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middieiown Mineral spring.
ny OLD MOTHER MoRr,

Come listen TO old Mother MoTy,
And brief little ditty IN sing,
Ana tell you wonderful story
oi The Middletown Mineral Spring.
At Middletown- nice, quiet village,
Where We amhle al will, up and down.
Without fear Of cxtorti0u OF pillase,
For there isn't lawyer Ia town,
OF doctors We yet have remaining
Three only Paul, Thomas and Haynes,
Whom W. call very sklllul at drawing,
Our parses not less than our veins
But their practice will shortly be ended
For We have, a. a cure for all Ills,
Tonic that Nature has blended,
Better far than their B,tters OF Pills
In this valley which green hills environ,
l. spring that increasingly flows
Strong OF Iodine, sulphur and lruui
Is proof, summon eyes, mouth or nose,
4 hountiful spring, this of ours,
On A, w, Griy s Sons land
Those inventors and builders OF "rowers"-
Hgfsf-pnwers, you'll pleas" understand,
\ h'alth-giung spring Il is pruuu.,
bvstuwIug on late a new lease,
Every kind OF eruption removing,
20 that people can now sleep peace.
Al :, nntuias urur1igr- diyuCiiiuE,
All pans, such a. rob as 81 rest
And no matter how large Is a swelling,
II can stay but short time at best.
30 give Us call, ye health-scekcrs'
Shuu physic and that sort Of thing,
And eptue On, and III all your tclKers
NJ the Mlidlctuwn Mineral Spring
Don't mind W. SOME dortor may scnut It.
And say rs a ttJil OF yoursl
But come aud nuI ont an about It,
And hear II Its marvellous cure,
And enina pretty soou, tot Ha' matters
| ought 20 say, cuIne m a trtes,
Err tho GIBys got To slliUg the water,
Nhlyu Is HNtr without money %, puer,
For It wont ! ipn very much longer,
A. hear them remark every day,
That tayWafrT grow, -fluuEl ami fy0Eyg
Aud lhsy ;iuk very soon O. fqss,f pm
aud 3.a q viii u.' 30. s,r funny,
iuf trefU'e 60 .uhruut thing mon,
Whom yut can't s,UgN yaar health eVhO
AZ til MI4.htuwU Ma .l Spring.
MuarrIuH@N, VI, sept. =, IsaS.
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With open ranks the Ras, Pittsiord !.
Slab City schools with a large banner y,
"Welgomc,' received the PittSiord, Mol,
cmt,oRacn, North Mcndon aud Men ~.
Schools, Who kept time with tho mar al
music accompanying them, On enteriut
The grove, over the stand, in large Letter.
OF evergreen, We beheld the word "Unio, q"
oh the left a portrait of Gen. Grant un
MS war'horse--in front, the national a -
waved In front OF the stand seats were
arranged for about four hundred persons,
while on our right, front and left tables
for each Sohool--in all, about 200 feet in
length The Schools were soon seated in
good order, Mr., VIM. Burnett, Rev. Mr..
Potter Rev, Mr.. Bailey ofRutland, Rev. Mr..
jenkins OF Mendon, Rev. Mr. Townsend
OF fittsford, the pastor Of East Pittsford
charge, the Superintendents Of the several
Schools, were seated on the stand
The Schools being called TO order by
the President Of the Day, Mr. n, Davis,
the pastor made few remarks, WELDON.
ing the Schools to our midst. Prayer was
offered by the Rev, Mr., Townsend, fol.
lowed by the singing of Sweet Hour of
Prayer" by the several Schools. The fol.
lowing Schools were called in their order,
to speak pieces and TO sing First, North
Mcndon; second, Mendon; third, Slab
City, The speaking Of each piece WAS
followed by singing from some Of tho
Schools. The children did nobly. At
this point, the President stepped forward,
and informed Us that it was noon, and re-
lquested the Schools TO Move in order to
their tables which We're spread with the
Injuries and bounties which the good
people in those parts know how TO pro-
vide, Though late in the season for flow
ers, the several tables were beautifully
adorned with boquets After doing JUS
tice to our dinner, we enjoyed "a short
visit, when We were called TO order, and
listened 10 interesting remarks from Mr..
VIM. \. Burnett, Rcv. Mr.. Potter, Rev.
Mr.. jenkins, Rev. Mr., Townsend and
Rev. Mr. Bailey. Appropriate pieces were
sung after each speech, The pastor Of
the charge made a few closing remarks,
T'hc several Schools thcn formed into line,
with a hrre show Of banners, inscribed
with beautiful notices, elevated to view,
the Stars and Stripes waving in the
, breeze, As they left the grove, while fife
and drums helped 10 enliven each heart,
as With quick step they marched TO the
place where teams awaited them. AZ we
babe adicu to each other, we could not
but think that this picnic surpassed any
thing Of the kind we ever enjoyed. Such
@ good order by all, from T. TO last, il
l. rarely L. he found in such a large gather
- ing. The marshals Of the several Schools
A deserve much praise for the good ordel
= they maintained They were the RICH
=. men in the right place Great credit il
, due 10 Mr. Davis the President of thu
Il Day. for the manner in which he Per
formed the duties assigned him.
= ]. j. A.
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BASE BuL.-The match between the
Unkuowns OF Rutland aud the Clippers
of Castleton, ON Saturday last, ior the
championship Of the First District, and
prize bat held by the Uuknowus for
two years, on the Fair Grounds in our
village, attracted a good deal IL attention
from the spectators who signihed their
appreciation of nice play by either party
with hearty cheers, The Unknowns won
the choice, and took the field, The Clip,
pers, in the game on Saturday, showed
that they had taken the opportunity to
practice since their last game with the
Unknowns, two weeks before. The Tn,
knowns did not seem TO play with their
usual skill; but, nevertheless, showed
pluck and endurance, and, with a little
practice, there would be no danger OF
their being defeated, Tho following is
the score Of the game;
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DANDY, Sept 1, lSGN

