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to the air, and greatly increases the dis
lance it can be thrown. This shaped
ball, however, has been used for a long
time, by sportsmen.-
A Paris correspondent of tho New
York Tribune, some months since, was
witness to experiments made by Major
Mimic himself with his ball, and saw
that officer plant three ballsin% succession
in a target the size of a mans hat at a
distance ofthree fourths of mile. And
this officer said he could do it all day
long, and teach any other man to do SO.
It is not to be wondered at that
Russians have a horror of the French
chasseurs and their mimic ball.
The present popularity of the rife
owes its origin to the skill Of American
sharp shooters, bred and trained in our
new settlements, and who in our Indian
and other wars have shown the efficiency
of the rifle ball in picking off officers
gunners; and prominent objects, but it's
perfection, we immagine, has been ac-
complished in the hands of the French.
-CZeUeLand Herald
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TIE HERALDoF FREEDoM-Our read
ers viii recoIlect that We aoticed the re-
ceipt Of the first number Of this paper
some months since. 1t is published in
Waksrusa. Kansas Territory, and is
flied with important info alation in re-
gard to the sod and p~roductions of the
Territory. The mechanical department
Il we'll executed, and the editorials dis
play considerable ability. It is Free
Soil IN IFS principles, and, barring this
feature, is . very readable paper. Mr.,
YEAR1cK, a yo4ng gentleman of this
place has been appointed Agent for the
Counties Of Riehland, Ashland and
Wayne, and is now ~canvassing for sub
scribera. Those wishing to subscribe,
should not fail to embrace the present
opportunity. Terms, 81 per annum.
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LAD1Es, sUPPER.


The Supper given by the Ladies of
the Episcopal Churehon Christmas Eve
was q grand affair, and reflected great
credit on those who took the lead on the
occasion. Members Of all the different
congregations Of Ashland were in atten-
dance, and, so far as we could learn, en-
joyed themselves to the fullest extent.
The tables fairly groaned under the
weightof good things. which were freely
supplied by the Ladies of Ashland of
all determinations. There was about
two hundred persons present, and We
think We never saw people enjoy them
selves better. For our part we forgot
that the times we're hard, and thought
that the agood time" so much spoken
of had surely ZONE.
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The ball is oblong with a %conical point
In it's base it has a conioal hollow run
ming halfor two thirds the length of the
ball. A cup made of sheet iron is
placed in the orifce of this hollow, which
at the instance of firing is driven by the
powder with great force into the ball,
thus spreading it open, SO as in its
course out, to perfectly slug or fill the
grooved barrel. This accomplishes the
whole object; it saves time in ramming
it destroys windage, thus connomising
in power, and makes the ball perfectly
ft the barrel so as to give the ball a
complete rotary motion, and certainty Of
direction. Thus the mimic Improvement
taking its name from q French Off
Ger named Minie,-is ANNIE ball, not
a mimic rife. The eonieal shape of the
bullet gives It greater weight of metal
than a round one, affords less resistance
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New YoRK MARKET.9

