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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01

Mcssrs. Clemens and Mhlson OF Va
Ethe,idge and Nelson Of Tenn and Ad.
ans Of Ky, have recently made strong
Union speeches in Congress- so also
& Gilmes Vi North Carolina, These are a
few Of the faithful among the lai,hless.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
Cocrcing "a state.

The silly Aalk Of northern Democrats,
(who always waat some excuse for trea-
son) agAlRst oosretag a STATE is Oboo,
played out Nobody proposes any such
thing. The United stptss can no more
SeeToc a State, than conng or rail-
noha corporation. AZ the sane time, the
Federal laws, II constitutional, 0se su.
pIenc, and each citizen is individually H.
phis ~ them, no difference where ne
hveS. o. What the LAWS o. lis State mey
Be.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
inc Presidents sPcCIaI mcs-
snWp.

Ths President transmitted special
Message 70 Congress, on Monday, aecoua-
punying the Virginia resolutions, recon-
mending Convention at Washington
on the t,h inst. HehoPcs Congress will
do nothing 70 produce q collision Of arms,
during the Pendeney OF these negotia-
tiohe.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
sheriff sale.
Peter Schwartz, Ct al,
~


Daniel Smith, stnl.
ny virtue ~ On order made iiy lho Court
OF Common Pleas "a seneba Cubhts Ohio. al
The January term thereof q D is6i, In De
above entitled cause aud 10 fie directed. /
will offer FOR sac at public vcndhe at the
door Of the Court House in the city Of IiHin
In said county,
On rms An DAY or MARcH, A. p 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. ". and
I O'Clock p. n Of said day the following
described lands md teucmonts to.wit,
Thirty 600 acres Of Of the West Side Of
the y orlh East Quarter Of the North East
Quarter Of Section twenty two (22), in Town
ship one %, North of Range seventeen (lI)
East in Seneca County, Ohio.
TERMS OF SALE:-One third cash on
the day Of sale; one third ia twelve months
and one third in twenty -four months, with in
forest. The deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage on the premises.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Feb. Let 1851. $3.50 Sheriff
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
North CnroIInn LcgIsInture.

RALEIGH, n. c., Jan. 26,-The House
to-day passed resolution sending Com
missioners 10 meet the Southern CoRyen-
ton at Montgomery, Ala. II will pass
the Senate. The proceedings otherwise
were Of an uninteresting chOrSster,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
Fron MnrYInnd.

BALriNoEE. Jan. 25,-Goy. Hicks has
appointed Beverly JohBson Augustus w,
Bradford, Wm. }, Galdborough Ino, w,
Crisheld aud j, Dixon Roman, all Union
men, as Commissioners, 10 meetthe Com
missioners Of Virginia in Warrington
on the 4th of February.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
The BROOKLYN gene south.

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 25.-Tho sloop-of-
war Brooklyn sailed yesterday South,
with sealed orders. She took two COM
panios Of soldiers from Fort Monroe.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice

= hsfclY gwen that petition will BE- prssentsi 10
ne f'ioneIs ot seneca eo, at he heAtsetiion
ior de uhetation ofthe width 20 ioy isa Of 50 uueh
Of the thd hofnson stats Road, % calhd, - Tunf
throuFh Eden tp. 10 said capnys eou neA 'uE on The
hue hotwccn Cliutou and Elon tps a anlf fiuuIur be-
tweea sseions a Z, a 40, IS 4 ne, 2li q - %
81, % 90 10 kden r.. 20 he ITaNtortre. hne ana
there tgrniaais. teblN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01