D\Nbb, Sept. /, lNhN.
FRIDAY ENENlNG SESSION.
lao member, ot the Convention met at
~,v.n a'amek,-anl spent the whole even
ing 4. thu. discussion of resolutions cm-
l.dyius the idea, If the Convention
.f..fsein., W.. read bv the Secretary
and ,Aen discussed bv the members.
ur..., E.I1..;.u. ff,b r. ra,nrl.,
thrr.rttr.l If the will; therefore. m cen.
Stare upon it j, unjust
IA. discussion was somewhat lengthy
Nu, tae rrineiral point, taken un ar.
.gy,u l,ray Tn. smoker. y..rs ~, ,..
>t,,s..-.l IL. Jr..,-,;,n. an .ls rs..lt,+i,,,,
hu, vsr.. sl,,vrd =, .real, ont amy
thal.bt> .l,t wore allowed Hence IN,
v,1.. ,.r.-. NJ .,ri..,- ,r.,.o1 l,...,b.
sneakers
\. :. Baker of DANNY claimed that
= faith and krawlr,l.yf went hand in hand
lu, inverse ratio. Where knowledge wa,
small t,ith MA, strong. The epIiyht.i,e3
Protestant La. los. If f,;tl than tho NOR,
i.r,,.,r, T,I.,I;.. Tho ,,,.,,., ,..,,
knows tho 10 bo 70 s,lra.;a,. ..
(which n,si,;.. t,,,u.,c1.,, .l,,,.. H., ,,..,.
In ii. second remarks he asked tho amos.
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Haven il ,hc abstract mn,n. L,,ni.
na.. or, b.,mo,i,,. ,.,;o, &c all a.,
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nI,r. III. yritt.r in ,bo p;rIo ,h,+ -,
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foe, har,;,..s :. ,o, f,,,na horo s;,o, -,
Ian. for .,no,h,n,, h;,hnr. g.. ,',,ra r,t.
than.wc have on e,rtI
DR. Holt s,;d a., 4ho ,,.-. -,
of o. ha,ief IN ;,n,nartaIitr a,,s -, 49, {,
.,;r;.. nd mono onv -. ..,N =" :, =
Gno8 .r;ri,,oi food can he So. u i,'gl.
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Correspondence ct the HfHnpI
Vermont Normal Music school.