ss - NEW YORK. Dec, rs.
Flou = good inqriry market has tdvanged
IsEci demand is paineipsiiy eastern and local trade
sales $500 'bblp at 90, sec 81 fer inferior TO strai
and faYorite state, with no sellers at inside figures
IO.eT9i4 for extra Geneseei included are 500 Dbl $
very common state at the railroad e,5o9s. g. Ca
madam firm; sales $50 bbls at 10, 90 duty r aid.
wheat-Sales65o8 bu fir white Genesee al ? $50
80. prime " hite Michigan held at 9, I2gs .Is and
white Canadian at I,es9e,e2.
Corn Dull. Holders are arkfng previous pri-
ees. but buyers insist upon The reduction Of most
samples offered this morning were from parcels in
store Sales 10000 be at 90 for western mixed, 100
for round yellow.
Porh-Ratherm more doing. Holders Of mess arc
forced to submit to easier prices inorder to realize.
Prime being scarce, is pretty firmly held at preyi-
Gus figures. Sales at sIe,6sal2,75 for the former.
and s1s.25 for clear
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to leave these c~ommedoties without the
100000 men but IN no case would /
have permitted them to combine both
these elements of strength.
In eloquent terms he points out the
fatal mistake of the Allies in not for.
cling the Austrian and Prussian neutral
itg. He would have armcdsP oland and
if necessary Italy and Hungary. He
points out the necessity of more troops
Of which England and France 90 not, or
cannot furnish . sdficiencg for the cri-
sis and closes his address thus:
" Neither you nor even Napoleon,
can afford sufficient forces for that war
there. He n say, as you can, let
us send our last soldier-police will do
at home. He cannot he has many
things to'guard-Paris France, AIgiers.
and watch to the north and to the sou.h,
You have not TOO much of men-hs has
too much of cxigences.. [ repeat my
words of yore Come what may n
this war, England stands more IN need
of Poland and Hungary thansPo1and and
Hungary stand IN need of England
With us, victory-without us, defeat, or
disreputable, insufficient armistiee.
You know the tale about the-nine Sy-
billine books. Poland will be your
Sybilline books, Three already are
lost-hasten to buy the remaining six,
or else, like the Roman King ofold, you
shall have to pay the price of all the
nine for the last three. Mine is the adj
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married..on the 10th inst, by the Rev. JoHs
RoBIssox, Mr.. JESSE B.aPLUMMER. of Mans
field, and Mrs. MARTHA RAYL,. of Ashland.
On the same day, By the same, Mr.. Ohm HAR
voUT, and Miss ELIZABETH KERR, both q
Cle.rersek tow nship, Ashland county.
On the. 18th OF Dec. by Rev. A. p. Mather, Mr.,
sAML HARDEN to Miss SARAH CRUBAUGH
all of Loudonville, Ashland comfy.
Also by the same, in Green Tp., c.17th, NJ
HUNTER robson, to Miss MARGARET. BOW
MAN. a
And on the 18th inst By the same. Mr.. ISAAC
WHITE. to Miss ESTER FLINT all of Ashland
county Ohio. .a
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ASHLAND. WEDNESDAY DEC q, 1854.
DEMOCRATIC co. CONVENTION.

The Democrats of Ashland
County are requested to meet at
Ashland, on THURSDAY, the
4th day of JANUARY, 1856,
for the purpose of selecting four
Delegates to the 6th of January
Democratic State Convention, to
be held in C Columbus. is hoped
that every Township will be
fully represented.
G. W. HILL,
Chairman Dem. Cen. Cnaanaiaee-
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GArLoRD McFAnL-This gentleman
keeps q Wholesale Grocery Store in
Mansfield. Merchants in this County
can deal as cheap Fith GAYLORD as they
can in any of the eastern cities, and, be-
sides all this, those who call en- him will
find him a true gentleman. 1t is hardly
necessary for US to state that we have
tasted some of the Fruits of this estab-
lishment. and find them all right :"
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A Wonderful Discovery has recently been made
by DIR. Curtis. of this city. in the treatmentof con-
sumption, asthma, and all diseases Of the lung.
We refer to Dr.. Curtis's Hygean or. Inhelfng Hy.
gean Vapor and cherry syrup Within this new
method the DR.. has restored many afflicted ones 20
perfect health ; 2s an evidence OF which ne nes
innumerabIe certificates Speaking OF me tsas-
ment a physician remarks;-It is ev1dent man.
hsling-constantiy breathing an egreeaoiesn et, lug
vapor, the medicinal propreties must Sons
rect contract with the whole OF the eLe. cavity
or the lungs, and .hus escape the many anu NaI1ea
changes produced upoR them when inLloo9eeo IN
TO the stomach. and subjectto the process OF dts
~gestfon. The Hygsanais for sale a. al me drug
See adyertfsement of Medicated Inhalation in
cenother column Of this paper 49S
A learned writer, Dendy says : 8 DRYDEN, to en-
eure his brilliant visions ofpoesys ate raw desh
ana Ms. Radcliffe adopted the same f1an. Green
tee and eoRss, If Eo do sleep, induce dreamings1
Bsptista Porta for procuring quiet rest aud pleasing
dreams swalowed horsd to agae sfter supper. In
Digestion, and that condition which Is termed q
weak or srritab.e stomach, constitute q most fruit
fui source Of Visions. The. immediate or direct M
fuence of repletion, in totally altering the senaaF
ttons and the disposition in waking momeots, Is
a proof OF its power to deTange the circulation oil
the brain, and the mental fac ulties in sleep. Peo=
pie who are troubled with digestion. may surely
get relief nom HooFLknD's German Bitters,y sold
exclusively IN this countryby Dr, en-. Jackson,
ipu Arch street, Philadelphia, and his egents Nv
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~CoI r b. C.RpENrER.who v,

EeoL r. B. CARPENTER, who was
recently shot in Covingtou by Mr.. v. T.
PERxms, is rapidly recovering, and is
considered out Of all danger. The Ball
entered on the right side Of the wind
pipe, and passed pat on theslefs side Of
ofths neck, jnst below the ear. That
Mr.. c. should survive such = wound is
marvellous.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

