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government. There Is occasionally an IN
uVlduaL who expresses a wish lhat Tue
Ihoneys paid tor nuiles shall DC uepo'ieu
~ banks rs The basis ul TURNER ioansi uu'
The bulk ol The community plainly see tha'
such u policy would grraV'y eN'ehu our "h'
puItailuns aud increase our presehl euoar'
IassUtnls. Tile present ucton oi the sue
Treasury Is achecS III posed ny 'nu'''uuS'S
Oh themselves, and there IS 1is peculiar
advantage III us operation, that The CON Is
sui among us; whereas, u Inc amount
paid Tor uuiIes were The basis OF lulVher
loans, no check wOulu DC llhposeu un'" !"
equl,alen, amount oil com liau gone aoroan
wih perhaps an Outstanding oo''g"'oh "
send vastly more man weshali ho" wv
lgrd 10 do. II Is moi Tue pOhcy VI 'h's
country ur Of any country 10 hoard lhe pre-
clous nleIat1 TO AN eA'rn. maj VIII "i'e''e'.
wan a lair aud reasonable ih'ercna'gs v
c~onlnoul'ies' enough no"e'e'' '"Ou'u
ways DC re'aineu I" "'''"s' 'on!
The business al home' o"lhg ~ "e pc
cusla'liles oil lhe na''oh'i eohS''u'O"' ""
Impossible lOr lnulNiuuais W mah"so wv"
'.,nI, ,xcen, while ,he pauer currency Is
:, .,f. n%os,i,un. when II NAV be
.yrtarord reach, for poId and silver
VAN. :, uil,er cIuuirirs a owe exists so
a l,,alize ,he suspension Of specie pay.
n, make me ordinary PAPER cur.
r,uey A legaI .euder Tor debts, under our
nn.,!nn,'n his is inpossible. No Slalel
shah maze an, thing pul gold aud silver
raj, , leo. / lender for DEUS, is an express
nr,,.,,n Of Ina, instrument and our loc4
LEGISLATURE has been restrained by the con
7u,,n nj me Stale SO as 10 be prohibited
Fam lecaliziuy ,he suspension of specie
na,m.n,, b, ,,e BANKS. The subueasury
scheme IS N precise ACCORDANCE with these
u,Caulc PROVISIONS. AL The laws for the
coueclIun Of debts look to pay ments in the
precinus metals and when those laws are
iu,ukrd. The whole power Of the govern
men, through lis machinery OF courts, mar
,hal.. aud officers, is set in mouon 10 re
,n,u. ,,,men, IN yold and silver. II
wvu!d be lalal 10 Individuals, when suci Is
,h- du,, and pr.cuce Vi governments, Tor
a.e Iasier 10 lead 'ne@ into The contraction
Of heavy Grt,s IN a rurren.y u PAGER, BY
nealiug The lat er as money III all us 'a''
dealings, wh,n al HE moment ol pressure
lends us power 10 enforce pa, meats III a
dlirren, anl more valuable medium. ~
receiving gold and silver alone' Tie So'era'
, uenl keeps The people informed OF whS'
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: ' : . . .
Remarkable Cure of Long Stand
ing, of weak Breast and Pain
in the Side

---" - ~ ClNrINNATi, March ], IeJ2.
DR. o, r. BAEER.-Dear Sir;-l have beehtor ma
years greatly aGnictcd with a weekb attend
with a severe pain in my side and back. last wint
/ was taken with a severe cough, which reduced m
TO my bed. Ny ply sician who had failed to do IN
any good told me ii was doubtful whether Iwould
eyefget well, and, that was too low 10 use strong
medicines. Ithen commenced the use OF the Pam
panaoca, taking a dose three times a1ay, which re.
stored the tone Ofm stomach so that ! could Fat any
kind of meat, which lhadnot been able TO DO for a
long time. | also bathed three times a day with tic
Pain puuacea over my breas; and side, wlithimnie'
diately relieved me OF the pain. 4 used Dr. Halls
BALKAN, which cured my cough in a short time, aud
| have siuee used a few bottles Of the PAIN PANA,
CEA, which has restored me better health than
have had fer many years, ! send YOU This statement
Knowing there ave many females suffering will
bhinsId Tie breast nsI haye done, aud ] belieye yOul
PAIN PANACEA will give them immediate relief
iCthey VIII only use II. ~ Hha .
MRS. JANE WALLACE, Fourth ard Vine ct
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WIN. HlmiltOn,
In Partition in
Ashland Common Pleas.

