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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-11

MICHAEL j. RoHAE, No. 90 Market street,
WI Wheeling, Va, keeps on hand and fnishes
to order, all kinds of Marble Monuments, Head
Stones, Nantes, GIindStones, dc. . lso on hand
Plaster of Paris. All articles VIII be furnished
upon the most reasonable terms.
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EsEYHOVAL!

p +. CRISS would most respectfully in
liz form his old friends and customers that he
has removed his store from Knchoe's corner to
w. ?. Colts brick building on Turnpike street
lie has just received and is now opening one OF
lie rgest, best, and cheapest stock of Goods
hat has ever been in this place. All who have
got money to spend and produce to exchange
bring it along, and they shall have goods gerry
cheap. oct35 If
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Han CElanCcry.

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerk $
' Office of the Circuit Court of Harrison
county, on the first Monday in July, 1855:
Lorenzo d. Swishcr, COmP't.
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DIED.

y On ,n the lst inst. in this place, Mrs EMELINE
fAIFON, consort of Mai. John w. Patton, in
inc oVth year Of her age.
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Randolph & Latimer,

ELOUR and GENERAL COMMISSION
Il MERCHANTS, GO South street, [BowIy's
wharf two doors south Of Prattst.
They are prepared 10 furnish bags 10 persons
consig ming grai1 TO their address. auI9 ~
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Notice.

knowing themselves indebted 50
e by note or book account, are r.
g51s ~ and make payment u tie sahts,
"a / IN a. rpus Of closing up my books fn,inS-
diabslg. j. y. MURPHEY.
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Ohm $. GOULD. TwM. A. GUsNAS
Join s. Gould & CO..

GORW ARDING AND COMMISSION Mer-
u chants, Fetterman, Va, W hoIesale dealers in
Groceries. Iron, Salt. Giass, ETC., etc. Grateful
for past favors, solicit a continuance of patron
sep6 ly
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New Works.

Just received from Peterson's, Philadelnb;a
y Lost Heiress, by f. D. Z. a. Southworth.
Plantus Northern Bride, by Caroline L. Hentz.
Lamp-Lighter, Jewft 81 Co, publishers.
For sale by a. F. BARNES. feb7
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Certain Cure or no Charge.

I e. MILLS LUCK INFIRMARY,
- No. 81 SourII GAY ST.,
(Bct'cccn Second and Lombard sts., Balt.)
Nd srEEnv CURE EFFECTED or NO MO-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-08
AaiI Auao Mlatters.
Third Annual Report to the
Stockholders of the Atlantic
and Great Western Rail Road
ConpanY


GENTLEMEN The termination of the
duties of the present Board of Directors,
closes the fourth year of the existence
of the corporation under which you are
organized as stockholders.
During the first year of its existence
no operations were considered or acted
upon, other than to organize the compa-
ny and secure its corporate privileges.
The second year was almost entirely
consumed in presenting the importance
of the work to the citizens along the line,
aud to the public generally, securing
subscriptions to the capital stock; ma
king surveys, and locating the ROAD.
At the beginning of the third year ac-
tive operations were commenced, and the
work of construction progressed rapidly
through the year.
The present, being the fourth year,
opened new era not only in tho-a Affairs
of this enterprise but of the country gen
orally. OF this year the Board of Di-
rectors will speak more particularly.
Considering the importance of the en-
terprise, the state of the times, the Sc
verify of the 5routh throughout The land,
the consequent failure of our crops, the
stringency of the money market, the de-
preston of Railroad stock and securities,
the attitude of unfinished Roads and
Railroads generally, it is deemed a prop
er and fitting occasion to hold a closer
communion with the stockholders and
stock subscribers than would otherwise
be thought necessary. We therefore
propose to eater more particularly into
the origin, progress and prospects of the
work placed in our charge.
AS might have been supposed, lines of
Road have been projected and built
which has proven to have been unduly
located and considered. in all their prop
er bearings.
Roads have been constructed without
due regard to the requirements of the
country through which the have been
located. or perhaps without the proper
consideration of the tide oe travel and
the transmission ofproperty, So far as
any of these questions may arise in ref
eTence to your Road, it is deemed per-
fectly idle to discuss them. The impor-
tance and necessity of the work is esfab-
lished beyond peradyenture, and of the
certainty of its construction no sane
man need doubt
We're it necessary to quiet the fears
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Nllsfellaneous.