We published this document a few
weeks since. In every portion CT the
Union, the Message meets with the gen.
eral appreciation of all parties. The
ever-croaking Wings, who are always on
theQus viUe to discover something wrong
in a Democratic President, fail to see
anything to complain of except the en-
dorsement, by the President, of the
G~reytown affair. In our opinion, the
general treatment was right. It was
time that they had demonstrated to them
that they could not commit their depra-
dations upon American citizens with
impunity. We believe in making use of
more knock down " arguments and less
diplomacy, when an outrage has been
committed. It costs less, saves time
and always proves effectual Some of
the opposition presses complain of the
President, because he has not fllibus-
tered about Cuba. This is what they
would have liked, and it is a great pity
they have been disappointed.
In order to show the high regard in
which the Message is held by the Wing
and Independent Press, we append the
following favorable notices of it
EFrom thet National Inteiligeneer.l
Respecting the message, we are
gratifed to find that all which was pre-
dicted of us unexceptionable character
has been subsequently, verified. It is
certainly distinguished by moderation of
tone and a freedom from all exciting ad
captandxns appeals. 1t is an unambi-
tious and perspicuous account of public
affairs, announcing an unprecedented
state of prosperity and progress at home
and of peace and amity in our relations
abroad.
And again
It is a new thing, and certainly a
subject of congratulation, to find the
message of q Democratic President so
free from appeals to the passion of the
country, so simple, clear, and unosten-
tatious in its exposition of the admins
tratiye concerns of the government, and
so commedsble for the business of sem
tlment touching international rights and
duties with which the message opens
Rrom the Philadelphia Ledger)
GAS a state paper, the message is
clear and concise in its statements, and
the principles it aEows as those which
control the Government in its foreign
and domestic relations are such as every
American must commend. They are
soundin..their character, and the appli-
cation and enforcement of them will not
only rebound to the credit of the Repub-
lie everywhere, but to the prosperity
and honor ofthe nation, and the happi-
ness and security of the people,"
(From the Cincinnati Commercially
"On the whole the message is a
peaceablo, sensible moderate, business
like document, somewhat married by nm.
fortunate rhetorical fourishes, hut en-
many valuable facts and judi
recommendations
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Gbf aflarktts,
AsHLAND
cLEVELAND manKEr.

CLEVKLAND UccemOet %.
Flour Unchanged, holders more easy and
market quiet, good straight brands super6ne
sells by dray loads at s,25as, so choice do. at
s s,5oas, 10, extra medium grades seas 30, bes,
extra 50 a5a9, so to SO retail at CSC per Dbl
added to the above quotations.. @
Wheat-Demand good market more active,
white afoat at ST. 80, Medaerranean 81, rs ;
mixed ,soal ,s5. s
Corn-scarce, andbut very little in market,
worth 65a6ec Rfioat, from cars no transations.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

2@EE=
The delinquent stockholders of the Franklin &
Warren Rail Road are hereby notified that the last
instaIlment became due on the lat of November
last. Those who wish to settle the same. without
cost, can do SO by calling ON the subscriber at R.Q
Beer's Book Store, Ashland. w. II. H.RoFTERs
will attend to settlements In my absence.
Ashland, Dec. 90, Is54.- Z. B. CLARK.
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E It is generally believed by many
that " Christmas comes but once a yea"
IN this County. This will account for
the scarcity of Editorial this week.
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EE The Ladies' of the Episcopal
Church, viii please accept our thanks
for 9 beautiful and delicious Fruit Cake.
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ACARD.

The Ladies' OF the Epi scopal Church OF Ashland,
desire to return their sincere thanks to the citizens
otAshland, and vicinity, for the liberal patronage
EXTENDED to them, on the occasion ofthe Christmas
supper. Their highest anticipations were more
than realized, and the generosity of their friends
will ever be held in grateful remembrance.
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NOTlCE.nm