The high and enved celebrity which these prs.em.
nent Medicines have acquired for their nyanabls of
dcury in an the diseases which they profess to cure,
has rendered the usual practice OF pulling not only uu
NECESSARY, but unworthy ofthcm,
IN ALL CASES
Of Asthma, Acute and Chronie Rheumatism Ahec'
tons Of the nlnddor and X idncys.
BuIIOUs FEvERs & LIVER COMPLAINTS
In the south aud IVES, where these diseases pre-.
vail, they will be found Invaluable Planters, farmers
and othcr,, who once use these Medicines will ncter
afterwards be without tlcm.
UIIIIuts COtIC, SERIOUS, LOOsENEsS,
TIIES, COsTTV ENEss, COiDs, COUGHs,
collie, CORRUPT HuMuRS, DROrsN,
DvsrrrsiA-No person with iiis addressing disease
houd dclhy using these medicines immediately,
Eruptons orthc skin, Eusipclas, llutulcnry.
FrvEu ASH A0UE-for this scoufec Of The Western
county, thesc mcdicncs will le found saiVi speedy
and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the sys
ten suHcctto rrtsTn ofthe discasci aoufe by these
medicines " permanent.
Try them Besntisdcd md be cured.
FoUtNEss or CoNrLENIoS-
GENERAL bEBiLTrY, CoUT, GGDDtNEss,
Gravel Headaches orcvcry Kind, lnwsrd Fever, In.
hommatoy Rhcumatism, Impure Hood Jaundiec,
MrRcuhi,L pisEAsEs-Ncyer iol. 10 eradicate en-.
tircy all the effects Of Mercury ,iudnigslt than
' SisHT %G;i ETTST sWERT NERvors BEnIiTY
Complaints ofun kinds, Organic Aiieciions.
PIlRs--rhe original proprietor Of these msdioines
was cured OF Pics Of - year andingby the use Of
FANS in the Heed, side Rock, Joints and Organs
RHEuA ArisN--Thoso affected with This terrible dis.
case will be sure Of felcifby the Life Medicines.
| Rush OF nloodto the Head, ScuWy. alt Rheum.
S,rofua, or Kings Evil, in it, worst ioTms, Ulcers
of every description.
MoRus ofai kinds arc oTecinally expelled by these
Modcines Parents will do veil 20 ndniini.tcI them
whenever theil elisions6 ssu'pcctcd, Relcfis
The Life Pills & Ph@niX Bitters,
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
! Aud thus remove all disease from the system.
| Prepared and sold by
DIR. WILLIAM Il. MOFFAT,
! 335 BtUudw oy, ctrnr Of Anlhcny Street, New York
FoTsale by All GTuggsu ieblly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
Lom,sinnn I,ns scccdcG.

Louisiana has gone the way of South
Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia
and Florida. The ordinance of seooss-
lou has passed by a large majority
There is much rejoicing in New Orleans.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01

INtNIpNl NJ J,i J 0ui aH'
The Legislature has passed a Fesolo-
ton inviting the President elect o. visit
'prenton and extending 80 him the hespi,
taltics ~ iho state.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
The Critteuden Pr0pOsitfOnS.

cntiendens proposidon Tor saving the
Dpioa may be regarded As dead. No Re
p,fbkean OF Douglas democrat can vote
for q. Nahoub &fOetly stcriheing his
cherished priheialas. II establishes sla-
veFy in an the towitofy south Of SO o
90 mia. and snakes 4 perpetual and be-
yond the reach Of the Pesrie, by putting
j. - tha Constitution Il is sihipB an
opshptynsns Of the Blsekiinidge plat
form.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01

The telegraph Informs ms that the
Grand gury of Washington have Indicted
ex.sscrstary Floyd on three counts, as
followsl
l, For mslfsssaneein Office.
2, Negotiating lndian neads,
g. Conspiracy against the GOFerh-
meut
There 3 no doubt bw that Floyd is
guilty on each Of these eharses,
or Mounps TaFia Rill isnow under
-. a.. l.,.,...4,.. ~ a.. ..,,i.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
EIectiOm Notice,

.,r,e ,,s.l,tlof tio FarnsIf Mntusl Rsilsf Atie,
eiatiou of srnoei 90. ohio, sfe hsfghY peneH ~,
,Ls rsir, siinr on laid cemnany VIII be htld a.
-, .rsrl honte 20 AdaIns townsipi io1r mile
Ne,ik al Rspphlic, oa fndaY, tac lft day ol MHrcn
le6i. stlo oeioet A ~, ofsaid day, oI ~ pn.s -
f olaeiins ave iraaegz iqr taid esfoeleiier 20 ~.
gn,ias year II haat the ro1aIt clihrr oHterf, aua
10 ttssaact ssch othtr tslasss . uAr b seat
fore ne msstint. a flll aiieuaelfs a ftipseuauy
JOHN CulFRl III. proi.
a, ~. NEiNlklsl sec,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
New ORLEANS, Jan. %.

