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aMcrabdats.
THE OLD FORTRESS OF
CHEAP GOODS!
rs keptin full blast, blythe constant arrival of
Staple and Fancy Goods, from the eastern
HUMANITARIAN. emhracing a beautiful ~.

rs keptih full blast, bythe constant arrival oil
Staple and Fancy Goods, from the eastern
Manufactures, embracing a beautiful idall
@ ASSORTMENT OF SILKS!
such ne rich Brocades, Plaids and Fancy Dress
SILKS, PLATA and Rich High Lustred Black Silks,
plain Mode Colored Mcrinos, Cashmere DolaiHes,
CoburVs atd Paraniatas, SILK and Wooden Plhids,
Elegantly llich Printed D%elaines, Black and Col
ored AlpaSas, French, English and American
PRINTS AND GlNGHAMSlt
Dress Trimmings, of every style and variety;
Shawls Of every descriptions Bonnet and Cap Rib
hons; Tafiita, Satin and Velvet Ribbons; la
lLACES AND E-MBROIDERIES!
Plain and Embroidered Linen Cambria Handker-
chiefs; Ladies ana 6entlemen's Gloves, CraVats,
Scarfs, Under Garments, &c, E. tH 10 no.
Also-Brtad Cloths, all s%eolors and pricesi
Sattinetts add Cassimeres. Tweeds and Drillings;
Yestings, S4ins, Bluffs, Marseilles, &c, In short,
every article in the Ge%ntlemuu's Department,
HOUSE, IFERY AND FAMILY G00DM
Suehas Linen and Cotton sheotings and Shirtings,
Table Damisks, Napkins, Towels, Fowelings,
Crashes, DiPers, &C., Sc, which we arc prepared
to sell at nslow prices as can be found in this or
any market vest ofNew York. Aa examination
of my Stock by the public is respectful y soliciied.
J. n. SQUIRE.
Q N. b. would call tho attention ofmy friends
and cuitomers to the fact, that | have removed
from the Empire Store to the Old Fortress nearly
ALa
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By communication semitic CongresSfrom
the State Departments relative to foreign i'm
migration, j. appears that duriug The year
ending: last September, 400,777 persons
arriSsdin this country 90 -.
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HENTERs, IOoK HEnErtE

r HAVE procured a right for an Improvement
in building houses,b ~ which a house may be
built for a small amount Of money, with all the
conveniences and comforts ofthe dearest hopSesj
and as, lh~aEeapPointed John Smalley, OF Ash
land, az my agehtf for this county, please call on
him and examine thu model, and procure a right.
\ aplIrOA ANDREW g. NORRIS.
: Troy, Ashland CO., Aug. s, 1858. 2tl
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VISITING OOMHtTTNE.
TERMS.

For the Mercantile Course. Tine unlimited, $40 90
The same Course for Ladies' ..... ........ 2j 90
Twenty Lessons in Practical Penmanship simply5 90
For full Course IN Flourishing, &c.............25 90
The Principal Of the institution, guided by the
has recently secured some OF the ablest men In the
State as Instructors and Lecturers in the various de.
partments of the College
The Prof Of the Science OF Accounts, has had an
experience OF eight or nine years IN Commercial AZ
fairs, alternating his time, partly as Teacher, In the
Mercantile Colleges OF Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and
Cleveland, and partly as an actual Book. keeper in the
best Business House in the Country. These rare quail.
ificatiOns, so desirable aud yet so seldom found 10 our
Mercantile Schools. will enable this College to i'm.
part a more thorough knowledge OF the real minutia
Of Practical and Theoretical Book. Keeping THAI can
be had probably in any similar institutions in tho
United States. . .|"|.
The subject Of Commercial Calculations will have
more prominence in this than in most Institutions Of
the kind, sire a separate chair Is TO be devoted to IL,
besides the usual instruction given by the the Prof. Of
Accounts. The mOdus ~operandi q Teaching Is en-.
tirely new and o~riginal-pursued by no Mercantile
S~c1OOl-found In no text book. and may be Justly and
properly styled photographic" in its nature, since 1t
will abridge the labors Of the Accountant, more than
one half.
Penmanship in addition TO the usual methods pur.
sued, will be taught on the new and unrivalled Sys.
TEN OF Chirythmography, developed by the Principal
in his extensive experience as Instructor in the Pub.
lie Schools Of this city and else here. This system
will produce the popular Commercial Hand of the day,
in about half the time usually devoted TO that pur'
pose.
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PEOPLES SALOON
AND
ONFECTIONERY! VI!