PoJlrNtN, Vt, Aug. u, lS6N.
Eitas # Ge Rgliiad Hrald:- The
closing day Of our school proved iropiti-
Gus in every respect. Apollo and .Eolus
seemed to he viciug for supremacy, and
the weather was of that neutral kind be-
tween MONDAY heat and evening shade.
which dis>ipatcs canDi, and restores the
tone Of laugud nature. He must
be sulleu anchorite, who does not on
such day partake with nature in her re-
ioicing with heaven aud earth.
The closing concert last evening was -
delightful affair. The programme was
very attractive, and brought out a large,
fashionable and appreciatiye audience.
The vocal and instrumental music Were
received with great favor. Mr.. and Mrs
ID. c. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. J, c. Cobb OF
Boston, Mr.. North Of St Louis. several
amateurs. aud tho pupils of the Normal
School participated in the performance
Mrs. Hall sang "Orla Sulonde," "kutie' :
Letter" and other compositions in de-
Hgbtfnl manner Mrs. Hal i = worry
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perfect composure of manner, yet She ex-
a.r.a. bsr ,'ar, -, .,,..r,. no...;,, !, ~
Gao, ooo,r1anoo r.;,h .,,a 49,, .,,Ia. g 49,
science Of music
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DINA T. Fontinc, Virginia: John
ne'th'r, Virginia H. C. adams, Missi,,
s'pp; ", J, Green, North Carolina
Lowi. l., llauis, Virginia; nv Daniel.
lr, Virginia; ", 4, Suthcrtun. ylrginia ,
\ u James, Louisiana; Tou,ant Beau.
regard, Texas, NJ, o, III, Norton, Louisi.
ana I, L, Rranoe, Georgia; III, I Russell,
6eorgia samuel j, Douglass, Florida
Jeremiah Morton, Virginia; John h
Baldwin, Virginia; George W. Boiling
' irginiai Theodore Flournoy, Virginia
James Lyons, Virginia,
To Gen W 5, Rosecrans, Minister 10
Mexico,
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OBITUARY.-The Woodstock Standard
says: We are panied to learn of the
death of Ward Cotton, Esq. an old, es-
teemed and well known citizen of Hart
land, which took place on Saturday even
ing. He had been in his usual health
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So says the Phnnix.

PArENTs-The following patent was is
sued from the United States Patent Office
for the week ending September LIST, 1865,
and bearing that date:
Joseph Hathaway of Woodstock, Nt.'
for improvement in water-wheels
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B O Y 5 CT O T II | N G

ut ali Aiuj,, nd At the following prices
Boys SUITS age II to Is years, $50, - CO. sll.Oo
and :i3 20.
Boys Jacket. and Pants IS no, $500, 800 $3.50,
Chlldtcne suits, 400. IS 90, $3.50 and $1,000.
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READY MADE CLOTHING,