&>N~N@>~><N~~O~>~~<~~~~1-N-
WHAT AN ENGL1sKMAN ANSAYs.-Imme.
diately after a visit of Ex-Presidents
Van Buren and Fillmore to the House Of
Commons, the following speech occur.
red
Mr.. Bright said-There is a country
called the United States of America
Only on Tuesday night the very remark
able circumstance oecurred-and ] think
the House will be of opinion that it iS
one worth notice-of two of the distin-
guished men being present listning to
the debates in this House who have oc-
cupied the position of President of the
United States, lhear, hcar) a position, I
venture to say, not lower in honor and in
dignity than that of any crowned mon
arch on the surface of the globe. (Hear,
hear. The United States it precisely
the country which is running with rs
the race of power and greatness. Its
population will, I believe, at the next
census, exceed the population Of the Uni
ted Kingdom: In its manufactures and
industry it is by far the most formidable
rival that the great manufacturers Of
this country have now to contend with
it has, 1 suppose, ten steamers for one
of this country its magnificent steam
ships have crossed the Atlantic in
shorter times than the steamships Of
this country the finest vessels which
are at this moment performing the voy-
age between England and the Austria
lian Colonies have been built in the Uni
ted States not only competes with but
In some respects even excels this coun>
try.
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A CURIOUS ANEcDoTE OF THE Rev.
SIDNEY SMTTH-A DECIDED SELL.-La-
dy Cubebs had a great passion for the
garden and the hot-house, and when
she got hold of celebrity like the Rev
erend, was sure to dilate upon her IA
vorite subject. Her geraniums, her an
riculas, her dahlias, her carnations, her
acacias, her lillia regia, her ranunculus,
her marygolds, her poenies, her rhodo.
dendaon procumbens, mossy pompone
and rose pubescens were discussed with
all the flow of hot house rhetoric. my
Lady," asked the reverned wit, "Did
you ever have psoriasis septennis P'
"Oh yes--a most beautiful one. I
gaze 1t to the Archbishop Of Canterbury.
Dear man--and it came out so in the
spring."
The psoriasis septennis is the medi-
cal name for the seven years ttchI
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d4oetrp,
The Lawyer.
By jobs G. SAKE.

An Attorney was taking turn"
In shabby habiliments drest.
His coat was shcckingly worn,
And the rust had invested his vest.
His brooches had suffered a breach,
lis linen and worStcd were worse,
lie scarce he'd crown in his hat,
And not half crown in his purse.
And thus as he wandered along,
A cheerlcss and comfortless elf,
He sought for relief in a song,
Or complainingly talked to himself.
Most unfortunate man that l am.
For my only client is Grief,
I he case Is, I've no case at all,
And in brief, l ne 'er had brief
The profession already so full
OF Lawyers so full of profession,
That a modest young man like myself
Can't utlle The SMALLEST impression.
They grant I'm acquainted with grant,
Can devise a devise or plea,
Can make good fee in simple,
But can't get the simplest fee p
I've waited and waited in vain,
Expecting an opening to find,
Where an honest young Lawyer might gain
Some reward for the toll of his mind"
While thus he wandered along,
His eyes accidently fell
Ona very deep hole in the ground,
And he sighed to himself, g it is well, -
To curb his emotions, he sat
On the curb-stone the space of minute,
Then cried, here is an opening ut last, )"
And in less than a jiffy was in it.
Next day, twelve citizens came
The coroner's quest to attend,
To the end that it might be determined
How the man had determined his end.
THAT man was lawyer, it seems"
Said the foreman, who g opened - course
"a Lawyer, alas I' cried another
"He undoubtedly died of remorse," -.
A third said he knew the .deeeased,T
- An attorney well vesscd iiftIic laws,
And as TO tle cause oftiis death,
Twas no doubt for the want of a 'cause.'
The crowners at length gave n verdict,
Which finally settled the matter.
Thatthe Young man was drownded, beccuse
He could not keep his head above water
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~ We were much amused, sa