ERNST BAcHERER respectfully announces
II to his friends and lovers Of good living gem
orally, that he has made a complete renovation
in his establishment, one door west Of The Nc
Nulty House, Ashland, Ohio, and will keep con-
stanily on hand during the ensuing summer every
luxury usually found in this market.
N. B. Raow %aiiaen, that no intoIicatisg liquor
will be kept in my establishment.
p Ashland, March 9Th, 1854. n42-tC .'
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LIVER COMPLAINTS

Jaundicc, Dyspepsia ChrOnic or Mere
~voussDebility Disease of IN Kidnevs.
49, 1SS'i
Ana al! diseases arising from a disordefea Liver or
Stomach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Full.
ness OF bl9od toine heS,a, Ae,al'E ol'he suomacnr
Nausea, Heart Bern Disgust ,0r rood, ruilness or
Weight IN the stomach, Sour Fluctuations, sinking
OF FIu'ueflng AZ me PIT 9iIhg otUhaon, Wlmmlhs
OF Tue head, hurried ana UiuSull bleNlhihgl rlut'
terlng atlhe Heart, Choking OF sunooatlng Senss'
non when ~ a ying posture nlmness o. VISION,
DOTS or Weos before the slghIt, reyet ana Dni pain
in the Head peasls9ey Of PresPirsiion Yellow
ness OF the SKIN ana Eyes, ram IN lne nlae, BACK,
Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden Plushes Of Hea,, burning
In the Flesh, Constant lmaglnings or Evil. and
Great Depression OF Spirits. cam eeiieetually cured
by using ...g
DR. UooNand's Celebrated German BitterS
~ hoVn"hue NVVpio'0u uOlmuh DiVoio,
DREPARED BY DIR. C. NJ. JACKSON, at the Ger.
L man Medicine store, 100 Arch Street, philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases is not exeelled, II
as the cures attest, in many cases after sSilifal phySi.i
clans had failed. I-~'--T.
These Bitter, are worthy the attention OF inyalids. ,
Possesslng,grcat virtues in the reetiRcation Of diseases
ofthe Liver aud lesser glands, exercising the most
searching powers In weakness and affections OF the
digestive organs, they are withsl safe, certain and
p"1 nS Nn mn coNy,,,o,n
hEhD AM DE
,. B. pERKiSs, Marietta, Ohio, Feb. 70, 1851. said
your btters arc ngnly PLLed sI Nose VINO ave
stsSdi~r' which hsd Tc.iTs,ed ttSs sSIH ~ ssv,.r y p Z
aiciSns. was entirely cured by the use of Ave bottles,
G. L.'DRAKr, Freedom, Portage CO., Ohio April q,
1889, said "Ihe German BiiteIs you sent me last have
not leI come 70 n.ha' naSe been out o. tns SrucIe
~ !, OsS,cins mnsb thenght o ~ ana .oaSht aneri IN mr.
sommanity'n
B.M. HUTcmSsov, y. D., Bedford, Cuyshoga CO., o,
August 90, 1859, said; ''The Bltters you shipped ne =
In May last are all gonel- think II a good med
Sihe, anu ! rh S@ fGo anr no nihsr !. m5 p msSinin. s 10
You VIII please forward a large supply" ~ a
s. FRsson, Wooster, o., Nov. 20, is59, said fI
have used some three or four bottles Of Hoofsnd's
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l., ISAAC GATES, Auditor of Ashland
county, certify that the foregoing laws are
correctly copied from the authorized pub.
LEGATION Of Tue same by the Secretary of
The State Of Ohio. 2
ISAAC GATES. Auditor.
AuDTToR's orFloF, !
Ashland March 10, 1854.
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u' (No.6)
AN ACT Supplementary to an act priyileging Ger
tain persons from arrest aud Imprisonment,
passed February 24th, 1881.
Sec. |. Bel enacted by The General
assembly Of The State of Ohio. That Is
rallies, aud all such other persons as relig-
iously observe the last Of any other day Of
the week, as a day Of worship, shall on
said day, be privileged from arrest upon
civil process, within their respective syna-
gogues, or places OF worship, during The
time Of service, and when actually going
10 or returning therefrom. FF
F. G. LEBLOND.
Speaker OF the Honse of Rep.
JAMES MYERS.
President Of The Senate.
February IL, 1854.
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A FRESH iupply of Wright's Indian Vegefdbie
IA Pills, a standard English Medicine, Tor the
revolution and cure OF disease, TO aid and imp
prove digestion and purify the blood. Por sale
htthc new Ding stofelin Ashland, by |. ~.
. "ai iRoLLA II. cHUDB &co.
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SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE. ,
Columbus, March ], 1854. S.r,.
|, WILLIAM TREvIrr, Secretary ofSlate
of The Stale o fohio, hereby certify thai
the foregoing laws are correctly copied
from The original rolls on file in this office.
WILLIAM TREVlTT.
Secretary Of Stale.
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e DOZEN PINK AND oocH1NEAL Innings
v and French Calf skins just received. aud fot
Sale by olfl tiia oa r.. D.fB0lCE. 4
Feb. 22+nl0.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF ASHLAND.
THE undersigned will stop for a short time in
\ Ashland, for the purpose Of TAX ng Portraits,
giving lessons 10 Drawing and on tho Guitar
Rooms over Fay's Store.A'f 1ti ,N
Ashland, Nov. 30, 1853. ...+t. .a 2S-tf.
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kbill IL before the New York Senate to
iaGOtpofhisa company 70 sell pure milk,
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Fire Insurance Company,
L Saratoga, New York Capital s5Oo,0O0. Insure
property on terms as liberal as any other hrst class
Agent tDec. 90, 3et1 Sd T. JOHNS. 3
omeein Johns 4 AiIenfs Hardware Store, adioin-
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BRANCH COLLEGE,, FRANKLIN,