PY instructions just received from the Audver .
IL Sthte, County TfeasnferS nuA Hsque1feL IoI
iect the Tax..on all Real Eest6te, II the az
residents Of the county, or have ehattee
suhjecfto levy. Owingt to hard times -
Of fponeT, Some of the Taxpayers not 80
late law. have paid theTsx on their shA 80
~, expecting their land TO be returnedNI
AnE Of those. seeing this-potioe will Noflar
selves some expence by calling and 49,
Taxes before the Delinquent list Is sent OUT r"4f
lection TO each Township 5el
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ETsx Payers see notice of Treas
urer in another column.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT ROUTE
TO TRAVELLERS

kepmmsnced run.
R .sissa g sE Lou.
Notwithstanding Ashland every MondkY, Wednes.
day and Friday ats O'Clock. A NJ, and arriving ~
clock p. v. irain for FlttshurE 4nd the 4o'etoch =.
M. train for Crestline same days. Leaving lou
donylIle every Tuesday. Thursday md saturday on
the arrival ofthe Eastern traip at 10 A. NJ. and
DRIVES al Ashland at , p. M, thereby enabling
paEsenrers 10 20 either East or West on the cars
same day. or those coming on mornt ng train either
from Rast or West can get to Ashland without DE-
Law .eand citizens wishing to visit the south PARA
ofthe. county, can have an opportunity to frAu1ac1
fhSir business and return the same trip and -
d1ctfo on to families and pleasure parties. Enqulf
ofthe undersigned at the Frsnzlin Houfe n Adh-
land, OF at the Rail Road Depot or Post Once. In
LoudonvfIle. w FropLIot0ts
: = Passengers taken toer from any aoteL either
atAshland or Loudonvlle.
Ashisnd, July IL, 1e53a ed - esNcetkiet
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.


HRHE hooks Of George Corie. are In hama. /,
Ithe enbser1beT. with whom all who are IN
debted on said books, can call and settle By cash
or notes. Those who neglect this notice. Will ind
their accounts in the hands Of the proper omeer
for eolyeetien J. H.
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Probate Oonrf ~
AsAiand eouatT.
Benjamin Hildebrand, Admir-
OF Henry Hildehrsnd, dec d.
Martha Hiidebr.nd
Petition > selfI.n

benjamin. BiIaserand Ad%'r Probate oorrt u
Oh Aehty Hiasaiano' AsAiand ees1.s.
ana M HsT1s,, aii asHSssTsnd. Petition = s%eIfi.n
DURSUANT to an order of the Probate Court OF
+ Ashland County, to me diteeted VIII oner
ry. 1855, at one O'Clock p. NJ. the lollowlnG &C.
scribed Real Estate. to wit Lot number s.nS; "
in the villare OF PeTryshurg Ashland cQunfyt pnlo.
Seid iof mas on II a good dwelling house, one ano5a
hsifstories hifh, ana q sooI cabinet shop. TERMS
ons.hAlf cash inland. Ismslnoes " ohe 3sef WIN
~ BENJAMIN H1LDEBRAND.
RonnRr BEER, Atty for Pefr. Adninistratsr.
December, 30. 1854. 4WSo
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chairman Dem. Cen. cnananittee
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fTEANKFUL forths past liberal Patronagoe Of
a generous community, the Subscribers
would again invite attention to their present
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"On the whole the message is a
~peaceablc, sensible moderate, business
like document, somewhat married by I'M
fortunate rhetorical fourishes, hut en-
cracing many valuable facts and judi
cious recommendations"
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Books, Gtotioneyp, 81.

HOMEOPATHIC BOOKS AND MED
Il IClNES.-A full assortment constantly on hand at
ALIENS Bookstore,
aul1 diff 275 Main street.
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100 MAIN STR EET.-S0APS. BRUSH
h * "a rs. COMBS, 81 TTONS, TRIMMINGS, &c.
&c, &c.- dT COSF, POSITIHELY.
81 Of the Big Seeking doors north of Faggs Block
jy25 dlmjs HENRY .. CLARK.
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q l. O Il I'll l n CT
OF OUR OWN MANUFA CTUREtf


Having made arrangements to manufacture our own
Itock of Clothing, feel confident in saying nu.
friends and customers that now prepared
10 show them better of all kinds Of CLOTH
ING than be found in the State.
Having had the reputation of keeping the best Ready
Made Clothing in the City, we hope now, not only
10 have that, but of doing the best
GUST o Nj RK,
have secured the services of of the first Cutters
In the Country.
stom Work of all kinds done in the best manner and
Al short notice.
Our Custom DepartrneHt is under the charge Of Hr
CHARLES BLANCHARD, who is well known in this BIZ
and vicinity We all that the work turned
Rom this establishment will be second to in the city
We have in store full assortment of all kinds Of Piece
Goods, such Broadclohs CassineYes Doeskns, Vest
ngs, sc.
Harrington Corner corner of Main and Front sts
mch22 dawtf THAYER l. EAMES
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II Y . 2 w W FIN Sh4ASUN
RICHMOND & TROWRRIDGE.

