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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-07
MERRITT, FIELD & co.
Wholesale Importers Of Dry Goods.

A RE no receiving and opening In the large and com
"A modes building lately erected byMr. Oi,per Lsdd
ON rst rect bstpesR Msis and Syesm0re streef, the
largest ana best assorted stock OF fancy and staple
Dry Goodssver brought TO this market. Our extern
sive fschk IN connection with our New York house.
enables usD o1er such inducements u purchuscrs az
will make to their advantage 10 purchase Of US. We
shall cokine to add weskly 10 v already largo stock
50 rs TO KEEP IL at all tmesfull and well assorted.
PRINTS PRINTS
Spragues Franklin, Cochico. Globe, MerTimack,
ID Allen 4 ON, Dunnels, Washington, and all desir
able brads,foi sale at q small advanceon manuactur
ing priesby lnarSl MERRITT. FIELD & co.
@sb SPRING GOODS.
lust HCEEED, o very handsome lot Of fresh
Sprint Gods, new and desirable styles, consisting
ofPriIIts. hwns Ginghams Cottonades, beached Mus.
Inns, barratc D,lanes Chambreys. Nous DcLains, q
&C., which We VII sell at very low prices.
feb!3 M J. n. MAGHEE & CO. H.,
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DIR. GRAVES FAnnLY MEpICINEs.

DR. GRAVES FAMILY MEDICINES.
EMBRACING his celebrated Ague, Pills that never
fail to cure the Auge chlls inermitxnt Feve in
all their complies rated lorna. -. LA r+yt,s 49, 4
Alec his popular AGti Bilious, Anti Dyspeptic purify
ing and catharti, Pills, that have been much made
use o. Tor the cure OF Dyspeptc Liver complaint and
dgesnon aa1 giving 80 much relief without the of
Mercury. - -. -. 800 1901 -,
Also his Paia Extractor that fails give imed
ate rtet from pain in the severest scads
cures old Uee Scad and letter. and very valuable for
Rheumatic pains, and pains in the br sast. & s ~
Also his Cholera Pills, for Darrh1a. Dysentery or
Flux, &c. Al d = :,
Also his worn Pits exec ent worm destroyer and
will expei theIa from the sssem-he above p-epara
tons have been sold and extensively made use Of for
eight years past throughcuy the Wsssern States and
stands high In Tie estimation of thousands have been
cured by them. Sold ~ t ~, IS -r.....-.
CRAWFORD BELLY D'ussss'
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SHERWOOD HOu3E.

TIME subscriber has taken above house, and has
Il entirely rehtted and resurnshed IT, and IL prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house In satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stnbe. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock of horses car
riages tn let. ..lt -.,i ~, j
The stable Is large, clean and well located and good
hosers In constant attendance Particular attention
Will DO paid to the care OF horses left with him for keep
ing, and in all respects the public shall fluid the Sher-
wool House good Hotel. liys-0l J. A. 8YERS. /
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.lEEDICTNA5ko-
STILL GREATER NEWS PROM Aus
I 1890 49, TRALIA FI'l03 q q 'IeIl

STILL GREATER NEWS PROM Aus
.i,ai.. ss'fs TRALIA. os e q sle's
Disesrered on the Bank Of the aler1env Ripe, rear
Rittsexygh. fas Great Material PETROLIUM er,
/, ROCK OIL strl - = =
Those who afflicted, respectfully invited 10 get
Circular and look the Directions for Arpe Rhsn
snatism, PLEA. Dmnhea, Flax T'oo:h-acke. Burma
Worms Serofuls Coughs, Bronchitis;s Group, 4 Old
Sores Choera norbus Contvacsions Of the Limbs md
joints, Sore Eyes. Blindness, Cosveness Dyspepsia
and other Diseaxee y ~ tfi -iaftS Hs' II f'1-1 =
BY that time you may say, at cures tho muchn But
recollect il is not HUMAN INVENTION, but com.
pounded by Ka.ure's msster hand--and Nature does
not do her work by halves. 1890.
Z The Oil Is used both Internally and externally.
= AsAGUE, SORE EYES, PILES, RHEUMATISM and
SCRoFULA are common iu many parts Of the West.
constrained 70 say that lille thi Oil will
and relieve other Diseases il been and constantly
met with most COMPLETE Success in these cases.
NPPrcs 50 cents per bottle (hslfpint-) -
It's q beautiful red color. = s..-r a.r,.tt
Look for s. NJ kicks name written on the label OF
the bottle
For sale By tie Druggists throughout Indiana and BY
X. M. LYON, Fo.t Wayne,
Proprietor in the Western Ststes.
Also for sale by Druggists gen rally in Evansville,
and by l5r ts'rE . KELLER * FARNSLEY
mars 3E-dlyw Wholesale Agents.
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b a. F. ooRINo MAcHINH

