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CURE FOR FOUNDER IN HORSES

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T"" e" "o s.a" '" "ou.u eat
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Wv aNiN H"N hllNfAtiNI UldIhtl ONEI
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a. The ibrifless farmer provides no
shelter f"r hiscaule during the iueIemeney
Of The winter, hui permits them to stand
shivering BY the fence. or 10 lie in the
cold snow as hest suits them.
Tie throws their fiddler on The ground
or IN Ibe mud, and not u~nffequendy 10
IN The highways, BY which a large por.
tim Of 4. and al The manure, Is wasted.
1is fences are old and poor-jusl such
az 10 Jet bis n~sighbor's cattle break into
bic dtlds, and each bis own 10 be uaruly.
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az Foriilude is one Of the nobIest yir.
tues apperIOiuing 10 The human character.
and stamps upon most who possess il, an
unlading luslre which does honor to the
name Of man. lie who labors under the
hsh Of adversely, and bear up against his
mislornnes with pious resignation, must
be pleased 10 the Supreme Being.
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public Gonpepantcs.
r ARRANGEMENT

hhihhANp EIN -
I'm and aiter Moddny, May 10Th, Passenger
OTfains leave as follows:
Cleveland Tor Erie, Dunkirk and Buffalo, at
30 A. NJ, $40 p NJ. and .l5P. NJ.
Cleveland Tor Columbus and Cincinnati, at SOC
AM. 1000 A. NJ. and s 10 p. NJ.
Cleveland for Toledo and Chicago, at 7;l0 A.
NJ, 1000 A. M. and S.15 p. NJ.
Columbus for CT sveiand, Erie, Dnnkitk and But
falo, at 1910 A. NJ, l:00 P. NJ. and 1900 p. NJ.
Shelby for Cleveland, Erie, Duukifk and Buf
falo,at l;05P. NJ, 4N5 P. NJ. and 1925 "A. NJ.
Shelby for Columbus and Cincinnati, al I0;3b
Am l;25P. NJ. and li;25 p. M.
Erie Tor Cleveland, Co umbus, Cincinnati, To.
ledo aud Chicago, at 2;50 p. M. and 2;45 A. M.
A. STONE IT,, Superintendent.
Cleveland May 18th, 1888
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Aaron Yarnell, plf.1 s
rs. falkland Common Pleas.
John c. Menor, OF al.
HNHE defendants will take notice, that tho plain.
i til, on the 2nd day Of December, 1883, filed
IN the Clerks Office ofsaid Court, a petition land
the same Is now pending,l the Object and prayer
Of which is, to obtain a Judgment on a certain
Promissory Note given BY defendants 10 said
Aaron Yarnell, dated Oct. 2ith, 1859, call ng for
six'y-ohe dollars, payable one day after the date
%thereorI and that upon Cling said petition, plain.
til caused an order Of attachment 70 be issued
against the lands and tenements, rights and cred
It's, OF said defendants, situate In said county.
Defendants are further notified, that unless they
appear and answer or demur thereto, before tho
26th day ofJahuary next, such further proceedings
will be had as 10 authorized Ay law.
KENNY & PORTER, plfNs Atiy,s.
December o, 1853. PEA % 6w29
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed by tho Probate
Court, within aud for the county Of Ashland, and
State Of Ohio, Administrator OF tho Estate Of
Elizabeth May, deceased. All persons Indebted
to said Estate are required to make immediate
payment, and all persons having elaine against
said Estate, are requested to present them duly
authenticated within one year from this date.
z SAMUEL MAY,
Admir-. Of Estaio Of ELizAnErn MAY, Decd.
December IA, 1888.
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S.rRAYEn DOGS.

