PILES.
RUSSIA sALyE CURES BRUISES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES CHAPPBD HANDS.
RUSSIA sALyE CURES sPRAINs.
RUSSIA sALyE CURES swELLED NOSE.
RUSSIA sALvR CURES ERYsIPELAs.
RUSSIA sALyE CURES LANE WRIST.
Dtes Of Nenomous Reptles are instantly cued nv INF.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
Glorious Meeting Al At
tiCa.

One Of the fin est meetings ever held ia the
county, took place at Attiea, on Saturday
last Everything was done by the eitisens,
that generosity could do, to entertain and
Please the people. The number in attend
anee was estimated at from 5000 % 5OOO.--
The seipio, Bloom. Eden and Venite mount
cd guards were ont in full force. speechss
were made in the afternoon by Judg Carey
aud O. Lee. In the evening, tho Tifdn
Wide Awakes went up about 50 strong and
paraded, in company with the Attic, and
Bloom Wide Awakes. Judge Hord Nd j.
G. Lee sp ke ia the evening to large aowd
The Plymouth Band. under tie lead4ship
Of Mr. j. Reilmau, wac pressAt aul di,e,us
cd execlleas music.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12

On The 4th inst, bv Rev. Jesse williams
Mr. Charles Martin, Of Melmore, Seneca Co,
20 Mss Sophia foW. Of Crawford Co.
On the "a Of oct. by Rev. } II Good.
W. u HAHrNaN Esq, Editor Of the Water,
loo CoURuR, Iowa, formerly Of Seneca ca.
Ohio, TO Miss d. 2. CtAEE, Of Middlctown.
Mass.
On the 3Oth Of sept by he same, Mr. q. W
8isfop Of Hancock Co, TO Miss Eliza +.
Smith Of SCipio TIP. Scn,ca Co Ohio.
AZ the Davis House. on the eve Of the 7th.
by Rev + q. Dush, Mr. RruuEN ZEtNKR to
Miss MAuY l.. MUSoEu all Of Melmote.
On the Och inst. in Tinin. by Rev Robert
Andrew. At the residence Of the brides f,tb.
er Mr.. s b. SNEAlH Esq, to Miss MARY L..
DAVIS. Al of Thiin.
Many thanks Tor The fine CAKE aecompa.
the above notice and which was op.
rrccia,ed rs only PnrNrrRs know how. Long
live the happy couple
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
Monday evening OctI5th
WIDE AWAKES, ATTEND


The Tinin Wide. Avakes have determined
to have a grand TORCH LIGHTPARADE,
IN honor Of the brilliant victories achieved by
the Rep ublicans in Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Indiana, TO come OF at this place, on next
Monday evening, Oct 10Th. They respect.
fully invite the companies from Republic. AT.
tica, Bloom, Clyde, Green Springs, Fostoria.
Jackson Tp., Kansas, Adrian, Carey and
Mexico, to join them on that occasion. with
their torches. Horse Companies are also in.
yi'ed. There will be speaking, aod good
time generally
By order Of The Captaip.
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mAre rher NOT FnIsifiers 1n

