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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-23
HINTS TO

The farmer, as we'll as the mechanic,
should possess experience and thorough
knowledge of his business in order 10 be
successful. There art many things which
appear small in themselves that an expe-
rienced farmer will obtain and use to his
advantage. His neighbors who consider
Them trjRes will neglect TO follow his ex.
ample, and then envy him for his success.
We know a farmer iu Connecticut, who
has never taken a newspaper in his life.
lie possesses a good common education,
and has a very good library of old fash
Ioned books which have been in the fami-
ly for years. These he has read over
many times. He thinks that a newspaper
would have a tendency to. make his boys
and girls lazy, and that he himself would
be obliged TO lose a good deal Of precious
lime in reading il. As respects farming,
his father was considered a good farmer,
and he is following in his foolseps ; so Of
course he ought 10 be satisfied. This
book farming he considers a great humbug.
Let US see how he gets along. Last year
he sold his corn for len cents a bushel less
than one Of his n~eighbors, because the
merchant with whom he traded told him
that The price would not rise, and that he
had better dispose Of il before it declined
in value. This year he sold his wool for
Eve cents a pound less than this very
ueighbor,-h ~neighbor by The way, takes
five or six newspapers. W. believe our
friend has lost hundreds of dollars which
might have been saved had he been the
constant reader Of a good weekly news
paper, and ones, too, that deyotes a column
especially 10 that interest. They should
examine carefully, every week, the mar,
kefs and read the farmers department.
These are some Of the small items which
we deem Of importance to every one wEC
wishes TO prosper in his business.
Farmers, keep " posted up" in relation
10 the markets, and the improvement
which are going on around you be indus
%,rious, and prosperity will crown you
labors." r.
SOUTHAMPTON, Mass, 1853.
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gart,s @ Gprmr.


fvyom the New York Spirit Of 1.-THE Times'l
DID YOU EVER TRAVELS
Once upon a midnight dreary,
AS la, all weak aud weary,
SNORING on a dirty pallet
Spread upon a tavern floor,
. suddenly l felt an itching,
Such a keen and pungent iteh'as'
That ii set my nerves a iwi'ch'ae'
T~witching all my body O'or'
To myself Grossly muttered,
For | felt a litle futtered,
That's a FLEA, BITE, rll be sworn
Scarcely had these words been uttsred'
Which | spoke, or rather mu.tered'
-Muttered, as | said before
When, upon a sudden noa"n'
With a quick and rapid notion
With the point Of my fore hnger'
Down upon the spot I bore
Down upon the VERY SPOT, sir, where
The biting was so sore.
Then | rubbed, and rubbed, and rubbed II
Face time harder than before'
FOR YOU see-but need mentioni
1t was my most fixed intention
That SAID flea should bite no more.
When l drew my hand from under'
When I'd rubbed this flea to thunder
Towards nv nose it CHANGED to blunde''
Within half an inch or more.
Pah a smell ussailed my n%ostrlls'
Such | ue'er, ne'r snuffed before,
No, nor never will again, sir, If 1.-Two
To see three score.
Need ! meniioni-you perceive u,
had smashed a chincli-a bore,
Old and rusty, filed with gOrel
And that smell on my forcfnger,
1t will linger, it will l'ngcr,
Full or lasting, deep and lasting,
in my mom'ry eyerinora.
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NOTICE

hereby given that the unden ignod has been
NJ binted Acmin %istrator OF the estate Of Jacob
deceaaed, late Of Mohocan Ashland coun-
ty, Ohio and all those indebted to said estate In
any wiso, are requested 10 make immediate pay
mont; and all having ella inns against said estaio
will present them legally authenticated within ono
WILLIAM N0GGLE.
November slh, 1858. 3w26'
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" The Lima Argus states that the
work on the Railroad near that place is
progressing rapidly, and that six weeks
Of good weather is regarded as sufficient
time 10 get the work ready for the iron.
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CONSIDER.
DR.. Halls BALSAA, is no Paragoric
Preparation, but Medicine which
makes cares at home Where the
Parties can be Found.
The Great Cough and COnSumptive
Remedy.