INV NIILLIN9i , lTT' -0' 7
Returns from Texas thus far indicate
an overwhelming majority for immediate
Sc cesslOn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
From Washlng,on.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.
Union men arc encouraged BY The
prompt response 10 the invitation for
Commissioners to meet here on the 4th
gf yulf, and Il is believed that their ac-
ton will coiiihond the support Of a large
moidrty Of Cohgfess.
The Fugitive slave law introduced TO.
doy by Douglas, is considered a thorough
and elective measure for obviatinp tho
objection to the present statute.
Shdell and Benjamin will formally va
cate their seats as soon as they receive
official information Of the secession Of
Louisiana.
II is not believed that a majority Of
seoesslonists will now be elected to any
other State Conventions.
The great point arrived at now bv
Union mon, is 70 avoid all pretext for col.
lision by sceeding States, in the hope
that the sober second thought Of the pco-
pie II adjustment measures arc prescpted
will induce them to resume their places
in the Union.
The repeal Of the personal liberty bill
by Rhode Island, and the action Of the
Ohio Legislature, are hailed us harbippers
Of peace, aud affoirs begin TO wear moro
hopeful aspect.
Secretary Dix has instructed COM
mandcrs of revenue cutters if attacked TO
mako the best defence in their power.
and If assailod by superior force 70 run
their vessels ashore and blow them up.
lie hos also written 20 the Collector Of
New Orleans 70 apply to the Governor
OF Louisiana to revoke the seizure of the
Government Hospital, and ordering 26O
patients 20 be romoycd-Secretary Dix
dcnuuncing II as an act of outrageous
barbarity, disgraccful to any age or
country.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01


rtOus Occurrence in Charles
ton HnrbOr--LCgislutivc Pro-
Cccdings.
CnRLEsroN, S. c., Jan. 23.-The bat
terry on Sullivan's Island fred into a boat
Monday night, which approached with
muA'lcd oars. The sentry warned them
of, and then fred The boat turned a.
way; soon after heard the boat haul up
at Fort sumter, one man saying he was
wounded badly. Some think Il was an
effort to run the gauntlet Of the sentry and
spike the guns; others that they were de-
sertcrs.
The Senate on Tuesday rchIsod to
make an appropriation for a telegraph in
IN . hBrbor
Jefferson Davis was expected to arrive
here last night lie is talked of for
President of the Southern Coufcderacy.
After the adjournment of thc Legisla-
ture the Sovereign Conv cntion will be
called.
The Governor is in receipt Of IN any
insulting anonymous letters from the
North.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01

C1-non neni. Stanton of Ohio--ons
q ths laeormpiihle aoetof RspubFsaas
has reeeaily mpde ppe u tAe uslsst
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
LOnIsinnn C0nvcntinn.

BAToS RoGUE, Jan. IS.
Tho day was partially consumed by
speeches from the S. G. and Ala. Com
missioners The Convention adjourned
after much discussion on n resolution
submitting the secession ordinance to a
vote Of the people. A vote on the Sc
ccssion bill will be taken at twelve
o'clock tomorrow. The prospects this
morning were decidedly favorable to od-
journing the Convention to New Or
leans.
BATON RoGUE, Jan. 90.
AT ten minutes past one O'Clock, this
afternoon the vote on the ordinance for
immediate secession was taken, which
resulted in yeas ll3, nays "a.
Tho Convention has adjourned T. New
Orleans.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
InRBING b REPAIRlNG
GRBAI REDUCTION III lRIEES

