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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12
Y. II. GIBSON JAMES NJ. PATTERSON
Gibson g. Patterson,
AttorneY's ID LaW.

= VI ~ y ~ ~ "
W. n. Gibson has resumed the practice or law in
Heneca aul adjoining couniies, and associated with
himJ. NJ Patterson. They viii give prompt attcn.
tiohte all business sntuued their care. Oico iu
>, ,'u0n' ereial Row, Main street, Thin, Ohio.
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Try them yoa that are afl cited. and we
surs tina. vauf tsssin,ny can be added to To
ready nunero asiist tatt mas reosired dement's
no ther nedioine can produce.
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A CAN adam RE NJ e DY
For Cossreness, breg,elarty and DEBILITY of The
Dige.tius Organs, inducing Headdch', LassitEds.
Ntrsoxsnsss, General ProssrG'ion Of tbs Mind
and Body, Paralysis, de.
A MOMENTS reflection oug to convince
n sensible man Of the folly and danger
constantly dosing with Cathartic Medicines. In
practice Ia psrnielous and suieiia! An experience
Of forty yeers has taught me that the constantly
iroreas;ng evils of indigestion fearful y aggra-
waited by he too free use of Catnartics. he
Amerieano eopls are fast becoming nation OF
dyspeptics by tneir artificial m 1des of ne piss
tic Cat artics increase the irritdblity and PROF.
trats the strength Of the digestive organs
The Pills now offered specially II signed to
eliay this irritabiity, and Il. tie same time to
invigorate and strengthen al the iGnotons ~ IL
eesrion, while tley are gently Laxative. ihey
are 50 mild and invi xorating that enc IS aot re-
minded by any disagreeable effects that 10 has
taken medicine.
Business Men, Stu Tents. Professional Men, Fe
msl;s,and all persons loading confined or seden-
tary Lie 4hould try 5uem.
The undersigned Phya.cijns cboerfnliy coryf
to the high professional! standing OF DR.. 'oi"y
otqnstead one Of tue Oldest and best Phy sician
ami 10 the excellent qualities Of his "Auti-Oostlve
and Tonic Pills. which We have used IL our prac-
tice, and highly approve.
J. 5. 0IEsoy, N. D., Durham, c. Z.
c. E. CoITox, NJ. D.. Cowansvilte.
CHARLES Brown, NJ. D., "
s. 5. FosrEa, NJ. D., Bronze.
NoFKAs CLEVELAND, N. D Baruston.
n. jerks, NJ. D,
C. W. CowLEs, NJ. D., stsnstead
JOHN MIXES, NJ. D.,
JosEPH BRFADoS, N. D., Surgeon r. N
BENJAMIN DAMON, NJ. D., COaticook.
LExUEL RICHMOND, NJ. D., Derby Line.
II. @. GLrSEs, NJ. D. Compton, c. E.
@. 0. SoMgR., NJ. D., MagOS. 9. L.
&c. RUtHERFoRD, NJ D., Newport, Vt.
Prepared by DIR. n. COLBY.
stanstesd Z. f.. and Derby Lire, II.
Sold vhers medieiue is sole genorally.,
August 81, 1851. Ga"
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SEND IL YOUR TARGETS.

The Second Vt. Company Z. s. Sharp Shooters
Tor CJl. Berdans Regiment Is fast filing up. 1t
needs few more OF t1e Crack ohos Of Vermont
TO make the maximum nun ber-before starting
Tor the seat Of II ar.
Remember you can AXE your trial shot before
SINE responsible person in your own neighbtI-
buod-whieh Trial c n,i-t< Of the following, Viz:
The tareet must be N de lat firm rest) at
distance of 20 yards globe 81 ghts, or 100 yards
open sigh;s; and sent o me at my Head QUAR-
ter" upon tie receipt Of which, the applicant
viii receive by return mail ais acceptance OF non
acceptance, rs the case may be.
Persons of Incorporate habits will not be ac-
ceptea. Minors must send n written permit from
Parents ana guardians. Applicants should be
par.icaiar 20 send their age ana height.
VII state Papers please COPY?
West Randolph, Vt. OFT. I. 1862.
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GOIrG SarrN.
TIE STEAMER MONTREAL.