For Mems and Boys wear, ever offered for the
trade in Rutland, which will sell at the follow.
ing low prices, al the
GRAND OPENING, SEPT. 2d, 1865:
Mems rrieo suits, sli.so, 1880 and s2soo.
Mems SIX Mixed suits, 1913, $500 and s?l.so.
Mems Fancy Cashmere all wool, $1,000, $500
.l5.io aud $4,000.
Mems Rack Cloths all wool, :ll0o, al4oo, 1890
:!!.p0 AMI s2soo.
Mems Double and Twist all wool, $500.
Mems Working Suits, 800, .llOO and 1890.
Mems Working Pants .lncdi, $50, $500. $3.50
and 1900.
Mems, Cashmere Pants and Vests, $3.50, 500,
$500, $50 and $3.50.
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during the week aud discharged tho lu-
tics doyolymg upon him asa rouuu,, ION
er 10 appraiso land damage on the Wort
stock Railroad, Saturday evening he
proceeded TO his barn as was his custom
At that hour, aud having been absent a
sufficient length Of time 10 arouse the ap-
prehonsions of his family roh was made
and he was found dead in the yard The
superstition is that he died OF disease OF
the heart,
BRArrLEGoKo,-Larkn G, Mead, Jr
has submitted TO the officers OF the Lin
colin Monument Association a design for
the monument TO be erected AT Spring
field, Ill,
The new bell for the Baptist church
'Brattleboro, has arrived and will soon b,
in its place, sending forth its Cheerful
pcals over hill and valley TO summon ri
Gus worshipcrs to the sanctuary,
Mr.. c, Kidder Of Brattleboro hai
grown a stalk of beans Of the common
white variety, containing eighty perfect
pods, which, with six beans to the pol
would make u yield Of 10 beans from
one seed,
So say, tho phnuiN,
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Winch SCALE Is THE HEAVIEST "A
Baltimore paper gives parallel lists OF the
party leaders on both sides, as follows:
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Dan, DANR Sept. 9Th.
AT nine ciocA mf'' er opened
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GRAND OPENING FOR THE
f 4 l. L Il r A d E

l have Just returned from market with the best
selection Of
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VERGENNEs-The Yorgennes Graded
School opened Monday.
Rev, Prof Torrey preached his fare,
well sermon on Sunday week,
Edwin II Smith, son Of Postmaster
Smith Of Vcrgcnnes, died suddenly on
Tuesday, aged - years,
"A crowded meeting was held on Tues
day evening in the Acaiamy Hall, which
was addressed by DIR, Henry Smith, Prc>i-
dent OF Lane Theological Seminary, in
most able and interesting political dis
course.
"A Workingmen's Union was formed
while since in Vcrgcuncs, Of which
many OF the leading mechanics became
members. The Union, like most similar
organizations undertook to regulate the
politics Of the place, this fall, and, con-
trary to the desire Of portion OF it.
members nominated a candidate for city
Representative, DR. 2. Maxfeld, Rcpub-
lican. The result WAS the election of
Gen Grandey, the regular Republican
nominee by "a majority, and the break
ing up Of the Union, it, President AMI a
number of members having declared their
intention 10 have no more to do with it.
The vote on Representative stood
Grandcy, 10
/ Democratic candidate. u
Maxhcld, Workingmen', c.uliinte, n
J. Lucia, l.
GREAT CNrrLE.-Thc celebrated OK,
Gen. Grant" weighing 1000 pounds,
owned by Carlos Pierce, Esq, OF Stan
stead, Canada. was on exhibition at the,Ncw
England Fair at New Haven; also the
famous English thoroughbred horse, inn
ported and owned 10y the Agricultural
Society Of Stansteal They are also ex-
| pectcI to be at the State Fair at Burling-
ton thi, week
MoNTPEIIER.-The contest ait Mont
pelicr was singular and exciting one
Both the Rcpubligan candidates We're pop
ular and influential The struggle lasted
"A hours. but was conducted with good
fceling.ou all sides, Below is a state
ment Of the several ballots:
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-Middle-wooled Sheep-Best one
year old Middle wooded Buck, c. NJ Flow
ers, Brattleboro.
Best 3 year d eve, c. NJ. Flowers,
PERsoNAL.-Judgc Poland left last
week for Princes Edwards Island. II
will be remembered that Congress APP
pointed committee, of which Judge Po-
land is member, and Gen. Butler chair
man, to visit this Island in the gulf of the
st. Lawrence We do not know the pre-
else object object of the the trip, but think
it is to make some arrangement in regard
to the fisheries on the coast. The COM
mission took a revenue cutter at Boston.
Prof. Guyot and his wife, OF Prince
ton, are at tho American Hotel, Burling-
ton. He is the author of several of our
standard school books.
NJ D. L. Collester, Esq, of Minneapolis,
has been elected to and has accepted the
Professorship of Mental Science, Rhetoric
and English Literature in the Shattuck
College of Faribault. Prof Collester
graduated at Middlebury College in 1865
studied law and was admitted to the ban
in Newport, n. H., and has since been
practicing his profession in Minneapolis
MINI.
Gov. Holden OF North Carolina has
appointed Abial w. Fisher, Esv, formerly
of Danville, of the County of Baden, Ad
jutant-General of the State under the bill
recently passed to organize the militia
Mr.. Fisher is gentleman of fine attain
ments, and also good solder, having
fought through the late rebellion for tn,
preservation of the government. This is
an excellent appointment
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do Il Z" came down 10 find out what
he people ri the South link oi this, aud
tn ash You what the officers and soldiers
wlp SERVED ia the Confederate army, and
tl,u lu3llus people Who sustaincd H. think
IF lhpse things cuuo 10 ask ln0ru
want to ask you, in whose purity and pa
ulotlsm | have expressed unqualified con-
tidence, and as many good men as
You can conveniently consult, to say what
You think ri it, and also what you are
willing o. do about il, | want u written
expression ot views that can be followed
hya concurrence of action, | want 20
know ii YOU and the gentlemen who will
Join in that written expression are willing
10 pledge the people Of tho South TO a
chiyalruus and magnanimous devotion 10
restoring peace and prosperity 10 our
common country. | want 10 carry that
pledge high above the level of party poll
ties to the late officers and soldiers OF the
Union army and the people OF the North
and West, and 10 ask them to consider
il and 10 take the necessary action, conf
dent that il will meet with response SO
warm, so generous and confiding, that we
shall see in its sunshine the rainbow Of
peace in our political sky, now black with
clouds and impending storm. know you
are a representative man in, reverence and
regard for the Union, the Constitution and
the welfare Of the country, and that what
Of the whole people of the South; but
you say would he Endorsed by nine-tcnhts
should like 10 have the signatures Of all
the representative mon here who concur
in your views, and expressions Of their
concurrence from the principal officers
and representative men throughout the
South, when they can be procured This
concurrence of opinion and wills, all tcud-
ing TO peace, order and stability, will AS
sure our Union soldiers and business men,
who want substantial and solid peace,
party politics and take such steps 10 meet
and cause them to rise above the level OF
yours rs will insure lasting peace with
all its countless blessings.
Very truly, your friend,
W. 5. RosECRANs,
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VERMONT AT THE NEW ENGLAND
-Middle-wooled Sheep-Best one
year old Middle wooded Buck, c. NJ. Flow
ers, Brattleboro.
Best 3 wear d eve. c NJ Flowers.
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She Ro>cCrans Mission.