OF SE w M MA y nv A''s5e.
. New is fiyorahls tinis 20 - Wheeler Wilson
seviar afa5hlns The Islpei ~ WU mnen iedared
- tltfaisuo nitehi1s ~ noIld yhsf equ1h N4f
fn,ig uie h die stiilt ~ ~ e1mniueei % henIng
Machinss ' uhsdststiii i bfoeshi In eonpeAnon Ni.n
T ne un 5sisiF geo hassthe assney nj he tale o
ihs,.I eAd lho alleaiion.of an iHtoessa in eee,n.
lIackinas y ~ lisa aFe inIe tnit Nfl
uill size latiIQa ~ pql. hsitFt, -. -,
A. 4 M A. HushANu,
t,sisfv Iolibs blslti 1lop, o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
GIN AS a REMEDIAL AGENT.

rms DELICIOUS TONIC sTGMuLANT.
Especially dcsignedfor the use Of The Medical pto
csson and the Family having supeTcoded The called
'' Gus." s Aromatic" Cordial "Medicated,r
sSohHurpsn - ETC., q euaored by ull Of the prom
inent physcians ,chemistt and connosseuIf a. poe
scssius an of those intrinsic medic qualities ttonie
md diufutic) which belong 10 an old and pure Gin
put on in qua bottles and sold by an druFgists, go
t-rs etc. Am. DlNINGER n 90,
fEstabisllod 10 l576.l Sole PropHetoTa,
No " hrdad street, N. y
For Sale By D. s, BARNES 3 Co, No, pc Parl
Row, New York.
oar lons eHpefrnco aud iamiianty with the require
ni.nts OF nRusmsrs apd our superi0r hufiucsi aoli
TO- enah,ss to fFni sh them with ehoee Liquors io
nitdiciual and family use. ianl6-ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01

NetoHy ,t win io1frrN ana cr MISTY n s-s.s l.fsf
Ihfr-aIf ff.f of fia lnl fIl "0aN rng tuus
suHna ~ wh tNvAHfAnLE El1tcAcY Do 90 dluge-
monte 30 thg Nrrrr nnl ~ l tyirR H. Ncrl oua ir--
truteu, Gcucrai Dchlllty, Asthna rggnlysi serpfu-
In Chronic Nruuuht1s Muruautuss Afitktta Nh fNI-
rsil Aucmin, Chiorosia, WastinT, imltrd nuiiihgu-
ifutrhet blood, nnd ~ ui1flla '.a t ll, al .lgu
% lHsona Ganl WHICH CoNNIl
TurFs NERVOUS TNEtgf rud thr Ufirr nrr IiiE Nu'
ruWEGtt T. EGNEGNIING ArENI- tNuWN.
The eject 0ftl Remedy rfH tha tulCr ulr eantHg lfH'f t
Nl Nlihse'ogrl ymrfn J'rng vli all llai ~. ~ 49,
hHuu by ts-f- 90 usraHi psf. ffi1 urtf.s
1iV ul Their
~ fud HrfHH The urFsIH f ihfe have hlu
dsfprii, we'll tr uHs nHal d.fuent. 30, 1rIsc
lffIH
regular and mote ahuAnt the iutul % They avgcthi',
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01

I,herchy given that The oo.psrnelth hsrstofofs
o risiine bstwsss :. 7. Kills, J q El6sand Htuy
Niokst unaeH the hrm nsme 3l Kills, hulhsf a Ces
s thif dav dissolved by mttpal cnassnt. Tie CaTlare
huaas,s will b sousiau0d a. ,ssir OLD si,laby hany
JT.ELLlgf
nARRf MrKERT.
J. u.Eltlsl
Rylatis'lsh,ls,lse lsel ~ "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
! REcENT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