T,,ve. p;stist1rsh every -aoroiag, except sa-ue-
tsv. AMI -un.lqvs. at A u, Darlington II Sd 3
han at430 PM, arrive a. - At u, IN time p
passenr gers to take cas- Cor Troy, connecting VIZ
steamer Francis $ iddy and Vanderbilt All q.
rive IN New York eallg next morning.
Leaves Whitehall every evening, except Hatls.
aavs and sundays, a. . P Y, OF On arrival q
Trains from Troy, Albany ard Schenectady g.
riyes at Burlington At o'oI5cs next morning. az
Platt>burgh at g.
The uloIning cars f.oa Montreal, AMI cs:s frcU.
the White Mountains. via VI. Central f. K toa
meet at Burlington with this boat, sni with tee
other boats make complete connection with
Lake George Steam Boat each way.
Tickets for sale on the Boats for the So1t5,t g.
AMI west; and also at the Office Of the Company
west eide Court House Square.
Burlington, Aug. S, 1851 oa"H
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Kdli;ERgY;k

NEW DIS, OVERY.
TIME Asoarides or Pin Worms, tho removal
which has ever bafi-d the sl'll o. the ,4y
eminent pbysiciars. and universally considered
them beyond the reach Of mediclLo, are entirely
expelled from the human sy-t-m by the use o.
DE-. z. C. Gouid's Pan Worm Syrup.
4 Cure Warranted in crcTy oa'e,
Reject afforded IN treafy tour hours.
This Syrup is purely a vegetable preparation
and harmless with the youngest child.
SYHProSs Intense itching, biting and distress
in the lower rart Of the rectum and about the ses'
loft. mistaken Tor the pies) disagTeeable sensa-
ton in the epigastric region lower part Of the
bowels, restlessness, wskefulness, starting and
scrr inning in the sleep, fainting, and not unfre-
quc uy pasms or fits.
CAur1oN.-The genuine has the name, "Dr. E.
G. Gould's Pin Worm Syrup" blown in each bot
tie, his portrait and fac smile Of his signature
on the wrapper
HERvEY 4 MOORE, Propriefors.
Address GEO. c. GOODWIN 4 CO.,
IL and 2 Marshall st., Boston, Mass,
General Agents for New England
F'Sold by Druggists generally. ylw34
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
C-oHs,eHcs Monday Avg. L. 1861


TpArss ooIse NoRrs A.D VIZ
Leave Burlington at ) 90 M, g 81 1. II, az
eIOP. n.
MN TEA1s connects a. Y tndsor and Z -lte hlT-
ar function with train. Ioarir; Bcstcn and SPrlcE
field, a ! 50 4. H.. same day, ard New Yors
previous evening Leave Windsor at . 2. ".
arriving Burlington at rec PM, Rouse. Point Fl;
s 40 P. NJ, Montreal a: 10 80 ?. NJ, AID OZde-l
brrrb stl30 4. N. Connecting at Ogdens5ur5 I
VIII Grand Trunk Railway, fer Detroit Chicsz3
and the West.
AccoavooArr5S leaves N0rthasl3 a. :. ~
for Burlington and Rouse's Point,
EIGur EXPRESS, connecting 50 NiId--
with train 4hicb leaves New York a, 5 90 A. IT..
at " hite River Junction With train which isa- Is
Boston via Lowell st 80 Pm, or Lawrence q,
SEQ P. NJ the previous day. Leaves V hite Rive
Junction at y 20 A. NJ, arrives at BGrilGgt e.
S. A ~, Rouse's Point 8: 50 A M, monte
atoSO A. e., and Ogdensburgh az 90 p il
connecting With Railroad and Steamers for Nissars
Falls, Buffalo and the West
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TEAMS GOING SOUTH AID EAsr.
-e-t:-.o-, - Al II 2 an