lave overlooked Its novelties fresh fabrics new de
signs and ready, with their talent, skill and
terpr Sc, together with rich Materials captivating styles
and 1rivalled workmanship.
d r e S S COAT S, ETC,
The climax IF art and inventon VESTS, the most beau
iul styes velvets, Satins, Silks, and Cloth with the
richest em ery in every possible variety; TR0u SERS,
in tho extensive description of pattern color and
lhade, perfect fit, (or sale and comfortable to tie
Eearer, in every respect.
FURNISHING GOODS.
To this department particular attention has been deYo-
i'd and is beyond any possible question: most dis
snguished depot for
Shirts. EandiSerc Is, Cola RS. Neck Ties,
and HOSIERY, Of every description of the finest manu-
cture and material equally celebrated with the other
branches OF their trade for neatness quality economy
Please call at RICHMOND & TR0WBRIDGE'S Custom
and Ready Made Clothing Establishment, No. 265 Matn
AIan St. Worcester Mass.
March l. 1854. DIFF
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ClotI)ing.
TIE CLOTIIIER,s SONG /

THE CLOTHIER'S SONGl
Che comes, she comes, tie Summer comes
Ger mountain and mestoW now,
With sparkling dew on her fairy feet
And roses on her brow
And the trees pat on their garments gTeens
And the meals their rests Of gold
10 welcome her back to our gardens gay
That laugh at Winter OIL y
And shah not we, like the jocuEi flowers
Put vestu.ents rare,
80 meet the Summer we shouid meet
a queen bright and fair
Yes W. shah dress in sken sheen,
and in gGssimcr 20 fine,
And wen 60 forth, nor feel oppressed!
While Che sunboams on us chine.
Then let us to MAcrLtAR's 60,
st the sign Of the Fun Dressed Mani,
And We shalt End The Iarest robes,
That ye COIL wish 10 don.
Five thousand vests, ten Thousand coats
All stripehf 81 in floral bloom
with sprgs Of the richest flowers are wovc
With beauty, but with perfume.
The zephyr coat Of brown mohair,
And Alpaca black wen find,
With the golden Nankin and Linen White,
And the Bingham stripe confined.
You may look, with lantern, far and wide
For place TO suit you more
But you meier can be suited so well as st
AIaCuar * Williams's Store.
WILLIAMS &c co.
27I PiPer's Block, Main Street,
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN,
just received one of the largest Stocks on record
Of every variety, Of cheap, fashionable, and desrable
SUMMER CLOTHING which they are selling at tho
lowest remuneTave prices They also continue make
lhe best Custom Clothes in the City
He who consuts economy and will call at Macullar
Williams & Co.'S, without delay. my1S DIFF
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aul2 dTaTh&Sat&w1mis
MTEw sCHOOL.-The subscriber would re

MEN SCHOOL.-The subscriber would respect
~ fully announce, that arrangements are now in
progress opening Select School for young ladies and
gentlemen, in the Worcester Medical Institution, Worces
ter, Mass
The spacious rooms in the College building will be neat
y and pleasantly arranged with every convenience for
school purposes The of instruction will comprise
the various branches solid and ornamental usually taught
in our first Summaries.
The Principal will be aided in the different departments
by the best teachers that be obtained Those who
contemplate thorough end systematic Of study,
preparatory for college, for teaching directly for prac
cal business respectfully invited to call and become
acquainted with plans and facilities For and
further information, apply to the Principal.
We permitted with pleasure to refer also for inquiry,
to Rev. EDWARD Il. HALE REV. HORACE JAMES, SAMUEL
DEvIS, Esq, and WN. H. HARRIS, Esq, of this city.
JAMES BUSHEE Principal.
Worcester Med. Institution, July 13 1854. deod6w
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Cost on0 1oun0.

EyOUND-A SUM OF MONEY, which the owner
E. can have by calling
ClIAMDERLIN, BARNARD, 4 co.
rui diff
rn STRAYEO OR STOLEN-FROM
5tI7SN the premises Of the subscriber, in South Wor
S$SSS$ cestcr on Thurs lay night, BAY HORSE. 10
s-'<s years Oil, weighs about 1000 pounds, of-hand
foot white above the ankle and little larger than the
other, star On his orheal aud half bob tail Whoever
will give information VIII said horse may b. found
shall be suitsby rewarded. JOHN McDOLLEN, JR
south Worcester, August !, 1851 d&wif
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1872 Broadway, New Yor

Sold by Druggists throughout the United states Cana
d. and the West Indies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, NJ. B.
GREEN. Springfield, BLISS & HAVEN. Providence,
i. BALCH SON. Boston, BURR & PERRY
auI2 dTuTh&Sat&w1mis