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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW.YORK....
Cleared this Forenoon.

Anfoirette. Smith NewOfleans. shifer.
Bsss-Narsmic Lsnpher, Cienfuesos d. Broosmsn Co;
Ocean Eagle Moses New. Orleans. stanton Thompson.
fOd schad-r, AquAdis Hinnngs Mailer
Goslug Boynton Petteng PoTtsu'Prlnee A. koDker
Momsu.
schoouers-M z. Wells Terry, Wilmington, MeCrsdy Mott
Martin Hin Boston, "adesh Knox, haniion howe
Grenada c. T.. J. Peters. 49, 80
Stssmer-Mss Green, Philadelphia, w II. Thompson
slnot-Emeliue. Vail, New. Haven j. h havens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-06
PHILADELPHIA MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, june o. Ie34.
Municipal election progression quietly with prob
ably Of heavy vote being poed The general impress
sion is, that Conrad, Wing, viii be elected Mayor, and
IIazlohurst, Solicitor. The " knowNotlngs' are at
work and confidently predict the above result II is cur
renty reported that Democratic know Nothings are
voting for Conrad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-06
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, JUNO 0, IesF'
The large four-story warehouse Wharfst above
Arch running through Waterst. burnt this morn
ing and the conteuts nearly all destroyed Messrs
g. W. Rdgeway X Co., had about 10000 OF oils burnt
Mr. C. f. Ref lost bales of cotton valued at ss OOO
and large stock Of paint belonging to Mesrs French
4 Richards rso destroyed The above losses are all
covered by insurance. TIE slewils of the building tell
in ushinc the whole down 70 the first floor iDriu
p.telv no me was injured.
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Arrived.

Bah Fsles Baltimore = d coal 20 FOSTER Nickel
ID in lat 81 81 Ion II d. expcnenced heavy
eale from y. T.. hiss had PROT on board d.
schr Lewis A. Edwards HoTfeS. Jackonyle d. imber 70
Atkins Sailed In with brig Ely.Fa for New forh
and Crosby Harding for Do ih inst OF the woodlands bf
Of Paris france kuocsed ovefbod ~ th~
laorn srd drowned
schr Msry NJ Bfainerd Buel Portland Ct, 2 ds, stone
seIr J. Curs Lawrence, Portland Ct, stone
scLr Ellen. Dufield, Portland c.. stone.
schr President. ioEes, sullivan d. spilngs
Sehr LswI II. Corbit Paine, Philsdelp ds coal.
sek Adventure Chspre New II ndon d. In ballast TO master
gtur New England. Provost, I'm. Bridgeport.
elc.p Orion q Ty Portland Ct. , de-, stone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-06
CITY ITEMS

DLarH OF Ex-ALDERNAS HESRY.-The death OF Ihos.
Henry ESQ., counsellor at law, and formerly Alderman
Il the Sixth Ward announced this forenoon IN the
Court Of Common Pleas part p by Mr. Shafer, and on
Ii. motion the Court adjourned out of respect to the
uernorv of deceased The death of AID. s. took place
last night 1t his sesidence in this City of consumption
He wssvery generally respected.
F1rAL AccrDEsr-A little girl named Styles six years
and Pearlts bv runawa v horse attached to cart and
almost instantly killed She taken up and carried to
the residence Of her parents No 10 Pearl-s where an III
Qgss: will be held.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-06

PRovIsIos.-A moderate isqsiry for Pork at sls 80
si3 So for Mos, and ei2 20 for Prime
Beef selling freely and s buoyaat; sales Of repscked
Chicago az sl4 ;oas rs, country and city prime at So
60, couEiiy at - 6-Ssis So prime mess hrm at
s23Gsc7. On, Meats unchanged Lard sissic. But
;.r nLi CL1,te nfchanced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-06
THE SHIP THOMAS WRIGHT.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday. June ., 1884.
Tie ship Thomas Wright, on shore at O'aban Island,
has sunk the upper deck in the sand The sea was 50
high that she coNd be approached and fears were en-
,ertaned for the safety twenty who board
getting cut the cargo
The Southern Mail, as late a. due has arrived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-06
Donuestte Ports.

rAIAfs-ca Nav n .ehr Cameo To~nsey, Phisieipbi
BHeeusur Psr.on Baltimore; J. Tinker, Reed PHI
sob. Orion. Clark. Sewforki Forest, coos, n@th'''
Hsrssy Philede ipla p.-,e, Albany.
HAkTFORD-Arr June schr Peree BROOKS ro''v $780,
Cd .io"r H,rTy CLAY Ey New York; ID steam sens 1asI.
bite Albany sse6sr fbreher New York Che.
Dekinson, fhsa
shalrr Phusderhs Hartford smith; Poiisas p w..
~ or. "a lime steam schL uncas NJ ~ Va.
BASGoR-Srr Jun- T. ehrs Deaman @'e'eaoh Se"i
Emerson. Norfolk.
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nv Sandy HOOK PRINTING Teleyr.ph

Ar ship Nohp Apaaehicoa II ds cotton to Esse
A YaIsfc-ai alchor of the Hook
Bg jonathan Cey Townsend Havana 10 d. sugar and cigars
10 Jousihan Thompson.
BARK tss Baltimore - d. coal the Manhattan Gas
Co Tooka p Tot lsh May; Ia. anchored of the HOOK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-06
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AT HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, June o-l24 P. NJ.
The Cupard steamship, with Liverpool dates to the
eth ult is coming up.
The news is one week later than the adyices re-
c,iyed per Asia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-06

NLw-HAyEs, Conn, chose her Charter Officers on
Mouday-Whigs in the main by more than an average
majority. Fer Mayor-Chsuneey jerome Wig LIS;
WIZ. A. Heyuclds coz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-06

Should the steamers news from HALIFAX reach us In
season for publication st O'Clock this afternoon We
shall publish its purport at that hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-06

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05
WASHINGTON, March 30.

SESArg.-Mr. Bell presented the petit
tion Of sundry Bapiisls of Tennessee, in
r,vor Of securing religious freedom TO
Americans in ftreign countries.
Mr.. Badger presented the petition Of Al
citizens Of North Carolina, against the pas
sage afathe Nebraska bill.
The Senate llien took up the deficiency
bill. The question pending was the mo'
ton Of Mr.. Badger to repeal that part Of
she printing law which directs that any
printing ordered by both Houses shall be
executed by The printer to that House
whirh first ordered The printing.
Mr.. Bayard moved, an amendmen, fuI
che repeal Of the law aIIer the 4th oI
March next, and advocated the cs'al lish
meDiof a Government printing Office.
Alter some further debate, Mr.. Bayard
Withdrew is amendment.
go fHoUsE.-The House resumed the con
sideration Of The bill 10 construct six war
steamers.
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To Western Merchants

TNHE subscriber would call the attention OF dealers
l. generally to the extensive arrangements they have
made Tor the importation and sale OF British, French,
and German Dry Goods. '
Having a buyer permanently located In Europe,
whose entire attention will be given to the selection OF
Goods for our sale, we shall be in receipt OF new and
desirable Dress Goodsby each steamer. Our stock OF
White Goods, II slery, shawls & Notions,
will be found complete. Also, a large variety Of
black and colored Silks, satins, etc, Cloths, Cassi.
neres and Vestings, Linens, Drillings, &C., &C.,
and Tailor's Trimmings generally.
Always on hand all leading styles Of Domestic
GOODS, bleaehed and brown
Cotton, Drills, Ticks, stripes, DENNIS, &C.,
with a choice assortment OF MeTrimack and Cocheoe
Prints, Lancaster Ginghams, &c, DC.
The Clothing Department (under the firm OF T.. II.
TYLER q Co.. will embrace a great variety OF we'll
Made Garments, such aseannot fail to give ~satisfac
tion.
We invite the attention OF cash and short time buy.
ers.
NJ We have also secured the services OF w. L.
STRONG, Gate Of Mansfield, 0hio,) who will take
great pleasure In showing you through our stock
when you visit this market, please favor him with a
call, l.. {. WILSON & Co,
No. y CouRTLAND ST., AND II AND - DEY ST., n. Y,
January ", l65i.-ly.
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AFFLICTED READ.

PnllHuGInnll AedlG0l Hnuqe-EatAhIlalPn I'LL
years ago, by5Dr. eINKRLIN, Garner al Third
and Uninn streats 8 between Spruce and Pine,
Philadelphia, Pa.
tnyalids are spprised that Dr.. Kinkelin confines
his prsctice to a particular branch Of medicine,
which engages his undivided attention. He eau.
tons the unfortunate against the abuse ofmercu.
~ thousands arc annually mercurialised out Of
life. Recent affections are promptly eStinguish-
ed. Treaty years Of Experience, IN the treatment
ola class Of diseases hitherto neglected and i'm
perfectly understood, has enabled Dr. Rinkelin,
(Author Of a work on SelEPresorvation,l to prove
that nine. tenths Of the causes of nervous debility,
local and constitutional weakness, fiental Rnd
physical suffering, are traceable to certain habits,
forming the most secret yet deadly and fatal
springs Of domestic Misery and premature NOR
tality.
TAKE Particular Notics-There 10 On evil habit
sometimes INDUCED in by boys, in solitude, oncn
growing up with them To- manhood, and which, if
not reformed 10 due time, not only bepets serious
obstacles to matrimonial happiness, but gives rise
10 a series of protrae,ed, in.idnous and dcvas,a.
ting affections. Few of those who rive way TO
this perhiciow Practice arc aware Of the conse.
o%uenccs, until they find the nervous system shat
Tered. feel str.nre and unaecouptable feelings.
and vague fears IN the mind.
The unfortunate thus affected become, feeble,
/. untble 10 labor with Accustomed yiaor, or 10
annlv hi. mind n ,tudy ri, s,en in iardy and
weak. he 4, dull. irtesoIu,e. and engages IN his
NOR, with les, energy tban mana.
rIfho sm,rcina,s bim.sir bsSa,s m. n~r,e,ic.
has done its worst. and en,er m~atrimony. hi,
ma,,i,ge /, nm iui,G,l. and hi ssu,e tells him ,ha,
mi, i, eau,ed nv hs esrIv folIies.. Tbr,c are cor.
.iderations which should awaken The attention Of
those similarly situated.
Marriage r.opire, m. f,I6Ilm.nt of ,evcraI
eondI,ion;. in order Thai il maybe really The cause
of mutual happiness. Could The veil which COW
ers the origin OF domestic wretchedness be raised,
and its true source in every instance disclosed
in how many could Il be traced to physical dis:
qualihceton'snd their attendant d''aPPointment''
Apply then while u 70 yet time, p order to have
your unstrung and relaxed organisation rebraeed,
'er,'neo J" .uens'heneu. ~
hememoeI 'hat ne VINO Plaees nimseI uhocr
W, may Ie''g'ous'y oohnue
"a ns no"1, =. ssnusmAn' SnI IeIy upon .ne !,
euIanee, WAY inc secrets o''pf' AS pauen'' VIII
never erlssIo'eo.
Iouug man--le' no 'a.se mooes'y ae'e' you
rom m"N'ng !ouI oa'o hnowh 70 ohe .no, IRON
eaucstoh and re'Pee'aoih'y' can certainly DC
"'snd you.
100 many Vn.nN'uey VIII eohcea' tne soo'e,I
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H. CHILDS & CO..,
W Z
BOOT AND SHOE wAREhs0Usr

BOOT AND SHOE WAREkf0 USE,
Nos. 1873 &. 1875 Hood IT,, Pittsburgh,
uAvE just received their extensive Spring
III Stock, consisting of upwards oil thirty.
i've hundred cases Of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
CAPS AND B0NNETS, all of the latest styles
and fashions, among whici are:
LADIES AND MISSES Bronze Kossuths
Purple Porodies, Cinderella Slippers, sontags
and Urckas. Duskins and Caters, Alboni and
Paris Ties.
MEN AND BOYS Enamelcd Nullifers; Kid
Glove Button Boots, DraL COngi ess do, Oxford
and Union Ties, Cafr and Kip boots, Coarse and
Fine Brogans.
PALM LIE IF HATS, Leghorn and Straw
Hats, Fur aud Wool Hats, Cloth and Glsted
Caps, Plush and Velvet Caps, Children's Shoes.
Infants colorcd Boots.
LADIES' BoNNETS. Fancy French Lace,
Snake skin P,art, Eb'd Fancy Belgrades, Cos.
samer Lace, Leghorn and Straw, Florence with
Capes.
Together with a variety oil ia ncy Goods, wei
adapted tn the approaching season. Our Stock
having been purchased direct from the MAUI
lecturers, principally ior cash, with great care
in the selection oi quality and sizes, adapted to
the Western trade, we are enabled to offer SUI
perlor inducements this Spring, and are deter
mined not to be undersold by any regular house,
either in New York, Philadelphia or Baltimore.
Merchants visiting our city will please call
and. for themselves.
Particular attention given to orders.
3m46. H. CHiLDS & co.
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Ncw advertisements.
LOOK OUT FOR TIRE AvALANCA
OF
NEW SPRING GOODS!
McMahan Six Ahead!

ID OBERT McMAHAN announces to the peo-
IN pie nj Ashland County, and the "rest Of
mankind, y that he iS now receiving just a 'hthe
the biggest stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
direct from tie eastern markets, hat has or will
he broI gilt to this county this Spring.
DRY GOODS.
His stock If Dry Go DDS consists Of D road Cloths -,
Summer Goods, GInghams, Delaines, 'Sheetidts Is,
an unsurpassed assortment Of
DRESS SILKS,
ladle s genela ly, an ineShaustable assortment Of
Prints, and almost every other article in this de-
partn ent, usually used IN this market.
STRAW GOODS.
In this department he challenges competition,
as his assortment oil ~lIonnets and Palm and Log
horn Hats, is complete.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
He will con inuc the Reldy.Mad c Clothing bu-
sincss as usual, and will be al all times prepar rcd
to supply the wants oil the community in this re-
spect, and at prices that will make tie Je wish
Fraternity stand nghnst.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
W uhto We All W chus VI tue eaTtn, /" ana nc
ye no longer l~o"tlIss or shoeless, rs he 10 now
supplied with an assortmentof r. Boots and Shoes,
that completely eclipses any OF those OF his up
town neighbors, and will sell them at prices SO
low as to silence the clamorings Of the mos,
misery soul on terra frma.
Also any quantity of GROCERIES AND
HARDWARE, and an endless assortment OF 9TH
er artic les, which it would make any persons
eyes sore TO read.
Friends, Customers and Counirymen, lend me
your ears" He can supply tho hatless, the
coat less, the bootless and s~hoeless, and every
hun cry, starving soul within his reach, with the
lux ures ollie, at prices that no honest man can
compl ain Of. Remember his store is at his old
stand, Main ct , Ashland, where the people can
get good bargains and find the latch string always
out.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken in exchange for Goods, and CASH never
refused.
Ashland, April 8, 1854. 46tf
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reported expressly for the Ohio Union.
NIw YoRK, March "a

New YoRK. March "a.
The Grand Duke Constantine inspected
the Russian fleet a, Helsingfors. The EN-
psror was also expected to do SO in a for;'
night.
The CULTS Of Boihnia and Finland are
s,ill covered with ice. Three thousand
Russians are employed in cutting a chan.
mel from Cronsiadt to Sweaborg.
a. Thatpari Of the Russian force which
was Withdrawn from before Kalafai, has
moved towards Orsova. Prince Paske.
witch would soon inspect the troops on the
Danube. So
,'t' The Greek revolution has moi fully sub.
sided
y Egyptian troops have been sent to &C.
'cupy Gambia.
Ills reported that the FIRST operations Of
The Anglo.Trench army, will be TO attack
Csimea. Troops will be sent TO attack Sc.
'basiopd by land, and the fleets al the same
time by sea.
The Russians are terrifying the interior
cities in Wallachia and Moldavia. Work
men are also engaged in Strengthening the
Notifications at Sebaslopol, Odessa, Cron-
'stadi, Wilbor, Sweaborg, and the entrance
of the Dneiper.
Admiral Duchesne's squadron would
soon join Admiral Napier's in the Baltic.
There is much excitement on the Baltic
coast. Twenty sailing vessels and steam.
'ers were embarking troops at WoodWch,
England.
10 The Coasling Trade Bill was read the
second time in the House of Lords. Lord
Stanley said the repeal Of The British
eoasling laws would no doubt be followed
by similar concessions on the part Of the
United States.
The King Of Prussia has sen, an auto
graph letter 10 Napoleon, defending Prus'
sian neutrality, and suggesting a new al
tempt al mediation by Prussia.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05

Read the JOiOpilg Declarations in favor Of DR.. 4.
l.. Adams Lioer Bdisam.
We the undersigned have taken aud used DR.. A. l..
Adams Liver Balsam in our families, and know Of Its
beneficial effects upou others, never having known
one who had taken 1t pcrseveringly, according to di.
%rections, but has been ready to speak in Its praise, and
further declare II as our opinion, that its virtues far
exceed all other remedies for the renovatitn OF a dis.
eased system. It, in a short time, carries out 9th
system all bilious matter, and other impurities, hu.
mors, &C., and is, in short, the best Family Medicine
in our knowledge.
Ezra C. Bennett, C. c. Rennett, Mrs. Broad, Bling.
hampton, Broome county, New York Benjamin p.
Pratt. Reuben Anthony, Alvira Rogers, Aaron Shel.
don, Groton, T~ompkins county, New York Rev. II.
Graves, Cayuga county, New York Mrs. Amelia
Holden, Mclean, Tompkins county, New York
Thurber Warield, Summer Hill, Cayuga county, New
York; Samuel S. Woodruff, Gorilandville, New York.
See advertisement In another column. 4wij
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New Cabinet Wareroom
I'm GRANGE!

THE subscriber respectfully announces TINT
i he h a permanently located himself in the
town of Orange, Ashland county, Ohio, where
he is prepared 70 m anuidcture all kinds Of Cab
met Ware, such as
SOFAS, DIVANSI WASH STANDS,
Dining Tables, Centre Tables.
~CANE.BOTTOMED CHAIRS.
to order, on the shortest notice and most rea-
sonuble terms. Particular attention given to
the
UNDERTAKING BUSINESS.
Country Produce take en- in exchange for work
and Cash always acceptable.
JOHN WILL.
DraAge, April s, 1854. setf
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NJ LIVER DISEASE.--CARTgRs SriNisi 'MiI
TIRE, as a remedy for liver disease, and tho numbe,
Of formit able evils connected with a disorganized
state OF that organ, Is unrivalled.
hrndrcts Of certificates, from the highest sources,
Of persons now living in tho city Of Richmond, Va,
might be given Of cures effected by CARTER's SPANISH
MIXTURE. We have only room to refer to the extra
ordinary cure OF Saml. NJ. Driuker, ESQ.,, OF the firm
OF Drinker & Morris. Booksellers, ri ;hmond, Va
who was cured by two bottles OF Carriers Spanish.
Mixture, after three years suffering from disease liv.
er. He says its action on the blood is wonderful,
better than all the medicine he had ever taken, and
eheerfully recommends 1t 10 all. .
- See advertisement. ni34w
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" NiobeHh oh'cA Aoe-epoVhp1 y low
so " Dessert-Spoons, IL 800
% Tablespoons, Is 45O
%, 900 vols. Mrs. PartinLton's Carpet
Bag oil Fur, at so cts,....,..."..... 10000
10000 pieces Of the most Fashionable
Music, at % cts.,...!.'..",,".,. 800
$1,000 elegant Steel Rngravings, ut 25c $500,
S0,00U Finely engraved Pooket-Maps Of
the City Of New Iork,..........,...lI,l27 10
81, 0S9 Porte onnaies, at 70 cts....... 7,772 %
A Loan for 100 Years, without interest,
or security, Of Cash .,,,...,...,... 10000
II 10 confidently believed that the tickets will
all be sold, and the property wiil be distributed
by the first OF June.
The property will b placed in the hands Of a
Committee appointed by TIE ticket holders, to be
distributed in a perfectly lair and satisfactory man.
ner TO all concerned. .
The price Of the tickets 10 OIL each, emitting
the holder 10 four admissions to tho Exhibition,
and one ofths 800 900 gins.
All orders for tickets must be addressed, post
paid, with the money enclosed, TO Prof. J. Wood.
man Hart, Nos. ST. and 397 Broadway, Worlds
Hall, New York, and the tickets will be promptly
forwarded TO any part Of the world. :
Any information relative to the property, may
DO obtained al the Office Of the Worlds Hall, OF
Of FL. viseher, q Co., No. 80 Nassau-st. New
York. .,t
March 2s.h, 1884, 2m45
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Weigh y CONsIDEK.
Ut. L0h . DALoH1h' IS no PdTdg0ric
Preparation, but a Medicine which
makes cures at home where the
Parties can be Found.
The Great Cough and COnSumptive
UamaJy

A'VhuVuls
hEDbR have you cough, which you are neg
lectlng under the idea that II Is only a Common cold,
and that II will soon "weaT itself QUIT" Lei A friend
tell you, In all kindness, what will soon be the prOb.
able result. Id a short time IL you continue TO neg.
lect yourself. you will begin TO feel a sense oil tight.
ness and oppression aeross the chest. accompanied
with frequent sharp darling pains. Then, a dry hack.
Ing cough will set in, and when you raise anything
1t will be a thick and yellowish, or white frothy mat.
ter, streaked perhaps with blood. II you still take no
medicine, these unpleasant symptoms will increase.
and you viii soon have hectic fever cold chills,,
night sweAts, c0pious APPROPRIATION, and then great
prostitution. 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'
ton did Its work, and hurried you away, Priendsi
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. 10 A
fatal termination. or all the thousands and millions
whom this great Destroyer has gathered TO the tomb.
every single case began with a cold II this had
been attended to, all might have been well-but, be.
Ing neglected, under the fatal deiusion that Il would
wear itself of, " ittransferred its dtadly ACT IN IN The
substance ofthe Lungs, exciting there The formation
0ftubcrcles. Another. anG anothe- cold added fuei 10
the flame, until these tubercles began 10 soften and
suppurate, leaving, by their liberation, greatcayitirs
In the lungs. Al this crisis the disease ia very aim
cult %ofcute, and often times sets atdeRAnce siIhn.
man means. ~
In the latter or worst stage, this medicine willo
tentimes arrest the disease, or check Il prorress an.
will always make the patient more comfortable, and
prolong MS lie, and IL Is therefore worthy OF the tri.
al-but In itsinclpient or forming periods, Consump.
tion Is as durable as any other disease, and Ind
HALLS Balsam for the Lungs. IL taken at this time.
will cure 1t as surely as taken We earnestly exhort
all who have a cough. or are %supjectto colds, TO kerr
the medicine by them, and whenever you take cold,
eradicate II thOroughly, and at once, by this power.
fl healing compound, and leave yourlungs unlnjured,
to carry you In null vigor to a good old are.
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Books for the Million.

THE subscriber having purchased the entire
stock oil Books and Stationery, belonging 10
W. II. II. Potter, former proprietor of the Ash
land Book Store, respectfully announces tina,
he will continue the business at the old stand
and will always have on hand
STANDARD Miscellaneous Works,
Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, School Books,
Maps, Co., &c. AIeo Pocket Cutlery, Poft Mo.
MES, Memorandum, Pass Books, Blank Books,
Plain and fancy Cards, Porte Folios, Writing
Materials, Cap Letter, Bath Mute, Drawing, lis.
sue AMI Fancy Paper, Bristol Board, Plain and
Fancy Note Letter and Envelopes, Arnold,s
black, red and carmine Writing Fluid, Faber's,
Brookman x Langdon's, and other celebrated
Lead Pencils, round and square, Sla,us and
Slate Pencils, Gold Pens and Cases.
In a word, eve rything usually kept in a first
class Book Store. Prices as low as any town in
the country.
As he has engaged in the business with the
int Htion of"making a livingn at II, he is deter
mined TO become an efficient caterer for the
public, if money and unwearied attention to the
business will accomplish the end. Persons
wishing books but seldom called for, can have
them promptly ordered from Eastern Houses at
reasonable rates. All the latest publications
will be found upon his shelves. He hopes to
receive a liberal share Of the public patronage.
H. W. IMHoFF.
Ashland, April 8, 1854. 46tf