kEDEk have you a cough, which you are neg
lecting under the idea that 1t Is only a common cold,
and that 1t will soon "weaT itself Out7r Lei A friend
tell you, In all kindness, what will soon be the prOb.
able result. Id a short time If you continue to neg.
lect yourself, you will begin to feel a sense OF tighi.
ness and oppression across the chest. accompanied
with frequent sharp darling pains. Then, a dry hack.
ing cough VIII set in, aud when you raise anything
II Will be thick aud yellOwish, or white frothy mat.
ter, streaked perhaps with blood. If you still take no
medicine, thesc unpleasant symptoms will increase,
and you VIII soon have hectic fever cold chills,
night sweals, copious eSpeCtoration, and then great
prOstratlon. II you still neglect Yourself. A few
weeks or months will see you consigned to the grave.
leaving your friends TO mourn how rapidly Consump.
tion did its work, and hurried you away. Priendsl
have you no cause to be alarmed 7 In the above
sketch you may see in a glass, how every case ofcon.
sumption progresses, with more or less rapidity. TO a
fatal termination. or all the thousands and miIiions
whom this great Destroyer has gathered to the tomb.
every single case began with a cold If this had
been attended to, all might have been well-hut, be.
Ing neglected, under the fatal delusion that Il would
''wear itself of, "ittransferred its dtadly act on 10 lie
substance OF the Lungs, exciting there The formation
OF t~ubercles. Another. ant anUthe- cold added fuel 10
the flame, until these tubercles began TO soften and
suppurate, leaving, by their liberation, great cavities
in the lungs. At this crisis the disease Is very dim
cult ofoure, and often times sets at def ance allhu.
man means.
In the latter or worst stage, this medicine will of
tentimes arrest the disease, or check ii prorress, an.
will always make the patient more comfortable and
prolong his life, and 1t Is therefore worthy OF The tri.
al-but In Its ~incipient or forming periods. Consumn.
tion is as durable as any other disease, and did
HALLS Balsam for the Lungs, II taken al this time.
Will cure II assurely as taken We earnestly exbort
all who have a cough. or are subject to colds, to keer
the medicine by them, and whenever you take cnld
eradicate II Thoroughly, and at once, by this power.
full healing compound, and leave your lungs uniniurel
to carry you In full yjgOr To n pond oId sga ~
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stabler,s Anodyne cherry Expeotoraut

Stabler's Anodyne Cherry Expectorant
lsconfdently to lnvalids, as uNsuRPAas.
Ed by any known preparation, for the cure OF Coughs,
Hoarseness, and other forms Of Common Colds; BRON-
early stage, and for the Relief of the patient even In
advanced stages OF that fatal disease.
IL combines, In a scientific banner, remedies oflopR
esteemed value, with others OF more recent discovery;
and besides its soothing and tonic qualities, acts thro'
the skin gently aud with great efficacy, for the euro
OF this class OF diseases.
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y y So 9 =
q Remarkable y Diarrhea
and Liver plaint.

>NNN'H"ftN NAlfh =, lt52,
DR. o BAKER.-Dsar Sir:---
For 10 months, ] have had almost ~tsntinnt Diar.
rheG, which was brought on BY a d~sbilfsfs1 mn sC
~ system and torpid action e(my Iistr. some iImes
was attended with great pain In my bowels and
side. tried a number OF doctors, but none az ihsm
seemed TO effect a permanent relief, as the disease
came 90 prostTated that ! pas almost a sI,Iefos
4 uhen gotA bottle Of your PAIN P~ANACRA-the
hrrt dose satisfied me that II was the medicine suIted
10 my disease, and ] found that by taking 4 dose amer
each meal, that my food done me some good. sndhv
bathing my bowels and side with the Pain PansSsS
my pains were Immediately relieved, and continued
70 gain strength and fesh, till | had used four hotiiSs
since thai time ! have enjoyed the best of heaIth
lbelieve 1.-THE public knew ofyanr valuable rr,n.d,
you would not be able to supply one.kalf ofthr ~.
mand. viii hero remark that a friend Of mine hsd =.
severe attack ioidiSrrhea, and ! gave hin Sdose ~
your Pain P%enacea, and he since told me that ~
ursiy S9red hin. 4 child Of mine got badly burnt nv
w. : S pn,n saklng nre, and we Immediately applied
the RAIN PanaceA freely, and In a short linz Xxx ~
wSSSil w. audit prevented II from biisieri1s'" "0
JAS'B HUQGRoVB, 5h 81, between j,SSsl M.
The genuine signed. o. n. pAKER"
Ia, ndohio. Tf-"" "ss0t "uoAsh
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GOOD MEDICINES.
sTABLER's DiARRHGA CORDIAL

pleasant Mixture, compounded In agreement
l. with the rules OF Pharmacy, OF therapeutic agents,
long known and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy
In curing DIARRHGA, and similar affections Of tho
system. In Its action, II ALLAYs NAUSEA and produced
a healthy condition OF the LIVER. thus removing the
cause at the same time II cures the disease.
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Ball N ESS CURED.