WIN. Hlmilton, In Partition in
as. Ashland common rleaS'
VIM Hills wife ct al.) ,
DURSUANT to the command of an order oil
sale issued in the above case from the court
OF Common Pleas oil Ashland County and State OF
Ohio 10 nc directed | will expose to public sale at
tho door orthe cosrt house in said county
On MOaday The 24h day Of October,
A d 1858 between the hours OF ten O'Clock A NJ
and four O'Clock p NJ of said day, the following
described Real Estate situate and being in the
county Of Ashland, 10 wit: the north east quarter
Of section number three [3l in township numper
twenty-five 1927 Of range number fifteen llo) con-
tanning ono hundred and siXty.iour acres more OF
less, excepting such certain lots as nave hereto
fore been sold by William Hamilton in his life,
Tim. Appraised at four thousand one hundred
and aighiy-slz dollars, sul ject 10 a dover estate
heretofore assigned to Jane Hamilton.
Terms OF sale :-Ono-third cash in hand on the
day of sale; one.third in ono year, and one'thirC
in two years i-delerfcd payments to be secured
J. JONES, Sheriff.
September II, 1853. l7w7pfsl 90
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BOOTS AND SHOES

among the good people Of Ashland county, with
almost interrupted prodigaliiy, and ateIeeedlng
low prices.
pLRS@ HnADGSMS3
bless 'em) have been particularly cared iorIn
the selection of our stock. We have II tullassOrt
ment Of fancy aud dress shoes and CATERS; chill.
drens boots and shoes ofall kinds, coIors, sizes
and qualities, together with anything and every
thing that is Usually kept in a boot and shoe
store.
Uncomfortable and fashionable clothing FOR the
feet, and low prices, are inducements to the peo-
PIE, in these times, then We shall expect TO draw
''lull houses"
8rRemember our locality opposite II. Luther
& Co.'s Hardware store, and three doors above
]. Il. squirrels Empire store.
PRODUCE Of all kinds taken in exchange for
Boots and Shoes.
N. B.. All kinds Of work made to order, and
meuding done with n~eatness and despatch
J.WASSON 4 Stubs. .
May II, 1853. 6m5l
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Dl'a Young y IA a.Alnd conmon Pleas. :
Anl,evlIoncr}
lSuRSUANF 10 Tie command Of a ri.
J. Va. issued w the hcyc case. from the
Cont OF Common plcla o. Ashland county and
stale. t Ohio, to ne directed, ! will expose to
pubic sale, at the door oil the COu t House ia
SAID county On
Monday, The IN day Of NOucmber,
AD 1853, between the hours Of ten O'Clock in
tie forenoon and four O'Clock IN the afternoon oI
SAID day the following described real estate stu
ate and being in the county Of Ashland and Slate
of Ohio, to wit being fifteen acteS out Of tho
southeast corner Of the west half of the north
west qsarter Of section number ono ~ ~ Town
ship number twenty-ihlee l23l OF Rarge seven
teen, commencing on the sou'h line Of said quar-
ter thiry-one Rode and one Link east Of th
south. west corner Of said quarteri aud thcnel
running due north forty.eight Rods and twenty
four Links; thence east iorty.cight Rods an
tsenty-four Links; thence south fOrtj Eight Rod
and 81 Links to the south line Of said quarter
and thence west to the place oil boginning-cor
beining fifteen acres as aforesaid, be the sam
r more or less. Terms of sale; Cash.
J. D. JONES, Sheriff.
Ashland, October ., 1853. JS9O PISS ~
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CONSUMPTION CURED!
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.
MeSsrs Baker, &. Co..

DEAR sIRs-Tle public generally are fully aware Of
the thousands Of remedies Of Dist ARID Lungs, under
the titles Of Sarsaparillas, Pills, Plasiers, Linimt nts,
&C., that are daily brought 10 their notice through
the newspapers, by way Of advertisements. Ny oil
Jet In writing this note for publication, il TO induce
the public, or at least those who are anieted III they
viii use patent medicines) TO use one that contains
articles OF rfai use in PHimOaarg diseases, I am con.
solOus that, In so doing, | am acting most unprOfes.
s%ioually, and deroga,ory TO the interests OF medical
science aud tue regular practitioners of medieine.
The medicine 10 which | refer Is d Halrs Bel.
sam for the lungs" have prescribed il in a large
number of cases, and always with success. One case
in particular, to which wish now 10 refer, was Civ.
en- up by several physicians who had been called in
consultation with myself. The patient had allthe
symptoms OF olnhrmed consumption, Suoh as Cold
Night Sweais. Hectic Fever, HArTassing Cough, with
continued pain in the lobe OF the Right Lung, attend.
cd with severe DiarrhGai He commenced lmmtdi.
Hieiy to get better, by the use ofthe above named
medicine. aud was soon restored to his usual health I
have also found Dr. Halls BalsAm the most yslua.
bic ESpset9lant Tor breaking up distressing Coughs
aud Colds that | have ever used.
w.D. WRIGHT. NJ. d.
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Vl;t., 1r,ts,, Fit.,,!