'HE undersgned have lately put In operation q Floor.
l. ing and Facing Machine, on the Canal at the elbow
nearthe grave yard they prepared TO furnish
any quantity OF Flooring rs well worked any other
Machine Flooring that can be procured. '4f fhsl
ALso-Any quantity of PACKING BOXES as low n
they can bs purchased In Cncnna Orders are respect
iuiiy solicited. .1eaEe 80 A. SIMPSON q BkO.s
Evansville Aug q 1aS0t
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"a GAME, OYSTERS, 90. 80.
.x EVANS - sn s%r C&)

The proprietor of this Restaurant has Just made ar
Judgements at VncenDes and Terre Haute the res-
lar receipt ef all kinds o. PRAIRIE GAME during the
winter season, which he will mp his customers
the shortest notice. and ut prices lower than
sve Restaurants. He ha also made arrangements for
receiving FRESH OYSTERS with regularly. and win
out sharply. ttt Ntii - fiI 0,ts h decIl-T
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BOOT AND sHo , MANuFACroRY

-. would inform me public in general that havt
B on hand an assortment of fall and winter Boots
and Shoes OF all s<,rts, and that will cell them
as cheap and as good as can be sold In this cit,
oct2e iilt . 7faEf8 JOHN RASCH.,,
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: AND fFOREJEN EXPRE

THE public respectfully informed that are now
l. prepared TO give Increased facility and dispatch for
tra sporting To and from she East merchandise packa
ges PARCELS bank noted. and specie. and all
who parose US quick dispatch throughout the year,
having railroad communication from Cincinnati TO the
East Each express 10 in cnarge OF trusy messenger.
ables. 80 - 3 f.'t III a..
We collectt ills, potes drafts, all orders for eoods
or pay bills IN places where we have Offices. = Il u
Exresses for IT, Louis, Madfson lndanap polls Gin
ctnna!i Cleveland Pisburg, and all parts Of the East
leave daily at 10t A. M. thi'
For LeSirgton and Frankfor at P, M.
For California By each mail steamer from New York.
r' 3" t'"e-'H tlI1ADAMS& CO. /
novl7 80 ~ - Once SIS Main g. Louisville.
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-. .,n.'41 WANTED .,-I .ssss1 ss.f.
IN nm pounds Feathers: -stiaH saifsr .fl-sct
OU.OOON,0Oe DO Ginseng:
so"o do Beeswax. - cqs
Our arrangements are such that We can always nav
the very hig est market price in Cash for the above ar
ticles. X. A. HOLDEN & CO1
mh2Sy iDcnnati. u.
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wehave open Policy Of Insurance. which will cove
all shipments address, when advised by letter per
mail or when endorsed bills Of ading BEFORE or
nov10d&wly - - 49, . - &. ST. Louis, Mo.
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=. & E.wALsn, l-h.i ~ e
PAoK * BAcox, tii tffrf
CaARLEss, Bow & Co., , S.. Louis
CaoUTEAu IL VALE, it
90 ~ HoM, nise q Co., ,l.t..s
w. b. REYNOLDS,
Ellis * MORTON,
saa SRkDER e. GonMAx, r IL "a -.-t.
HosEA d Frazer, Cincinnati.
~ SPRINGER d WHIrrnAH,
sfl- E o. GOODMAN * Co.,
zero NV. Butler q BRo., Z "A I..si.lss t..- *
.,i4s. ID. LEEcH Il Co., : Pittsburgh. a il
WM. HoLNEsdk Co., e-.. y. 81. 80
Z. & G. YARxALL & Co..
- soso9 rs.. y: Buck & Aioas4s pAiladslphi..
SHIELDS & Miller, fNt
Blow & MARCH, y 1li@-n +4t ~
go M glflf--l- - "a 4 n York alne. --.uat
CaAs. A. wEreHr - l1sEa.., - ,s'-,f ,-t-.
sajaS ss.a! LIZ Co.. &C.: Bal'imors. ,us
A Aas FAs sU. e Co., Boston.
"a T'C.TWICHEIL q CO.. New orIeans..
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NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,