OTRAYED Il N the subscri Der near Ashland,
~ on the 10th Of December, a large sized Shop.
ard Dog, blind IN ole eye, color, black with vel.
lowlegs, The other a black shepard Slut, a siIo
less than the Dog, same color, with o white ring
AROUND the neck An. person giving information
will bc literally rewarded by,
Dee, %, 1858, nss. ar.
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of standing on her divinity, came very neaI
losing her balance.
u Always precede a lady in going NJ
stairs, The maxim 'sa lrgtcy from
maiden aunI-Lynn NrDs.
MOI a leg.i see; rather a leg lJon'I.see
What are YOU writing such a big hsnd
for, Patti"
.Why you see, nv grandmothpr's dafe,
and I'm writing a loud letter to her."
se
"NoihinQ looks worse than darned stock.
inps."
Allow us 10 observe that stockings
which need daruing look much worse
than larned oues-darned if they don't.
~ A youngster on coming home from
his first term at a boarding school. and IN
being asked wha, he bad been fed on. re.
plied:
Multiplication tables hashed, and STEW.
ed abstraction"
To II Pass GEyERALLy.-The En-.
peror Nicholas wishes an eryatum cor.
recied in the mex, pdi ion or our Liciinna.
ries. lie beps to say that he has di.coy.
cred an Ottoman is not a thing upon which
'
YOU easily and comfortably place your
foot.
~ The melancholy days" o( An.
iumn, {" The sweele,t Of the yesr." have
come, and with them some Of the TALES,
kind of poetry Here is a specimen:
aThe Holly Hook ha. rided. pollr,
The sun.iower's lust It's hue,
Yet sure as liIe, BY gily'
m. SUMMIT NM v" now ha, Tone. Polls.
And wih it slfthe roses,
The frOs; n coming soon, Polly,
20 'I'
,.. %ae" "s sSs mere &c Oeea%e 50 mel
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David S. ~sampsell.

David S. ssmPseIl. In Partition.
=" PIN Ashland Common
David Hellman, ct. al. Pleas.
DURSUANT to the command Of on order Of
IL sale issued in the aboye case, from the Court
OF Common Pleas of Ashland County, and State
Of Ohio, to me directed, | will expose to public
Sale, at The door ofthe Court House, in said coun.
~ 90 MONDAY,
The 3Oh day Of January, A, D. 1854,
between the hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and
four O'Clock, p. NJ, Of said day, tho following
described real estate together with the appurte-
nanceS thereunto belonging, 10 wit Commencing
on the east line Of the north-west quarter Of Sec
ton number three 49, township M. twenty-five
Ga range number fifteen (l5)i Ashland County,
Ohio, at the northeast corner OF the original sur
yeyed plat of Lafayette, on said quarter, from
thence west two hundred and III y.Gye feet, from
thence north one hundred and ninety feet, from
thence east two hundred and ~forty-fye feet, from
thence south one hundred and ninety feet 10 the
place Of beginning, containing one acre moro or
less. Appraised at the sum OF eight hundred
dollars. Terms Of sale ono third cash on the day
OF sale, one third in one year, and tho balance
being ono third In two years from the day Of sale,
with interest on the two last payments, from day
Of sale. Deferred payments TO be secured by mort
gage on the premises.
J.D. JONES, Sheriff.
December "a, 1853. nSO iw Pfs4,0O.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

NJ. A. McIlOse,
rs. In Ashland Common
StutIey Whitord. Pleas.
DURsuANT to the command of a decretal
j order issued in the above case from the Court
OF Common Pleas of Ashland county, and State Of
Ohio, to me directed, | will expose to public sale,
at the door ofthc Court House in said county, on
Monday The Oh day Of February. 1854,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. M. and
tour O'Clock p. Al. of said day, the following
described real est1te, situate and being in the
county Of Ashland, and State Of Ohio, to wit; In
ot number fire t5,l being in tho original plat, in
the town Of Rowsburg, 81 nated in the northwest
quarter, Of sec. fifteen ISL township twenty
two la2J Range fifteen li6.l Pity-six feet In
I ont, and one hun red and thty feet in length ac-
cordiug to the original plat survey Of said town In
said county.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
J. D.. JONES, Sheriff.
Dec. %, 1853, n3..6w. pfS4,25.
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@ | am 4 man OF peace. God knows
how love peace. But | hope ! shall
never be sasb a riws.l u as % mistake OPP
preston for psaee,-Aosaah.
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snERIFF's SALE.

