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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-25

New Fancy and Confe ctionary Store,
ON MAIN STREET.
Between Messrs. Pomeroy's & Porter's Sign cf
ssBIG BOOT.''
i Raleigh nd vicinity, that they have Just opened a
Store on Main Street. They are determined 10 give
every that will honor them with call
and will endeavor 10y all to render the establish
ment superior OF ITS kind. Their stock consists
oil the following articles
Fancy Goods. &c.
French Cups and Saucers Vases Chdren's Tea setts,
fine Baskets, Fans, naics, Purses, Marbles,
Pocket nkstand, Looking Glasses of all L ads, Bronze
CandI ks, Soaps, Shaving Cream Essences, Hair
Tones side tuckng nd dressing Combs Poe keI Knites,
ScisSo s. HaIrpns, Needles, Tooth, Nail, Shaving,
Comb, Cloth aud Shoe brushes, Accordedns, Vloins,
Flutes, Banjos, Walking Canes, Whips Guns and Pis-
tolls, &C., sc.
Confectionery, &c.
Candies of all descriptions, Chocolate, Maccaroni,
Bunch and Layer Raisns in whole, qudrter and eighth
boxes, Fig Punes Currans, Preserved Ginger Citron,
Sartnes in whole, half and quarter boxes Oranges,
Lemons Pick les and Preserves a. IA and lS jars
Fibpits, Almonds, Peacan, Walnut, Pain, Cocoa and
Pea Nuts, sc.
Cigars.
The choicest brandsof Hayannah, Principle and Rega-
liza Cigars from I6 to so dollars per thousand.
Best lump nd twisted chewing Tobacco, from 25 cts
TO $l,l5 per pound
Groceries.
general assortment. F. MAILER &Co.
Raleigh, May 3, 1858. 4S-
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NIEMEYER & WHITE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND


CeneFaA 7 FfOIUCG EbTWAVTs,
PORTSMOUTH, VA,
OFFER their services the Shipping, Planting,
Trading and Manufacturing Interests.
We will give strict attention to Shipping or Selling
Tobacco Cotton. Flour Grain, Provisions, Lumber and
Naval Stores and Forwardng Merchandise with Des-
patch. -
hand.
HENRY V. NIEMEYER. JAMES u. WHITE
April 9TH, lS: B. 81 0'n'
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CEPHALOMETRONl

THIS beautiful instrument is considered of the
greatest and most useful inventions of the age. 1t
would be impossible by the minutest description give
most difficult heads, conforming 10 every protuberance
and depression OF the cranium, thus preventing The
pleasant feeling of HAT, and painful headache
We could give you certificates of PHYSICIANS and the
experience of the TRADE but would prefer that all
may examine for themselves. No properly ap-
preciate its advantages without having OF supe
Tior HATS
9s- HATS made 10 order in the most fashionable
ner, and without extra charge.
.STEVkNSf& s. BUTT, tsssssE ~.
No. 2, Market Square, 4
Norfolk, Va.
May II. 1853. Sc 6l-tE:
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STATE oe Nortl. CaroIlna, Ashe Conaty.

State of North Carolina, Ashe COumty.
COURT EQUITY, SPRING Term, A. D. 1883
LinvIIIe Williams e meriIIa Williams. Ssm' u. Cad.
we'll and his wife Susan. vs. John Williams, Henry
Williams, James ToIiver. Caharine w Wiiiiains, John
Martha Ann Williams and Polly Jane Williams.
Er appearing to the Satisfaction n IKE CoeItlhat P0is
Iy Ann Williams, of the defendants lH this suIfS
hath removed IRON this State and s non reside nj, II
ordered that publication be made in the Nor Caro-.
lima Standard for six weeks notifying the said Pol
Williams be and appear before the Judge OF our Su;
peror Court Equity, The next term to be heidi
the County OF Asne at the Court House in jefferson,
the I'd Monday in September next and hen and there
tnPead, answer denur otherwise pro con-
fesso will he enteie ed against her.
Witness George Bower. Clerk and MasteFID . Equugg
at Office the 81 Monday in March, A. d 1885,
GEO. BO y Ek, G.. M. F..
April 16, 1888. tPr. Adv. So. .623.9 ses--6w.
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