LeGTE LIIlluhtOE ~ NJ n 80 ~ -
p.
MAIL Tram leaves RousesPoiut at 90 AN
Z. Adams ST 7 90 a. ". connecting at Burlins-
on with Rutland snd Burlington trains Tor sara
toga Spviug-, Troy and Albany, &c, connecting
White River unctio- with trains for Wells Rive
L;jtIeton, White MoGnta rs. Barton &c, and fcr
Boston, Lowell. " orcestf 7, &c. snd eoR0ectlnsU
Windsor with trains for Boston, Springfield, II srt
f-.d. New Haven and Ne- YORK, arriving in Ao7
York az II IS, P. u.
ExPREss leaves Bcuses II. Al 10 AN. CoL1ect
there With train from Montreal the came morning
connects az Burlington y tn Rutland and Bur
l:ng,on 1qd for Troy. Albany and New
FORK, an arriving At Nortb6old at 80 u.
MEET Exrssss iesv Ozde-sbureh , al pr
A W. N9at4.4I at IS P. M, Rouse's foIut o.
# co1uecrirgat " hite River Junction wit -ft5
err z ~. for Boston, Worcester dc, (4I wing n
Boston at ; 40 AMI, 81 Wi-i-r With SuiE Al
Railrca+ for Boston. Sprlngfs-l, Eart:- 80, -svv
...-n AID New ok.
; eepia, Cars are attached 20 both The H.--t
Exfr,s trains run1iDg between EoGzes R,i,., 7-d
Boston.
through Tickets fer ChicsEo and The West g.
SHE - -5c prilciPsl stations
q. MERRILL, Sep.
81. AIo4l., W.. Eug. =, l5ol.
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NOTICE.

yuyuIS i, to certify that I have this day siTen
my son, DAVID B. DAWSON, his time during
the remainder Of his minority; l shall claim mons
of his earnings and pay 10 debts Of his raotioS
after this date. TITUS DAFloON'
Colchester, Oct. leo, 1861. wI6N3+
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SONGS FOR TIL TINES!

ETTNE LAMEHICA, Willard.
Rule Columbia, AgustJ.
Forward boys. forward, (ogavtette) Root.
The first Gun IS fred, (Song ChoTusl -. l. Rect
Rcd, y bite aud Blue. Shaw
TIE Banner Of Freedom, Romano.
~, MP with cur Banner, I. Conner.
Iae sword # Bunker lin. Overt
Hy Country, is Of taer az s1usOy NadPdrodi
God save tie Union, Ncrz.
Cur Country Starry ! q, Conner.
Have ye SHARPE s. ar SWORDS poo.
Qlar.etre, s
Camp Song of the irish Brigade, flu shes.
81 oep for the .issvr-a trbu 10 10 the
memory Of the late Col. Ellsworth
semen, join the glorious anthem, HeEreTo.
Cur good Snip sails tonight M4ssett
Dixie for the UGion, Emmett.
Rock me to sleep, Mother, Percy.
Grand Union Pot Pouui, Baumstsck
JUST WE'D, . large assortment IF II
kinds OF WJs ICAb INSTRUMENTS
together with the largest An best selected
stock Of SHEET MUSIC and
MUSICAL MERCIANDiSE
- DC found IL the State, At
81. W. ALEXANDERS,
Aug. 9Th, 1851. COLLEGE ST
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ID Il d. X u Z L I, l.
HOUSE FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, the House and lot ia Shelburnt
Il Falls, belonging to the subscriber The
house is a convenient dwelling house, in good re
pair, the lot comprises about two acres of land
with with orchard. garden, &c. The above will
be sold at bargain. urther information may
DO obtained on the premises.
II. A. FLETCHER.
6aelburne, OCT. 2, 1861. w4w
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Dcns Vernon, Clio, Ja4. IS, 1851.
Coury c. spa!iins Esq.
Iieasc find ineiosed twenty-five cents, 'or which
send me another box Of your Cophalio Pills. Ihti
are '-l,l, he b,st F.Hs haze tuS friei.
.lTsc' 4. SLOWER, P MO.
Belle Vernon, Wyaa lot Co.,
Tpsiiau.I -.ich.. Jan. Il, 1861
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nOYS' Patent Leather Cloth and G Cd t top peg
I'D congress boots at cost at JEWEFI'S.
I42 Church Street, Burlington VI.
July 10, 1891, dav
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GREET EXPECTATIONS. By Chsrlrs Dick:
" eas. IA p per cover. Price 80 cents.
2 tectived ana Ipi sale at
.HUATlNuTON'S.
Sept IL, 1851.
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War! War! .yarl!.
FARM FOR SAFE

A 7 SHELBURNE FALLS, contain;us Il
n acres, cottage house, out-buildings, fruit
trees, &c.
For particulars address Il. A. Fletcher Chateau
gay, N. Y, or inquire of a. Nash, living on
aid farla. wlSE3s
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1T REDUCED PRICES.
g. Y. & Q. Q. bLNLDLLI, 20
No. 6, College 81. Burlington, ~.
With Gia Sc Cloth Presser, Improved
oop-Chsck, New style Hem,ter-
inder, Ccrder, a..