Who will sum up and strike the ball
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DEDICATION AT CAsTLEToN.-T The
new church of the Liberal Christian Soci.
ETY. at Castleton viii be dedicated with
appropriate services on "Wednesday, Sept
18th, at half-past ten o'clock a. m. Ser.
vices will be held during Wednesday and
Thursday, a number Of distinguished
ministers being present from abroad. The
public are invited to attend.
d&w PER ORDER Con-.
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OUR PLATFORM.

TIE NdiioEal Union Rcpujiicn
Pqriy Of Me United States, As-
sem5ied in National Contention
IN the Ciiy Of Chicago, on tie 20M
day Of Mag, 1868, make tie fol-
lowiag Declaration Of Principles:
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people; and we favor tho removal
of the disqualiGcations and restric.
tions imposed upon the late Rebels
in the same measure as their spirit
Of loyalty will direct, and US may be
consistent with the safety Of the
loyal people.
ResolUed, That we recognize the
great principles laid down in the
immortal Declaration Of Indcpend.
cnce, rs the true foundation Of dem
ocrStic government; and we hal
with gladncss every effort toward
making these principles living
reality on overy inch Of American
soil.
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MILLER 5 HUNTER having entered into
partucrship in the boot and shoe business will
Keep constantly on hAnd
ALLsrYLES,
ALLYARErIEs,
Ana the best line OF goods in nnin.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to examine
their stock. f.f ..A ......, d..
We aim to sell ehSaR, and sell good wearing
articles,
Remember the place, at Houck's oil stand ono
door above Nollmer kirehner's, Main street
So sgLERE = HUSrgM,
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> '''isi @EEsElN uSs1s.S';. uuSrsS'.
FOR" "SATE..'