SilERiFF'S SALE.
David Steel,
rs. In Ashland Common
George Ely, Pleas.
PURSUANT TO the command Of an order OF
sale, issued in the rboye case, by the Court
OF Conn on Pleas of Ashland county, and State
of Ohio, to me directed, ! will expose to public
sale at the door oil the Court House, in said coun.
~ on 1854 u
Monday HE 9Th day Of february, 1854,
between the hours often O'Clock A. NJ, and four
O'Clock P. M. OF said day, the following real estate
to wiz Being the undivided fourth part Of a part
OF the Southwest quarter of section three 1871
township twentJ-one t2l ] range fifteen, contain
ing niucty.two acres lying in the South part
OF sal quu.er section, said Undivided fourth
part; Of said lands, to be sold subject to the dover
estate of Susan Ely also, subject 10 a lien OF six
hundred and sixiv dollars.
Terms Of Salc-Casli.
J. D. JONES, Sheriff,
Dec. %, 1853. n32.6w. pfS4,25.
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1obns & aliens Column.
Johns & ALLEN.
Building Materials, House Fur.
JOHNS & ALLEN,

g" AVING tAcently added to their s,ock M
III Hardware. a,e now Offering for sale. cbe,o
as can he purrbnsed IN Obio.
80 boxes axes ,Vhi,e,s Iinnt,s W.,s,,. ma
Wis, and DUMAS iii of which ara va,rsn,eI,
90 doz' Ames, and Rowland,s s,eel and css,
shoycls;
5000 lbs. Lop. cable. trace. halter and cow
chalnsi .
" dOx. MIL, Crosscnt, Hand, PANEL, Zip and
Wood saws Of the hest manufacture.
500 doz Table Knives and Forks.
is in,,,a ,ha .uon,;aa ~ -, t
IN ,hsi, .,nos er .re J.I Emu ., mouse ksepess
'"'"e" sVsN VI aus F"'n!u'eb particularly nv
try.
10 Joz pnrnl co,,,c. and S,o,o noo, Io.L.
100 ~ NO'"s. 4, ""e wv Do"' 'oess'
NV uoL' common ~Iatches, with and without
Dolls
IL ps. on hoor cloth-rich colors.
cheap.
6 do green, black and cold do.
20 doz smoothing IRONS, selt-heatin, and rom.
mon. ~ Nv 'o"
roo dos. .Ru,cb.,,. Gl.. ,.so,,od foam 49, 70
inches.
100 doz ch'sels-farming, morticinR and cor
ner.
IN ,lo, r,rmo,,. ob;.oI. L.I
1v 1oz sarmct,s ch'scls md gouges.
screw mr. drive. "
,oo No.. shv IN oo,L.
~ 400 Is k'"ss, = Ivy"
1890 "s"'s S's",aI ''AoS'
900 lbs putty IN bIadders.
w /" : Sun'at, IRON
oes, v" ""'s'
Oal IN genueine ooh't be AFRAID OF the New
Flrm,' yoL shall be treated rs kindly as ever.
naVid u. Willard. NaHHfaefHrer of Se1tk,s
IL Of ali qualities. Also 9, 2, and 4 tined Steel
Cast steel, Hay, Barley aud Manure Forks. cIsy.
onr univ AsentS inuNS x I1pS''
ardWnre iran and Nail DesIers adioinins a.
nnk. 49, ~ fnsS 90 s,r ~
TT G.. Redington, Manufacturer of 0yain and
IL. Grass SeytAss, Lillletun, New Hampshire, n,qr
county. TO remember thnt the, ca" ~ III linz m S,a
our Scyihes for sale al Inc Hard ware Stare n, nm,
only authorized Agents. JoHys q i'm
fDec. oa' aotn ad;oining ,Se Ip.nt
m'nscn &Shermnn, manufacturers Of Sash,
ceived by our Agents in Ashland,
tneo. 90, s2t1 JOHNS & ALLEN,
adjoining the Bank.
49,
Gardner d Walker, Dealers in GarSer.
~ fleN ana F9orsT Seeds, Akron, Ohio. A con.
s.aht supply can always be found with our Agents in
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Alsrehantg, I'd.
Excitement! PshaW!l