EDS. TRBuNg-In Cleveland, few days
since, l took up a copy of the PLAINDEALER,
and found an article from the editor Of the
Tiffin ADVERTISER, in which my name is
made the Subject Of his story"
After sundry remarks as to my wherea-
bouts, "pious gentlemen" "Blaek Republ
can" &C., he proceeds to charge me with what
he is pleased TO term "A "mean falsehood",
claiming that l stated that Senator Douglas
was go Intoxicated at Bellevue that he
couldn't stand straight" &C. l have only
TO say this, never made any such statement,
and he asserts what is false, when he says H.
Another charge is, that wheH waited upon
by certain committee to give my reasons
for my opinion, &C., and asked to use dili-
gence in correcting my story, made no reply.
Here, as before, his statement is Incorrect
l was asked TO take back what had snid in
expressing my opinion; and my reply was,
that did not make false settlements ia refer
enee 10 my opinion Of the Little Giants in
trinity. and declined taking it back, there
by saying had stated what did not be-
lieve to be true.
said then my convictions were that he
was unGer the influence Of ardent spirits,
when at the above named place, and have
nothing to take back. had not learned
that man dare not express an opinion, ex.
cept under ban Of proseriptiye dioiation.
would suggest to the editor, II he has Ia.
ken upon himself the task Of correcting opin-
ions in regard to Senator Douglas infirmity
that he take bis baek track Lethim ask for
opinions at Clyde and he may hear some
thing stronger than / am charged with say
ing. At Bellevue-inquire there-then go on
to Monroeyillo. and if he has time, visit Nor.
walk and set up bis inquiry, and see il opin-
IONS don't multiply. And suggest that he
look around home as II may be possible that
some citizens Of Tifin have an OPINION. aud
perhaps have yentured to express it. com.
mend him to faithful husbau dry Of his re-
sources in the task befoee him
In conclusion, have only to say, that after
a residonee. Of two years in Thin, am will
ing that my record for yeruoity shall be sub
mitted to an impartial yerdictof my fellow
citizens in that community.
Intend to trench on no mans rights, nor
by word or sentence, injure the fame or rep
utation Of another, by any false statements in
any instance whatever.
But, be it known"unto thee, o. King" that
! shall claim the privilege Of having an oPiS-
Ios, and expressing il wheneyer and where.
ever in my judgement think best, and upon
whatsoever subject think proper, the editor
Of the ADvERrIsaR TO the contrary notwilh-
stauding
And, if he would be honorable, be will
correct bis statements in regard to me,
through the same paper that made them.
JOHN A. NUDGE.
CLIvELAED, Ohio.
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HIectIng at the NYigwnm.
Speech of Rodney Mason.

speech OF hodney Mason.
The Wigwam was c,owded to oyeraowipo
on Friday evening last, te listen to a speeel
from Rodney Mason OF Springfield. Their,
was large attendance Of ladies, ana ,bo
Wide-Awakes were out in full force.
The speech of Mr. Mason was one of the a.
nest efforts We have ever listened to- Il was
a powerful aud truly eloquent defense Of free,
white labor in the states aud territories, and
a complete vindication Of the Republicans
from the chUge of being the "nigger party !"
The speech was greeted by heq~ont out.
bursts Of applause, and the speaker won y,i.
den opinions from all who heard him.
The LOcos tried to create some disturbance
ut the door, but it was promptly suppressed.
After the speaking, the Wide Awakcs came
out in full force, aud mfrched through the
principal streets, presenting a very handsome
appearance.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
Meeting at Mexico.

There will be rvusiug meeting Of the
friends Of Lincoln and Hamlin, at Mexico.
on Saturday, Oct 18Th, at O'Clock in tie
afternoon. Judge Hord aud Mr. DE Wolf. OF
Iiihn. and Mr. Lemert, Of Bucytus, will ad.
dress the meeting.
mr Delaplane, who keeps tho Hotel at
Mexico, is making preparations for the ae.
eommodatiou Of the crowd, and the citizens
Of that neighboThood arc determined not to
be outdone in their Efforts to make the oeca.
sion a glorious one.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
INC greatFrench Remedy
MADAM BOIvIN's CELEBRATEC
SILVER COATED FEMALE Pills.

