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.IIA MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
HORACE WATERS,
no. sss Broadway, New-York,
333 BrOndWay, DIX,
0nnnsitinn tn the Combination L..

Opposition to the Combination
MUSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
NOTWITHSTANDING the combination OF
~ Music Dealers to keep up the prices OF
non-copyright music against the interests OF
Metric Composers, and their refusal to extend
to MIR. WATERS til : coarteSieS OF the trade, no
IS making immense sales-having abundant
evidence that he has public countenance and
", and in his efforts to aid Native Talent and
adopt tho National Currency. His stock of
American and European Music is immencc,
and the catalogue OF his own publications is
one of the largest and best selected in the
United States. He has also made a Great Re-
duction IN the Prices of Pianos, Melodeons,
and Musical Instruments fall kinds. Supe-
ricr toned St Octave Piannos for SITS, $500,
and 1929, interior of as good quality and in
struments as strong and durable as those which
cost $500. Pianos Ofevery variety ofstyI a nd
price up to $1,000, comprising those OFTEN
different manufactures among them the Gel
e6rated modern in1prouod Horace Waters' Pr
amos of I. Gilbert &Co's- make Owners ofths
Eolean Patentl. Secondhand Pianos at
great bargains. Price from $40 to $50. Me-
Iodeons from Five different manufactures, in.
GLIDING the nell knolrn S. D.. & n. w. Smiths
Meiodeons, tuned the equal tcmperament!-
The best make in the United States. Price,
S45, $50, S75, 500, Sll5, Sl25, $l35. $3.50.
Smiths Double Bank Melodeons 5000. Each
Piano and Mclodeon guaranteed. The best
terms to the trade, schools &C. l21 per cent
to CIergymen and Churches. All
orders promptly attended to-. Music sent to
all parts OF the county, post paid at the reduced
rates. General and Select Catalogues and
Schedules of pIices of Musical Instruments
forwarded to any address Tree OF charge.
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Livery Stable

o- AMOS LEwIS wishes it distinctly
H&EA understood that he has not quit the
VERY 61esiness, and that he has Just made quite
n addition to his Stable in the the articles of Bug.
sgies and 2:40 horses.
His Stable is now kept Immediately back OF
the Sampsel House. Customers can always find
some person. to attend to them either at the Sta
be or the SampseI House. Passengers carried from
May Il, resi-. 25tf,
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MISCELLANEOUS
TWO PREMIUMS