AUR citizens have, Of late, been kent in a per-
~ iect turmoiiof excitement, BY tho assistanco
Of editorial pu6s, rs to which Of the numerous
BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS
Of Ashland offered the greatest Inducements to
purchasersJ which were the bes, prepared 10
adorn the outer "lord of crca. on - as well as
the simmer one, !" and, At the same time, make
the smallestdemands on the purses of the people.
We being OF an extraordinary philanthropic dis.
positi n, have thus far partially remained a "look-
erou in venice,n permitting all competitors to
q hare thoir say, !" to their hearts content. 9. Eve.
~ dog has its day. and every man 10 this com
maniiy considering himself a caterer To the
"PURIsTC VUMA-Es,,
is bound to talk for himself. Though perhaps the
50 last OF the Mohicans,' We consider il a sacred
duty d~evolving upon ourselves TO shave a talk with
the " pale iaces' to suit our fancy, and TO inform
our numerous customers and old. sta nd-by- friends
Of Ashland and tho surrounding counties that the
80 ONLY EXCITEMENT -l
which may be actually expected, now and hereaf
ter, positvclywill DO ut the
Peoples Savings StOrc,n
in sampsclI's new building, at which place we
shall uifer aud expose for sale, one OF the most
extensive, most excellent, and extremely cheap
aud ia 'hionable assortmeuis Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
suitable for old and young. ever brought to the
habitation OF white men, and al prices so extraordt-
nary low as IL bring them within the reach of
Z" ertry moihsr'S 'on We are bound TO sell.
Our stock embraces every style and variety found
the sun, at prices varying from a bit toa v.
Our Clerks are polite and attentive and as We can
talk all tho
bead and living Languages,
VIC expect the whole universe, Farmers. Mechan-
les, Ladies', Gentlemen, Boys, Girls, and every
body will give us call.
Our siyles are elegant and becoming, SO far as
heard from. The brilliant C 'lors viii not iaJe,
every person Of taste and Judgment will naturally
call ani say to his neiehbors. 81 don't care who
has been elected heretofore, henceforih we con-
slider ourselves in duty bound to recommend this
establishment as the
COMMERCIAL GIBERALTAR,
and head qt ariers of substantial articles and GLOW
prices"
Tho proprietors Of the same, thus unanimously
and deservcdly chosen commissary's Of tho people
are bound u excel aud extinguish all the other
lights IN the camp, in spite of all previously got.
ten up excitement.
J. & A. MccoMB.
Ashland. Dec 81 tS59 n2Itf |
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laIl. 81 comm

4. AK..EM.LIn
,,,1r4 q 5rnr,e pIr
a
Uncle Bep was qaeer Old man,
A qaspr Old man was he,
le owed a Ipm7-a bntnng ram
u iaet bic butsine psePensi'ies p'cmFie'
MIN % Duh essfyiAlns eu'ab'e he could ses'
Vnc'e peehao q ht oia spouse
4 ny oia Ntle was she F.
Who used 70 iccd and pau MS cows
Inascame Up mo we 'Awh e'e'y hs"''
A"u' al0'a apus' '''s'
Ihs ia' ~ wig ue'e' us'u = ss'"i,
u nnA "ou'a he'ef y a"""i
ana 'houg" oia pen ca,'eo hst = 'oo',
= ~ sue wouiu nsss. hea'Aea UNIV ~
"ees V"', tec'Psoca = 'A'o'
aaa' bos oh' .aa nun" ~ D'n''e 'O
psasl'h = .'a P'Np
~ -.
t r''ns ".s
10 the air.
inc lam anu pen ~ ae' eSP'e"'
A'u 'ouu'' ne" w 'u
-squa' u"N., squa.oo"n "e S.',n! e'su'
Dul sue uluuI ueAI ulm anu UtluEo NC
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~ There is liuls pleasure in the world
that Is Irus and sincere besides the pleas.
urs Of doing our du'y and doing good.
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office Franklin & warren II. IL. Col
fRANkLIN, PoTtaEe CO. Ohio. Sent. O.. LEI.

~ hnIin * warren ~. IL. Co.
ffL NzCWFWEHQ A T meeting ofthe Directors
OF The F.& W. Il. r. Co,
held june ", 1853, the following assessments upon
htock subscriptions were made, via: Zen per eeni.pay.
abe July Let, lsSa, aud an assessment Of ten per cent.
At the end Of each succeeding sixty days. until Inc
whole amount Is paid. Three instruments are there.
.ere now due. 70 wit; The first when subscribed, Cy
Ihe enarier) the second July Let, and the third, Al.
Subscribers In Ashland village and county arc re.
spectully requested 10 Immediately pay all install.
nents now due, and as they hereafter become due, al
ine banking House Of Luther, Crab q Co., Ashland,
unless called upon by TIL Collector.
10 JOkL W, TYLER See.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SIIERIFF'S SALE.
i. NiOho'ns pOrinc,
rs.
A. W. Purly, la Ashland Common
Roorback, Pleas.
Julian A. Padd' \,
AIonza G. Paddles.
PURSUANT to the eommand Of decretal
order issued in the above ease from the Court
ofCommon Pleas OF Ashland County, aud Stale oil
Ohio, TO me directed, l will expose 10 pubic
sale at the door orthe Court House, in said cOun.
~ on
Monday The Oh day IF February, 1851,
between the hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ. and
four O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate to wit, Being tho west half Of
Lot No. 10, in the town plat OF Ruggles Corners,
Ashland county, Ohio, with the rppurtenances
thereunlo belonging situate and being in the coun-
ty OF Ashland.
Terms of Sale Cash.
J. D. JONES, Sheriff.
Dec. 2S, 1853, n3l CIV. pfl,5O.
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GOOD NEWS
EOR THE MILLION!!