This Machine makes this Lack stitci. z.i
ranks highest, on account Of thei tii-- i-y pcr-
manence, beauty, and generalde5irabl5ns4s Ct the
stitching when done, and the wide range q ia
application "-F,pc-t f A-s-;-17 Frra,,- Nm
Tos+.
ECONOMY OF SEWING MACHINES.
TIE Wheeler & Wilson Company has prepared
ables showing by actual experiments Of four diff
erent workers, the Ii me required 70 stitch each
part Of Fermcrt by hand, and with their Sewing
Machine. subi'ilel i. =gumsry Of several Of
the tables.
Tho Wheeler ard Wilson Company has prepared
tables showing, by actual experiment Of four diff
ferens workers. the tine required % stitch each
part Ct garment By haI1i and with their Sewing
Ma chine. Subjoirci !z summary Of ovcYal Of
the tables;
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safe and sure remedy for
Coughs Colds, Group, Asthma, Wh0oping-
Couch. Sore Throat. Bronchitis, RodrJc-
ness, Influenza, Ferer and Ague.
1t is warranted to relieve Group in FIVE min
utes.
To break up common cold in llngle night
To relieve the Asthma at once.
To euro all coughs and disease Of the lungs
previous to liberation.
The matchless success and unprecedented popu-
srity which this remedy has attained in one short
year, would seem TO be a sufficient guaranty Of its
Toelency. If any one doubts it let ouch give it
ono trial.
Read the following: From Hon. Levi Under
wood, Lieut.. Governor Of Vermont.
Messrs. L. B. Magoon Co. l have used your
Weeks Magic Compound, for severe colds and
throat, and il has proved an efficient remedy.
It is valuable accession to the list Of remedies
fer colds, coughs, &c
lam, &c, Yours,
LEVI UNDERWOOD
Duliu gton. Oct. Sth, 1850.
From Hon. Timothy p. Rcdfeld.
BY using your Weeks Magic Compound short
time, l was entirely cured of ono Of the severest
and most obstinate colds upon my lungs that
ever experienced. l know of no remedy equal to
Il Tor coughs and lung complaints generally.
TIMOTHY P. hEDFIELD.
Montpelier, Oct. 18th, 1860
From Rev. Z. b. Smith, D. D.. Principal of New
Hampton Institution.
The Magic Compound which YOU furnished D.
last Spring, when 1 was suffering most severely
from the effects Of long continued cold upon M
lungs, acted like charm. The first night after
taking It, | coughed less and slept better than for
weeks before, and the uso of it naly removed
the difficulty entirely. l should use it again in
preference to al y ire / Lutc ~ 8, VA.
similarly afflicted.
IourI uly,
L. 8. SMITH.
Fairfax, Vt, April "a, 1000
w2Syrl
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Z oTe- to the couatry trade and consumers,
q complete ssortmc0t q every variety
LIQUORS, WINES Sc.,-nl could -ay ia :
our experience o. more than FORTY YEARS
In porters Is rot orlya sufficient eulrattee t.
TIE Parity 4 our Goods, bat toat I enst.es
as to offer advantages 10 huyers that cannot De ex
-teJ by any house. in Boston. Owing t. the c;l-
tcuity Of Procuring, in many towns, strictly
pure and reliable article Of Liquor sad W r. si2r
nie1lcir-! aud other purposes, VIC have for many
year given special attention 70 filing order Tor
Private Use AND consumers wall flI i gcca Wy tc
their alVol'8-e e. send thcr orders TO us u rect
rs sd employ uo travelling or other eeDis' ut
.c--. Persons rao require Pay- L.laeTv ~
Vino, in -r.e ar small quantities, oty rest as
suTci That al orders viii receive on best Perse-a
alton. Is, aaa tsat every article set from on
house will bc satisfactory il every respect. Com
muuicaticDs by mai VIII receive prompt atten
ton, viii Iul and complete catalogue o. goods
prices. &c.
1. y. RICHARDS & SONS,
SIS state Street. Boston.
Boston, April 1871. d3awly
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DIS RIDERS OF THE KIDNEYS.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they secrete too much or too little water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel, or
with aches and pains settled in the loins the
regions of the kidneys, these Pills hould be TAX
en- according to the printed directions, and the
Ointment should be well rubbed into the small Of
the back at bed time. This treatment will give
almost immediate relief when all other mean
have failed:
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-ts--- RATES OF PASSAGE:
rinpr CABIN, 1880 STgERA0E, $1,000
do to London. $4,000 Go to London, $50, go
Storage Return Tickets, good for nonths $50, 90
Passengers forwarded 20 Paris, lIavre, Ham
burg. Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, SC. at re-
duced through fares.
= Persons wishing to bring out their friend,
ear buy tickets here at the following rates 20 New
York From Liverpool OF Que nstown Firs,
Cabin, SIS, $ss and SOB. 5 eerage from Liver
pool S4O,0 90. From oueenstorn $50 co.
These Steamers have super or sccomnodaiions
FOR passengers and carry erps fenced Surgeons
They are bull. In ater-tigh, ron Sections ana
have Patent Fire Al nihiistoTs )n board.
For further Information apply at tbs Company
0@css.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent. is Broadway, n. Y,
re. =; BLAKE, Agent, Burlington.
MArch Z. dawls
tfa-a
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RUTLAND 4 HUzLIyCT0E = r.
FALL ARRANGCNEyT