ON WATER STREET, Sfrr TO HoRNBRooK & BrRTzs sRocE
u N between Main and Sxeamore. .
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS,
Ill ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
COmmisSaOm and EOrwardlng
so .s;rsf' ~ H o USE. -
siaI.MoGRIpqE& MeFxuL.

has~n 'lL~ie TwichetI & Moendgej -
,g0xrH 81. CoHnERc1AL AND PIHE sTKEEry.
4 ,oNSl1NMENTS AND COMMISSIONS will have
our prompt and personal attention, and liberal
se9s,ess VIII b eivea when required on Comisunsss'
Orders fs the Purchase of Lead. Grain, Hemp and
other Produce will be filed at the lowest possble pcss
- Inc Receiving and Forwarding OF Merchandise antI
roouce will meet with especial care and spsteh tho
lowest rates Of freight will always be procured and tho
expense Of storage and draysgs ~ much ~ possible
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a. J. RonERTs & co,

EVANSVILLE 81 IT M %NuFACTORY.
Sfrsag Fashion, Centkmen's Hats. p
II SHALL introduce my Spring style Of Gentlemen's
Hats, ON Saturday. March 5th. The style and shape
admirably neat and the quality the best that ne ma.
ter'ais and good workmanship possibly produce.
am now ready to take orders. Persons &c nding or
ders from distances msy feIy ontheir being promptly
and carefully nlled.l Ia, -, - II. VA61IER
~ mari oiaa First street Cd door above M ain.
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LARD OH, -fra. u,
JOHN c. DEVEREUxJr.,-Hss on hand and for sal
BY the Barrel or single gallon. frat rate article of Lsr
Oil. which we will sell very low.
nov6 i'sseiii1 JOHN C. DEvEREUx IT,
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This invaluable remedy for all diseases Of Che troat
and lungs, has attained celebrity from it, remarAble
cures, never equaled by any other medicine befos.-
Other preparations nave shown themselves palliars
and sometimes effected notable cures but none has Ger
20 fully won the confidence Of every community who
IL known, After years of trial in every climate ,e
results have indisputsbly shown 1t To possess masty
over this dangerous class ofdiseases, which could
fail to attract the attention Of physicians patients az
the public at large. ieta-fs .
See the statements, not Of OBJ cure individuals an
from Ear distant places but of who are known an
respected throughout the country. a
THE WIDELY CELEBRATED SURGEON. poCT
VALENTINE MOTT, OF NEW YORK CITY, SAYS:
"hgiyes pleasure to cortfyto the value and ef3cs
cy Of AYERS KERRY PICTORIAL which co d
slider peculiarly adapted to diseases Of the throa
DR. PERKINS, the venerable President ofthe Yer
mont Medical College, one ofthe most eminently learn
PICTORIAL Is extensively used in ibis section, where
II has shown unIstakab evidence of its happy eecs
upon pulmonary diseases.
The REV. JNO. ID. COCHRANE, A DISTINGUISH.
EDCLERGYMAN OF THE EN (iLISH CHURCH.
writes to the proprietor from Montreal that 'he ha
been cured Of severe asthmatic affection by CHERRY
PECTORAL," His letter at full length may be founs
In our circunr, to be had of the ageh and worth thu
attention Of ashmatic patients.
THIS LETTER Is FROM THE WE'LL KNOWN
DRUGGIST AT HILLSDALE. MICHIGAN, ONE OF
THIS CASE Is FROM HIS OWN OBSERVATION.
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-.-4sior bsea HILLsDALs. Mich. Dec. 10. 1el9
DEAR SIN; Immediately on receipt OF your CHERRY
PFC rORAI Icsred bottleto acquaintance OF mine
who was thought to he HIS end with quick con-
sumption He was then unable 10 rise from his bed
and extremity feeble. His friends believed he must
die, unless relief could be obtained for him. and
induced them To give your excellent medicine trial.
immediately LEFT town for tree weeks, and you may
judge Of my surprise m. return meet him in the
street my home from the cars, and nnd he had
ertirely recovered. Four weeks from day he com
menced taking YOUR medicine he was at work at his ar
duous trade of blacksm t-..i.f = l.l--.. -
There are other cases within my knowledge where
the CHERRY PICTORIAL has been singularly success
full, but none marked this Very truly yours
G.. w. UNDERWOOD.
HEAR THE PATIENT.
DR.. J. @. Aver. Lowell,-Dear SIR Feeling under
obgatonso you for the restoration ofmy health; send
you report OF my case, which you liberty to pub.
sh for the benefit Of Others Last took bad cold
accompanied by severe cough made use Of many
medicines without obtaining relief. was oblieed 10
give busHess. freqently raised blood could get
no sleep at night friend gave bottle Of your
CHERRY PICTORIAL, the use OF which Immediately
commenced according directions. have Just pur-
chased the Bn bottle, and nearly recovered. ]
now sleep we'll, my cough has ceased and all BY the
use Of your valuable medicine.
E.s. STONE, Am.
Principal Mt Hope Seminary.
PnEPAaED BY j.. AYERS. CT ST, LOWELL, MASS
III TSold in Evansville, wholesale and RETAIL by Craw.
ford Bell: in Princeton, by X. B. Haoek In Pesersbu T.
by Adams Campbell; and by the Druggists every
throughout the State 81 81 i taps7- dckwlyl
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HARDWARE.