PORTAGE, COUNTY.
CHARLES PECK, Jr., Professor Of the Science Of
Accounts.
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A N ~lnfalliblt Remedy Ton Serofula, Kings Evh
"A Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions,
Pimplcs or Pustyes on The Race. Bl0tohes, Soils,
Chronic Sore Eyes. Ring Worm ortlctter, Scald Heah,
Enlargement and Pdin Ofthe Bones and Joints, Stub.
born ulcers, sy,philliiG Disorders; Lumbego, spinal
eious use Of Mercury lmprudenee in Life, OF Impuri.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-19

The "Irish American published in
New York, by PatrickLynch, contains an
address from the editor to Irishmen in A.
merica, which abounds in much good ad-
vice. After referring to the unfortunate
disturbances between, Americans and the
Irish, he propounds the question::
"What shall we do to avert the storm
which threatens? What shall we do to
ward off the impending evil? How are we
to right ourselves in public estimation?
And he answered it thus.
"By following these simple rules of con
duct and action: by avoiding all porter
houses, bar room and street squabbles and
collisions; by studiousy keeping away and
avoiding street preachers, by resolving
sedulously to conquer general and partic.
ular respect by decent and peaceable de-
meanor; by remembering that as new citi
zens or inhabitants of the United States
common modesty and delcacy should ope.
rate to prevent us from bringing ourselves,
by brawls or otherwise, prominently or no
toriously before the public; by ever bearing
in mind that sufficient employment and fail
remuneration await the sober and indus
trious, and that therebya competence fol
the support and education of our families
is within our reach; by rejecting and be
leving that no true American will ever
deny respect, gratitude and attachment t
him (of whatever country who serves i
by honesty, peaceful manners, and untir
ing effort at advancement; by attending to
observing and persevereingly practising
these simple rules ofaction, we, 1rishmen
can weather the storm which RACES aroun(
us SO fearfully at the present; and we cal
change the feelings and sentiments of an
tagonism which unhappily have prevailed
and still prevail against us"
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SneciaI Ordinance.