80 49,
A WARDED at the late Crystal Palace ek-
N hibition in New York to the
Oldest Type Foundry i'm Americai
established by Binny s DONALDSON IN 1886, on
the base of Sewers Germantown Foundry oil
1889. s
The long experience OF the several proprie-
tors of the PHILADELpIIIk TYPE F0uN-
DRY enables L. Johnson & Co. to offer the
largest variety of RI
PRINTING TYPES, :
and all the appurtenances OF a Printing Office,
to be found in any establishment: in the Uni
ted States, and of a quality, too, which is
deem ed to be unrivaIicd. The composition oil
the metal used is calculated to AFFORD the great
est durability; while the scrupulous care exer>
cised in the fitting up of the Type is such as
to insure accuracy md squareness OF body &c.
Our facilities are so extensive as to enable us
to fill Orders of any amount. given
in detail with the cost of all materials re-
quiz ed for a Newspaper Office.
PLAIN OR FANCY TYPES.
Music of unparalleled beauty, cast in this
Foundry only, Scripts, Flowers, Borders, Cuts,
Brass or, Metal Rules, Labor-Saving Rules,
Brass Braces, Brass Circles and Ovals, &c.
Presses of all descriptions, and all sorts of
Printing Materials, (most of which are made
by us,J will be furnished at Manufacturers
Prices. - ns-r
s. Printing Ink, of all varieties and colors,
Varnishes. Bro:zes, sc. We are agents for
the Inks. &c of the most celebrated American
and Eng ish Manufacturers, which We sell at
the lowest te5 ms.
stereotyping or Eiectrotyping of Books,
Wood Cuts, Jobs, sc. q
Type used in stereotSping for sale at reduced
prices. -
Wood Cuts designed and engraved in the
finest style of Art. Q
81 Our Minion Specimen Book (the first of its
class in the country, and original in its con-
ceP.ion and getting uP,J will be sent to all
printers that have not received it, who will
direct how it may he transmitted to them.
Newspaper Printers who publish this
advertisement entire, fincluding this notice
three times before September lst, 1855, and
send to us a copy of the paper centainingi 1t,
will be allowed their bill on purchasing arti-
cIes OF our manufacture to four times Its
amount. t Z e
Euz 81 L.. JOHNSON & CO. e.
No.. 6samson ST., near Hall of Independence,
Phiia. [june 1865 no2 3w
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-rAE 20 NJ
To Printers and Publishers.
THE undersigned beg leave to inform the
Trade thatthey have this day issued their
New Quarto Specimen, and that 1t is now
ready for delivery to their old patrons, as well
as to those who patronize their Foundry In
it will be found a New Series of Scotch Cut
Faces. t
The Fancy Type Department exhibits an un-
surpassable variety ofbeautiful styles, select
ed from France, Germany and England.
e The Scrips and Bordering are now for the
FIRST time presented to the Printing public, and
are the productions of the best American and
Artists. 49, -2@c
An entire New Series ofGermaR Faces both
for Newspaper and Job Printing, OF a very su-
perior style, is now nearly completed and
ready for sale. The Metal from which The
Typets made will be found peculiarly adapted
to the severe usage OF Machine Press P inting.
They beg to return thanks fer past fayors,
and TO Solicit a continuance. Their we'll
known libefal manner of doing business, for
the past thirty years, lisa guarantees tosnew pa
trons,o of their dispositions and ability R5t to
allow themselves to be surpassed for fair deal
ing, whether orders-are by letter1cr other.
wise. C&1&E
n. B.-PToprietors Of Newspapers are re-
qpestcd to insert the above three, times,pro-
vided they Strade out three times the 1moEnt
of their Respective bilIsin materials Of our
manufacture, and forward us one copy of the
paper contsining the ad veItisement. Z
JAMES cosssER & ScFs.
iune 1856. nc2 CIV
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CONDITION OF INFTRM4Rl

COMPTON OF IEFTR n ARY. -
Articles made by matron and inmates during the
10. COMFORTS S, N N az yards. CoTroN
cakPk Il zas I'd G y.rdG' E sbR1Pn a yssd'fi
PANTS so PAIRS.s SACKS ie. c8PES 8. APRONS
PAIRS, SHiRTs a, wARaM8ssEs :. MfTTEas I
PAIR sHIMMlSE %, coarse. DRESSES 81,
SKIRTS 7Vests2, SLlPS5: in AL 33l garments
CONDITION OF FARM, &c.
The fences on the Farm are in a good con 'ition,
Some are reset. There are 10 acres of " heat in tho
Ground. st acres of Rye 9 Acres of Oats, 10 acres
of Com. acres II Potatoes. } acre in Flax.
! Acre in Broom-COrn, - Acres-Of Meadow TO
now. "a acres for pasture; There We're 500 new
ped, and4t acres OF land cleared the past year.
STOCKTON FAEM, &c.
Horses 4: Cows g, Young Cattle u, Hogs 81,
as al former Settlement. The Number of In
mates in tho lnfrmary. on the 10Th OF June 10 5,
was 30. Since that tine 90, making in all So per-
sons, of whom 6 died, u discharged, and4 bound.
The number of Inmates in the Infirm-
AIRY at present are "a, I6 males, and I6
females. The oldest is about 76 years
of age, and the youngest a years. The
health of the Inmates is considered good,
and all connected with the house are
prosperous andbappy, So far as circum-
stances will permit, at least, the Iufirm-
airy is kept neat aud clean in all its de-
partments and much credit therefore,
IS duezto the Superintendent and Matron
for its present prosperity.
The State of Ohio We hereby GER
Ashland Co., IS. : tify the forego-
ing to. be a true Exhibitsofthe Receipts,
Expenditures aud Condition of the Ash
land County Infrmaryforthe ear com
menes2 (: June 10th, 1884 and ending
June fb 1855.
F.5k hHHEYEea
HUGE MCGUIRE, 2Direotors,
GEO. F30TTD0RF.
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NOTICES hereby given that the undersigned
L has been appointed Administrator on the Es-
having claims against said estate are requestedto
present them and all those knowing themselves
ment- DAVID CIPHER, Admir-
June2z. 1885, = SIS avs :
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A my instance an attachment was issued
N ON the tenth day of July, A. D., 1855,
by Joseph G.. Bolles, a Justice of the Peace of
jackson Township Ashland County, against
the Property aud EEects of Benjamin Rasor, a
nonresident ofsaid County, making William
Stouse the garuishee in the case
- JOHN BLOcHER.o
July IA. 1855 -3w9
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LEGAL
AN EXHIBIT

or THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDI-
lures of the I~nfirmary of Ashland County
Gao, for the year commencing June 10, 1854
and ending Jun 10, 1855. !,
Ashland County Infirmary DR..
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ASHLAND LIVERY STABLE !
q Pig a M

EFT
HoRSEs n CARRIAGES to be had at .
Il hours OF the day and night. III Stables OF
Second street. in the rear of the MeNuity House.
Ashland, March 14I, e5j 49tf
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th
IN day fully a. D. 1851 was duly ap-
pointed administrators of ofthe Estate of Rob
ert McCready, late of Ashland County, dec,
Those having accounts against said Estate will
present them forsettlement within one year from
MARY MccREADY
Administrators ofsaid Estate.
July is, 1855, 3ws
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NOTICE.

4SA
Elizabeth Boyd
Thomas Boyd by their
GuardianJohn c. Boyd,
William Mccormick,
Maya Mccormick
Sarah Plummer, d
George Plummer, In the Court of Com
againts mon Pleas of Ash
William Buchanan, land County, Ohio.
David Buchanan,
Perry Buchanan,
Cummings Buchanan, THE above named
Robert Buchanan, Il Defendants will
John Buchanan, take notice that, ON
the eleventh day Of July, 1855, the Plaintiffs
fled in said Court o Petition againstthem, the
Defendants, the object and prayer of which is,
to recover possession ofthe following real prop
srty, to wit the North West quarter o dissection
ten, III Township twentythree, of Range if
teen, in the District of land subject to sale at
Wooster, Ohio. and being in the County and
State aforesaid, Also to recover $500 as the
rents and profits Of said property, and $1,000
damages for the detention thereof. And the
Defendants are further notifedthat uulessthey
appear answer or demur to said Petition ON or
before the 18th day of September next, judg-
ment will be taken against them by Defendants.
Dated July IL 1855.
BRINKERHOFF & GEDDES
d CARPENTER, Att'ys for PPf<.
July l8, 1855. 6wS
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u G. TTCKNOR, at. the New
~ MANSFIELD Book STORE, Sign of the
Huge Book, has just received a large and new
stock of WALL PAPER, BLINDS, DC, which will
be sold to Merchants at Eastern prices. Or
ders promptly attended to. N. B-Samples
can be seen at T.. C. BushnelPs Store, on Main
Street, Ashland, Ohio. -
Mansfield, May 10, 1855. n51t.
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Administrators, Appointn,ent


NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
have been appointed and qualified as Admins
traitors ofthe estate of Andrcw Mumper. deceased,
late of the County Grassland, and Slate OF Ohio.
Any person having CLAIM S agains. said estate. are
requested to present them legally authenticated
ANDREW MUMPER Jr.,l.a--
JOSEPH .. MHMPER, AomHs
VerInfliion Up, june Ia, 1855. 4w4.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~MANsFIELD,S
GLOVER HIIIfNG
AND
CLEANING MACHINE.
MANUFAcToRY, ASHLAND, o.