NEW hsUA UANO hAOOSA@'
THE Subscriber most epecHuIly announces to the
Public that he has made arrangements TO keep
Mechanics Boarding House.
1t is his intention pay strict attention to tescon
ort of all VITO may favor him with their Patfonaee.
He hcgs leave say that need apply except these
of good habits. PATRICk McGQ h]a1N
Raleigh. March IS, 1888. 25--wSms
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NORTH-CAROLINA AND NORFOLK.

N0RTH-CAR0LINA AND NORFOLK.
TENHE PRACTICAL HATTERS WOULD RES
n pectiully call the attention OF the Trade and
g. Dealers " to their stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER HATS,
the largest and best that has been offer ed in
FOLK, and not surpassed by any, and at prices that
cannot fail TO give satisfaction They confident that
Merchants vii! find il to their advantage call be-
fore making their purchases Those that willing
to extend TO their patronage, may rely on having
GOODS,' whether of our own 'MANUFACTURE
or IMPORTED as 'FASH1ONABLE,'' FINE and
CHEAP as any Northern JoBRER.' We earnestly
request merchants > to call and be CONVINCED >
that prepa ed aud aciU furnish every thing in
line the best terms.
Ladies and Misses Bonnets, in great variety.
Canes and Umbrellas wholesale. ass
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HAIR RIS'S BAKERV.
NORFOLK, VA.
THIS old and, widely known establishment Continues
to urnish Of superior quality, and on the most rea.
soanbe terms:sS - - 'N0 AiOS' iea-
BUTrER SUIT CRACKERS. WATER CRACKERS.
oGAR, ~ CRACKERS. SODA CRACKERS.
,es sANTI-DYSPEPSIA zCRAf,KERS
9 go AND WINE BISCUfF.
Also, MoLASSES CAKES. s,;tob,s g.. o,..-.
stores. neatly put up in barrels and smaller
N..c.u. = u. CHARLES HARRIS.
No'rloN, 3 Pslils5sO' bS9Ssay5 ss 46-9m.pd.
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VALUABLE WARREN LANDS
k1 OR 6 A NE.

Raleigh, Sept. IL, 1851.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14

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traStranr6 that alnglereeafdfo for he pubncgood which.
will W upon all attempts TO approach the treasury
with innidnouu project OF private Interest, cleaked
under public pretoxts that sound fiscal administration
wilhelm the legislative department guards against
the dangerous Temptations i~nclaents 70 overlqwins
%revenue, and In the executive maintain, an n9sleeplns
watchfulness agAinst the ttndeney OF all national. ex.
peuditure TO extravagance, Where they are admitted
elementary public duties, which may ftrust bedcemi
ed as properly adverted 10 and urged In view 0tthc
more Impressive sense Of that necessity which rs d.
rectly suggested BY the Consideration now ptesepted.
Since The adjournment or Congress the Vice Preaident
Ct the United States has passed from the scenes OF
station TO Which no had been called By the voice OF
his country. .k
Hhying occupied almost continuously for more than
thirty YEARS a seat In one or the other Of the two
hbOsesof Congress, and having BY his singular purity
and wisdom, secured unhounded confidence and uni
vefsal respect, his falling beaiWi Ma9 watfhedb BY the
nation with painful solioitude, His loss % the eoun-
/ try under all the circumstance has been justly re.
gariedaa irrtpairable. In accordance with the act OF
Congress Of March 2d, 1853, the oath of ONCE was adj
I ministered to him on the 9th ofthat month at Arfalue
estste, hear Mstanras, 10 the Island Of Cuba, but bis
strength gradually declined, and was hardly sufficient
to enable him TO return to his homo In Alabama, where
on the 18th day Of April, In the most valm and peace
full way his long and ~emlncntly useful career was ter
minated. %tf5
Entertaining unlimited couhdence in your intelli,
gent AndpAtri0uc devotion 10 the public interest, and
being conscious Of no motives on my part which are
not lnseparable from the honor and advancement, Of
my country. l hcpe it may be my privilege to deserve
and secure not only your cordial cooperation In great
public measures, but also those relations OF mutual
confidence and regard which It isalwayss so desirable
to cultivate between members Of coordinate branch
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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Gtaol Notices
sAlE 3D. RnA1 EsTATE.