The only certain and safe Remedy for ull Uterine
ObsHuciions, monthly Diaeultss, Irregularities, and
all the other diseases to which the woman wife and
Mother peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain no deleterous ingredients but
afes safe nd certain in their aenon. They will be
found the huppe, effects in an cases Of Pro-
lapsus Utsri, in Lsuohouea, or the Whites, they will
he loundthe easiest and most certain Cure that can be
found Il IL account ofths certainty they should
noi be taken By Pregnant Females (during the first
months. a. miscarrage "a oeuain) TO be brought on
but at otherperiods theiruse Il perfectly safe
N.b.-one dollar and three postage stamps enclosed
By return mail,
Q. CROSBY, General Agent, BufTalo, N. Y.
CAUrOE--neware Of CounteTirts; the genuine
have the signature ofC Crosby on the outside wrapper
For sale by I. l.. -. John Co., dubois A 90. aud
J. b. AiaTquuTit, Tiihn, o. aug3l-ly
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l'EhSONS vnlieed with the Feer and
Ague should not spare either time, trouble
or expense, TO procure DR.. H0SfE1TER'S
CELEBRATED BITTERS, whose benef
eient Effects upon the system has bAn clear-
ly proved to those who have been stricken
down IN short space Of time by tlis dread
tul curse, whose checks are wan anl meaRre,
and whose nights are sleepless ard restless.
and whose eyes are dim and sukon, with
death staring them in the face, this COM
pound mast prove a blessing snatching
them, ns il were, from the moth Of the
grave. None can knOw it's true ialue until
they have tested Il. When all OherS have
TAI led, these Bitters have restored the suffer.
ers to pristine health. Their popularity ia
all the Western and Sou then Parts should
introduce them 10 all families.
Sold by druggists aud dealss generally
everywhere.
.55-See advertisement in anoher column
sept Z I'm
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SPEAKING Ar THE wIGwAm
Turn out and Hear.

W. T. CoGGEsHALL, State Librarian.
aud GEO.C c. BENHAM. Of Columbus, will
address tie Central Lincoln Club, at the
N'gwam in this place, on Thursday evening.
Oct 18th, as7P.M The widc-Awskes.
and ladies aud gentlemen are roquestcdto at.
tend, "Come and let US rejoice togei6er,p
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
An Acknowledgements.

PLyMoUTH, Oct 9Th.
EnIroRs TRIBuSE-Win YOU through tbc
medium Of your Paper, please return our
henrt.felt thanks for beautiful and neatly
arranged Boquet, presented to us by the Re.
publican ladies of scipio, at Attica, Oct. 9th,
and much oblige the
PLYMOUTH BRASS BAND.
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ABLEssINC FOR NEEDLE.woME,

hLoNMENr.
A CURE FOR FEMALE wEAKNEsgrs.
a large proportion Of the female sex ma,
trace the beginning Of iucurable debility I
some irregularity Of nature.
These are permanently relieved by the Pr
RuviAN SYRUP, which contains the prot,vij,
OF iron, aud the only form by which this I'm
dispensible element Of health can enter tb.
blood the wantof which causes palenes, ,
OF 10 health. ~ 'O'
me Peruvian Syrup. by its speedy nolioI
on tue liver aud stomach, increases the digeI
i've powers, thus eiiectually curing dysSeb
ria' aud enabling the food TO nourish nm
ussues and increase the flesh
rhRuvi,N SYRUP Is a solution Of the PRO
toAide Of Iron, a new discovery In m,Jicinl
anu strikes nt thc root Of disease by nrodj T
clng healthy blood, the source of ali yi1lid
~ ~ the human orgtnism. For sale bv n
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12

Cnsuaity'--On Thursday afternoon lest,
as Mr. J. I. Huss was returning from .ne
Fair Grounds, with his mother and sister. n
horse came in collision with his buggy.
breaking the shafts, when horse, buggy and
nll' were prccipitated down the steep embank.
ment to the river The whole landed In one
promisouous heap at the bottom. but. strange
10 say with the exception of a few slight
scratches, they all escaped unhurt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12

smith, Darnes q Cots Seed Drills,
manufactured here, have taken the let premi.
ums at our own, and the Michigan State
Fairs, in fair competition with the best Drills
in tho country. They also took the first pro
MUM at the Huron Co. Fair This is high
to the enterprise and mechanical
.kili OF our place, as well as Of the firm Of
smith, Barnes 4 Co, who well deserve all the
honor they have gained ia this line.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12

Capt Bogby, with his his company Of
trundle-bed "infantry," charged upon nm old
gander on the street, the other night, but the
gandcr was too much for them, and put the
whole army Of little Suckers" aud spanked
urehins to flight, including the commander.