~ We were much amused, says an
exchange, by an incident which friend
of ours related to us the other day. A
gentleman who had been asbentfor con-
siderable time, and who, during his alb
sence, had raised pretty luxuIiant crcp
of whiskers, moustaches, &C., visited
ralative, whose child-an artless little
girl of five or six years-he was very
found of. The little girl made no deH-
onstration towards saluting him with q
kiss, as usual. "Why, don't you know
your uncle Hiram?;' "Why don't you
give him kiss.
"Why ma," returned the little girl,
with the most perfect simplicity, i
don't see any place"
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Soar MADE FROM LooUsTs.-The
seventeen year locust, while in an under
ground, grub state, are said to be
favorite food for various species of ami
mails. Immense numbers are destroyed
by tho hog before they emerge from the
ground; they are also, when in there per-
feet state, eagerly devoured BY chickens,
squirrels, and many of the larger birds.
The Indians likewise consider them 9
delicate food when fried, and in New
Jersey they have been turned to pro-
fitable account in making soap
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PRovING CHARAcTER.--" Do you
know the prisoner, Mr.. Jones ?"
eyes, to the bone"
"What is his character ?''
Didn't know he had any,"
"Does he live near you :"
$50 near that he has only spent FIVE
shillings for frewood in eight years"
"Did he ever come into collision with
you in any matter ?"
" Only once, and that was when he
was drunk and mistook me for lamp
post
"From what you know of him, would
you believe him under oath ?"
"That depends upon circumstances
If he was so much intoxicated that he
did not know what he was doing, I
would. If not wouldn't"
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points there are dependent lines, having
northerly and southerly directions, pour
ing their trade into channels leading to
the Ohio River, or to the Lake route,
paying tribute threto, besides enooun-
tering retrograde movement before
reaching the final starting point.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
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VHOULD take this opportunity of rendering his
w thanks to his friends, for their kind and Hber
al patronage heretofore, and he hopes to couduct
bimsetfin hIs profession, as to still merit their
patronage, together with all others who desire to
consult him in his profession. His ofhcets in the
Took store OF NJ. n. ImhoR, nearly opposite the
stone store of Reznor, Riser & Co. where he will
re found at all times. except When professionally
engaged. NOV 2'' IS94'-n2"i
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a w MELSHEIMER

A w MELSHEIMER would re-
N /. specially inform the public that he has
saken the large and commodIous Hotel, IN
Ashland. knawn as the &c SampseI House, and
will be ever ready TO render those that may
favor him with their patronage comfortable
His rooms are large and airy, and his table
will always be spread with the best the market
a fords- Patronage solicited.
April 4, 1885. 40tf
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THE subscriber begs leave to announce that he
has opened a Hotel, to. be called the a. Miller
Afouse,' directly opposite the Sampseli House,
Main Street, Ashland, aud respectfully solicits a
rshare of the public patronage. NJ. MILLER.
Ashland March 22nd, Is54.-n44-tf.
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EOUNTAIN HOTEL

1lHE undersigned announces TO the citizens Of
L Ashland aud adjoining counties, and all others
travelling that he taken the Hotel formerly kept
by John Vail where he will be glad to see all who
may fsvoF him with a call. faithful osiler al
ways in attendance. GEO a TREACE.
Mlfflinl Jan. 10. 1850 3mJ3
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Notary Public and ConUeyencer,
WILL astend to the drs wing of Deeds, Bonts,
w Mortgages. and other iEsi rumeuts of WI
ting. Tayes paid, Titles examined and DEPOSIT
,zjons and Acknowledgements taken Nea ness
and accuracy guaranteed, and charges Teasonble
office in the Auditors Office, Ashland, Ohio.
Jan. "a, '55.--6n
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yEWmL9Rs. se.
WIL.LIA9I RALsTON,

MATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, Post Of
< w ice Building, Main street, Ashland
"a Ohio Gold and Steel Pens, and choice
N.as variety of JeweIry, kept consantlyon
Novcmher 1858. 20, "
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GEO. HI. PARKER

Attorney at Lar, DaUeHp0rt, fora
0dTILL give prompt attention 10 any business that
.- w may be entrusted TO his care IN This State
and North Western Illinois.
Davenport, Nov. 81, 1854, &c IT,
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IV.
Finances.