Isaac Gates, Admir- 0fEs-
tate Of Thomas BraSen ..
decd. .HRf virtue o. an
Martha Bradcn ct al, sued from the Pro,
bate, Court IN and
for the County Of Ashlp nd in the aboye case. aud
TO me directed, win expose 10 sale on the
premises, on
attwo O'Clock p, M. Of said day, the following
described real estate, situate and being in the
County Of Ashland and State of Ohio, to witt
being d part orthe South east quarter Of section
sixteen ti6, township twenty-iour gNiand Of
range seventeen IN commencing al stone on
The South line Of said quarter, thence north two
degrees t2deg) west seventy one and sesens
tenths an ITO rods TO a stone on the west line
Of Andrew Burl's land thence west iourteen(i4l
rods 10 a stone, thence north three degrees q
deg west sixty one and eight tcnths (6l S;lW
rods to,a stone, thence sixty-iour and one-half
F(64D degrees, west seventy and seycn-tenths
no ITO rods 10 q stone en- the west line OF Of
Che quarter, thence south three degrees east y
dep) one hundred and seven rode to tbe south
west corner ofthe quarterj lhegcer east on the
south line. arthe quarter seventy-nine and one
half(79I) rDds to the place Of beginning, CON
tanning hity-Dine acres and three Ioods otiand.
Also, the south east quarter of section twenty
one (2l) township iwenty.fouR(24l spd o. range
seventeen (i7) more particularly described as
follows to wit, commencing at the north east
corner Of the quarter; thence south-on the east
east lrne OIL the quarter one hundred apd sky
two and eight-tenths (l62 $40 rods to the south
east corner Of the quarter thence west on tho
south line Of the quarter, one hundred and my
eigit and iour-t nths tl5S i.lO) rods 10 the south
west corner Of the quarter; thence north on INC
west line oIthe quarter one hundred and hity
nine and eight tenths rod 10 the north west cor
ner of the or; thonce east on, the north line OF the
quarter one hundred and fnyiclght and four
tenth rods Obs 4lW TO the north east corner o.
the quarter to the place OF beginning contain
ing one hundred and fhy.nine acres, two rood'
and twenty rods OF land Saving and excepting
out OF this quarter s~ixty-six acres, one rood anc
thirteen rods OF land off the south SIDE oil said
quarter in which Is contained the widows dow
erO and a part Of The north west quarter OF sec
ton twenty one, township twenty-four and Q
range seventeen and bounded as follows, to wit
beginning on the east boundary line forty rod
north from the south cast corner Of said quarter
thence alopg. said boundary line forty rods nortl
to a post; thence west sixty rods to y post, thence
south forty rods; thence eastsixty rods to the place
ofbcginnihg, containing fifteen acres tsayingan
excepting ten acres Jut Of this tract which ha'
been previously sold and conveyed to one Rob
ert McCrory. =, 4.
Terms OF Sale: Ono third cash, one third Il
one year and the residue in,two years with inter
est from tie day OF salej back payments to b
secured by mortgage on tho promises.
ISAAC GATES, Admir-.
Ashland Nov. %, 1853. GIFTS.
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NOTICE.