DIR. SWAYNE,
An eminent Physician of Philadelphia, has given
to the world the benefit of his experience by
preparing remedies suitable to almost
every disease.
DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry, for curing Coughs, Colds,
Consumption, and all diseases
Of the THROAT, BREAsT and
LUNGS.
Dr.. Swayne's Ve,mifuge,
I FOR destroying Worms, curing Dyspepsia, &C.
lS,OGyne's Sugar Coated Sarsdpa.
and Tar Pills,
A gentle purgatlve and alternative Medicine
pr superior to the Pills in general use.
Dr. S,DGyne's Cholera Morbus D~iarrh9a
& and DySentery Cordial.
!. A never failing remedy.
~ A fresi supply Just rcceived'b by,
% n. II. cHUBB, & Co.
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Books thai are ibis!

undeFslgned is now IecuITIng a large ad
Il dition to his lormer stock of
BOOKS y STATIONERY.
Pleafe give ne a call at the old stanO fprmeflA
occupied as the Post Office taboyeN tmpHo|
House) where we shall DO extremely HNH1 +
exhibit cur stock whether you wish to p
or otherwise. "
We intend to make il our business en1fely
hereafter and shall spare no pains to keep up
fully with the times and to supply tho reading pub
lie with every thing useful and valuable IN our
line, aud Mt as low prices as can be bought in any
oTnER CITY In the Union :
VIII II. POTTER.
Ashland, June ! is63-l2.
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And is Safe for te Meat DsFioqrs chua /

II Is estimated that 5000 persons die anouallyin
the United States, with consumption, and Proiesssor
Eberly says that vast number ofthese could he saved
by the timely use OF some prompt remedy.
DIR. HALLS BALSAM STRIKES. at the root of the
Disease at once, and such Isis speedy effect, that any
one using II Freely according to directions for % or
% hours, and not entirely satisfied with lis merit.
NIL DO eheeTfaHy refunded. The most distressingg
cough is frequently relieved by single dose. and brne,
Ken up In a lew hours time. The afflicted do moi
have to purchase bottle after bottle before thew GA
whether this remedy will afford relief or moi. ""'
Can on the agent and get a pamphlet gratis. Tn,
treatise on Consumption alone is worth more thnr
the price ofthis medicine. You will find cert6icate
of Physicians in Cincinnati, and Of Others who's
be found. Va
The public have been imposed upon by rcmedi,9
recommended by certificates which have nIwa
originated IRON some uuknswn source. We hello,
that a medicine possessing real merits will ege,
cures wherever 1t Is used, at home as well as abras,
This Is no ~Paregoric preparation, but one which If Ms,
In season will save the lives ofthousands and n',
sons may make his pargain NTH AGENTS from who,
they purchase, that In every case where II ia nS,
freely according TO directions, and entire satisfaction
Is not given In % or "a hours, they csn return te
medicine. and their mOHeE ginSs eiesrfuHg rsfnpSsS
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COMPLIMENTS cost us nothing, and ye,
there is nothing more provocative Of
esteem. Tell a pug.nosed oma that
she is beautiful, and you can have the run,
not only of her affections, but Of the pam
try in which the cold ,urkies are kept.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-20
.DHMIaUsAL aaGukh.
,,,,OI .ESALE PRICES CURRENT.
E,cAaoSp, NAV 20, 1853.