Providing for paving certain Side Walks and removing
and resetting the eurbing where necessary and for
paying certain cutters on Broad Street, South of
Main Street.
6SEC. ls Be Il ordained By The City Council of the
~ Chgg Lancaster, That the unpayed Side Walks
fronting Lots Nos 1J4, lG2, 245 25l, 262 20 22s go,
23l 232 2i2 243 and g. and parts Of Lots Nos 2 33
234 and So aud all other unpaved Side Walks Broad
Street, South of Main Street. be paved with good paw
ing brick, in bed Of clean sand at least four inches
debth and that the eurbing in front Of said Lots where
necessary, be removed and reset in conformity with
the ordinance fixing the width of the Side Walks of
certain Streets in the City of Lancaster passed juno
I Sth, 1864.
SEd. end. That all the unpaved Cutters in front of
Lots Nos 245 24S $50, 25l, 252, 229 22 $50, 23 a33
2i2 and 243 and parts Of Lots Nos 162 2 21 and c.
and all other unpaved Cutters Broad Street, South
of NJ aim be suitably excayated and paved with Bou-
der Stone. r.
SIC. Ord That the costs and expenses Of said i'm
prOvement be ascertaned and assessed charges a.
inst the owners of the Lots Land and tho Lots or
Land upon which said mprov ments front according
to the provisions Of the general ordnance passed by
the City Council, September 10TH 1854 and that the
same bafurther assessed and determined aad collect
ed according to the Both and 3lst sections of the act
provide for the organization of Cities aud
Villages passed May 3rd 1852, the said City Council
declaring such Improvement Necessary, and twothrds
of the members Of said council concurng in this ordi-
nance.
SEQ 4th. That all ordinances and parts Of ordinances
in conflict with this ordinance, be and the Same are
hereby repealed @. DRESBACH, President c. C. +
Attcst-N. YoUNG, CitB Clerk pro TEN.
| October 10, l65i-3w9i
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Gov. MediII ON Betting.

On Saturday night, October 9th, 1854,
Governor MEDILL, in presence of several
witnesses, offered to bet the undersigned
the sum of Twenty Dollars that the town
ship of Greenfield, in this county, would
not give majority of fifty against any man
on the Democratic ticket. The Governor
stated that he never made bet himself,
but that he would furnish a man that would
take such a bet Whereupon the under
signed Immediately accepted his PROPOSE
ton, the Governor agreeing to present a
man on the following Monday. Monday
came, but for reasons only known to him
self, the Governor failed to furnish man
to take the bet, Notwithstanding he had
pledged his scord Of honor to do So He
not only failed in presenting man that
would take the bet, but also refused to take
the bet himself We must confess that this
refusal upon the part Of the Governor to
comply with his cord efhonor somewhat
surprised us, as we had supposed that the
Governor of the third State in the Union
would not hesitate to pay bet of Ttoenty
Dollars, after stalking bis word of honor to
do so. Signed,
DAVID COWDEN,
JACOB SHAEFFER.
~Papers throughout the Union please
Icopy
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DIED.