A PPBALS 10 the peoplei lie thinks he has arieht
a todemand a fair hearing. lie asks no more, and
has opened up, In the Store Room formerly occupied
by MnsgrAve & Bushnell, an immense stock VI new
aud fashionable
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
To winch he invites the attention Of all those who
wear clothes, and cat food. He does notice. incl
ned to 60 into anything like details. There arc net
type sufheicBiin the county TO enumerate his entire
stock. He will merely say that he has the newest
and most beautilul style Of
@po99 @OOaGs
such as Delsncs. Berages. Black Silks, Lawns, Col
lars, Sleeves, kdslng, Ribbons. and a null assortment
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CONSUMPTION UREDl
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.

A"I"ofr f'HhtTt q 10! at
DE,R StRs-The public generally arc fully aware OF
the thousands OF remedies Of Diseased Lungs, under
the titles OF Sarsapari1lar, PILLS, Plasiere. LInim,nis,
&C., that are daily brought 10 their notice ihToueLi
The new'PaPers, by way OF advertisements. My Oh
lect In writing this note for publication. Is 10 induce
will use patent medleines) 10 use one that contains
articles Of rsaf nssis pulmonary diseases. am CON
sSlousthat, 10 so doing. ! am atiing most ~unproies-
slonally, aud derOeatOry 10 the Interests of medical
science aud the regular practitioners o fmedleine.
The medicine TO which ! refer Is "Dr, HAIR Bal.
sam for fhe iRHgs." ! have prescribed IL In a lATr.
lumber OF cases, aud always with success. One case
~ particular, TO which ! wish now 10 refer, wss Civ.
en- up BY several physicians who had been called in
consultation with myself. The patient had alItbe
symptoms Of lufimed consumption, such az Cold
Night sweats. Hectic Fever, HaTrassinE Cough, with
c~onltnued pain IN the Lobe OF the Right Lung. attend
ed with severe WaThaai He commenced Immedi-
ately TO get better, by IL use ofthe above named
medicine. aud was soon resssasl to bis usuaIhealth
have also found DR.. Halls tsssam the most vAlua.
and Colds that ! have ever used ~
WI D. wErSfT. NJ. d.
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DIR. SWAYNF-

DIR. SWAYNE,
An eminent Physician Of Philadelphia, hes given
to the world the benefit Of his experience by
preparing remedies suitable to almost
every disease.
Dr. Sirayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry, for curing Coughs, Colds,
Consumption, and all diseases
OF the THROAT, BREAST and
LUNGS.
DR.. Swayue's EumjSgr,
For destroying Worms, curing 6ysprp sia, &c.
DR.. SiOdyne's Sugar Coated Sarsopa.
and Tar Pills,
A gentle purgatIve and alternative Mediolpo
for superior 10 the Pills IN general use.
Or. S'cayne's Cholera Morbus Diarrhqa
and Dyseniery Cordial.
a never falling remedy.
A fresi supplyjust received by,
r.. II. cHuBB, 4 Co.
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" EIGll AMI CONSIDER,