MANDATORY, ASHLAND, 0.
THEs subscriber having been for the last ten
years IN the manufacture of GLOVER uLEING
AND cleaning MACHINES, begs leave to call the
/. attention of his friends and the public to his
preparations for the year 1855.
His faculties for obtaining the very best ma
terials, his large Shops and Machinery, his sew
eral improvements.
PATERTED 1sae, 1s4s. and 1854.
give him q most decided advantagei in the CHEAP
and at the same time DURABLE character of his
Machines.
Heretofore he had manufactured EXCLUSIVELY
his machine called MANSFTEED'S CLOVER
HULLING AND CLEANING MACHINE
In addition to the above he has madearrenge-
ments to manufacture several other
CLOVER HULbING MACHINES,
with his improvements attached to them and
will now have the best variety of Clover HUI
ling and Cleaning Machines with the latest i'm
p~rovements. In fact any Glover Hulling and
Cleaning Machine, can be ordered ofhin.
The several kinds Of Machines may be des-
cribed as follows /:
FIasT PaEnlHSSMPATENr Go
MACHINE.
This MACHINE has risen rapidly in public es-
timation and now stands the highest by those
who have tested it, Is considered eminently su-
perior to all others. 1t will HULL and CLEAN
hOAn SOO " o4oACAo x Qh1J VI AOL1 y " IL
bushels per hour with much less power than
other machines. 1t has been in use since 1916.
The sales has gradually risen every year and
Is destined to suPersede all others for its dura-
bility, hulling and cleaning the seed most per-
fectly.
1t has been awarded. the following premi-
ums:
LIST. The first Premiums at the Worlds Fair
in New York city, 1883.
I'd. The first premiums at three successive
Ohio State Fairs. II
Sd. The first Premiums at the Ashland coun-
ty Fairs, and wherever the machine has
been exhibited.
The second kline of Glover MACHINE made by
me is called, MANSFTELDS No. 2, with the
improved cleaner attached thereto, Patented
1913 and 1854.
The third kind of Clover MACHINE manufac-
tured and for sale by me is called, MANS
FIELDS No. ). Known in this vicinity for the
last few years as the
SUTHERLAND MACHINE.
This machine have nGPRoYED and Patented,
1854. Having the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT to make and
sell which no other person has, as have not
cold the right to any one.
l am also making and have for sale the
COMMON
known as the SUTHERLAND MACHINE, as
made by others
Any or all of the above MACHINES may be
had by calling or ordering
All orders to be addressed to the subscriber
and the machines will be delivered either at
Ashland or any near point on the Rail Road.
Factory on Wooster street, Ware Room on
main street, two doors West of McNulty House.
ddress VI. H. MANSFIELD,
Ashland, Ohio.
p. s.. would caution the public from pur-
chasing my Improvements from other persons.
Ashland. July ., 1855, 1T.
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NOTICE.

.- a=#r.s =
es''s; : s''a'.f Is A.-+4r. Cox. Pleas.
s S S' !; e. 1t & E IL : si {: IN PARTITION.
WILLIAM F. EAGLE, and Ma
ria Eagle his wife, Nelson Eagle and
Eliza Eagle his wife, Mary NJ. Eagle, Rachael
Eagle, Amanda Eagle, Martha Eagle, Gideon
j.. Ridge and Charlotte C. Ridge, William F.
Hill and Sarah A. Hill, Artensha Eagle, Ma
tilda Eagle, and Mary Eagle, widow of John
B. Eagle, deceased, viii a notice that a pc
tition was filed against themson the 28th day
of May, A. D, 1855, in the Court of Common
Pleas of Ashland County, Ohio, by George
Botdorf, and is now pending, wherein the
said George Botdorf demands partition of the
following Real Estate, situate and being in
the County of Ashland and State of Ohio. to
wit: Being the northeast quarter of section
number thirty-two, (32) in township number
twenty-one, (2I) and of range number fifteen,
(l5) containing I60 acres, of land, more or less,
and that at the next term of said Court appli-
cation viii be made by the said George Bot
dorf for an order that partition may be made
Of said premises. FULTON MoCOMBSs
@4 Sf Plaintiff s Attorneys.
Nav %, 1855. n1-6w.
~ ~ M.e - zEsFss @
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- aNOTIGEs