1t will be seen by the report of the
Chief Engineer, herewith transmitted,
that the entire estimated cost of the
work, inchding right of way, contingent
expenses and equipment, amounts to $6,-
456,76O.
For the purpose of meeting this ex-
penditure, the Company have on hand
as per Secretary's report appended, ST.
s6O,494,72s In addition to this, the
Board have proffered to them at differ
ent points, conditional subscriptions
within their reach, amounting to $780,
900. Add to this fifty thousand dollars
which with proper management may be
secured to apply in liquidation of the
balance of right of way, and we have the
sum of 2, l6o, ,494.72 applicable to the
right of way, graduation and masonry,
which as previously stated in this report,
will nearly cover the two latter items of
expenditure. But for the purpose of
prosecuting this work with energy, it
would be necessary that the stoekhold-
ers should como forward and pay prempt-
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WILLTART OsBOKN

attorney at Lar,
WILL attend to business in Ashland and adjOin
w ing counties. Office Church street, former
IL occupied by Kinney SE Porter.
Ashland Jan ,. 1850. 1y32.
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E Telegraphic communication hs-r
tween Switzerland and Russia was 70 be
opened on on the 1st of July.
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So dttorney and Counsellor at LalU.
.nFFICE, on Main Street, West Of the Samp
" sell House, Ashland, Ohio.
Ashland, May oath, 1854. nItf
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La w WVERs -
IAMES II. cox

~
JAMES 4. cox.
4 TTORNEY at law. General Land Agen
N aud Dealer in Stock.
BooSsBeEo, BOOKS COUNTY Iowa
VIII give prompt attention to all business in
trusted TO his care. July 18th 1888 notf.
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of the Eclectic School of Medicine
HAVING Iocatedfn Ruggles Township, Ashland
IL County, Ohio. oSers his professional services
20 public generally Particular attention paid
= 40 Chronic Diseases rheumatism, Liver and Lung
complaints, old Sores. etc, Cancers, SchIrrous
tapd Cancerous TumOrs removed without the
Knife or Caustic Nay 3, Iss4.-n5Otf
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J. w. SMITH,

4Herney and Counsellor at LGu;
.OFEICI4 over Drug Store of SampseIl & Co Busi-
~ ness in tins and ncishburimg counties prompt
ity attended to.
Ashland, Nov. ed, IS53. 23tf
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FULTON JOHN II. NJ
FULTON & mcCOMBS,
THOMAS J. BULL,

Attorneys and COuHsellorS at EdtU;
~ 'F.t'E on Main street. the Store of T.
" L. Bushnell, AshIaud, Ashland County, o.
Jovembcr 23d, 1853. 26tG
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w. b. MCCARTHY,

Attorney at Ian, and Justice Of tAe Peace,
WILL promptly attend to all BUSINESS entrusted
w TO his care. IL = OFFICE, in the rear of Bush
neIl's Store up stairs. June IA. IS5f.-3tf
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NEW HOTEL.

.TIIHE undersigned announces the public that he
Il has again taken charge of the Hotel IN the viii
age of Orange, Ashland county Thankful LOT past
him 4 cali. Everything will be done to make all
who 10 stop with him comfortable
NJ \ good HostIer will always be on hand
0cf ,5I-Ietf JAMES ALBERSON
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DIR. HAHN. .

DASSs > +. ~ = CO w AM
PRACTITIONERS OF MEDICINE AND SUR
i gerry, JerOmeyille, Ashland county, Ohio.
March 2Cth, 1854. 40t
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ASCHER HOUSE.

TI1HE subscriber respectfully informs the public
i that he has purchased the above named ouse-
formerly The Old American.) in New London,
Huron County Ohio and furnish cd it entirely new
for the comfort and accommodation of those who
may ia him with their patronage.
NaTe ISIS 49tf II. ASCHER.
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KOxTH AMERICAN HOTEL,
WUonafiaId. Ohio.
A C. A r d .

=. w. Corner of Public Square Opposite the Bank
ectors- n49u-
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Hxs1OIANs.
DIR. H. BUCK


DRAcT Of Medicine and Surg D
J. Row sburg, Ashland, County, Ohio
Jan. II, 1855. n54li
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i, M. SWINEFORD

A TToRNEY AT LAW and Justice OF the
n Peace, Loudonville, Ashland County, Ohio
November 23d, 1853. e6tf
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HOS J kENNY-- I AbEA. POI
KENNY & POTTER,
.4ttu's and ,rounseIiors at La1c

Iffty- and COINS eII0rs at Lac.
ILL attend promptly to all busi sse II trusted
to their care in this and adjoining counties
-Ohfee corner OF Main and Church streets.
Ashland Nov. 23d. 1853. 26tf
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L. L. CRANE, M. ID.