hEDEh nave you cough, which you are neg
ieetlng underline Idea that IL Il only a common cold.
ana thatit will soon "wear itself Outf' lei a friend
teh you, 10 all kindness, what will soon be the prob.
- sesull. Id a SNORT iimeif you continue TO neg.
lect yourself. you will begin to fceIa sense of tirhI.
ness and oppression across the chest. accompanied
WIN frequent sharp darling pains. Then. A dry baek.
ing cough VIII set IN, and when you raise ANYTHING
VIII pea tlick and yell0wish, or white froihy mat.
er, stteaRea perhaps with blood. II you stlliieke no
me9lelhe, tncte unpleasant symptoms will Increase.
and you will soon have hectic fever eold chjlIs'
night sweais, copious eSpect0ratiOn. and then great
prDstratl6n. " You still neglect Yourself 4 few
weeks or months will see you consigned 10 lie rraye.
leaying your friends TO mourn how RAPIDLY consimn'
lon ua us worn, and hurried you away. Frlend.i
nave you no cause 10 be alarmed 7 In the above
sketch you may see In a glass. how every case ofeon..
sumption progsessea. with more or lesHraniditv In.
lalal terlninaiiOh. or all the thousands and miIiinns
whom THIS great Destroyer has gathered 10 The tomh
every single, case began with a cold / II this had
been attended to, all might have been weIl-hut hs
Ing neglected, under The fatal deIusIon Thai n yonid
wear Itself on, tttransferred tsdiadIy act on 10 Tho
substance OF the Lungs, exciting there tle formation
OF tnbcrrles. Another. and dnOthe- cold added mel IN
Tue hanle. unlll these tubercles hogan TO soften and
suppuraie. leaving, by Their liberation, great cavities
In the lungs. Al this crisis the disease Is very din
cult ofcure. and often times sets atdefance sIlh"
man means. """'
In the latter or worst stage, this medicine will r
tentimes arrest the disease. or check It's progress. an.
VIII always make the patient more comfortable. and
p,o,ons w NE, and u Is therefore worthy OF The tri.
ail-out In It's ~inelpient or forming periods. consump.
ton Is as durable az any other disease. and ri
HALLS balsanl for the Lungs, II taken al This lime.
VIII cure u as surely as taken I We earnestly exhort
al VINO have a cough. or are supjeettO colds 10 keen
tue medicine ny them, and whenever you take cold.
s e,sSn. u unorons5ly, and al once. by this power.
nj healing compound, and leave your lungs uninjured.
TO carry you In full yigOr TO A eood od -.
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BADNESS CURED.
Emerson,s American Hair R,.tOr,,,y,

E'OR restoring the Hair on heads hopelessly
is winning golden opinions from persons who are
using it. This is a new article, recently intro
duced to the public, and will stand on its own
merits. Some Of the best citizens OF Cleveland
aud Pittsburg, who were hopelessly bald q few
months since, have now the evidence on their
heads to shewoi its merits. The proprietors have
such confidence In II that they authorize their
agents to take heads on guaranieos-price to bo
agreed upon between the parties.
agents.
6. ); nI:.sa. Ashland.
HAyIs < KISMNoER, Hayesville.
c. y. FISHER 4 CO., Proprietou,
May 10, 1913. iy4
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READY MADE CLOTENO


and Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings and Staple Goods.
isstock will compare with any ever brought into
he county.
Groceries, Hardware, CrOekery, Hats,
and Caps, Boots aud Shoes. Bonets and Straw Goods
Umbrellas and PaTasols In great quantity aud varie.
~. All Of which will be sold at extremely low pri.
ces for Ready Pay. Also. FLOUR BY THE'BARkEL
from the Jeromcyille Mills. Porn, Fish. Salt, &c.
All kinds Of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken in exchange for goods, al the highest marcel
rates.
I'm. B.-My competitors say that Il is "oil
goods" that | am selling here. This IL a mistake, a
they will learn In good time. NV namerous custo.
ners, who crowd my store, daily. can assure them
that sell only NEW goods at " FNEw PRlCRSlIu
The goods buying people 0fthe town OF Ashland and
vicinity, have exhibited 4 ready disposition 10 rally
underline nep banner Of Her goods and nen prleesi
Forever ~ioatihat standard sheeii
Where breaihes the foe but falls before NJ"
Ashland, May IL, 1859 -5aif
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bead and living Languages,

Ashland, Dec 2i,iS53. n3itC
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In sampsclI's new building, at which place we
shall "ifer aud expose Tor sale, one OF the most
extensive, most excellent, and extremely cheap
aud Ia .hiOnable assottnents of
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5fissorinas.

~ The lady who was in the habit
Of standing on her divinity, came very neal
losing her balance.