ON AND AFTER Wedlesi y, September q
- Trains leave the Rutland and Burl.ngtor
Depot as follows
. 90 \ N, Mail Train, f5r Boston, lowell, Vos
ces;er, Springfield, Toy, Albany, Ne
York, sc.
II 05 4 NJ, Express train, arriving at New 1or-
via Hudson River Rail Road So 10 90 /
VI. This train connects with Trains fToI
Osdensburgh and Montreal a. Burlington.
running from Montreal 70 Troy wiihou.
change Of cars.
90 P II for Troy aud New York, arriving a.
Troy at 80 4 II. and New York az ? 81
7. VI.
Trains arrive at Burlington as follows
so y acco mmodltion Train from Kutisli.
oe u, Nail Train from Boston, Lowell. " U
cc-ter. Springfield, New YORK &c.
e. 4. CHAPLIN, surt
Rutland. Sept. -, 1851.
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OLMSTED,s

WATERPROOF LEATHER PREsERyEg
vyt-A scnpoupd discovered by Prof. ola,sted
Of Ya's College h,d che best preparation now in
ssa f0f k-Ainr LESTER impervious water Try
smts .tstf IN sale r. IVY.
- "a let OAWd
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eAu1st AvD IT'S PLEASURE
uoLLOWAy'S PILLS
NERVOUS DISORDERS.