At the residence Of his father the city Lancaster
on Saturday the 18th inst MASTER JOHN MARTIN age,
fourteen years and twenty two days. John was we'd
estimable boy. He was quiet and unassuming in his
manners, and won, by his exemplary conduct, the ad-
nration ofall who knew him. But II pleased God to
remove him carly from the temptations and troubles
of earth During his panfu illness which hlasted about
three weeks he expressed his willingness to die and
yorhe has been taught love by his parents, and
the Sabbath School which he regularly attended.
Thus has our loss been his gain and it Therefore be-
comes us cheerfullyo submit to the Divine decree by
which John has been taken away from the many friends
and aequaintanees By whomhe was so enderly loved.
w.
On Wednesday, Oct. 1lth. at his home near Lancas-
ter, Mr. ABRAM REAMs. aged 81 years and months.
On Thursday, Sept. %. at Mddetown, O, Mrs MARY
JANE BROOK. daughter of Mr.. Salem Wolf, aged %
years months and "a days-Ohio Eagle please copy.
On the 18th of Oct. SUSAN ELIZABETH daughter
of Michael and Magdaline Cowden aged l2 years.
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(oRIGlNAL.)
Certificate of Authority.
CTo expire on the 3Ist day of January, 1852


STATE OF ONO, AUDITOR OF STATE's oFFIcE,l
Columbus, October 5, 1854.
WHEREAS, The Star Insurance Company located at
Ogdensburgh in the State fNow York. has ed In this
office sworn statement Of its condition, as required by
the rst section of the to regulate the Agencies of
Insurance Companies not Incorporated by the State of
Ohio, passed May /, I654
AND WnEREAs, Said Company has furnished the un-
dersigned satisfactory evidence that II Is possessed Of
aleast hundred thousand dollars Of actual capital
invested In stocks OF at least par value, In bonds
mortgages Of unncumbered real estate worth double
the amount for. which the some is mortgaged:
AND WHEREAS, Said Company has aled In this office
awritten instrument, under its corporate seal, signed
by the President and Secretary thereof nominating and
gent for the transaction Of the business Of INSURANCE.
and fully unreseryedly authorizing him 70 acknOwl-
edge servce ofprocess for and on behalf ofad compa
N.Y. consentin that service of process upon him. the
said Agent shall bo taken and held to be valid as
served upon the company according to the laws of this
State, Of any other State and waving all claim Of
error by reason OF such service;
the actto regulate the Agencies Of Insurance Compa-
MES not Incorporated by the State OF Oho, passed
May i, 1854, WILLIAM ID. MoR0AR, Auditor Of sasd
state, DO HEREBY CERTIFY, that the said LILLIAN p.
OREED authorized as an Agent for the said Compa-
ny, to transact the business of IEauRANoE, in this
State, until the thirty day of January In the year
one thousand eight hundred and ftyhye, far he
Ipointment and the instructions which may be given 10
him by the said company.
In WITNEss WnERRoF, Ihave heretofore subscribed
my name, and causedthe seal OF my ONCE to
be affixed. this ifth day OF October. In
L. s. the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
| October 70, I5Sa--23
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TO THE PUBLIC.

naN-th 18th day of August last, MARGARET JANE
" Hof,a bound girl, seventeen years of age, was
abducted from the premises of tho subscriber, in Vo
let township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and remained
seereted until the 18th OF September.
During tho time her whereabouts was solved in mys-
terry, Il became currently reported that the undersign-
ed had murdered her and search made of his prem-
sis tofnd the body. This report was doubtless put
aHoat BY some malicious and designing person per-
sons, and has caused Ing great deal OF serious rOu
bic and many unhappy nI0nentsi but am now happy
to make known TO the public that the girl has since
been found alive and we'll and thus unequivocaily
flute the.report that she had been murdered. +.
The girl was found by Rev. Appeman and Day Id
Cramer, both of Franklin county, Ohio.
GEORGE N. HARRIS.
Violet toMnship. October 3. 1a5I.--22 !,
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WooLEN FACTORY FoR sALE,