Martin A. McfIpso&1
John Van Nest Pits sss
ps Petition in Foreclosure.
Henry France & SUI 5t.
sanna Franee DEBTS wa me
III ENRY and Susanna France will take no.
III ice, that on she nth day Of November, A.
D. 1858, Plaintiffs fled In the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Ashlagd County ohie, their Petition Of
Foreclosure against aid Defendants. setting forth
that on the 2ndday Of June 1853, Defendants OK
ecuied their mortgage 70 ono VIM. Scott, upon
the following described real estate, situate In
Ashland County Ohio, to wit: In Lots No. two
lql and three f9l IN the village OF RowBbutg 20
secure the ppyment OF four promissory Notes,
l5due on ibepsd days of June 1883, 1854, 1850,
sndiiS56, respectively, which said notes were
assisned 10 Plaintiffs, sGne. OF which. said notes
now due and anless Defendant appear within
SIX weeks from the PUBLICATION ofthis notice and
plead answet ordemdtf 10 said Petition, Judg-
ueht will DO taken fof tho amount due on said
portgagd and decree taksn for the sale Of the
portgagod premises.
KELLOGG 4 ALLISON, Sol. plfS.
Ashland, Nov. 80, 1853. 6w2S. !,
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%suERIFF'S SALE.

Jacob Fulm.r ct al :, IN rsrIi eommo0
Samuel Flukc d.al. Pleas.
PURSUANT to the command OF an order OF
sale, issued in the above case ffom tho Court
ofCommon Pleas of Ashland county, and State oil
Ohio, to me directed, | will expose to public sale,
1.-THE door Of the Court House in said county, on
Monday, The on day of January, 1854,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ, and four
O'Clock P. M, Of said day, the following described
real estate, together with the appurtenances, 10
wit: The west half Of the south east quarter Of
section number sixteen, In township number
twenty-three ofrange sixteen, excepting out ofihe
same, one acre and forty rods, more or less, and
described as fol ows: Beginning at the south
west corner orthc above described half quarter
o flaud; thence north two and a halt degrees, west
twenty rods 10 a stake; north eiglty'hye and .
half degrees, west ten rods 70 a stake; thoucC
south two and a half degrees, east twenty rods 70
a stake; thence south eighiy-6ve and ahalt dc
grecs west 10 the place OF beginning; leaving o
said half quarter seventy-ciglt acres and three
quarters OF an acre, more or less. Also the cas-
half Of thc south east quarter of section numbct
sixteen in township number twonty-thrcc, ofrang'
number sixteen; containing eighty acres more o
less. Also the east half OF the south we t quartz
of section sixteen, township twenty-three, rang
sixteen; excepting therefromtwo acres, heretofore
sold and decided to Mclcher Mellinger, out Of tn,
southeast corner of said last described half quar-
ter, and, also, the southeast quarter of Seciiol
seventeen. OF township twenty-thrcc, in rang
sixieon-containing one hundred and sixty acres
more or less; I'll OF the aioro described lands be
ing situate in the comfy Of Ashland and State Q
Ohio.
Terms of Sale :-oue third cash in hand on tn
day Of sale; one third in one year, and the balanc
tbeing one third, in two years from the day 0
sale, with interest on the two last payments ftor
the date ofsaIc, and said last payments to be SC
cured by mortgage on the premises.
j. d. JONES, Sheriff.
December T., 1858. pfS6 So 4w29.
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BOOK

TINE subscriber has opened a Binderyi IN con-
u n6ction with his Book Store, where Maga-
zines, Plmphlets, &c., will be bound in the best
style, and a, 10 cheap q rate al at anytown lathe
county. Old Books rebound ON short notice;-
work wArraniedi please give us q call. A
W. II. IL, POTTER,
hnd, June 20, 1855 2h6
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ONFECII0NAKIBs, FKEsH bKEADi OAKEs
PRS. Nc.. A1c..

together with every article orc groceries, and
Provisions that is required by families. His pro
sent building Il large and we'll adapted tnthe pur.
pose for which Il was designed, and he in ends to
spare no %exertion or expense 70 keep on hand
every article which may 10 required By his Gus
toners. lef tNff
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Y W Y q
A Remarkable Cure Of Diarrhea
and Liver Complaint.