"thlyr rretrb and recommended Sour pa rtraoni ru
fArrf hHHl 90 V1fu. mtlIlnr
tesnt uf rnuunary dtels. ArF frfeHf anHg Ltf
fiHafai in filnf tlls
rruiy pl1Ho
49, fu thr eafs he ii fHHff tfaf'
the tloii follow
nf t1iritt. uhth D ltNNE NfNEN SEM Any OrtiEE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" ~ n fffHrisH W. q. .IUr Ntfw.ff IS. y
81 h!,n ud win .eaga llytgIhr ,ii.a" ln Ihthisi-,
otConsumpuon, yr.. .art.tt i,t W t 'saa'
sag ~ dfrfgsf icH7rl of Chiuruais
NJ f,. ffor .aHHss, % l.
81 rf.i 'fiHI-str-'f lfvrf f'f 80 iH f-lN
ur Uoy oN. Of Caasufn ION, Choros dyspepsia, Mn-
tr wh tIv hl r.7nit. 1tANtNg iul Nl ltIN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
DR. nHuRoMIns NEW TREATMENT.

"Cohiuapton is a.. ilis o. niur uan ~ rtfte
1lilv eHIHfHr
ilsaasny he1sihe pcci1c iicrssiy lii .
r9.lA sae. if.vitint snd o, Anffa = ll
lWfiHlilff@ ff iiNi hNu SNfA rNneEr3 NNlll llil-l
3yALitlL, TUE iil1iiE-t pfi..- C.ssa.tiIa a wl
q
ae fHt cfaHa ru1n s puent d hHtteu rrans"
lfrerularutta Do viii uilily tleu g i ITf
elaffs fg rsftfiaa ff aiti anu ly tuunalne iI@af
faHal u e ciyu trrsuitv fIsu ut7Etr iyrre
gg,gN =. X 80 s.,T nr,trt ss ha; fggual ~ hN, VIZ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
IrlPoRTAMI . CAuTIoMI


The sr1'uaary Su.s of Wintlg.isrs GH1. ~ rlraF'"
ofle T4rH trrs haf anuBted thc moot W lDhlb FRAUDS
un Oh. s9Iras rai. BY sgr,aIa oi ".s ggrs. vAg 's
oirnr tlaf "nu Hft pror1rat9nl under tf'. s'.H tie
iwy' .i - i a' n,ns abe e,uai ..alie aal n.uH w.
inf howus rricdcat ufggr tae -i. thty te lf.
Chur.lfa hgreby CAUTION THE ~ BilC 90 Do uu H.-
Earl asi, ~ tc 1 .s'st9 r's tls % hs.I tagey ~
CoNsuMrfluN in t1l my G.aeral cr-uar which NupY rss
ArurEs1tc INsuEvArus rrahHr 80 lrt
anil also rrn, FROM rnon Thys1n tauThuut Che United
states and tu1I, -ins the results In mnny thousands
OF eases SlNf ltLE 50 Az isgtlrtEa, prrlaHL
o." Wirchester's Genuine Preparation"
ts THE ONLY gEiN NV TOUNG or TtE lN rOptu~rifrE3
lMAuE ttuM tils ulugtf,AL tuNMtLAl a. o. rtT
Of ~ Z ANn iG-oT, hnrrLis, AZ e. hSn -
h.AtlL IiIltIE lAl;GE, uN SIX SMALL
lui e.. fFE So pTfftN
- p, not ea1fu7d tf Esmely With the '5srl rrcs=
rtgt o1 Cnsg a. fpi a,t sll llrlgrsi1s 'oHiai1ng ir
hs, nt chg.'l 4 -, - nhug gl OTHER MtingiNE
on TAKEN At TuE sANt. 1lAit-H
Y For sale h fi uItU rggtto dHiia throughout lln
UH,,si stlIgs aaI DdtiHh irg,ine,ii all ly
1N1lz11ssee.A1gzs,,}
.Atihe sole General Depot, 90 John street, y. "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
DO YnII KNOW Ir2

c2nvHrIov h,ht-t,} s.l essbsn r.-',l ~ IS t',rr-
r,a, 9! p 3, y ,it q s,ug' hs h,l .ln
C1riul "aad moro ttnl ogc-ftatr or nit the slult
ropuiation % most civilized comnuitice, pDrlsi -
this disease"
"Thc CUnG ~ CONSUMPTION. cvcn IN tho
second and third stazc. at pcriod therefore, when
there be doabt 90 ihc nature ortho dscpsc,
- THE RULE while DEATH Is THE E&CEr-
y - -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05
Cheshire Railroad.
WINTER ARRANG EMENT-on and er MONDAY
w Nov. 81 1852 Trains will run folio