E,caaoSp, MAY 20, 1883.
FLOUR The marh'' oa'!ns 'ns pa a week mas Usea
iu ,s, on the Basin San for Super6ne; Extra s5s
been man TamiIy s5s a ssh
sssrr ATT Red 81 10; prime White 81 Is; lnfe
nor ,,n lI,s :. "a a So c,s.
EooRXMEAI IS 10 per hushel for country. Mills
ssE nsIr So. 10 As cts. per besiel
aoun,ain cusad hog round, 9Aa 10 cents; Clt)
~, no, r.:nh. l0s III good old Mcstern and Baili
,s'!.; N,v liAco", Sales 5, Sd Shoulders =. ~
s'i errrER -Gosn.n l6 "a cts. Mountain, 20 "a cts,
,r,r SORTS, suitable for table use are sold as low
sou s'r Is c,s.; Roll 10 a y cts.
SAMPLE -Tallow l2s l2N CTS; Hu's and Jack,
.os palen, IA; Adaman.ne 25 IS Mehelts patent 80
81, G;asiFEEWe quote Rio eS 10: Lnsuyra 10 los;
,.v, ils II; Mocha l4S Cape cts.
CCo.iyrsinis ii a 10 c,s on board, for good Mixed
Lump; Smiths III cts; Anthracite is only sold at
III of 1000 os. ssh TO SCI per ton OF 224o
cTaNO-None In first hands in market; sales 10 arrive
SIS; sales at 500 la small lots.
rlSH-A 10! o; Halifax cut Herrings has been receives
,nn,sssd No l. and brought S5k; they in demand
several lois Of North Carolina Hertings have arrived No
e., brought 81. No s51 No roe In obs 81 ao
~ 10 half bills s4 Shad ia bhls. SEX do 10 hall bbis So
LARD" ea''sis loH loS cts IN kegs = ="
LIQUORS -Whlskey Richmond rectihed, p cents cash.
Tuscaloosa 80 10 37S Cincinnati, rec6sd, c.s very
.,,,. on, Family Rye As; Mountain so IS; Brandy,
common Imitation 80 81 Brandy, common 4,h Proof IS
10 40 CTS cash. BrnndyO!ard Dupuys 81 10 81 5U hen,
ne.sy 81. 10 ST. Pine, & Co., $S 10 50; Apple As TO 10
csn,s G,n-Americsn common, 80 10 81 CENTS Holland
81 10 10 81 20 n. F. Rum 80 70 81 CTS
LIVE SrOCK-p. Shocks Rrporp -Becf Cattle scale
,r,oh, SO To 81; extra fat will command more; Hogs
So; Sheep, slx a sSs nell, as in quality:
iRON-Ps s33 $40 per TOM S~cdes $l0O; Iredcsar ano
English refined $685. Common English 1885, up coua'ry oar
SIS SIS.
LElTHER-Solc. good stamp from II q cts. per 'o
rsed from IL 10 Ii cts.
LIME-Fom wharf 81 25; from 81 s7H 30 % 80
MOLAssEs-N O. barrels very superior, ~ ~ 81 GIs 70
Cuoa new crop % 90; Sugar House IN oaIeis' 81 y
go. PORTO Rico In bop sheads 20 to 90 cts Porto kc",
.ces % to 90 cs; Sugar House Syrup, In barrels Az
AZ cts; common do COX a 81 cts.
S.ILS-hed at4* Az cents, and dull
STEE(-Americau Biscred 81 per ton.
SrGARS-We quote Porto Rico ST a cents new
,,, New Orleans an a6. Cuba nominal 5 a 5h hehncd
I,la.: ,ushed 9; Powdered g. Coffee Sugar = a ~.
SoAp-Turpcnline IN cts; Fancy colored lzs'o IL.
SHOT * cts per 10.
SaIT-Liyerpoo ae per sack 81 40 81 so afoa and
Il, ); in store; Ground Alum 81 l0a 81 Is.
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.,..s. .aaASEaa,
ISikrSsI ARRIVAL

