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PRIZE MEDAL.
IrIed Hair Mattresses and Bedding.

CurIed Hair Mattresses and Bedding.
PATENTED IN THE
UNITED STATES, ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
EOUR Mattresses and curled hair having taken
" Diplomas and Medals by composition in the
principal States in the Union and alsohavingb been
awarded the Prize Medal at the Worlds Fair in
London as the very best article manufactured, are
confidently offered to the community as q great
desideratIm for pure sweet sleep. p
The pieces by which our hair is manufactured
entirely precIudes the possibility of moth or other
insec annoyances engendering therein as proved
by the seyerest tests of analiZation and by testimo-
mails from the first chemists ofthe age, from which
we extract as follows:
agent made use of in manufacturing your patent
curled hair is especially destructive Of animal
life. that it has the faculty of bleaching and clean
ing the fibre, and that it is the most powerful dis
INJECTING body atpresent known to science.
II. LETHEBY, M. D.
Professor OF Chmistry and Toicology in the
Medical College ofthe London Hospital.
I cheerfully state that the article submitted to
found of great value and from proof exhibited to
me l am confident that the process employed ex-
coed all other methods OF preparation.
w. BEACH. NJ. D.,
Few York.
We also keep constantly on hand a full supply
of Pillows and Bolsters, under Mattresses and
Bedding of all descriptions and a large Asxnrtment
OF Wall Paper and Window ShadeSs uphoIsuy
goods, curtains, lounges, &C., &C.
Orders respectfully solicited ana promptly at
tended to. WISDOM q 20.
Cleveland, Ohio.
a
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TO b PUBLIC.

MISS Z. "A. BERLIN & CO. would respect
lvI fully inform the Ladies of Ashland and
vicinity, that they have located in the town of
Ashland, in the first brick house east of the
Jail, where they will be prepared at all times
To do
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G5e Asblano Nnion

TIE UNION is published every "Wednesday
morning in the town of Ashland, Ashland 60.
Ohio,
BY JNO- SHERIDAN,
Office on Main ST., over R. McMahan's Store.
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The Union will be furnished to subscribers,
at the rate of TWO DOLLARS per annum,
if payment be made before the expiration of
the year. Two DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
will; invariably be charged. if payment be de-
ferred till AFTER the expiration of the year.
A failure to pay in full, and give notice OF
discontinuance to the Publisher, at the close of
the time subscribed for, will be considered an
engagement for the next year, and SO on year
after year.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed Executor on the estate OF Lewis
Roberts, late OF Orange township, Ashland county,
Dated this 9Th day Of January, 1855
ian. 10. ,SS.-3wsa ISAAC STULL, BxssutoS.
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JHWEIEHs, easo.
N~~~N~
WILLIAM RALSTON,

WATcH AND CLOCK MAKER, Postof
GIN w nee Building, Main street, Ashland,
GAohio. Gold and Steel Pens, and a choice
Eza&3varie'tY of Jewelry, kept consantlyon
Novemher O., 1889. 3tI
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BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.
In connection with the Hotel, he will also
continue tn keep open his BAKERY N RES
TARANT, where he will at all times keep on
hand
Confectionaries, Pies, Bread. Cakes,
all kinds of Temperance drinks. and, in short
every luxury to be found on the tables of first
class eating houses
~ HI wishes it distinctly understood, that no
INTOXICATING LIQUORS
will be kept, either in the Hotel or Saloon
Ashland, March 9Th, 1854. n42-tf.
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M ILLER HOUSE.

MICHAEL MILLER presents his regard
INl to his friends and the public generally,
and respectfully announces that he has opened
a Public House for the Accommodation of the
travelling public, directly opposite the SamP-
sell House, Main Street., Ashland, where he
will be glad to accommodate ali who may favor
him with a call. His table will always be sup
piled with the luxuries of the season His
parlors and sleeping apartments are large and
commodious. Good stabling for horses will also
be provided, and afaithful Hostler always in
attendance.
Boarding for private families or single per-
sons can be had at reasonable rates.
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Lewis ROBERTS Estate.

JAMES SwINEFORD,
.OTARY PUBLIC. Once In the Auditor's OF
" fee, Ashland, Ohio. Jan. "a, ,55--6m
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BARRIERS LINE OF HACKS,

~nection wnh the cars on the Cleveland Column
bus and Cincinnati Rail Road.
Returning, leave New London afterthe ar
rival of the trains.
Leave Ashland for Mansfield on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at IT O'Clock, P M.
Leave Ashland for Wooster on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays at . O'Clock P M.
September, 8 5 lStf
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sngssllneht and seek there tor Che nure
delights which the world besides c.9not
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HoTGhS .

FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
THE undersigned announces to the citizens OF
L Ashland and adjoining counties. and all others
tr.veiine that he has taken the Hotel formerly kept
BY John Vail, where he will be glad to see all who
may favor him with q call. A faithful Ortler al
ways in attendance GEO A.. TREACE
MtfHinf ian. 10. 1855. 3m33
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take this opportunity of rendering his
w thanks to his friends, for their kind and hber-
al patronage heretofore, and he hopes SO TO conduct
bimseIfin ms profession. as to still merit their
patronage, together with all others who desire to
consult him in his profession. His office Is in the
Book Store OF N. II. Imhof, nearly opposite the
stone Store of ReZnor, Risser & Co. where he Will
be found at all times. except when Professionally
eneaeed. Nov. 29, I654-n27tf
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NEW HOTEL.
THE undersigned announces to the public that he
i has again taken charge of the Hotelin the Will
age of Orange, Ashland county. Thankful Tor past
fsyors, hehOpes all OF his old customers VIII give
him q Call. Everything will be done TO make AL
who may stop with him comfortable.
UP Al good HostIer will always be ON hand
~ IoSf JAMRS z
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Attv,s & C0HnseElOrs at Lam & S0Frs IN ChaHe1y;
TTAViNG formed a copartnership, will give
III prompt attention to all business entrusted 10
their care in this and surrounding counties. VI
zee nearly opposit the samPsell House. n
Ashland Nov. 23d, 1853. xou
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OF the Eclectic School of shedieine,
TTAVING Iocatedin Ruggles Township, Ashland
IL County, Ohio, offers his professional services
to the public generally. Particular attention paid
TO Chronic diseases. Rheumatism, Liver and Lung
Complaints. old Sores, ETC., Cancers, Schirrous
and aCancerous Tumors removed without the
knife cr Caustic. May 3, 1654.-n50tf
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THE L L has removed to new and
L splendid Rooms, SURPRISING in beauty and con.
veienneethose OF any similar Institutions in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28
ITO souIHERsERs. DRINKERS OF CONGRESS WA.

ITO SOUTHERN Rs. DRINKERS OF CONGRESS WA.
We are reliably informed that miaera, waters under
the name of "caratcgsN water, and salts. under the
aaEs Of Saratoga salta, are extensively imposed
upon the public in the Southern and south western
States, where persons buying these articles and
think they are purchasing Congress water, &c. where
a. A. sAIatos. are waters q all kinds from Con.
this masnsr on the puohc are mostly ARTIFICIAL com
pounds entirely rorthes and often dangerous per-
them beng entirely different from that OF the genuine
Congress water, frsqusnsly producing gripping pssns,
me s na
sroyng the tone oil the stomach and bowels of.sn
dering mid Case Of dyspepsia incurasis tho eae,s
cathartcs dissolved lie ordinary water whiis Congress-
~a:sr produces neither gripinx injurious effect In
beng tonic well cGrAtvs. rhe Congress spr,ng a.
veil lno"p, Is the spring which, darns sxfy.shr
y.sra past be- built ~ the reputation Of sArasog.
yet some have COMPOUNDED Abe OF the gpag With
that Of the pace-thus Anosding the opp rtunty for
suinaiers to iost worthless articles apoa the puoc
the strength Of the reputation obtained BY the Congress
tyfing In leg series OF years. The injury thus
hie.d spon the public and ourselves double, for
feet Injurious effects from their use they In future
refuse toe genuine Congress Water tina. they
have already tried il. J; is no. gIarAntes Of
It's genninsnes that IA IN bottles and boxes bssrng
or nance, as the old bottles and boxes g-ssity
bought up by sauntsrtesers for .he purpose OF dns
gresr or Ssratoga ver buy ooy Of those you rely
or-Conaress Water AND none other-and be certain
Lhal sne corr ~ oraneed az TIE cork o. bottle
OF geauins Congress- Wafer viz: Congress Water a
Wp-f without these words, IL Ia yAlGssss dagger
Gus counter cit "A 10 the compounds called 5ArAoxa
powders Saratoga salts, &c they not only vsiuele
put no. possessing even the y-tues Of the
common seidaz powders o. ins shops. Th1t Il Is i'm
possbie 70 form Congress Water Grtincaly ws have Tbs
authority Of the celsbrased chemist Sir Ham roy Davy
90 foilcws-"H "a Impossible 70 recsmbtEe the nrre
aen 20 - - make Al srcle Of equal quality, the or
!s:fs OF which viii % The tho natural water
On writing We vii ssnd yoa Est q prieess sizes and
parass's aIf ~ oEderrg from Is direct, enclosing
drar for the amour erss-.c you have Il ssey for
~srced 20 any par X roris We rvitsrae our eau
Ton, % buy Re gsalnc ,sa-s1 Water only, o. rss-
bic persons, ane - no .et.erirg Of the cora
brand CLARKE 4 WHITE
Cosgssss Spring sara ga sp'pss and IS Thames street
New fors ci.y.
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Our Washington Correspondence,

WASHINGTON, July 20, 1885.
Extraordinary GoUeynmen. D>spo,chs 70 81. Petersburg
-Anoher american Surgeon for the Car General
Piercc's Interes. and HoD is Used-Americon Pro-
Rxssiaa Fselsn0--Oar CabiNe. and the War Ne,os.
III kst European steamer carried vita i. messenger
hearing special and extraordinary despatchss to our
Minister 1t St. Petersburg This ssssgsr 10 accompa
Nod By very blood relative Of mister at the
souyt Of the Gar who appointed to the Office OF
seen IN the Russian service word upon this appont-
neAt viii not be without it's interest. This young gen
herman solicited Of President Pierce letter urging his
stye into the Russian ssrvics which he could hAni to
Ne Russian Ambassador In this city AMI this request
nads while dining With the PresdeGt but refused
BY his Excensn:y the ground tina. II would be vic
htion Of that faith towards parties engaged the
Which the United States LAD pledged sN BY treaty to
pssssrve. There war an sf.erthought, snd the grea
spDsnsnt to hbusterDg expeditions, General Pierce
advised newly appointed American Russian surgeon
- call upon the Russian Ambassador, make known hi
yshss, And request him. favor 70 call .. the Whit
House, which he readily did, heard the qualifications
psvsr being vested Ia him by mater 70 appoint al
Americans recommended BY high suthor.ttss-ssd he
DshdpAl attention OF govern meat, and IL a.hy
yh an sIpsestoa at every arrival TO bear OF the Anal
THIS Is net he hss. case OF Genera, pisr.es Interior
in obtaining places for friends in the Russian
vss and the question naturally sriaes, tEs President
violate treaty obligations the head o: his epub
Me- where are his rrhM to Be found u interpreting OBJ
jsetioss 70 the several expeditions which have been
sArtsd in this country for the beasft Of hoEe born and
growing up in our own sol2
Blu. leave the subject with this remark that At this
nensAt mother Francs Or England can feel greater
btsrss. in The result OF this European than felt
BY TIE President and ats cabinet, and BY the nercan
people generally. Id,s would Il 30 20 try and disguise
he as-s fact apparent every whe-s-.hA. not one
eat Of thousand OF the American people be found
~Asss sentiment aad feeling Is not in favor Of Russian
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Dr.. AGramont's Tropscai Dysentery md
sisrhoa - compounded BY medical man OF Ins-
ssansd experience, and l. IL entirely different from the
Usual .AmHeriDR and uncertain methods Of treatment
believing the most alarm ng in lev honrs either
Me DaysiBg infant adalt. Wholesale agents, Havi
hna Hairal aslsy, 80 Warren street. McKsssonjs Rob
has 1T Maiden lane ana rstaled SPY druggsts and
ASsthecaries. To the public Those afflicted with
ehrenc darr1oa or rho have failed 20 dnc -ene. from
ether sources receive medical attention and advise
gratsitously On applying % Dr. A. a. their Office wM
B. BODICE n co, froprietorr, y Beekran street.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, July ~. 1855.
Money easy. stocks steady. Reading a.; Morris
Canal IAN Long leland Railroad, lS%; Pennsylvania
Railroad, "A ole; Pennsyivan,a s:ave AYES, SSH.
CHARLESTON, July rs, 1855.
Gar cotton market IL arn but very quiet Sales only
100 baIss ut Sc. 8 111sc
New ORLEANS July %, 1856.
Gotten unchanged, nut prices irzssul.r Sales day
1850 bales. Flour q trife higher; sales ct 90. Corn
ranges from SIC a2hs.
BUFFALO, July 27-l2s0P.M.
There II nsshiLg doing in aour worth reporting.
Whsat-Eo sales Corn steady sales A. 900 bushels :.
1be, including u, SEQ bushels IT IKE. Data steady;
aalss 1900 bushels at 48c 49c Canal freghts rmsr
sasA loxc. 70 Albany. Lake imports yssterdsy-Feur,
laos sbh wheat, ~ 200 bushels corn, 2e4 9es bush
s1s; eAts bushels Canal exports for the same
tns- Flour, 600 bills; wheat, 33i2 bushels; corn,
42.4b3 hushsls; cats, SO, sz2 bushels
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To the Puhiic.-The 1ncrea Sed Demand fur
fs--- and ssue medicine within = fss Yeas pest ia.
da, 20 taks measures 70 prepare for ny srs
remedy vhieh should, under ali demonstrates be safs
and sfsesal In general To DO this Ayaixa "a :.
self Of opportunity 70 secure tie AID Of physc an
VEG ~ 70 svss .as testnsnt OF ths
Rushton's remedy for fever and agus &e IL ths
result Of this s1psrisncs anc although svssysiy de-
red BY advertisers Of fever and ssns rnsa,sns
IL ID without parallel ~ an snsstcai rsms3y Aad in
the harmless character Of the ingrsdsnta from which a
10 composed The ntrsdacson Of popular remedy In
my experiences has ever been receives With % rnush
favor and Trusting 10 the merits Of the edy
10 mahs and sustain reputation, prefer 70 plaza Il
before the pobhc without that extravaxsnt aadaton
which charsctsrrss many dealers In popular raed since
FREDERICK v. RUSHTON, No 10 As.of Houss, corner
Barclay street, asds7 BroadvAy, corSer Caa. stre.s
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giAia-Kichnsnd, July 3, 1896 -Msssrs wn. 3. B.ers
alone uonp. me to ss1d Jos this voluntary te,tino-
niai 70 the greet value Of "Car,ers spsnss Mixture
or n.s alnest ineurabls d,ssAse, scroalA. Wi,aoa:
sesg dispossd dssming .. necsssa.y 20 Ia,o The
DAreeuhn OF hs ease, caa soy nat TIE Aston n Nc
results HAT have been producsd by tie Of tsxi
srn obssrvanos and sncs, after the sail OF
me pest PIP scisns hA1 tssa srhsIstsd sri all The
nsnding its - all Who MAY bs sufsS.sx from That
dreadful naady do not 70 aay that IL ADAPT
Cd 70 All constitutions, or that IL VIII Afford the sam
rshsf IN All easss; for, Of course can nota az
shout that-eut IRON what have seen Of the effects
would Dot hesitate 10 II. In any asd every case of
seroi ais with perpons for whom felt an intesss or
ever whom could sxsrciss influence or control Re.
specially yours, JSo " BUrrS
cartsr's Spanish nxtsre csa BE- bad ~ c II. Rings
No. ls2 broadway. Pfise 81 Per bottle.
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TINTED FRE-llAs5 AID ASSOCIATION, No J. =
" rsgllsr IN eng u .hia associ sson WIZ 10 h.h
OF lassday sr.Girg, AasGt. 1855, At O'clock r N
. 10 JorIIsnon .Ess., Rgookiyn. All u,mesru are
ts tole en- that evening BY Greer Of Tho tssosstioa
WILLIAM MACKFY ~ -rstary.
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PIrss AND snsRBar-Mr. @. oscAnyIn, e25 Broadway,
has started unique institution After tie 'aahioa Of the
ssGss houses in Csns:sntinope. 1t Pleasant rssort
10th for the faithful and the unsesvsrs The herbst
Of pAAaH, cool temperance drink ia sold the pre-
uisss. Allah II Allah BisrtirSh
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There's now more license for poisonous ORA Inns:
All c0anterfsits nov are found out 20 30 shLns;
Ny "nagnetic powdsrp each great chemist saith,
"Is peisonlsss, while 70 the insec. lis death"
AL four footed vermiA are slain BY ny pill;
NV proofs and prize medals visible s.ll.
AZ Depot 424 1rOad Way.-Honc Genuine
without y. LYONS Autograph CT lAbss.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY


ITO wHOIEsALE OorHfERa-rHE ADvE2T1gKl
Il having ssiargsA ME cs~esyn, u ps~ pss,Arsi u
tahs ssders ser ts usssurs Of elsshns ~. t~~'
a.} q 49,. sAss sB~ss resSsA~s~s yag10N-
i~ss s1&rsss DsS ], - Psss omss.
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Beware or Bowel ComplaInts!- DiArrh9a
should be promptly checked at this suit-y Season. par
ucularly IN children persons Of constitutions
There 10 neth.Bg equal Tor saiety and efficacy 70 Dr..
MoChntcck's DarrhGa Cordial. One teaspoonful viii
relieve the worst Prise 20 and 80 cenA Daring
the pressn. season We VII keep 1t draugh aad the
poor viii be supplied gratis At sstsblishnsnt 2e5
Broadway. A. CusHAAN L. CO., Operative Chemists.
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NntO's GAKDc.-hr Burton, ne eminent comedian,
has seen playing here during the week to fine houses
1As Garden Is cool and comfortable nowadays. The
oys-s troupe, With Miss Louisa Pyne ia
yssfsrnancss Monday next- new opera - 10 pre-
rAyAtior
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TIE MILITARY.

NJ O1lCE-rHE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF ruE
XN Olive Guards ars requested to at.en3 a messing
on Saturday evening, Jay 2s =: 81 oei0cs to b asd
at J,bL Naretss ~ Madison sres. 20 make arrange.
meats for the iunsrA Of oar late 81. Captain JOIN
Sweeney, ESD. By order Of
+. 9. FINN 5scre.ay. J. LATIrR Chairman
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Dr. Agramont's Remedy for Dysentery
aArrh9a cholera infantum, and kindred diseasss f-
sale BY JOHN MEAKlN, ss7 Broadway.
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NOTICE or A CALL FOR El.r'fSG DEi ~ ~ 10
~ the Liquor Dsa~rs stats 1onvsntos, - - lsii
At fyrscuse, August y, fs5b-~
whereas, At meeting Of III Liquor Dealer soai.,,
., The CITY OF New York, hsd u Uad Fellow Hal on
Monday evening, tho I6h i1st DO call for LJauer
Dsslsrs Stale Convsntono a.st Of thru. dl,sa.,s
from each Assembly Batrctt. held At syracuse en-
the sth Of August neat was pnta,aeus, asopsss AS
Whereas By resolution adopis ., the SAID ssss.ss IL
10 made the duty Of tbs lu6f b,ssss Central Convsa
,ionsf the uty Of hs~ fotl - .sus sueb Instructions
and mAAs ruc To- he sisc.ioa Of sad -
kgstss might h. deemed proper la 4, therefore Il
Renewed, IbA, the sar.oss ~.fd organlfatens avail
assmbl. Al their usual places ~ tnsstrg % russ.Ay
evening" hs Sist last ios The p,spsss OF elect NJ ds
gh'es 70 Isstricl Convention tra tsAt said ~erd
nss Or. hereby aa'eor..d,o asea, in-p~sors q Dec
ton ard msss such other srnon.a In re.ayn to
the sAns IA they may deem pIogsf
k.solvsa, That the Soninatns Convention ofsa.A A.
senby nhrict ibsl copsst az Gtss msmterr al thu
% thoss cistrc's comprising taAn ward tAsy
IAN De elected Ia the following asnnsr viz TO tAs
Gonvsnton 81 tho Tenth As.enb, District th,r, sha
he elected three d~ies from each ward Ia
10 ths C1nvsn.ops Of the mr. soosA Fot reenth And
and srnsnth A,ssmby District there shall b. elected
I'VE members from each Of the to wards In saia dls
'rsc, Who shsl meet az Arpo atal uns Ae3 t..srs
orgs ming permanently. shan tFt sssd 10 draw tastA
numbered from ton ~bsn he party drs ~ 80
bovsr' nbsr shsi be ruled out sad the rem .ia
nns shsL proceed 20 the basLsss for which tssy
siertsd.
Resolved That aors bu, liquor ssNsr. shall b. .b...s
dslessks TO the state ,osssDos at syraeass TIA.
N ttoss dairsct comprising Nor. thas w.rS.
uArf be reprssrntsf IN said Copy.ssion.
ssolsed, hat tho Nominating amlttee Of thS ".
raj Assembly districts are hereby Instructed "
TIE yurpo.s Of slsetins dssgsies - ne before
% state cosveat on, on 1T August 81 os,sss s,ss
pg At TIE foI,uing place.. none bet members ~ t.s
h2a., p.ssr., seei.ty e ,. .iio..i % vsts.
tI.t as..mely distris.-u - 10 Bsss.As srsst.
boood Assembly dis,rioi-At Coopsv Houss
Tt'sc Assn by ii.uiet--At sbsAspssr. Heel
FOURTH Assembly tissiei-Ai Hisy's rra w.a
fi,h A''sHhiy dis'rie,-As sarpay's, se. Isa -,
sir,h Assembly ei,,rs,-At v. psnnss,. We ~
s.,.n,s 1,,ensly t',,r,s%-.s, -. % Perry street
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Delicious, Wholesome aAd RefreshfnE-A
glass Of RCsHTON'5 pure soda wst<r, with new
cream syrups; stop whom passing and try II. Only
der the Asto. House and broadway corner Canal street
Hominy and samp, Entirely Free from the
Adhesion Of hul-This great desiderAtum 10 Aimed
by the and improved plan oil manu- a;ture az inc
Washington mills. BEySZIs a. HOLMAN.
No. 21b Centre street. near Grand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

Dr.. Warburss Fever Drops, Legiumately
employed in the Crsa, admitted BY the Austrian and
Britain esdss - paunacsutieL preparation. All the
Ionden hospital physicians, DR.. Babingtcn, Sir -
Halliday, Sir james cars In fortynvs Austrian hospi
tas and BY the physicians and he kings Of Bo,ai aud
Belgium using his iEfalble inter AittsRt and chill
and fever eradieAtor likewise meDded In cholera
asd malignant dyssAssU. For sale BY Dr.. L. FEUCEr-
WANGEk, 90 MAIDEN lane.
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BAsAn certain 70 the xaos. rxin.ul forms Of
hsss diseases vatsr Ia 70 queach thirst also old al
osSs sveg sores, trya slas the vors OF inprr
" Of blood LIVER asd hidasys general dsety dyspepsia
hespeat consan p1on, pilss &c. Principal depot 236
6rAnd street 70 cents per bottle.
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P,anes.-Heraee Waters, sas Broadway, has

R7Anos.-Horacc Waters, 333 BroaASxs - h =.
ths sole sgsncy for the sale OF r. Gilbert Coz Hal
Mt 4 Capston's, woodward h Brown's, snd Jsco,
ehisA enss's Boston pianos AID his IL tbs only hou.s
who're ear - oh aDsd the celebrated modern fnwevsd
nsrsce waters pssnos, with over strings Prices lsss
shan " had else vbsr., and vhieh defy con Dsou
Bsnss 10 rat, and rent allowed purchase. Paanos
~ sals ncntniy payments. Sole ags1cy FOR s. d.
=. n. Hnrth's sskbrsted mele1eons trn~d he equal
fsn~rarsr- Me- 80 c-.avs r'r-@s vf'N i--v "a II.
80 Ie.s. Ok - $3.50. so~ s~v ~ ei$o