SHANkLlN & REILLY, are getting out ofthe Hard
~ ware trade and wish to sell on their Stock of Hard
ware at cost Carpenters and others nting Hardware
will please call and examine stock as they will n<
to their interest to do So before purchasing elsew ere
oct29 SHANKLlN & REILLY.
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M OTGCE.-The undersigned has taken the Books
~ Notes, and all accounts his possession, OF the
late firm Of GoTTLrEB, VILE Co., and will collect nj
due said firm. He therefore notifies his debtor
call and settle. He be found at all times in the
establishment Of s. Kahn Wife, where he his cIert
will attend to all setteme nts. 81 ISAAC VILE.
dec3I IL 49, ,t'f =. 100
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TIC Curcplio Headed.

The following seems to us the most ra
tional of all the remedies heretofore in.
vented, against the ravages of the rascally
CurcuIio. partial success only, we be.
lieve, has attended any heretofore used,-
Although ont OF season, anything which
affords rational hope OF relief Ior the
future, cannot be bli interesting;
TnE CURcuLlo AGAIN,--Thc "Maine
Farmer" when bas long been doing good
service in The field Of agriculture, publish.
cs an application for curcuio, which, we
can have no doubt, must be ei,icaclous to
disIOdge this Zoe to good fruit A gentle.
man owned Two plum trees, but obtained
no plums, being anticipated by the curcu.
Iio. Whereupon he set about an expert
mont tn cut him off,
~ procured pound Of flour Of sulphur,
and placing a small iyon furnace filled
with live Goals on high stock as near ,C
tue lower branches as | could with safety
sprinkled the sulphur lightly on the Goals
This was early in the morning, while The
atmosphere was perfectly calm. As the
fumes of the sulphur assembled thtougt
the tree, watched closely, Tor the pur
pose OF asccrlaining whether any affect
bad been produced upon my unknown
foe. Scarcely had the vapor arisen to the
topmos, branches, when | observed sever
al round looking obiec,s falling. UpoI
examination found them to be insects
which were entire strangers to me.
showed ,hcm to a friend somewhat skilled
in entomology, who at once pronounce,
them to be The curCuliO-lhe scamps lha
had the preceding year destroyed m.
pums.
Much delighted with tho discovery,
Immediately renewed the sulphur iumiga
ton, continuing it more Than week, AM
always with success agains, the foe. Th
result was most gratifying. The ire
which had been Gumigated bore me a lai
crop OF excellent fruit, while on the olhe
scarcely single plum came to perfection
This spring my two trees blossome
profusely, again caused tho sulphur I
be applied, and at the period Of writing
| am rejoiced in tho prospect of fin
crop of plums.
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GOLD AND SILVER WkTCUES,