I'M this iay receipt vi second supply al ''i= "
w Su,mcr Clouds. amer Raalusr Including every Va" -
of Fancy Dress Goods tho lacs ~. les hn"is r" "
The following:
White, WalertJ. Fuulafd arI Gold EAGLE Sill
Black t:ros du Rhine and Chciar Glacc d
Gauze, AMI Or andtc. Biie.-s, every t'!ir
AnimaZed, Paris atd Paim du al"
Grenadines, hl"usei!ues and HaIege de Lanes
Tan couieh, Green aud Figured do
I.awns, 0rsanhic Mu~ns and Ioilc d'ln!r
Figured, SWISS ai,I Dotted MGsiiu> ara atihi"'
New aud handsome +, enrll and English Gdis'c"
Turkey Red and Furniture 10 III, 800,
Linen AMI Law ILndEcrc ali >'Yles ''' P'''
Genlemcm's do do y"
Hack Lace Falls AID Flow iis Secsc
Muslin aud l. ace Sleeves aiI iUtff*ittHr-
Wh,e i;inrt aud Cu.urCd Grape ShhwiI
am. md I,rj,cI silk Frimges and otnef ltu'r".
i,. ' men AMI palm Lea Fans nj every dcsctim
Ina Cali cd neIvcl ami SILK Gloves
i.cIc ,Chs Black and C0iusrJ Kid Gloves Gc.i make
i:a" = Rack aud Fancy Cas,r.rrs and teStInes
"e''n, White and CJiuIcd Plaid aud Fancy Drlilm''
H., S.ars t'EtvIts. Stocks aud Collars
M White Hack and Colnr,d Kid Gloves
Al. .;yIrs ui and Linens SerTdulo wrar AZ
" VALENTINE, CRENSfiAW " Co,
N,v 10 No 90 corner broad and y II - Iec's
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THE GREAT PURIFIER OF TIE nLO0D-Nol fAh''
lxrlAHlE RESE6! fNcs I Ex
~ HE = 5 MAF1 pRsfSATE fstHNHHS
5a HSP s4hnn5SH AH EA ~
TAGGf o SrIS al S SMrns Use or MEncI
pRIDESCE rs LIFE. OK MrrEiTY or TIE 81 oon
and Yey ior Tie humber extraordinary cur,s effected through
induced h% S a. o.s s s sI1ss e n' ean
dence IN its and woni. poIefss lie "".
than The mere The proprietor ir no INNS o. az
would be 100 n"i :" s,as rs ~ b U
ss wrapper Of ard all from ssnt."sn wen IT,
in their localities and 81 The lghcs, reee"o''! many q " "
now residing !" the ' +. /, o'i',sS ESQ,
Of the hse @,. . called caHTERs SPANISH MX1rrE
a,mnistsrch hundred caca IN nray =. we @ m
for which recommended. with the mcs' 49, ~
suts lie says extraordinary M.chs ne a ''
se'"' CD. LUCK, ESQ" ,s..
The Of Richmond ard for many sestS av q" tARTf
SPANISH MIXTURE has ho"ah "~as o. 80 bot b"s
he Afflicted Mr. ,s scn I n:
DIR !,,,5 MIsS Si The cfy IIoe IN he cny
Rmon e" wh'eh xe !na ISy ,
n,me lie says IN CONSUMPTION dependant OF The 'S
- ~ ~ If ,1r'nsel Mors Rittm"'.i wa. cuLsd 81 r.. ~
o. me i u wear. .'snn by The use Of TWO ho'e' ." CAR
f fS" 81 ssr&ss'I'a nis SagHRsD E. WEST
Of ~ fSss1 BY tss caRTERs SPANISH
MIXTURE rD,yIy RuRTOS,
= =, Tho Revenue says he has see the good efectr
Ca9mma.RTER's SPANISH MIXTURE, IN number Of syh'"'
cases, anu '' WIN. q. HARDWOOD,
Y, Of Ole and T.ceIa which disable
81 ln waking Took bottles Of CARRIERS SPANISH
h,,yTIRE and enabled walk without cuic hho "
hor time was permanently cured. Also Lhe vile Oh
| NV GEO. w. BAKER ,,c,p
~ cur.d OF Drupsy, which she Twice y!
rrpS SPANISH MIXTURE Mr. Baker is resdeht OF ohet
Geld county. Va ,,.-,,E,.c
Richmond. cured oil Syih'In-
',m nv CARRIERS MIXTURE He says ne cheet'u
rero nmends and considers invaluable neoicIhe ON
MT CARTER The Proprietor of the Medicine: psb 81
IRE control hands to Rersnm ~ whom eli 81
| sr, shou,d he addressed Richmond Va o,uhIe,s,r.
We are ssob house. in United State c"'n'
! picbuorI Va and Druggnl
! generally In this CITY anu e''s March 2G-jSc3tp
: tottlcs for IS.
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yIT,oIrI,.D AND SEGKoEs FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
of CHCu: Court Bedford Count!
I'D the April in friend? su instituted b.
oil VIM Read IN his own rehi
, n. srsutnr T. w. Read, decd and 0.rs shall on
WEDNESDAY 18th May the residence 81 the a''
Or T. W Read public auction all he land OF Which hr
died il, u, posi-, ssc, containing l.liS acres.
This Is situated The LSnrhbus and Salem Turnpike
road oS miles bUyc LynChbure. ~ from New lonGon and 81
the Nicinl aud leEnrs Rh Roao
adjoining Mr. Elisha Peters and others. AMI running
81 the finest irciadioi! Schools
HeIghbuUud Ikab.t Tor Its wealth, Inel
r,nrr and Ia Ills ere supposed 10 be s
land heavily iinbci,d ard the balance 81 cleared
land il divided into fields all which We'll Maie,edr
ON most of them young clover Ala" OF the largest
ding ani ay from spUVu 10 %tuV
Of with EumrI oil other Hats VIII WIN ar!
non might converted the very fines; eao"
land fastcr Guano have been used ~ the land VIII e or!
The ets consist ~ c"mnotinus BIN
KITCHEN amt SMOKE HOUSE, anG other outousra
he aIJ sill tracts 20 sur persons de-
viii he sold credit Ui che TWO btt
re-, wear time equal w approved personal Gtcr
and the title 20 the land Retained
further :uriiy until the !Inents are made
be and place all the Slaves o ne
about 80 and very valuable. consisting % "
amen ami children amongst them No. Blacksmith good
several good cook ami other
huuse servants
Terms for the Slaves-SIx months with good personal secu
rIty and nter rest iIGm DAY OF sale -
h, same time will sold all the property purchased Of The
widow by the esatcc consisting Horses Cows Corn, unG
Household and Kitchen Furr!uta 49,.
TERMSFur all sums over BIO credit OF SIX months WIN soo
security; under that amount CASH
Mr. Lacks, who lives on Inc iaiu WI o" ~ Pc'oa
VIZ, . .;I2 30 ,'is WM. A. READ. COMMIT
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lo'i"IERlEs.
LAMB ERT,S LOTTERY OFFICE, BALTIMORE