WINTER RRANGEMENT.-on and er MONDAY
w Nov. q, 1859, Trains will run folio
MOVING EAST-ieaye
Bellows Falls at 80 A. and 25 P. NJ. Kssne AT e4t
A. NJ. and q P M-and arrive at FitchbuEg ai 1900
and 5l2 NJ; Boston 80 and I45 p. NJ. Worenste
at 100 and 100 PM
MOVING WEST-Leave
Rostou at 30 and hoo A. NJ; Ff.ehburgh at 945 A.
and 81 P NJ. Keene, IL S3 A. NJ aud 4O z. M.-and
rive Bellows Falls at 1928 and 4i0 NJ. Windsor q
and IS p. NJ Rutland 255 and 500 2. NJ. burlington
6O0P. NJ.
Tfains Conyset as foiolcs:
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
RAILROAD for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal oglens
bargh Albany, Troy, Saratoga Springs Schenectady ana
the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor Whit,
River Junction, Burlington. 0giensburg, Montreal, st
Johnsbury, &c, via VT. CENTRAL, PASSUMPSIC, and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS, Sc. Both trains max,
direct connection via VT. CENTRAL r. r. for all point
north.
Do,cR Tiaias Connect Fifct51gA
with Trains Of Fitchburgh Worcester R r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And at Groon junction with trains of Worcester Nash
r. for Nashua aud Concord and with Trains Stonl
Brook X. X. for Lowell, Lawrence &c.
Tickets for all points West be secured at any statie
on Cheshire Railroad and baggage will be checked throug
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge.
A. CHAPLIN Superintendent
supern tendent's Office, Keene N H. Nov, Is, 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-05
Gardiner's Rhrun,aiio mud Ne"r"iS'"
A A

SURE cure FIR Rheuuau.n anl Neuralgia Ia Us worst
n tpsu, The Undersigned horvby eoruy that they have
used Gtrhnurss theana,lc aud Neuralgia Compound nf
the cure OF Rhcu and Neuralgia and have ~ every
easc ioand lnweh'tr ani permanei relnt We hlts l
con leagc ia Il hoang qualities aud and would FreNnuHN'
Il 10 an who afflicted with these htrrsssins Diseases -
one Of the safest lst medicines ever cnerul to the puD
lie. a.. =, a.,
Rnstoni Irnr, A. ia .rr y south Market 81 bostnn sun
Wales. IT, CIV otc Bostou Gco II, PlummcT Meyerick
square East Bastan lteny D. Gardiner, Webster T. h.st
ston; Ahr,n Nvks, Webster ~, iiostoni Capt Chas a.
Dalliyer, hast boston,
The best uclicne for the disease | ever saw chas A.
smith, No on stat. ii1us,', Boston
Have bocn affected with rheumatism In us worst form anl
wa entirely care, hy the 81 bottle A, W. hr.er
Matthews Hull ling Commercial ~, Boston.
Gariners Rheumatic aud scurast Compound has entire
IL rel.iv froa serug Of several years staining W.
& uolgkin,, No. | Ola state lioasc, Boston
Aitvr suering with thcumatisn tOr twenty years W"
entirely cured hy the bottles OF udr ners hen.
matte aud Neuralgia COMPOUND Norman T. Ayers 20
Franklin street Bo~pon,
The Kheuuatic aud Nenrssr Compound has been taken
by HUNDREDS Of people soraalous lomors with great
benrdt IL my b. given to children with perfect safety
Atwholcstlc by laey Jenkins. q. Liberty st New York
Principal Bclot-S7 akiiby IT, Beston. No scnui-
ne unless sig,rl by CiAS. u GARDINER
For sale b, Ju,a W Moore Bellows Falls; l. n. Thorn
Hrattluhoro lohn u. Weeks, brandon; Pond Morse
Frances fem u,ind aud apothecarcs generally SiSi
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n Ew HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
~ On and afte Monday, June 8, 1851 Trains will
follows;
Leave Northampton 6 20 m Mail and Passenger Train
for New Haven and New York II 05 oation
for New Haven and New York $50 p Accommodation
Train for Westied.
Leave New Haven for Northampton. Accommodation at
100 m connecting with train Conn. River X H. for
the North 45 p M, Mail and Passenger arrival Of
H. train from New York connecting at Westhed
direct for Albany and the West.
leave Wesied Is p for Northampton arrival Of
train from Albany !.
Connections at Northampton with Conn River r. X at
Wested, Western Railroad Painvile Providence Hart
FORD and kshkl r. r. at New Haven with New York and
New Haven r. Il New Haven, New London and Stonning
ton r. r., and New Haven, Hartford and Springfield Il. r.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked TO all principal points
West.
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch by Express.
CHAS. n YEAMANs, sup't
Westfeld, June l. 1861. "A
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VT. Valley Railroad.