NHP.E. NJ. INsMINGEE woulttospectrully
I'VE ioio,m the lub &c thathC has ocrndneHt!g
located in the soCn o Ashland. Hisrooms arc
Gtod up N;,h spccirl C. I'D to the comfort oI
vistors, who " u aiwa's ne welcome, whether
they wish fora jkeuc.S % cJllto see ibo gale
ry ofpeturo'.
Determined tospOre ueitkol pursoreHpeufC
Mr.. Ensminrer viii furnish likenessos tn shall
not be surpassed. His prices vary from 10 cents
to S. 90.
s1,-IHs rooms may te found in ihs second story
Jthe building noe occupied oy Wdiidek & Cc6iH
August s. lltf
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IL don't see" said Mrs. Purtngion, yes.
terdav, as Ike came home IrUm school aud
threw his books into one chair and h's
Jacket into another, and his cap on the
lloor, sa ing that he didu', get the medal
ii don't see, dear, why you didn'. ge, tho
NEEDLE, for certainly more meddlesomc
hoy | never knew. Bot M nutieri when
the adversary comes round again you'll
get it," What hope there was in her .re;;
mark for himl And he took courage and
one Of the old lady's doughnuls, aod sa,
wiplng his feet on clean stocking that
the, dame was preparing to darn. that lay
by her side. q i- 'e''e
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Goatrq.

LET THE HEART BE BEAUTIFUL.
SO tbeiheart, Il G heart be beautfIi,
1icare not for the iice;
ask not what tire form may lack
Of dignity or gree:
If the mind be filled with glowing thought
And the soul with sympathy,
What matter though the cheek be pale,
orthe eye lack brllliancJ.
Though the cheek, the cheek be beautiful,
1t soon may lose its bloom,
And the lustre Of tho eyo be qucnched
In the darkness of the tomb
But the glory of the mind will live,
Though the bloom Of life depart
And oh! the charm Gun never die,
OF true and noble heart.
The lips that utter kindly thoughts,
Have beauty all their own
For gentle words are sweeter far
Than musc's sultest tone;
And though the voice be harsh or shrill
That bids the oppre5s'd go free,
And soothes the woes Of the sofrowing one
Thatvoice is sweet 10 me.
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The Cleveland Forest city says ar
rangemculs are under way ,o start q new
Democratic paper in that city. 100000
have already been raised. II is to he
owned by a stock company, in $50 shares.
1t SAYS the company are prepared TO sink
$40 900 The first year. The Forest City
might have added, "a and $4,000 The second
year, and $500 the third year, and
$4,000 the fourth year, and go of al Sher.
IFS sale the filth year."-Cn, Eng.
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E g. Va CIV AZ

7 ". DARHEs has removed his GROCERY
~ SfORE, from the old Stand formerly oc
c0ocd by A. w. Peters, to the building iotmcrl!
occupied as the Mansion House by :. Rutan
NEARLY Opposite the SamprcI House, lie wOul,
ba lanpv to SEQ all his old tr,Ondgand customers
and As many nov ones az may he disposed q give
him call. His assortment Of FAMILY GRO
CERlES is complete.
Ashland, Nov. 3, 1859.
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HO to the Rescue.