What Is more fearful than the breaking downoi
,,a nervous system To be exci.e2ble or nervou
~ srnal degree is most distressing for where can
: remedy be found Tn re is one drink but
little wine, beer, or spirits, or far better mono
take no cofee,-weak tea being preferablei get sli
the rresh air you can; take three or four Pulls eV
cry night; eat plenty of solids avoiding me use
~ slo1s; and if thcso golden rules followed.
Won viii be happy il Iniad and strong In body,
and forget you have any nerves
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remedies Of the Kind have been tried IL vain I3is
may seem incredible, but II Il fail n any case the
money will be refunded. .
OVER TWO THOUSAND BOTTLES
have now been sold without single
failure when taken IS directed, and without
the least injury 20 health In any cass. - 1t Is
put up in bottles of three different strengths with
fuII directions for using, AMI sent ty express
closely sealed to all parts Of the country
PRTCES-Fuli strength, $40; half strength
49, quarter strength, 50 per bottle.
80 Remember THIS nei'clue u d@-igne' OK
pressly Tor obstinate cases Which all otler Ieme-
dien Of The kind have failed n cure; also tnat II
Is warranted rs rep eseuted in ,-cry 5eeo"e'or the
price will be refu nded. - Beware o. it~I0nS !
Nome warranted unless purchssci directly OF Ut.
Il. 1r at his Office. Prepared and sold only at
Dr.. jisttISon's Remedial Institute or special Lis
eases, No. - Union Street. Providence. h. l.
81 Or. a. iss regularly educated paysi'in 90
years practice, giving his Whole ate
-., . j. spec ialty.
Consult. tious ~ letter or Otherwise &c STREET.
>-fden si,aud med -cs all be SEM by 4A,- 80
seen from o5srr alton go all parts ~ t1s Eitea
States. = lsc accommodations FOR !.u-l- from
abroad wishing for - secure az quiet I--fc--'
with good Gaze, until restore e. he'i'5.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
Int so DAYS Of medical imposition WON ny
assnn 70 be D -sc-e-s eitbcut any En. Tel --
Of medicine Ehatcver, persons can1ot cs Zoo Gu 70
tul to whom thes apply, before at least "sin=
some inquiry, aud e q-cislly - relation 20 t1.se
Who make The greatest pretensiors Adre.tjsias
physicans N nine cases out Of ten, are inposto's
and if you allow yourself to be misead By their
false statements and 60 blindly into traps set for
youu without making any inquiry, you viii nave
reason to regret it when ii is too late. pr. NJ.
will send free, by enclosing one stamp as above. a
Pamphlet on Diseases of Women, and on special
diseases generally also Circulars giving full 10
- nd {
and Testimonials, without which, advertising
physician or medicine of this kind, is deserving Of
any confidence whatever.
Dr. Mattson is the only educated physician ic
Providence if not in New England, who makes
speciality Of Private diseases ami be gives the very
best references and testimonials, both of his hon
esty and his skill. If there are any others let
them do the same; otherwise you had better keep
away from them.
Orders by mail promptly attended T. Write
your address plainly, and direct 70 Dr. Mst'ison
as above.
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From ihs Ezaniner, Norfolk, Va.

CePt &c Pills acccro 'ish It's objo;t for which
they were made, viz: Cure of Headache in all it,
forms.
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IFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE.
ErNA INSURANCE CCMPANY.
HARTFORD, CONN.
HOME IL CRATCE COMPANY,
Capital, 100000
puGsIx INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD, CoNN,
Capital sieooOo.
LAMAR FIRE ASSURANCE CO.
NEW YORK
CoNNEcrICUr FIRE INSURANCE. Co.
HARTFORD. CONN.
n RTu WESTERN INSURANCE {"
oswECo, y. T.
Capital, $l5O,Ooo
WESTERN MAssACHU>ETT CO
FITTsFIELp, MASS.
Capital, $l50,0oo
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. co.
A-s.tt., $500, 0O0
CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE. Co
hartford. CONN,
Capital an Surplus, 100000
Policies issued in the foregoing f, - class Com
psnies andiosses tgu.f45iy ali us.ei and promptly
paid ny the undersi .ued,
Bur''n, I'm ,sr u, issa. dawly
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From ne Eramjner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success.
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Neynoidsburg, Franklin Co., Ohio,
In...,n. / q LIl

Heynoidsburg, Franklin Co., Ohio,
January 10, 1861.
Henry c. Spalai1g,
No. - Cedar 1t. =. Y.
Dear Sir:
Enclosed find twen five cents, (25,) for which
send a box 81 -Cephaiic Pills" Send to address
OF IL. c. Filler, Keynoldsburg, Franklin Co.
Ohio.
Your p L sg7rLIf a c5g'm-cg-e Headache al
most sastl, tcr.
Truly yours,
WA. c. FILLER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-22
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS.

MOIHLNO NM UAOUtI I1IR7J'
Il there ia one thing moro than another for
which three Pills are so famous 1t is their purify
inz properties. especially their power Of c,eans-
ing tho blool from all impurities, AMI removing
dan ,erous ani Suspended secretons. Universally
aIopte as the one grand remedy for female com
plants they never fail, never weaken the system,
and always bring about what il required.