- 0O-
On. ON ~BiKER.-Dear Sir:-
For - months, | have had almost constant Disr.
rA0d, which was brought on BY a Affiliated sfafr ~
~ sy'ts. aHd tsrpid action Amy deer. some times
y waS eIenuea WIN greAtpain In my bowels and
side. tried a numberiof doctors, hut none OF them
seemea 70 elect a permanent relief, as the disease
would soon return as violent az ever, and falIv he,
came 90 rostrated that ! pas afmbsf a sEeI,tss. "
! then GOT a bottle o. your PAIN PANACRA-the
hrst aQse satisfied me that II was the meeicine suited
70 my disease, and foundthat bytakInr a d ,se AFTER
saeh meat That mlysfood done me o ood, and By
oatnlng my bowels and side with the Pain Panscea
mypalns were Immediately relieved. and continued
20 gam strength and lesh, tin had nsed four bottles
since thai time 1 have enjoyed The best uf health.
believe 4 ihe public knew ofyaur valuable remedy
you would not be able 10 supply One.kaif ofihe d..
mand. Twin hero remark that friend OF mine MA y.
severe attack tofdiurrhee, and ] gave him adose IN
your Pain Papacea, and he since told me Thai n IN.
tirely epredhim. a child Of mine got badly burnt Nv
he elouel taking fire, and we Immediately snniIsg
The fs!n tanacea neelys and IA ahorttime thc nro
wastllosl, and Il prevented II ron b~lIsierins' "
JAs.B HUQGRotvlR.I KIN y ii'psssmIy yours
ss gheEenuine signed, o. r.. BAKER.
foteaepyb, !, Whitney. ReEnor RlSSsr eco
Ia, ndOhiO. " 49,. w.
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Alcrtbants, &t.
JOHNS & ALLEN,

TTAvING recently added TO Their stock Of
Ill Hardware, aIe now offering 81 sale, cheap
as can be p6rchased'in Ohio,
90 boxes axes, Whites, Hunts, Waters, Da-
vis' and Quinn's, all OF which are wafranted; 81
% doz. AmeS'ond Towland's steel and cast
shoveis; G1-|
5000 fbs!r Log, cable, trace, halter aud COW
chairs;
90 doz.i Mill, C%roSscut, Hand, pahnel, Rip and
Wood saws of the best manufacture.
500 doz. Table Knives and Forks.
US A. invite tho attention Of house keepers
to their stock ofTable Furniture, particularly as
it ismueh'b etter ihau'is Usually sold in the coun-
try. q tr
so dog. Rural, C6ttage, and Store Door locks.
100 d0Z. common latches, with and without
bolts.
10 ps. OIL floor cloth-rich colors.
% do '6-l chamell'd cloth, very heavy and
cheap.
. G do green, Black and cold do.
20 doz smoothing irons, selfheatins and conn
mon.
100 dOz. Butchers files, assorted from 3 to is
inches.
1850 doz Oh 'scls-frming, 'morticing and cor
ncr.
90 doz Farmers ehisels Ind gbuges.
IL doz Brass, block Tin and wood Cocks, ID
screw or drive,
iOOiboHcs glass, shy 10 to 81 by4O.t
10000 lfshts sash, all sizes.
800 lbs putty in bladders.
so tons best Jhniata Iron.
10 tons best do nails. u
Call in gentlemen, don't be afraid of The 'Ncv
Firm YOU shall be treated as kindly as ever.
Nova 3, 1853. ly2i
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pETIrTON TO FORECLOSE AmORT,
EAGE.