THI FaFm lorIaettS owned and Oeeupied by
II John NretI, situated In Seneca Co, Ohio, on
THE Morrison state roAd, about miles nom Tiff
In, aud y from Melmorei containing 20 acres OF
splendid land an Honey Cto'f, a eomtFtsble
frame dwelling house, eNcellent eellas, uVll Of
never failing water AZ the door, young orchard,
good barns, sc. Also farm OF 80 acres nearly
adjoining The Ahaye, we'll wNtered BY spring aud
orchards but no baildlnss' Enquire on the lrem-
kscs. ~ IH RNVeD HAWKINS
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A Positive Remedy for all
kinds of Humors.

Sorofula. Sourvy, Salt -Rheum, Carbun-
cles and Boils, Ulcers and all obstinate
Affections of the Skin, lnfiammatory
or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles, Chronic
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Of the Digestive Organs viz, Bilious
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feotlons, Headache, languor, and pepres-
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patton.
TTHIS excellent medicinal compound was first
i prepared by Or, J. w. POLAND, in isi7,
and was then employed with great success In
cSpcllng humors from the blood; hut in isIs
medical friend who was quite celebrated as physi-
clan, especially In the treatment of humors, sug.
gcstcd some important improvements, which were
adopted, and which has made It $50 tile people say)
the yer, best remedy for all kind, Of humors known
10 " the iseulty.'
This preparation Is composed entirely Of vegeta.
blcs, among which are Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
Noble Fine, Mandrake, and Rlo0lroot.
When tac originator lived in New Hampshire, at
Gofstown Centre for the space OF thirty or forty
miles around, and In Manchester particularly. the
Ilumor Doctor was well known aud highly valued
for the mmc Gus and wonderful cures which Il ef
fcc,ed. Thsugh manufactured in large quantities,
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purehas.
cTs had to wait for morn 90 be made. Ia that Te-
sion, some very severe cases OF Erysipelas were
treated with, and they were euredl Erysipelas
sores, OF carbuneles, those ugly painful ulcers,
-werc entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faithfully used, So Il was with Serofla and
SSltRheum. The Humor Doctor cured them
Its nee iFpm aay dangerous drugs Is pleasant TO
the taste, safe yet sure and effective in its action.
PREPARED AT THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
Ind tor sale BY an Dealers "a Mediciae.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-29
Liver Complaints,

Itun lice arI MI Al ''tto1s y the Liver are soon
removed Nv the tsc NJ UObi'k's STOMACH Bttters
aud B"ul l'ii,, thoy nrc coutpn.e OF vegetable
medicinal cXtrActg with especial reference tn
their direct pctinu on the liver aul digestive
apparatus. Hcrshisrr Myers, sole Agents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-29
scRoFULA

And all diseases Of the blood, and all eruptiye
diseases Of the skin, Old Sores, TumOrs and ul-
GERS. arising from whatever canes, can be per.
Inanenily cured hy the use Of Or. Rotaassk q
liood Puriher and Blood Pills. HetshiseE d
Hyprs, SOLE Agcnts.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-29
The Columbus, Tiffin & Toledo
Rail Road Company.

Da0ks will he opened for receiving sub.
Descriptions 10 the Capital stock OF said Rall RoSd
compiny, At the several ofiees Of Warren =. Mo-
ble and Hall Pittenger, IN the city Of Tiihn,. in
the County Of Seneca and State OF Ohio, ON the 5th
day OF october, 1861. ..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-29
MARRIED

Ladies, Who, during certain periods are 80 much
tpalblcd with CoStivcness or Coast patton, can
hnd certain relief VA RobAck's Blood Pills, which
en- be-taken during ah -tRgns Of pregnancy with
Ierect srseg. HVNhtscr NSvrsS sils Ayts.