n Office is hereby given that the
IN subscriber has been duly and legally an.
appointed and qualified as Administrator o.
the estate Of Peter Lander latespf the 0onRE
persons knowing themselves indebted to tbs
said estate will make immediate PaymenkS
and those having claims against said estate
viii present them, ddly authenticated, f6rpa3s
ments within eighteen months
June 6,le55s no2 ~
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80
sTHE following Executors, administrators
Il Guardians, having filed their accounts in
the Probate Court of Ashland County for settle
-ment to wit;
The final acct of Edmund Ingmand admir- of
Michael Ely dec,
a " ofJohn Charles Admir- of Michael
Weaver dec,
George Slough " of Jonas G.
Slough, dec,
/" Peter Brubaker " Abraham
Shearer, dec,
" I" Edmund Ingmand David Kauff-
man, dec,
-" " Samuel May +" Elizabeth
May dec,
" Josiah Bacon Ex'r Human Will
lard, dec,
Benz. Huffman Guardian of H.
H. Sinanton, dec,
Partial Daniel Darrough Admir- of Thorn
as Darrough, dec,
/" " " Jared N. Slonaker Guardian of
Geo. Slonaker dee,
And the Same will be for hearing at the Au-
gust Term of said Probate Court.
A. L. CURTIS, Probote Judge.
July 1s. 1855 3w8.
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oTICE
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Eso7 lRsRf0 W9

VI EEK EHE ~
H. AsCHER, of NEW LONDON,
Has just repaired, rebuilt, ndsieganfly furuisG
1Le ed ansp the old American Hotel, now known
as the ASCHER HOUSE, He will be in readi-
ness, on or before the Goth day of May, as Proprfe.
TOT TO attend to all his old friends, and. the -Trau..
easg Paohe, Ia general. whose wants, comforts,
ana conVenfences, he will at all hours be happy TO
supply on the most reasonable terms and in COM
nection with -
DIR. sKELLEHGER & BROTHER,
a DAILY MAIL AND EXPRESS COACH Is run
between ASHLAND and NEW LONDON, (throueh Sa-3
vannah and ausglesJ leaving Ashland at g O'Clock
a M, arriving at New London in time for the
northern and southern trains. Leaving New Lon
DON afler the 4 e'ctock P, M, Train (Msil
comes IN from Cleveland, for the safe and expedi.
uons eonveyance of passengers, packages, ex.
press moneys and light merchandise. ~
FINE HORSES and CARRIAGES.
with attentive and careful drivers always on hand
10 accommodate all who may desire anything in
prices. T. SCH - -
AID.
NEw LONDON. o.. May 3. 1855. nSoetG.
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nEEnSg

AN IMPROVED FORM, for sale very
~ cheap at this Office. Give US call.
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sHERIFF.S SALE.

J.K. Mcbride ct. an
vs. In Ashland Com. Pleas.
j. D. Williamson J
Clinton French etal .
7 n wi1i;ouson In Ashland Com. Pleas.
ct. al sr-
DURsuANT to the commands a fl ia issued in
Il easeof J.K. Mcbride etal VS. j. D.. William
son, and onein the case of Clinton French ct al
vsJ. D. Williamson etal from the court of com
mon Pleas of Ashland county, to me directed
viii expose to public sale ut the door of the
Court House insaid County,
On Monday, 10th day Of August ts55.
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and four
o'clock P. NJ. of said day the. follawing de-
scibed real estate to wit: Lots number seven
teen az cighteen (1e) and nineteen fl9) in
the Town of Savannah in said County. Ap-
praised at three hundred dollars. Terms Of
sale-Casha&5 - j. I. JONES, Shaf.
Ashland, July l6, 1855. Stsf
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NoTICE..