FHVHE undersigned would respectfully announce 10
the citizens of Fairfield and adjoining counties,
that he desires to sell at private sale the WOOlen
Factory situated in the town of ESaVenS port,
Fairfield county, Ohio The machinery is principally
NEW and in PlRST RATE RUNNING ORDER and
does work equal TO any in the country and has large
run cfeustOml There is connected with the Factory
=. good and eunyeniont Dwelling House, coutain-
1 Ing four rooms and also four finely situated lots.
.Agl The ont buildings are numerous aud convenient.
Persons desirous Of making good bargain in this
kind Of property, would do well to and examine
said premises. JONATHAN X, MIESSE.
Havensport, October5, ls5i-99
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REMOVAL.
DIR. O. d. DAVIS,
DENTISTRY.

II GRUBB having returned to Lancaster and intend:
sp to remain permanently in this city, and hayingro-
the city of New York, and obtained knowledge OF the
business, now respectfully tenders his professional
Vices citizens Of Lancaster md the public generally
He is prepared to perform all operations upon the
Teeth, such Extracting, Plugging Filling regulating
the Teeth, treating spungy deceased Gums destroy
ing Nerves, removing Tartar, etc.
Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold Plato from one Ia
full set: also Artificial Crowns set healthy roots
without pain to answer all the purposes ofmas-
ticnton.
Every operation in Dentistry essential to preserve
and beautiy the Teeth, and give them healthy nc.
tion, and improve the BREATH health Taste performed
on moderate terms Ladesin the city county, will
be waited at their respective places OF residence
II be requested. No charges made orr examination ol
consultation ut his office. 800.
OFFlCE-0n the Northeast corner of the Public
Square, one door from Main street.
Lancaster, September 2S, 1851
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SpeciaI Ordinanco
For paving the Side Walks Second and Columbus
Street between Main and Walnut Streets, and reset

For paving the Side Walks on Second and Columbus
Street between Main and Walnut Streets, and reset
ing the curbing whore necessary.
SEC list. Belt ordained By the City Council Of the
- City of Lancaster, That the unpaved Side Walks
fronting Lots Nos Al 49, 2l7 2l5, 6l 40, 2l9 and parts
of Lots Nos 3d. sl6 81 and all other unpaved Side
Walks on Second and Columbus Street between Main
and Walnut Streets be paved with good paving brick,
In bed of clean sand at least four inches in DEPTH and
that curbg where necessary in front of said Lots
and parts of Lots be reset.
y SEc End. That the costs and expenses Of said i'm
proyements be asccrained and assessed charges
ginst the of the Lots Land, and the Lots or
Land upon which said improv front according
the provisions of the general ordinances passed by the
City Council, 6sptcmber 10Th, 1854 and that same be
further assessed and dete and collected accord
ing to the Both and 3lst sections Of the provide
for the organization of Cities and incorporate Villages,
passed May Ord, 1859. The said City Council declaring
such Improvement necessary and lwo-thirds of the
members of said Council concuring in this ordinance.
SEC. 3nd. That all ordinances conflicting with this
ordinance be and the same are hereby repealed.
| e q. DRESBACH, President Oily Council.
Auest--N. YouNG, City Clerk pro TEN.
1 October 49, 1659--3w94
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LIVER DrsEAsE.-carter's Spanish Mixture, as re-
mcdy for liver disease and the number of formidable
evilsconnccted with disorganized of that organ
is unrivaled,
Hundreds OF certificates, from the highest sources
persons, living in the city of Richmond, Virginia, might
be gvon of cures effected by Cartcrs Spanish Mixture
We have only refer to the extraordinary euro
Of Samuel NJ Drinker, ESQ.,, of the firm of Drinker q
motifs, Booksellers, Richmond, Virginia. who was
cured bytwo bottles of Carers Spanish Mixture after
three years suffering from diseased liver. He says lis
action on the blood Is wonderful, better than all tho
medicine he had ever taken and cheerfuily recon-.
mends it to all. - See advertiscment-lmiS