PETITTON TO FORECLOSE AmORT-
RI. GAGE.
Is In Ashland Common Pleas.
PURSUANT to tho command Of an order OF
Sale issued in the above case from tho Court
oil Commou Pleas OF Ashland County, aud State Of
Ohio, to mo directed, l will expose TO public
sale dtthe door Of the Court House in said coun-
fy on ~
Saturday Tie slst day Of December,
A. D. 1898, between the hours Of ten O'Clock
A. NJ. and iour O'Clock =. M. Of said day tho
following described real estlte, situate in said
county, 10 wit; lying in he south west ang Q Of
Bells frail. and the road leading from Ashland to
Hcrsheys Mill, beginning al tho corner Of said
tract at the JUNCTION Of said roads, thence south
fifteen degrees, west ten perehes and fourteen
links, thence north eighty three degrees and
thirty minu'cs, wedt sixteen perches, thence
north fourteen degrees, west fifteen ,perehes and
eleven links, thence TO tho place Of beginning,
containing one acre one rod aud eighty perches
Terms Of saloi Cashs J, d. JONES, Shift.
Ashland, Nov, 80, 1858. 2S Is.
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GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE

GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
r WILL offer for sale IN Saturday The 2lh day
Of december A. d. 1853, at the door of the
Couh House in Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio,
in pursuance oiSn order Of the Probate Court
made at It's November Term, 1853, tho following
described premises as the property OF Cornelius
w. Linn, minor, situate in Ashland County Ohio,
and described as follows, to wit; being twenty
acres out of the south east quarter Of section
thirty-six, township number t2l commencing at
a post Ia the center Of the highway, on the south
line Of aforesaid quarter thence sontll $751; deg.
west sixty.nino and a half percbes (69!N to the
south west corner of the quurteri thence north
II west forty six (l6) p%erches; thence north 49,
deg, east seventy t7o) perches to a post in the
centre of the highway thence along the center
of said highway, forty sir (46l perches TO the
place of lightning, containing just twenty acres
Of land. Terms Of sale: Cash. Appraised at
$780, ~. DAVID LINN,
4, Guard. OF Cornelius W. Linn.
KELLoco & ALtros, Atty's.
Ashland, Nov. 90, 1853. gifts. -
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GOOD M%EpICINES1.
sTABLENs bIARRHGA CORDIALI

is a pleasant Mixturey compounded In agreement
l. with the rules OF Pharmacy, O theTapeutic agents.
long known and celelTAfed10f their peculiar efficacy
IN curing DfARRiHA, and similar Affections ofthe
system. In Its action, IL AtLAye NAUSEA and produces
a healthy condition ofthe LIVER. thus removing the
cause at the same time Il cures the disease. tsm
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sTRAYED.

ERoM Homer township, Medina
IVA IL couaty, on the 9th day ofNo-
NE.M vember, 1883, a dark bay Mare, 10
N%AAM ORIG years old. No particular marks.
M-E1A Any person knowing any thing con-
cae-N9 corning her, can leave word at this
or the Clerks Office. GEORGE MIcKLE.
December 6, 1853. 4w29'
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stnhIer,a Anodrne CLerrr E.neototani

stabler's Anodyne Cherry Expectotant
is confidently recommended TO ~invG,ids, as usHbnrAasl
Ed by any known preparation, for the cure OF Cougks,
H srr,s and sna other fqrms O. C9rmss qS%si BRON-
early stage. and for the ReiiG OF the patient even in
advanced stages OF that fatal disease. Wv
Itcomhinea, In scientific hammer, remedies oflong
esteemed value, with others OF moro recent discovery
and besides lis soothing and tonic qualities, acts throi
1.-THE skin gently and with great efficacy, for the cure
OF this class Of diseases. " wv
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A. FRESH supply OF Wrighrs Ihdian Vsrefabis
"A Pms a standard English Medicine, lor tHe
rayentlon and euro Of disease, to aid and inn
prove digestion and purify the blood. For sale
AZ the new Drug Store in Ashland, by
!. 4 isss RoLLA u. cHuBB 4 co.
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RelmoYal.

NTICHAEL MILLER would inform his old
Iylffiends and the public that he has removed
bis goods to his new Brick Building nearly oppo-
site the Sampsel House. lie will keep constantly
on hand FEfrs
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Fits! Fits! Fits!!!

II EVILS &FLETcHERs, Vegetable Compound
IL for the cure Of Epilpsy, Of Fits-a recently
discovered invaluable Medicine, purely yegeta-
Druggists, Ashland o.
3 July O. 1853. NtF III