NToTIGE.-.on aud after MONDAY, May 20, 1861, Past
sengrr Trains will leave Bellows Fails for bratuc6ofo
az $50 NJ. and 23j r. NJ and returning leave brittebo
no at iU.0j 4. NJ. aud 1 IS Z. NJ.
Freight Train leaves Bellows Falls 6l5 A. NJ and Brat
tleboro at 8 35 4. Nj.
The passenger trains this route correct south
with the Mass. aud Connecticut River Railroads TO
Springfield Hartford New Haven and BRIDGEPORT, direct to
New ork ON the North with the Rutland burlington,
sullivan Vt Central, Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Passunpsie Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
with whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady, 81 Johnshur
dcnshurr and Montreal. NJ sLoAr sup't.
April 20 1850. Il
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A modest young lady at the table dcsir-
ing the leg Of a chicken, said " IN take
the part which ought TO be dressed in draw
ers.' A young gentleman opposite, imme-
diately replied; "IlI take the part that
ought to wear the buStle." The young lady
tainted and was carried on, on salver.
What requires more philosophy than TAX
ing things as they come? Parting with
things as they 60.
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RAILROADS..
SULLIVAN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
nN AND lsFER MONDAY, DEC, 40, lsOVi rNAiN'
~ will ran a. f1loNf;
s~-s uo az -n~ N n
Tn. Morning Train will leave Windsorat A9i a, ("
onu,etinr with trains from Montreal aud usdvsbuIsn
Ninr,muri at q 49, aud Charlestown al u, A. eonn'V
tnua Al halls With Cheshire RaroSdtor BOSTON
nwc land Worcester and with vermont lalisy Nai0"O
for spriugfeId arriving at New York at 80 ";
The Mai Train will leave indsofat 100 Y " Aol ~
arrival OF Trains ir,An Montreal ugeusbutghi hatten iu
Liftietnn Garemo Is. and Ghariestowhst Lob
NJ teonsc te at leoNS Fals With theshlrr hhiitoeuVi
poston Mussester Sc, With Vernon valley hMrVne
for springfield, Nr,, arriving at New YORK IL ~, =
and with aiutland aud Burlington Hailfudd'
r<aJ q ID H0 - ~
TheMail Train wi Belows FNll' atl2 70 chars
town at IL Al, 0iarcmon l6f NJ eennstht "inu
sor with Vt Central iailroad Mohtpv,l bnrhSton
Rouse POINT Monuea osdensbufeL ~e.auaat mts
River function with Passumpst ,tailroht Tor WtlhnNr
Littleton ST. Johnsburs Barton, aldthe Nhhe Noun
tains, -, a. -.
The evening Train ~ncare Fellows fallt az o4odon
arrival of traI from Boston aud New York
at q H. and ClarrnoDt 64H p VI. connecting AZ Wind
sor with Vermont Railroad Tor Montpelier buring
ton REFUSES Point, Montreal, ogdt nshureh, Ne.
chor,s,oxn n N ~, 10 lNU II