Norfs The tims 10 Ms, yoW PropcriN
I JSPRENCLE is Agent fora uumbcro' hc
~, host FIRE MARINE. LIFE aud HEATH
ms. COMPANIES in the United States, persnni
Wishing insurance many orthe abo vc uena 'tmentt
vii frd tito ,hojradyantage to call on the above
atthc Office o. the Ashland MutualIns. Co
Nov %, 1851. obti
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SulPwRrcK AND Loss OF LIFE.-Ac'
counts from New Foundland to August
10Th, states that the ship Charles Clark
from Hamburger to Quebec, with lls pas
sengers, was lost after having been 80 days
at sea, at Freshwaler point, near Trepassy
Bay, on the 2sih July, and 8 passengers
perished; the rest had reached 81. Johns
N. B. where a subscription had been raised
to furnish them with clothing, and reward
offered for the miscreanl who plundercd
their property.
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New gcwciry Store.

GR I GOoOFELLow has opened in
~ J.. Inc new room doors cast Of RcZ
fgb 1'SN hOis stOie, on Main Street. a wl'ch
Ah-J ~ aud iewel,y establishment. who he
@&, ,Isa viii oaer every article usGSlly 'en,in
-'faSSAzsN'S such Nblishmenis a. very low a es.
Amohs Ms stock may be found,
GOLD AND SILVER WkTCUES,
Ladies' Gold Breaches, Grape. EnSmeled, Cluster and
KuOt, Ear Drops, Hoops ard rings. Gold Rings,
Locke's Pencils, Cuf Pins Scarf Pins, Keys; pure
silvog, German Silver aru Plated Spoons; Butter
Knives, Salt and SugR shOscls. SpCClaoies and
CHscsof all Kinds; Kniyes, NceJ'e'. Pe and Holders
POd Monies, u essng and POcse, Combs, Rye SDades
Juuc +. lSl3.--iy3
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D-Souow Ueads heavily and leaye'
behind deep impression, even when she
departs; while joy trips by with steps as
liz ht as wind, and scarcely leaves trace
u ,cn hearts Of her faint faollalls. nheA
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BY adversely are wrought tho greatest
works Of admiration, aud all the fair ex.
amples OF renown, out Of distress aud
misery are growh.-Dmid.
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LITTLE SINs.-Your consciences start
back aud are aflrighted, as indeed they
ought, at temptation 10 murder, incest,
blasphemy, or any of those more horrid
sins that are the progenies of corrupt ma
mre. These Sins YOU dare moi so much
as commit once; and yet thousands oI
thousands of lesser sins, such as sinful
thoughts, idle words, petty oaths, com.
modious lies-lhese proceed from YOU
without either striving against them, Oh
mourning for them.-Bishop Hopkins.
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PHYSICIANS,
Nv. E'hOuaas salyS.

Practitioner Of Medicine and Surgery
CtAvANNAH, Ashland County, Ohio: alS'
- Justice o. Ho Peace, and Notary Public.
April l3.-i, II
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~ A noble heart, like the sun, show
eth its brightest cOuinenaa'e IN rs lIwss.
estate.
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pOnTs As IS ROOTS |

Gin rENHE uudcrsignod having resolved to
EAS hereafter go 1t on hIs own Individual
w. hook, would say to hls lrcnds that no has
purchl sod of John p, Swna,ord his stock and
rented his shop on Main street, opposite llgcr's
Saddlery shop, where ho wall b. prepared to do
as good and fine work as any establishment in the
county can produce. {. A. HuMES.
Ashland, August 3, 1868. llN
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~ NKlLLtAM RALsT0N, Watch and
&IA, w Clock-Makcr, ,Main-stroet, Ashland,
KnSA0ho. Gold and stoel Pens. and choice
variety ofJowelry, kept constantly on hand,
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parish-but the people would not listen to
it. They had become attached to him,
and to the meetings, and they wished him
to stay. 4-
"But | can no longer rest under our
former contract with regard to the wealth
er,'' said the pastor.
"Nor do we wish you to-" returned
Sharp. ,"Only preach to us, and teach US
and our children how to live, and help US
to be social and happy
"And," added the pastor, while a tear
of pride stood in his eyes, as he looked for
an instant into the face Of his now happy
wife. "all things above our proper sphere
we will leave with God. for He doeth all
things we'll. '"-Gzeason's Pictorial.