II EwIS&PLETcIlRRS' Vegetable Compound
A for the cure OF Epilepsy or Ftts--a recently
dlseoyered invaluable Medicine, purely vegeia.
biz, lor the cure Of this dreadful disease. just
rocci ed an for sale by Il. II. chuBB &Co'
Druggists, Ashland 0.
tuIy G. 1854, III
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Haysyille Marble Shop.
M 20 AANGy

McIErTIGELT % EANSi
Maayyactutcrs Of MOa,oneaty'' '7omO
Stones, Tables, S'esSf Italian and b.
american Wdndie.5d ,,....
THANKFUL for past i%tavors, would
respectfully inform the citizens Of Ashland
and the adjoining counties, that they continue Tue
above business in all its various hranohesi ara
having no Agents, they can and will sell Gra'e
Stones from 10 to u per cent. cheaper than Shops
can that employ Agents. IL is evident that per,
sons buying of Agents must pay the expenses ol
that Agency, shop on Main street, one door
east of the Punnsylyania House. flH 1911
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By ENEPRM@9

HAYES & KINNINGER,
RE now receiving and opening a splendid
II stock of goods direct f ON New York, &C.,
Which they are prepared to offer at prices as rea-
]sonallc as can be purchased in this or any other
couniy ives, of the AIlcghenies. Call and see
and you'll not fail to BUY, il you consult your true
interests. HAYES Il
HaycsyiIle, August II, 1853. 1911
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TT having been satisfactorily ascertained that
tho construction ofthe Franklin and Warren
Rail Road Is now an ong the ''fSed lucts' u tie
age, it may safely be permitted, without detri'
ment to the public interests, the masculine gen
der residing within the limits ofAshiand county,
to castup their heels UP, and eIclaim, in the
language otthe poet, eco 1T BOOTS!' As Tor
the new firm of WATSON & Stubs, they have re-
solved to 'go it's al all hazards, and undetsell all
competitors in the boot or shoe line. Our new
locomotive flor which see smallbillsl is pouring
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And q $40 ygr the Mo.t DeLeale Gina !


II is estimated that Isl, eco persons die anoualIv In
the United States, with consumption, and Professaor
Eherly says that vast number ofthese could be saved
blythe timely use Of some prompt remedy.
DIR. HALLS BALSAM STRIKES. at Tie root of the
Disease at once, and such isits speedy effect. that any
one using II freely according to directions FOR "a or
% hours, and not entirely satisfied with its Inerits
may return II and receive back his money. Monsv
I'll BE- eIeerfaHg refunded, The most distressiny
cough is frequently relieved by single dose. and mo-
Ken up In a few hours time. The afflicted do not
lave TO purchase bottle after bottle before tbey fpi
wle her this remedy will afford relief or moi. ""'
Call on the agent and get a pamphlet gratis. The
treatise on Consumption alone Is worth more thar
the price Of this medicine. Yen will find sertGiests,
OF Physicians in Cincinnati, and Of Others who's
be found. ="
The public have been imposed upon by remedi,
recommended by certificates which kaye aIyvs
originated from some uuknswn source, We beijs,
that a medicine possessing real merits win egs,
cures wherever II is used, at home as welIa az abrasa
This is no Paregoric preparation, but one which If ,Sei
In season will save the lives Ofthousands : and M.
sons may make this pargain NTH .agenfs from who
they purchase, that in every case where h ia nse,
ireeIy according to directions, and entire satisfactiou
Is mol given IN % or "a hours, they csn return H.
medicine. and their mORcp NiH6e ehesrfuNv rsf,,JsS
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Removal,
A NEW AND IMPORTANT ROUTE
TO TRAVELLERS.