OFFICE opposite P. & J. Risser's Store, Main
" StreEt, Ashland, Ashland county, Ohio
Ashland, Feb. u, 1864.
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WILLIAM WILSON,

A TToRNEY and Counsellor at Law Chloe on
~ Main SITceI, over the tore OF i. c Bush
tlfcil 4 Iaud Ohio.
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wM.GIVEN. ". u. M'cARTY,
UOOs;er, ohio. Ashland, Ohio.
GIVEN IL MCCARTHY,
Attorneys at Lar,
AVE- this day formed a partnership, and will
o. laiIend any business entrusted to them, i'll
sibe several Courts Of Ashland County.
March g. 43tf
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HOUSE.
mILLER HOUSE

A KROS, Ohio; G.. RA fNoLDS, Proprietor
n January I6, I6j4.-n35-tf,
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CsBORN & ALLTSON,

ALtOTaeyS dt LCtC,
lTAVB entered into partnership and VIII practice
in Ashland and adjoining Counties. The un-
fushcd business of the late firm of Kellogg g. Al
IiSGn well that of W Osborn, will be attend
ed by Osborn & Allison
W. OSBORN. VIM B. \ LIsoS
Ashland May I6, 1855. 5!u
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BUSINESS CARDS.
KINGS HOTEL.
Nezr TonlZo11. OLiO

TIiHE subscriber has taken sthe above Hotel and
Il fitted il up in superior lyle for the ccom-
mediation ofthe public. He respectfully solicits
share of the public patronage.
New London. July e5. 1s55-e II.
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DR. WM. JONEs

Surgeon and QeEIfsf,
nFFICE, adjoining MiIlingto9's Drug Store
~ opposite p. & J. Risser's store,
Ashland, April 18th, 1S45-n4su
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
ASSOCIATION. PHILADkL-

IStLlAs
IMPORTANT ENCOURAGEMENT to all persons
L afflicted with sexqal diseases, such as SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GoSoRRHQA,
CSLEEr, SYPHILIS, &c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION Of Philadelphia,
in view of the awful obstruction of human life and
health caused by Sexual diseases and the deceP
tons which are praetised upon the unfortunate VIC
tins OF such diseases By Quacks, have directed their
consulting Surgeon, as u CiIARIIABLE ACT w-or-
tiv ofttcir lla1I7e to give MEDICAL ADVICE Ora
rIS TO all persons thus afflicted, (Alale Eerae,)
who apply By letter (p1st-p1 with description
of tl.sfr condition, GAGE, occupation, habits oE hc,
Sc md in cases Of extreme poverty and suffering
Ia Ef7IZ1JISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE
The Howard Association is a benegoleht Ih=titu
ton established BY special .oGlent, los the relief
ofthe zc. and distressed afflicted with ..yirulent
and Epidrrlic diseases and It's funds can be used
for no,,fer purpy=e 1t has nova surplus ofmeanss
which the Directors have voted . advertise the above
notice n Is needless add that the Association
c1r,I,1arC the hf.rles: NIedcaI =9,ill of the age.
Address, NOst,paid) DR.. GEO r. &c, cA6 II.S
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Assaelat!ol, Phlladel-
phia Pa: By order ofttc Directors,
EZRA D. HEARTNFELL, Pres't.
GEO. FAIRcHILD Secretary.
Anril 10. IS55-inl.
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Eperial Dotices.

,.Pey. John Lanahan, Pastor of Exeter
CHURCH, strong desire to bfnetit the at,
.',t..tiiy to cases of Cough, Dyspepsia, RhcuIna-
BALTIMORE,
January 2ith, 1855.
,,,s,. Mortimer and MUwbray=I take pleasure
-;ar 10 YOU that have used your 90 IIaInpt"n's
.,arT'' with very great profit From a serious
=, Election, my general health had become vSry
i injured, when commenced to uss Hampt0n's
.r,r. found its effects upOnIny general health
?. .gIutary My nervous system and digestive
5o.,soon rightcd up under its influence.
I've several times recommended it t" my friends,
IN every cas-, as far AZ have been informed,
: have used it with success.
2 mrs ,rulv, JOHN Ian lHAS.
P4-.o- Of the Exeter 1t. NJ. r. Ch"rcI, Bait.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12

.,.er AuosG THE. NoTABLEs.--A marriage
yl9s1 at Washington on MonIay, the 4th inst,
r. ,,,.bew Catholic church. the parties to which
= ~. g. De BoiIlcau, Secretary 10 the French
q ~! w and Miss Susan, youngest daughter of
l1 [gnn,as Hart Benton, of Missouri A splendid
y lament was given TO the bridal party at the
e - of Col. J. C. Fremont.