iyHHEREAs my wife Elizabeth Treee has left my
/ klEbed aud board without any Just cs1ss q
har5or orsffust her On my Account Gas 1wtl not
pay any expenses for her, IN any debt % epK
commissioning JACOB TREcE
IuN -, 1856. SWe
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CONN Frs

e.. STATES TYPE FOUNDRY
Nos. 90, 81, and 80 Beeknadn ST., ~: Y.
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A WARDED at the late Crystal Palace ek-
n hibition in New York, to the
Oldest Type Foundry i'm Americai
by binny s Ronaldson IN 1876, on
the base of Sewers Germantown1 Foundry oil
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Horses 4. Cows g, Young Cattle II, Hogs 81,
Sheep, old and young, Al. Farming Utensils same
as al former Settlement. The Number of In
mates in the Infirmary. on the 10th of June Is 5,
was 30. Since that time 90 making in all So per-
sons, of whom 6 died, - discharged, and4 bound.
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The long experience ofthe several proprie-
ors of the PHILADELPHIk TYPE F0UN-
enables L. Johnson & Co. to offer the
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TYPE FOUNDRY

AND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE.
WILLIAM HAGAR, JR & Co, Successors
wv to ". & H.. Hagar, No. SO Gold Street,
New York.
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G-Publishers of Newspapers, who will in
sert this adve rtisement three times, with This
note, and, forward US a paper containing the
same, will be paid IN printing materials by
purchasing Tour Times the amount OF their bill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The GREAT REsToRATIvE-FEvER AND
AGUE CURED BY DR.. MLANE's LIVER PILLs.-Mr.
Jonathan Hougham Of West Unien, Park county,
Illinois, writes to the Propretors that he had su
feIei greatly from severe and protracted attack OF
Fever and Ague, and was completely restored to
health by the USE of the Liver Pills alone. These
Pills unique stionably possess great tonic properties
and can be taken with decided advantage for many
diseases requiring invigorating remedies; but the
Liver Pills stand re-eminent means of restoring
dsorgapized Liver to healthy action; hence the
great celebrity they have attained. The numere us
which long bafied the skill of the most eminent
ply sicans Of the United States, are now rendered
easy OF cure thanks 10 tns study ana
great medicine bears-a name which will cend tc
posterity deserving Of gratitude. This inval
liable medicine should always be kept within reach
and the appearance of the earliest symptoms of
diseased Liver, it be safely and usefuy admins
P.s.-The above valuable remedy, also DIR. Nc
Lanes Liver Pills, can now be had at all respecta
BILE Drug Stores in this city.
and take none but DR.. MLANE's VERMIFUGE.
All Others, In comparison. are worthless.
fe 12-dEclw
Rev. JOHN LANAHAN suffered long; tried
the most eminent physicians; had his throat eau
teriZed; became unable to preach ;-nothing but
strong desire to induce the thousands who dying
from the same fatal disease of which he has been
We say to the afflicted with Dyspepsia, Cough,
Rheumatism, Scrofula, &c, try this HAMPTON'S
criminal to defer. You owe it to Yourself family
and friends to make the tral-for all female Diseases
and for delicate children, it is sovereign remedy.
BALTIMORE, January Gath, 1855
Messrs MORTIMER MowBRAY: take pleasure
In saying to you that have used your "Hampton's
Tincture" with very great profit.
From serious throat affection my general health
had become very much impaired, when / COM
menced TO used Hampton's Tincture. | found its
effects upon my general health most salutary. my
nervous system and digestive organs soon righted up
under its use. l have several times recommended
tn ~ MD and in far I houa
bean informed, they have used it with success.
Y-urs truly, JOHN LANAHAN,
Pastor of the Exeter St ME- Church.
Call and get pamphlet gratis, and cures.
Sold in Richmond, by O. A. sTRECKER and P UR-
CELL; LADD CO. and by all the Druggists in
gratis. fe1-d&cts