fSNiOMaS LAMBERT intends ocnius Oitc pn>in "BA
NUNS u;el" Calvert s ct, Baltimore. Monday I'D My :
In very this time every license the sale OF oe
~ Tickets Virginia will have expired aud be renewed
will unlawful eitherto buy sell Tickets the STATE te
,art unwilling mIursur utdi calling having her.
during residence three yea
city, accused Of violation of law
respectfully suicts the patronage OF his
Virginia. who desire purchase Tickets tehp
iatig the atc risking The penalty doing ASSURING
hip that their ordes receive Irch ~"
confidence reposed him will be strictly observed
p- Prize Tickets the Maryland Lotteries or sue pela"d
Lotteries IA he in here (u which whavs the drawings
will lie cashed or received IN paymcn, Vl Tickets
RICHMOND. VA, APRIL 26. 1853
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HERE Is YOUR REMEDY:

o l., l. w A I NJ j
Of Bod Legs efr % years, suffering
xTRAcT y.tmon N W s Gr" Of 10 sent Ma
sir-At age my wife whois novel; cauea violent
cold which that time they have
and greatly namcd eragories ds
tracing for months e was eSey e % Ts s
without health severely and The state Of her
toy your Plsand onncn and last resource after every
had I so sq
and cnn ro nve e sns
sa yc would indeed feel she in having been
The meansoi greatly aleyatns the suerngs
kARS OF AGE cyRE Sn q BAD LEG OF
Copy Of William Abbs Builder Of Gas Ovens Of
IL Professor loway:
three s az Gas %orss
had to variety Of medical n s
"PpDso" thai OP"@n y"ar p h1 Sns
VII" had No" tS; S,;.s'ed credit the fact
duIa u verified by Mr. " r. England,
'"f" DkEAH SFiSG S Sf, REI
Extract OF ser,ESm Mr Fsrsk Tuner ofPenhurst
any S M had suffered Bad Breasts for mole than
cndance but all Having before a e Oes. euH
your s med again
and Ts hs less Than perfect
k derived from their really as,onishne w iros
(sgned) FREDERICK TURNER.
The Pisshou be usedconjonty with the Ointment ~ nos ~
the following cascs:-
Bad Legs Cons, (soft) Rheumatism
Bad Breasts cancers ,,. Scdds
Burns Contracted " nj sun Sore Nipples
Bun,oos Joints Sore Threats
Bite OF Moschtoes and Elephantiasis Skin Diseases
Sand Flies Fistulas Scurvy
Coco. Bay Gout Sore Heads
Chieco foot Glanduar Swellings Tumours
Chilhlains Lumbaeo Ulcers
Chapped Hands Piles WOUNDS Jaws
ACHES OF ALL KINDS.
Back Ache, Face Ache, Ear Ache Tooth Ache. and
Spinal Complaints suddenly relieved IRON aiu feelings by
r. R. Relief
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