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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-25
NOW Haven
3 o NORY AND. MACE HIN &
SHOP.

IVNlIls old establishment Is 80 well ana "a.
l. vOrably knoEh in Northern Ohio. that 4
i unnecessary TO advertise IL. but having in.
proved our Foundry and Machine shop, and
also increased cur assortment of Stove Patterns.
se Nish the public 20 understand that NEW
HAVEN Is Tue PLACE To BUY. Among
our assortment Of Cooking Stoves can be found
tie Clinton Air Tight, or Grnesee Farmers
Economy. Also the Forest Queen, thy Hatha-
way, the Premiums No. <, Band 10; Bucks late
improvement, and the Rough shd Ready. We
al-o have con tauily On hand a good assortment
Of Box and Parlor Stoves.
Blrcine Machines, Pipe Boxes aud Hollow
Ware, which will be sold on as good time as can
DC hadn Ohio. Intact We are prepared To fur
nish most kinds Ol Castings in use in this sec
tion of the country
MILL GEARlNG-Steam Engines built and
repaired ou the most reasonable terms Al,s.
TIRE HING MACHINES aud HORSE POW
Frs Ufthe Pitts, Douglass and Tubbs's patent.
Always on hand, aud warranted 10 do good work
We have secured the services oflsAAC STANpIsH
who has tor the last twenty Jcars been Steam
and Horse Power builder il. different parts of
the u. y, aud who bcss leave to inform the far
mer and public in general that hc will use ey
cry enleaver to satisfy all who may favor him
with n call. We likewise keep On hand a good
assortment PLOUGiIS and CULTIVAT0RS.
Among which is the celebrated Smith patent.
Double Sub-SOil plough, good article. Alsu
the Hizer, Wisconsin, North Bend, Longs No
II, 3, 4, ., and other patterns tOo numerous t.
mention.
We have in connection with our establishment
u GOOD BLACKSMITH SHOP, and are pre-.
pared to DO any kind of work at short notice
We design to keep constantly on hand NEW
| WAGONS of all kinds-two horse one horse
and Buffalo Wagons HS9pJob work pomptly
attended to. PARTELLO & JOHNS.
New Haven Nav 10 1874
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-25

x Hoohands German Bitters, prepared
and sold by DR.. jackson, at the German Medi-
cal Store, 120 Arch-street Philadelphia, daily
increasein their wel-deserved celebrity for the
cure of all diseases arising from arrangement
of the liver. These Bitters have, indeed, prov
ed blessing to the afflicted, who show their
gratitude by the most fattering testimonials
This medicine has established for itself a name
that competitors, however willy their schemes,
or seductive their premises, cannot reach. Ii
gained the public confidence by the immense
benefits that have been derived from it, and
will ever maintain its position. SEQ advertise
ment ju2
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shake Me- More.


plNG'S REMEDY, Warranted to cure Ferc,
IL and 1yue, and Bilious Remittent fcrers IL,
ali climates.
The broken-down victim Of Fever and Ague
OF Bilious Remittcnt Fever, who has tried TWEEN
ty different ''curatvcs' without relief, may be
excused for doubling the above caption. To
his incrcdulous gesture, We answer ''try it."
The possibility that it may be tho real specific
which he has been Looping TO find in twenty
useless nostrums, should at least prompt the
sufferer to make the experiment.
RING's REMEDY isno chance combination Of
drugs, but u medicine carefully prepared from
powerful vegetable extracts, each of which has
been found to alleviate the class of diseases re
ferred to, and which, i'll their collective and
Commemorative form, are irresistible. No one
suffering from Fever and Ague can take even a
single bottle of "Rings Remedy" without be-
ing conscious Of a salutary change The feb
rile symptom abate, the chills are shortened in
duration, and the strength begins to RETURN
Sometimes single bottle, nay even a single
dose, will break the chils; and never yet, il
one solitary instance out Of thousands in whicl
lit has been administered, has it failed eventual
lly to remove the disease Every species of Re
mittcnt and intermittent Fever, however viru
lent OF obstinate, yields to it sooner or later
and no family residing in new settlement, o,
anywhere within the reach of unwholesome va
pors, from whatever cause arising, can be with
out this unequallcd medicine, except ut the per
il Of health and life. For sale by
augl CUIKENDALL & co.
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NEW BOOK STORE.
In MANSEIELD, OHIO.


At Tile Sign Of tile Huge Book.
ID q. TicknOT, would respectfully in.
ID. form the citizens of Plymouth, and vcin
ity, that he has re-opened in Mansfield, with al
entire new stock of Books, Wall Paper, Sta
tioncry, Fancy Cards, Sc.
STATIONERY:
\ full assortment of Staple and Fancy Station
cry, big lnk-stauds, Stcel-Pcns, Quills Pen-ho
ders Ivory yseals, National waters, Letter-clips
Bill-tiles, Invoice-bocks. Pen tracks, Copying
presses, Books and Brushes, Twine- reels, Por
Folios, Writng-desks, and many other article.
too numerous to mention.
WALL PAPER:
An entirely new and extensive stock of Wall Pa
per, Borders. and Window Paper.
CURTAIN FIXTURES:
Cornces, Tassels, Painted and Gilt Shades
Cord, &c.
PAPER:
4 large stock of Flat Cap, Folio Writing, Com
mcrcial Note. Fancy Note, Buff Tinted, sc.
FOR SALE WHOLESALE & RETAIL:
| Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Books.
CUTLERY:
Rodgers and Wostcrholmes' best Cutlery; alst
II large variety cheap imported Focket-kniye,
| GOLD PENS
/ 6aGIcy and Dawson, Warren & llydes' and 9th
er celebrated makers.
ENVELOPES:
Every variety ofPlain, Self scaling, Document
| Bank-notc, &c.
PORT-NIONAlES
The large t and best selected stock ever brought
to this city.
INK:
ArnoIls-the genuine article -Morrison's and
Blackwool's S Ink. ut wholesale and retail
MUULDlNCS:
Gilt, Rosewood and Mahogany Mouldings, Of
every size and style. Picture Frames made to
order at short notice.
CARDS:
Printers Cards and Borders, Buff tinted Visit
ing Plain Enameled and Fancy Cards; also a
fine quality Of Playing Cards.
gsS~Country Merchants supplied with School
Books, Paper, SC. at Eastern prices. Orders
promptly attended to.
B. C. TICKNOR, Mansfield, Ohio,
n. B.-Our stock being new and bought low,
will be sold accordingly. We have no old shop
worn and damaged goods to sell off.
BesAs Highest market price paid for Rags, in
cash or goods.
BOOK BINDING.
Blank Books of every description kept con-
stantly on hand. Books for County, Railroad,
Insurance Offices, &C., made to order at short
notice. Old Books rebound at
B. c. TICKNOR'S
New Book Bindery, Mansfield, 0.
N. B.-Beware of false signs. The public
are warned against being misled or deceived by
finding my name attached to any other ettab-
lishment. Mansfield. Jan. 10 1856
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EVIDENCE OF MERIT

'Lewisburg, Union Co., Pa, May ., 1855.
Dr. j. Il. Rhodss-Dear sir: The box of med
icine you sent me was duly received ON the llth
of April. have sold about one half Of it. anu
so far the people who have usedi are satisfied
that it has cured them. 1t has certainly stop
ped the Ague in every one who has used it, anG
siA of the cases were of long standing. My sis
ter. who has had it for five or six years back,
and could never get it stopped, except iu Qui-
nine, and that only as long as she would take
it, is now, think, entirely cured by your rem
edy. c. Il. McGINLY."
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-25

kept in Saddle or Harness Shop.
From their experience i'll the business they
aatter themselves that they will be able to give
satisfaction to all who may favor them with thelr
patronage, as their material will be of the best
the country affords, and their work put mp III
the most approved styles.
Shop one door south of D. Hoornbeek's store,
Immediately opposite the Post Office.
JOSLIN & McCONAUGHY.
Plymouth July 80, 1856.
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]lruhutr Markts, Etr.
PLYnoOrH MARKEr-Aus. IS

wheAt-Sl SOC 40.
kgc--t1c.
Flax Scel-GOOi, at 81 90 4 bu.
Oats-sca22c.
Corn-ln good demand al G0e.
Dried Fruit-Apples, iaG cent. peaches
pare! lc.. unpared 90 sc.
llAN--S6 per ton.
Sole Lea;hcr-Sales at 25Cs 2Sc.
But,er-Salc~ at . cts. for rUll.
Flour-SS.JD per JJl., retail.
l.arl--S Ct.
Glover Srcl--l ,ia45. 90.
FiSh-Sa,:,j half 5al, SIa. 20 per bLl. whit,
Trout, Si.55t, a,uu Pickrrel So 30.
llilcs-tircen, &c; Dry. Sc
Ta'low-lngon dciaaud atI0CI2Ie.
ruHE-Nlc,s Sl3 To If per Jbl.
SNLr r-S3,25 per bh! at retail.
Timothy Seed-Si 500 800.
Esgs-Rcldily sold at Sc.
rclts slaughtered. 10 To &c. Fallen, II
Bsaus-Salcs at S2,U0@ l,25.
Pptatocs-New at - to 10 cts.
Apple 80 cts per bu.
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Thrilling Excitement

IN ROME, Hcniaud County, Ohio, Know
Nothingism, Spiritualism, and Philadelphia
ism is all Knocked into pie! And all caused by
the NEW GOODS now arri ing at the store OF
I. J. NORTH, who has just returned from New
York with the best assortment of Goods ever
imported to this country and is ready and will
ling to wait upon his numerous customers with
all the pleasure i'll the world.
Then, come one, come all; this is the place.
To buy the goods to suit your taste;
Plymouth, you know, is dead and gone,
Twas Rome that broushV her sickness oD.
Mansfield ms been purging
Her Rome has been lightly scourging,
Not quite as much as now she will
Mansfield, you know, must take another pill
There is Olivesburg, and Ganges yet,
Shenandoah and Layfaycttc,
Surrounds our little town.
They need but passing word
For they their goods cannot afford
To sc as cheap as ourn;
But who to Rome has ever come,
Aad priced the goods of JOHNNY Bonn,
! Likewise those Of Thomas j.,
But what will buy the goods that's cheap,
And in their pockets money keep,
BY buying them o. X.
Now, there's young Jim and Frank,
And old T.J., long, lean and lank,
| Will show the goods that's low
If we can then bargain hitch,
It's certain, sure, we'll make you rich,
Long time before you go.
Now, my dear friends, we are growing old
| And for the goods already sold
We soon must have our pay:
The old accounts we must now settle,
For the notes we hold must have the mcttle
And at no distant day.
Then to save expense andl lots of trouble,
And keep your friend from seeing double
i Walk up and toe the mark
Pay those old debts right quick and sure,
And ease the pangs now endure,
And pledge you III keep dark.
June, may %, 55--tf. Y. J. NOR
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EVIDENCE OF SAFETY

Ncw-lOrk, june II, 1876.
al have made chemical examination Of
"Rhods's Esr,r and 1gas Cure" or '..iHiidgt,
u NIl,rid,' and have tested it for Arsenic. Mer-
curry, Quinine, AMI Stry, hine, but have no;
found particle ofeither ia it, nor have found
any substance in its composition that would
prove injurious to the constitution.
JAMES X. CIliLTO. mist.
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READY PAY STORE
IN FAIRFIEL O!!
BIiSh N Seymour

HAVING concluded to do business on the
IL READl-PAY SYSTEM, they take this
method Of informing tho citizens of Huron Co.,
ihHt after AUGUST 10Th, 1865, THEY WILL
Do NO MORE CREDIT BUSINESS, but will
sell for CASH or Ready Pay, at from Ten to
TWENTY per cent LESS than Goods can be
bought or are now sold in the county. We are
satisfied that the credit business is curse to
the buyer, for lie has to pay for that credit,
and a curse to the seller because his capital is
nut Of his hands. The motto is ours-"a nim-
bic si1pence is better than a slow shilling"
Come on all you who want an equivalent for
your money, for we will promise to satisfy you
as to PRICE AND QUALITY. We keep on
hand all kinds Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery,
Paints, Dye ,StgfS, Ready-Aade
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, dc.
Also a general assortment OF
COOK and PARLOR STOVES, TIN WARE
ClSTERN and HAHN PUMPS, LEAD PIPE
SAW MILL SAWS, BAR and SHEET ZINC
and in fact, almost every thing that can be
:nlled for.
We cordially invite all our old customers that
have traded on credit to try us for Cash, ant
also bring your Butter, Eggs Rags, Feathers
Nc., as we calculate to buy all suoh articles.
BLlSil & SEYMOUR.
T.,t,ii old AunuSt Z 1SLI
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CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS

Take no more Arsenic, Tonics, Mercury,
Quinine, Fcbrifuges, Strychine, or Anti-Pcriod-
les of any kind. The wellknown inciliciency of
these noxious poisons proves them to be the off
spring either of false medical principles or OF
ulercenary quacks The ouly remedy in exist
ence that is both sure and harmlnss, Is
RHODES PEVnn AND AGUE CURE.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-25

A gentleman residing id Watkins,
Schuylar county, being suddenly chased
by mad dog, and not being near any
house, ran in pool Of water in the road,
The dog refused to pursue him there, and
he thus escaped, "
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Wool Growers Of Richiani 4 Huron
Counties,

WOOL Growers OF Richlali y Hlro1
Counties.
..-.,,z..n DO you wish to get the high
~ est possible price tor your wool
syg,SAss4Y this year: If so, let us &C you
SEtss:..ss.S.Ass, to call on the ASHLAND MAN
IUEACTUKlNG COMPANY, at ASHLAND
lOHlO, and there get your Wool manufactured
into CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, SATINETS,
ITWEEDS, BLANkETINGS, Y!RN, Sc, &C.,
or exchange it for the same.
We have now fitted up our machinery in the
most perfect manner, and unl2r the Supcrin-
tendency of Mr.. ). NJ. Smith, an experienced
and superior manufacturer, formerly Of the
Globe Mills, Ctica, \. Y we are enabled to nan-
utncture i,oOIs in the most perfect manner.---
The great advantage you wilI!deriyc is that you
rot the most for your Wool, you will get the
most durable and beautiful Goods and instead
of dsposin3 ol yoar u ool ut the profit Of numor-
Gus Eastern dealers, and afterwards buy and
wear OH Eays, COTTON, and Waste made up and
covered over with gloss. you get your own wool
manufactured INTO such Goods as you walt.--
Besides this you will encourage Uome Indushy
and build up Home Manufactures around you
which will aid Us more than any other kind OF
IErotectioR
| Our mode of exchanging will be
% lbs of Wool for yard Cloth, same quail
ty as the Wool.
q lbs Of Wool yard Sattinet, s,mc quality
as the Wool.
. lbs of Wool for yard Blankctng, single
width.
FlanncIs, Tweels, and Yarn will depend up
on the kinds wanted. In these exchanges for
fine scooi you get l yard Of Cloth worth and sell
ling at 81 so per yard or GO cents per Id; for
Coarse, you get cloth worth 100 or 40 cts per
lb. These uausuaL and Extraordinary pricos you
will strctlyr alizc, which at once shows the i'm
portance Of dealing with us.
Our terms for manufacturing will be upon the
most favorable terms and in the most perfect
manner. Cloth drcssingan fulling done at the
usual rates.
Those living at a distance from our place and
who cannot come themselves, may with perfect
confidence send their wool to us, informing US
what kind of Goods they want in exchange, and
in all such instances will we warrant to return
them such Goods as their wool will make.
Merchants are particularly invited to exam
inc onr Stock in hands and we shall make it to
their interest to buy of us.
Pulled and Tub-washcd Wool will be received
by us as heretofore and the highest prices paid
in our goods BE careful to bring your pulled
wools free from straw and other foul natter
asaz,All letters may be directed directly to
ASHLAND MANUFACTURING COMPANY, ASHLAND
OHIO. j. p. RlSSER, Pres't.
s. NJ. SMITH, Agent,
Ashland, May, &c, 1855. If
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The subscribers having en-
tered into Il co-partnersLip,
would say to their old custo-
ners, and the public general
y, that they are prepared to
supply them with Harness,
Draught and Plated--Sad-
dies, Brides, Trunks, and in
fact all kinds of work usually
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TOALL WHOM yTNAy CONCERN

to MD " IIUW IT WNI IUNIEK
| have suffered much from the Ague and Fe-
yer, ever since my remembrance Last year
had it frequently, and stopped it with quinine,
and Ague Balsam, but no cure. This year
about the middle of May, had it bad | took
about of bottle off A. RHopEs' Fever and
Ngue cure, and so far have been entirely free
from it, aud have not felt as well for years -
The medicine is not bad to take
July IL, 1866. =. S. BRINK.
Esi5" Agent for Richland Co--Rev. A. G. Du
Bois, Plymouth, and for sale by dealers gener
ally. Inquire at the Book Store of Du I5oi.
or at the residence Of 4 C. Din Rois ply,nonth
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Dentistry and DaguerrcOiypist.
DIR. JAMES ARMSTRONG

most perfect satisfaction, he thereto G feels
assured in saying, that he can now render his
work with greater assurance than ever.
asa. DR. Armstrong is also prepared to take
Likonesses in most superior style. He has
fitted up his rooms in the most modem styles,
with sky-lights, Sc. He invites persons to call
and examine his specimens, and satisfy them
selves. His rooms may be found over Cuyden-
dairs s. Co. IS Drug Store. August l, 1855
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TGLEGitAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PA -IFIc

COMMANDMENT OF REvEI.-AUs.
TRlA MAKING ADyANCES-LA.
TER FROM FROM THE CRIIEA
-BREADSTUFFS DULL-MON.
Ely TIGHT.
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W. W. WALLACE,
pittshnreh Steam Marble WORKS.

Pittsburgh Steam Marble works.
3l9, 32l & 323, L,berty-st., Fhsburgh.
NTONUMENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones, &C.,
lsl manufactured by steam. Also, Marble
Mantles-a large assortment of the most beau
tiful kind. made of the finest quality of foreign
and domestic marble, always on hand and man
ufactured to order by machinery, at Sl5 to $ 100
each. sept9:'54
FOR SALE OR RENT.
"a The store room under the Advertiser
=a= Office, in Odd Fellows Building, for
Lll merly occupied by VIM. Deveny as
Clothing Store. The room is in good onditlonI'
aud is we'll adapted for any kind of mercantile
business, being in the centre efbusincss. This
property, together with the room above will be
sold on reasonable terms. Enquire Of
Il. AUSTIN, Ripley, or
april7 II. AUSTIN, Plymouth.
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E<llzIMzN4IEE NTH
ISLPERIOR-ST, CLETELAND, O. ano
MALN-ST., BUFFALO,, NY
DIRECTORS.
Hon, Giddinss, NC PresC G Fnney,
Hon Reuben Hitchcock, Prof Samuel 81 John.
Hon u ID Clark, Prot r Spencer.
Hon S TUwnshend, E EFGayiUrd.
IF Otis, Cyrus P.entiss,
J GoldCn, Henry Wick.
Il. B. BRYANT, JAS. WASHINGTON LUSH
II. DWIGHT STRATToN.
FACULTY.
q Bryant Professors Of the Science Of A.
s1t"..en. "s Customs s,'u A'''u''' o" business
JWashineton Lusk Teacher of Business and Orna-
mental Penmanshp and Lecturer Oh Commercial Coy
Hnns Judge starkweather and H D Clark, Lecturers
on Commercial Law.
T P Handy, Lecturer on Commercial Computation.
PresidentAsa Mahan, Lecturer on Politics, Economy.
ES,erson White and J. B. Merriam, Lecturer on
Commercial Computations:
Rev. Hyatt Smith, Lecturer on Conn S:al Ethics,
TERMS.
For full course including ali departments of booh
Keeping, Lectures and Practical Penmanship. 4O.oe
For full course in Ladies' Department, 2s,oo
Forseparate course of instruction in speneerian
For les in ashp, as asr.sS
TIL DESIGN ofths Institution is to afford perfees
facilities ior acquiring, in expeditions manner,
thorough knowledge of Commercial Science and ATt.
rac icalIy employed in the CouRting Room and Ba.
siness pu rsuts generally.
THE BOOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT is undsr
the of ofths best
ants the United States No Mercantile College In
the West possesses superior IL equal advantages fer
imparting practical knowledge OCommereia Seisnes.
most approved and practical froms for keeping hooks
by Double Entry in the various departments Of Trade
and Comneres, including General Wholesale nnd Re.
tail canttle, Exchange. