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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION.

- sAHEE r HaH[
The Democrats of Ashland County are re-
quesied to meet at their usual place of holding
elections IN each township
On Saturday, July lst, 1854.
Then and there to organize a Board of two
Judges and one Clerk, who will receive and
open a Poll Book in which the name of the
voter shall be kept as well as the names ofthe
different candidates running for office. The
Committee are unanimous and determined that
none other than Democrats shall be permitted
to vote, and that no Poll Book will be received
from any township which contains more names
than the whole number, of Democratic votes
polIed in the township at the last Presidential
or Gu5ernatorial election. Each Poll Book
must contain the names of the voters voting at
The meeting. None others can be received.
Every good Democrat will perceive the neces-
sity of this if itwould serve no other purpose
tina to preserve the organization of the Demo
cratic party, which is paramount to the promo
ton OF any set of men, al a4a tz.-sy
I The Judges and Clerks, after the electif n,
shall certify an al stract of the votes polled for
each Candidate, and -eturn it to the Board of
Canvassers by one of the Judges certified to by
the whole Board, and shall appoint one al
their humber TO return the Poll Book, which
return Judges and the Central Committee will
constitute the Board of Canvassers ) o be. held
on MONDAY, JULY 3, 1884, at IL O'Clock,
at the Court House in ashland, and tho ,capdi-
-dltes having tho highest number of votes for
each office shall be declared the choice of the
Democrstic party and should any two or more
candidates receive an equal number of votes
for the same office, it shall be the duty ofthe
Board nf. Cdnyassersio decide which shall be
the nominee. majority of the Board shall be
deemed sufficient TO determine.
= The Candidates to devoted for are. l Pro-
bate Judge; IClerk of the Court; / Sheriff; l
Prosecuting Attorney 1 Auditor. l Treasurer,
l Commissioners II Infrmary Director.
AT the same time and place the Democracy
of each Township are requested to choose
DeIegst ties to represent them at the Congress.
ional Convention, the time and place of which
wiifhereifte be given. The Committe believe
The county viii be e%ntitled to the same number
as at the last Con 5ressionaf- Convention which
was "A. and apportioned as follows
Hanover, , De!eg ltes; Lake,l; Green .;
MohecaR, 2; VermiIlioD, .; Miflin, l.; Mil
ton, ! (; Montgomery, a; Perry, 2 Orange, ? ;
J ackson,l SULLIVAN, Troy, l; Ruggies, Ii
Clearcreek, l.. d..
The Polls to be opened in each Township at
s .osclock, A.. NJ and closed at z O'Clock, P.
LE-M ~ rE -H.
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WOOL MAnKEr.

i#E PHILADELPHIA, June 10 81
wooL.-The market continues dull aud prices
are dropping. We learn from Washington. Pa g.,
ant from Wellsville, Va. that the clip will be a large
one, but that bu ers are not Offering as much this
year as last. by ten cents a pound-Whiie some ii
The very finest wools will not command as rluch by
TIVE. ty ce lts. In the eastern markets. The average
rates are l2 to l. cents / lower than last year, while in
England, owing to a reduction in the price of wool
ell f1DrIcs. and the increasing use ofeott-n con-bin-
ed with wool, the latter has declined twenty per
cent. below last years quotations. Some lois of
the new clip have been recei we'd from New Jersey.
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" CURED
Emerson,s American Hair Restorative

FoR.restorin the Hair on heads hopelessly
Bald, aud to prevent the hair from fall
wlnnInf goidEn oPTnfous rrom Fvr-eHs
who ars-usIng it. This is a new article, re-
Gently introduced to the public and will
stand .en its own merits. Some of the best
citizens OF Cleveland and Pittsburg, who were
hope essly bald { a few months since, have
now the Evidence on their heads TO shew OF
itsmerits. The. proprietorsr have such conf
dence. in it that they authorize their agents
to take heads on rguarantees-price, to be
agreed upon. between the parties.
-,a-eA g IS. e==
&C. 81. RISER sblarJ. s
-zr. ~ NJ S, SAMAsELL,S = $50 -
sv-e HAYES s. kINNINGERs Hayesville.
q +. FISHER y CO., Proprietors,
81, Superior St, CIeyelandsohio-
May Is, 1873: stasi-zs s4sa ..az-syo- ly4
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GRAND R0URTH Uf July CELEBRATION
AT

At a meeting of the citizens of Ash
land, on the evening of the 18th inst,
it was determined to celebrate the COM
ing anniversary of AMERICAN ~INDEPEND-
ENcE, in the
GOOD OLD FASHIONED WAY!
We therefore cordially invite the people
Of Ashland and surrounding counties to
meet with us on that occasion, and par
ticipate in the festivities of the day. The
exercises of the day will consist of the
reading of the Declaration of Independ-
ence, an appropriate Grafton, together
with a
Gfaai Military AL Civic Procession /!
composed of the Infantry Companies of
Rowsburg, Jeromeville, Hayesville and
Ashland, the Ashland Fire Company,
and the Ashland Gun Squad, who will be
on hand with their BIG GUM A
sutnptuous dinner Will be served up in
the Grove. All the old soldiers, the
patriotic heroes of other days, together
with all Ministers of the Gospel, are
specially invited to be present, and WILDE
entertained free of charge.
ORDER OF THE DAYl!
Procession will be formed at the Court
House, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, precisely,
under the direction of the Marshal of
the. Day, in the following order:
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Ist.-Martial Music; 2d.-Fire Com
pany; sd.-Mlitary Companies 4th.-
Old Soldiers and Ministers of the Cos
pei; 5th.-Orator, Reader and Officers
of the Day; 6th.-Citizens.
Procession will march through the
principal Streets to the Grove, where the
following will be observed as the
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
LIST. I3 Rounds by the Gun Squad !;
I'D. Prayer by the Chaplain; Sd. Read
ing of the Declaration; 4th. Grafton !;
-5th. Procession reformed and march to
the table.
FRIEsDs OF FREEDoM-whatever may
be your occupation or calling in life, give
one day to your country, and show by
your presence on this occasion, that the
spirit of re still animates you. CONF
oEE, GoMEAELi
By Order of the Committee of Ar
fragments,
J. B. SAMPSEL, Sec'y.
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* Particular places become dear
to the heart of a more generally by
the associations attached to them, than
by their beauty, convenience or fertility.
Nor is this the cause only as affecting
individuals for attachment founded on
memories OF. traditions binds tribes and
nations likewise to certain spots, andthis
is carried SO far oecasionly that the mere
name ofa distant country will cali from
the bosom feelings of affection and de-
votion, joy, pride and hope. ~
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IL In these days, when there

* In these days, when there is
such q pressure in the money market, it
behooves us to live as economically as
possible. One way to practice economy
is to purchase good goods at low prices,
and it has long since become a fixed fact
In this section of country, that BUSH
nELL's Emporium is the place to get
them. We believe he has one of the
best assortments of Queensware ever
brought to town. See his advertisement
in to-day's paper.
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Guardt.tns, sale OF Real Estate.

4 n pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Ashland county, made at the June
term thereof, we viii offer for sale at Public
Vt:ndue on the premises. on the 4th day OF July
next, the Undivided had, part of the following
premises situate. m sid couhty to wit: Part OF
the north east quarter of section 4 township %,
range 16, bounded as follows, TO wit (; begin
ming at a stake in the north boundary line OF
said quarter, thence south tn a stake in the
south boundary line thereof, thence west along
said line one hundred -rnds to the south west
corner of said quarter, thence along the west
boundary line thereof to the. north west corner
IF said quarter, thence east on the north boun-
darytine 403 rods, 10 tTnks to the place of be-
ginning, containing 100 acres and 100 rods more
or less. -~
Also a small tract situate in the south east
qua Ter Of section 30, township %, range 10,
c commencing at a stone i'll the south boundary
line OF sad quarter thence north TO the road
leaving the spring west of said line, thence
eastwasdIy along said road until it INTERESTS tie
south boundary line OF said quarter, thence
west aiOug said Hue To the place of beginning,
containing 4 acres and SO perches moresor
less. -t-4 <-sElF
Terms of saie-one third cash in hand-one
third in one year-anG the balance in two
years from sale. Back payments secured by
mortgage on the premises.
r- ISAAC MASON,
.'r TCrf B WESTLY RICHARDS,
Guardians Of Elmyra and Anna Jane Mason.
'- --r~ J. W. SMITH Sol. Tor Petrs.
80 June 4, 1854. 4w2
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III Syphilis, SereCGla aHd Lissased BIOod.-For
these terrific diseases, Carers Spanish Mixture
isthe only specific. ..--
The proprietors have in their possession over
one bundled certificates of the mostexIaoIdinary
cures effected by it. 80 H-sl Hs a
We refer TO the certificate OF Richard Adams.
late High Sher # OF Richmond, Va, Edwin Burton,
GommIssioner Cf the Revenue for Richmond; Gen
WEIGH Of the Mammoth circus DT. Hendly. OF
Washington city Mr.. VIM. A. Matthews, AID ID.
b. Lnck, Esq.,, of Richmond, Va; MI. F. Boy
den, Exchange Hotel, Va; and a host Of others
who have seen eases of Ihe worst description cured
by Carers Spanish Mixture. They ali eertify that
iris the greatest purifier Of the blood knOw1.
May "a, jI-4w -A-aG
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NJ OIice.-.-CaIeb Plummer and Rebeeca Plum
IN mer, John w. Cook, Anna Cook, James Cook
Lydia Cook, Levi Keller, and Jane Keller and
s. natives of Jehn Pittenger, deceased, are here
by notified that on the 25th day of May, A. D.1S54,
James ComstOCk as administrator OF John Pit
tenger, filed in the Probate court of Ashland coun-
ty, his pc I iti0n and the same is now pending, the
object and prayer Of which is to obtain an order OF
said court to complete a certain contract in wri
ting entered into between said decedent aud Daniel
Pittenger on the 25th day of September. 1910. by
The terms of which said decedent sold to said Dan
iel the following premises situate in said county
to wit: Part of the south west quarter Of section
IA, township 60, range Is; commencing at the
section line west ofthe quarter post, between sec
ton "a and ~, 10 chains. so Inks; thence north
3 chains IS links, thence west 4 chains, thence
north III deg, north Sc chains, 90 links To the
quarter line, thence west on said line to the north
west corner. of said quarter.22 chains, 10 links,
thence south on the section linel5 chains, thence
north 81 deg east 10 Chains, thence south II deg ,
east 5 chains. IS links, thence south IS deg:, east
3 chains IS links, thence south II deg, west 10
chains, - links, thence south 81 deg, west Q
chains. 60 links 20 the section line. thence east
on said line rs chains 90 links to the place of e
ginning; contRiuing "A 29-l0O acres, which said
contract was afterwards TT nsferred to one Jacob
Brandt. since deceased Said petition asks an or
der TO execute in behalf OF the heirs of said john
Pittenger deed for said premises to the heirs OF
said Jacob Brandt. J. W. SMITH,
May 95th, 1854. 6w2 Sol. for Petr-
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LIVER COMPLIANCE

Jaundice ,DysPepStu,C hrOnic OF Ners-
And all diseases arising from a disordered Liver OF
Stomach, such Is Constipation, Inward Piles,
FuIlpess or Blood to the ~Aeidity Of the
Stomach, Nausea, Heart Burn, Disgust for Food,
Fuiiness or weight in the stonnach, Sour Eruets-
tons, Sinking or Fluttering al the pit-of the
Stomach. Swimming Cf the Head, Hurried and
Difhcult breathing, Flattering atthe Hear, Chok-
"a ing or S~ufpcaung Sensation when in q lying
posture. Dimmess Of Vision, Dots or Webs before
the sight. Fever and Dull pain1n the Head. De-
fciency Of PrespiraIion. Yelowness Of the Skin
and Ewes. Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs,
&c. Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the
Flesh, constant Imaginings Of Evil. and Great
Depression Of Spirits oanoe eneetuaiiy cured ny
DR.. HooHand's Celebrated German Bitters.
PREPARED BY DR. c. N. JACKSON. at the Ger
L man Medicine Store, 100 Arch ST, PhtiadefphiG
Their power over the above diseases is not exceiied,
if e~qualled, BY any other preparation in the v States
as tie cures attest, in many cases after skiIlfui
PTSs s- sitter are worthy the attention OF invalids.
Possessing great virtues in the reetihcationof DIS
eases Of the Liver ers and lesser ;n Te sIanas' sasfs sasetf6 5ns
of the digestive organs, they are withai sSfeseer
tain and pleasant. .ze z.ea EF
READ AND BE CONVINCED
F.. B. PERKINS,, Marietta, Ohio, Feb. y, 1851, said
ssYour BiIters are highly prized6y those who have
used them. In a case of Liver complaint, OF long
standing, which had resisted the skill OF several
Physicians, was entirely cured by the use OF nv0
bottles.'' c. L. DRAKE, Freedom, Portage eo.rO.,
April %, 1859, said sTbe German Ritters yonscnt
Of tie article for some time, to the great detriment
of invalids. IL is a medicine much thonght 0f and
sought after in this community" -
b. NJ. HuTcHrNso D., Bedford, Cuyanoga COS
o. august &c, 1859, said: The Bitters you ship
ped nj in May last are all gone--l think IT =
good medicine, and | am recommending Ito my
patients and friends, (Which ] do tor no other pat
emf medicine)-You Will please forward q large
e. FRENcu. Wooster, o., Nov. 30. 1882. said:
:. Ihave used some three or four bottles OF Hooh.
and's German Bitters ir Dyspepsia. and derived
great bene fit from their use. l believe them TO
Be coed for all diseases for which they are recon-
meRded."
L-I.You ask me my opinion of the German Bit
ters.- / have used them for Dyspepsia and Indi-
they are the very best remedy extant for the shove
COMPATIBILITY are decidedly in Advance OF all
the proprietary medicines fthe day - 3Ats
%Mr. ORR Is a distinguished lawyer Of Wooster.
These Bitters are entirely vegetable. They never
PROSTATE the system, but invigoTate 1t.
For Sale by r, II. CHUBB & CO., Ashland, and
by Druggists and dealersin medicines everyWhere.
Ashland Feb. 1.-n37 ly.
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CATTLE MARKET.

- --.-- -.- PHILADELPHIA, June I2th-
There were rather more Beef attic offered this
week-in all a1out I4OO head, most of which sold at
SH@l2 per leo lbs, which is a slight concession
from, the rates realized last week. AboutsOO head
wer taken rvr New York. Cows are Unfair request
AID range from 9 o up TO $50 each, as la quality.
There were about eco Hogs offered W hich sold At
S5,5C96, so per leo lbs. for large and small lots
sheep and Lambs continue scarce and wanted.
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MNMNIAG ass

Married, On "Wednesday, the 18th INST, at
Union Valley, Washington County. Penn, by
the Rev. WILTON EwINc, Mr.. NM: b Nc
KEENAN,, of this place, to Miss. 5. ANNA,
daughter of David Quail, ESQ., i ss+av
p we acknowledge the receipt of a rare and
beautifu.. cave frod. the above couple. Through life
may they -
~ That NJ ~aFriage, rightly understood,
Gives 10 n e teBder and the good -s--
A PaIadise bGlCw."a --.7rE e.
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MEsD9ICAL NOTICES.

A Wonderful Discovery has recentIysbeen made
by DE-. Curtis, of this city, iuzthe tTeaImeut6f'c1n
sumption, asthma. aud all diseases UI- the lungs
We refer to Dr-Curlis's, Hygeanso or. Inhaliug lily
gean ,vapor and Cherry syrup Within this new
method lhe pr. has restored many afflicted ones Ia
perfect health /; es an evidence Uf which lie has
innumerabIe Certificates. speaking Of the treat
ment a physician renarLs;-It Is evident that in
haIing-constantIy breathing an agreeable, heating
vapor. the medicinal properties must come in di
rect contract with the whole of the erial cavity
OF he lungs, andthus escapethe many and varied
changes produced upon them when introduced in
to the stemach. and subject to the process OF di-
gestion. The Hygeauaisf {. T sale al all the drug
gists throughout the cUuntry.-N y. Dutehman.
See advertisement of Medicated Inhalation in
another column ofthis paper. Iys
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

|
Mr.. EDITOR :-Piease announce the name of
Hon. II. II. JonNsoN, as a candidate for re-elec-
tion to the office OF Representative in Congress
from this Congressional District, subject to the
of the District Convention, and O6iige
HIS FRIENDS.
We are authorized to announce the mare of
j D.. JONES, as a candidate for the office of
Sheriff, SUBJECT to the decision ofthe iDemocra-
cy at their Primary Meetings, to be held on the
LIST day ofJuly next
I announc p myfelf as a candidate for re cleo.
ton o the oil re of Clerk OF the Cou I of Cons
mon Pleas, subject to the Primary Nominations,
on the lstday of July. J,.SHERIDAN.
Mr.. SHERIDAN PLEASE announce the name
of DR. H.. BUCK, of Rowsburg as a candidate for
Treasurer, SUBJECT to the decision of the PRS
ma,y Meetings, end oblige many Democrats of
- a4 OLD PERRY.
MR-SHERIpAN :-Please announce the name
of 5. FULTON ESQ, as a candidate G5r the
office OF Prosecuting subject 1.-The
decision OF tue Democracy AT thefr Primary
Meetings, and obIige q, MANY EMocRATs-
DR j.. IAN PLEASE announce the
name 7ofGEo ". McCoNNELL as candidate for
recollection to he otice of County Commission
ef subject to the decision ofthe Democracy at
ter Primary Meetings, and obligr
r"'@" Hosts OF DEMOCRATS.
j. SHERIp AN:-Ptease announce the name OF
Office of countytrredsnref, subject to the decision
of the sDemOcracy at their Primary Meetings. and
obIige his numerous DEMocRArIc FKIEsDs. q
. Mr.. sHERtDkx-Please announce. the name of
Dr.1S RI nDLE. of Montgomery Up. as a Candidate
for the office of county Treasurer. subject 10. The,
decision of the Democracy at their Primary Meet
ings, and obIige MIMI ATTIC FEIesbs- g
Mr.. EDrroRe-Pfease announce the name OF
HUGH MAGUIRE, of Montgomery iTp., asiaSeandi
date for Infrmary Director, subject to the will of
the Democracy at their Primary Meetings, ard
oolige -ttfr.1 DEMncR AIS. 3
z5Dr sHERrDAN:-Please annohnce the name of
Al CURTis of Montgomery Up, asa Candidate
.forre election to the Office of sPr0bate Judge, in
and for the county OF = >hlanl, and oblige ...~-
HIS DEMOCRATIC FRIgSps.
EpIroR UNION 8NDER PORTER of
Township, Will be a candidate for.
tre-eiectiou 70 the office OF Prosecuting Attor-
ney. SUBJECT to the 7of the Democracy
OF Ashland county at their Primary Meetings.
by reques st "f MANY DEMOCRATS
Mr. ,EDIroR :-P!ease announce the name OF
Isaac GArEs, of Mlntgnmary Township, as a
cIndidate for re -eiecuon To- the Office of Au-
Hditor OF Ashland county, subject = the decis-
ion Of the Democracy at their Primary Meet
ngs, AMI eb.ige --I.- MANY DEMOCRATS.
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office FEanklin & WarrenK:E: CO.

office Franz kiln & WaFrenR II Coz
FIR ANKLIN, Portage co., Ohio, Sept. 90. 1883.
R lssZsss A I tor % Of the e. F. ' & w R.fe R,
z. 20, held June II, 1853, the following assess
ments upon Stuck subscriptions were made, viz;
Ten per cent. pay able July ist, 1853, and an assess.
ment of ten percent. at the end of eachfsucceed-
ing sixty days. until the whole amount is paid.
Three irstaimcnts are therefore now due. to wit
The first when subscribed, 6ysthe charter,9 the
second July list, nd the third August 31st.
Subscribers in Ashland village aud county are
instaimeuts now due, and as they hereafter be.
come due, at the Banking House of Luther, Grail
& Co.. Ashland unless called upon by the Gollec-
tor.
10 JOEL ". TYLER, Sec.
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10 O,e dollar wH be charged Candidates for
announcing their namts. except L'here they are
not subscribers to the Sc Uatoa, % loh<n they ual
Invariably be charged three dollars. Pay
ment in all cases in ddp1nce.
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Guardians OF Elmyra and Anna Jane Mason.
f- -r~e@ j. W. SMITH Sol. Tor Pet'rs.
- June 4 1854. 4w2
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The valuable Medicines above namedhave recon.
tly been introduced, with the approyalo OF a num-
Ter of our Medical Profession in the city Of Baiti-
more and evey where, and in practice have succee-
which they are prescribed They are offered to
the country practitioners of Medicines which he
can in all respects depend upon as prepared in
agreement with, the experience of some of the
niostfearned and iudicious Physicians and strictly
as fsPeslsdi{ sssSI IN e y eS S Ssfeisn 5s, ms hP. 5Mn
pre- scripIiens compounded by apracticai Pharlna
See the descriptive Pamphlets. to be hse gratis of
all who have the Medicines for sale, containing
communications from Doctors MARTIN, bait
zE5a. "A DDiT,S; PaTsE. haNDT, Low; Se
~Iecommend your DiGrtheG Cordial and s2hodyHS
Docf. joins ADpIsoN says. I" It gives me much
pleasure to add my testimony to that OF others, an
Ica CorjiaL &c: and Of the Ezpsetoranf. al have
no hesitation in recolnmendfhg II as a most Valua'
Doct. r I.-PAYxE says he has used the Diarr-
kGG Cordial in his practice with the hnppiest Ell
feet, and thinks it one of the most Convenient
and ehicient combinations ever offered to our pro-
Doct. L. D.. HANDY writes, II have admiuis,er.
ed your .4n0dyne EzPecforaat in several cases of
BronchiaA feCtiOn, with the most happy r~sSaf-s,
aud from a knowledge OF fits adnirabfe effects,
L can, with the greatest confdence,
'poct. w. S. Love writes 10 us that he has ad.
had the Bronchitis for FOURTEEN years. and that
she is fast recovering from her long standing ma
e@0J
than all the remedies she has heretofore used I'M
der able medical counsel.
/ SIXTEEN of the best APorHEcARIEs and PHAHM
AcEuTIsTs in the City of Baltimore. are satish-
ed appropriations known as S~ta6ler's -dHedyHs
I Cherry E1peef0raRt aud -StdbIer's DiarrhGa Cor
dial. are medicines of GREAT VALUE, and uery e.
fcieRt for the relief and cure % the diseases for
which they are recommendedf they bear the evil
dence of skill and care in their Preparation and
style of putting up. and we take plead sure in 4re-
commencing them" $780, rk-a
TWENTY SEVEN OF the most respectable MKRcH-
ANTS. residents of MARYLAND, VIRGINIA and NORTH
CARO- LIMA, who have sold and also used these
medicines themselves, say, From our own expert.
lence and that of our customers, we do confidently
themPro Bono Publico. We have never
known any REMEDY used for the diseases for which
they are prescribed, to be SO efficient, and to give
such entire satisfaction to ALL"
The above notices efrec ommendatioHf from mem
bers of the EDICA FAULTY, PHARMAEUTISTS
of high standing, and of the first
responsibility. should be slfieient to satisfy all,
that these medicines are D0rthy Of friaIb the al.
fcIed. and ~thatthey are of a different stamp and
class from the, 'Quackery" and sCuTe sAAsH 50
much imposed upon the public. r-
For Sale by Druggists Apothecaries and eoun-
| p Nora q N n oanarnllv~ sL--
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mkoninfs.
GOOD MEDICINES.
Stabler's Diarrhea Cordial

I s a pleasant Mixture compounded in agree
L meut with thesrales OF Pharmacy, of theTapeus
tic agents, long known and scelebFated for theft
peculiar efficacy in curing and SINH.
lar affections of the system. In It's action, it
ALLAYs NRrsEAand PRODUCES a healthy Condition
of the LIVER. thus remoyin the cause at thesame
time it curesthe disease.