KSym cd has com
ATEIr-$f1 menced running
-9&&NM Ashland to Lou,
mountaineering Ashland every Monday, Wed.
nesday and Friday at 3 O'Clock, AN. and arriving at
LoudonEille at Up N. connecting with the O'Clock
p. NJ. train for Pittsburgh aud the O'Clock
train for Cre,tline same days. misunderstanding
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday on the
rival oil Eastern train at 10 A., NJ, and arrives
n Ashland at 3 P. M, thereby enabling Passen-
gers to 20 either East or West on the cars same
day, or those coming on morning train either from
East or West can get to Ashland without delay
and citizens wishing 10 visit the south part of the
county, can have an opportunity to transact thei'
business and return the same trip, aud rice reTsd
Fare through one dollar.
A liberal deduction to families and pleasure
parties. Enquire of the Undersigned at the Bool
Store in Ashland, or at the Railroad Depot o
Post Office in Loudonyille. @
W II II POTTER, Proprietor.
Ashland. July 10, 1853. 3nS
" Passengers tax nto or from any Hotel eithe
at Ashland ur Luulonlille.
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. GrinnIesl beam lav Lowe

/ Tie AGED, the inGrm, aud the crippled, instantly
feel The effects Of Railways Ready Relief 1t rejuvi'
mates old age, renders the stin Joined supple aud &C.
tive. ibfises life aud strength in the sore, weak aud
III SAILED Ismb. removes ali pain and soreness hom the
Joints and muscles, and strengthens and makes sound
and whole, the weak. infrmed and crippled.
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OFFICERS OF COMPANY.
ANDREW Coon, President.
DOWNING II. YOUNG, Secretary.
JoHN P. DRENAN, Treasurer.
This Company is prepared to issue policies OF
Insurance upon the most favorable terms, for any
period not exceeding FIVE years.
The Directors call the especial attention Of
persons desiring to effect insurances, to the fol-
lowing, among many other liberal features Of
their Company.
l. We issue policies on both the joint-Stock
and mutual plan, on the joiut stock plan, for as
short a period oftime as m y be desired.
II. Persons insured in this Company who sus.
tain a loss, in case of controversy, may bring
their suit either In the county where such loss
occurred, or In Richland county.
Ill. In case ofsalc OF the property insured, be.
fore the expiration of the policy, a rateable Pre-.
portion oftho money advanced will be returned
to tho policy holder. Tni. is u peculiar feature
in our company, and one which we Il ink will
NEE with the appreciation Ofall persons interest.
ed.
". We confnc ourselves entirely to q bushes
within the bounds OF the State of Ohio. A libera
share OF public patronage is respectfully solicited
Principal business C1iee, on West Diamond Street
Mdngteid, Ohio, up stairs, In SturgeS' new Luilda
ing. Agents Of ULmpany for Ashland County
WIN. .. ALLISON, Ashland.
or. KING, Haysvillc.
May %, 1858. ir
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE!

N. B.. The highest market price paid for best
nmnliiy of hniier delivered at our Store.
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r. r. Relief.
Cough Cured in five Minutes!

Readway's Ready Relief, cured a%gentenan IN i've
minuets, Of a severe fit OF %caughing. The gentleman
lad not alspt Tor two nights II was applied externally
audlnternally.
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IN A FEW HOURS.
Internal Pains.

.Afftc drops Of RadVGy's Ready Reti5
Tsken internally, will atoptlp most distressing pains
OF plsrrhGA,. CHOLERA NoIbus, Dysentary, aud in,
stantly sodthc, arrest and aIlay the most Pi0isAt
CrdnP1, sPasns, add ConnHisPF...5
~ n tIrl n, 4. Reif
d The very mOuentitis applied, 1t stops pain, arrests
diserse and removes It's cause, u
N n n, ReUpf
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-~@---OUp~-< o->A-+-
The Election Tomorrow.
iercst to do 70.

SO frequently of late do we have to
call attention to clections--that we
think to have this part Of our writing
stcrotypcd. The election tomorrow
il one that should call out every in
dividual in the community who excr-
else the prerogativc Of the elective
franchises. The selection ola proper
Judge for the District is something
that concerns our citizens directly !;
perhaps more so than the election Of Il
Governor, )or President In choosing
between the two candidates the ques-
ton should be which of the two men
arc best qualilied-which of the two
can attend most promptly to the duties
If the Office =? When the voter has
made up his mind unswayed by any
political prediction, from his own
knowledge of the candidates, then, and
then only, is he prepared to cast his
vote. The responsible position Of
Judge should be held by one who is
easy Of access land can give imme-
date attention to all demands upon
him. As near as it is possible to be
so, his private business should not in
terfere with his duties on the bench.
He should reside in some business
place in the District easy of access
To view the present contest in this
light, independent Of personal consid-
Grafton Of ability-certainly DANL, D.
AVERY, stands most prominent before
our people for their sufrages.
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Plank Road Meeting.

OfYIcg BAfoS RoueE AND CLinroa
PLANK Roar COMPANY,
Baton Rouge, 2ia Awa, 1853.
A ia Meeting Of the Board of Directors
n Of the Baton Rouge and Clinton Plank
Road Compsny held this day, W. s. Pike
was elected President, Eugene Lanoue.
Treasurer, and Alfred Shoppers, Secretary.
Subscribers to the stock OF this company
are hereby Notified that an installmcht Of
one Dollar and Twenty-Five cents per share
will be payable on Wednesday, the LIST day
Of June next 1853. nv order Of the Board.
J. b. SMITH, Pres't. pro- tenn.
W. s. PIKE, Sccty. prc. lem.
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"A CARD.

As il will be necessary for three
fourths Of the stock Of the Crosse
Tete and Baton Rouge Plankroad
company to be represented at the
meeting called to accept the charter,
granted by the Legislature, all stock
holders who do not expect to attend
the meeting themselves, Gun have an
opportunity to send their proxey, by
calling at the Office Of s. NJ. Hart
a. Co.
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rse nir,ar,sliip.

DARENTSo aud Teachers ARE invited 10
j call at J. G. LANOUE;S. Harvey
Honse Row to examine the Ph1osopiieat
Theory and Pvcticeof Psnmanshp.
Inc Theory is divided into three pats,
Primary Lntermsdtate ard Final. Each part
in -Four Books.
This work comprises cuts designed 10
illustrate the manner Of holding and conduct
ing the hand and pen; preparatory excer-
cises. which thoroughly train the muscles
employed in writing, classification Of let
tiers and words according 10 their sinil-
arity Of formation, and Instructions accom-
panying the various exercises in each book
The whole 80 arranged an 10 enable the pu-
piis TO write over each page twice. Price
rs cents. Tnayl2.
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W-The Maine papers say that the
Wing Light House keepers have been
removed, and Democratic light house
keepers put in their stead.
''I.et Hercules do what he may,
Each cat will new, and dog will have
his day.
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4 MEETING Of the Stockhclicr Of the
II Crosse Tetc and Baton Rouge Plank
Road Company, will be held at Jas. H..
Jobnston's store on the 2sth instant, for the
purpose Of accepting the act Of Incorporation
granted by the Legislature, and for other
purposes Of interest 10 the company.
JAS n. JOHNSTON. Ssct'u
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Communicated.

Mr.. Eptron "A negro man be.
longing to Fredric Arbour Esq, has
performed some astonishing cures Of
tooth ache. A lady hearing Of him,
after passing two days withou' rest.
succeeding in indinducing her husband
to send for him yesterday evening,
when in presence Of her husband and
others, lie extracted what appears TO be
organised anamalculi from the tooth
by a simple powder which gives no
pain for the facts or information we
refer to it PERALTA Esq. N
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c NDIDATEs j.

nZ-We are authorised 10 announce
CHAS. +. GRENEAUX, as a candidate
for the office Of State Treasurer subject to
the decision of d convention.
--@~--~>~-~~~~~~~~-~-<-
~ We are authorized TO announce
judge w. b. ROBERTSON, az candidate
for Judge of the Sixth Judicial District ::
composed Of the Parishes of lberville, East
and West Baton Rouge.
-~~~>-~-~~~~~<~>~>~~~~~~s
u We are authorized to announce
DANIEL d. AVERY, Us candidate for
Judge OF the Sixth Jadicial District Court
for the Parishes of East and West Baton
Ro1ge ard lberville. Election 3rd Monday
in May.
All papers in the District will please
COPY and send their bills 70 this office
- We are authorized to announce
ROBERT G. BEALE, as a candidate for
District Attorney, for the Sixth District,
composed Of the Parishes Of East and West
Baton Rouge and lberville. Election 4th
Monday in May: ...-..-..------...- y
IT, We are authorized 10 announce
JOSEPH JOOR, as candidate for Dis.
trict Attorney for the Sixth District Flee
ton 4lh Monday in May.
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n G u a0uertise III { MIS-.


For Sale.
an REASONABLE TERMS = One
~ square Of ground with two good houses
thereon siturted at the corner Of Govern
nient and East Boulevard streets. For par
ticulars apply to P. A. Kougier on the prem
ises. The above propertycan be had very
low il, immediate application Is made.
nay 1911.
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Map Of Louisiana.

THE new and improved map Of Lonisi
l. ana compiled from the latest and
mos. authentic surveys, both public and
private, by G. w. X. Bayley, civil engineer
1853. For sale by J. C. LANOCE.
may l2ly Harvey House Row.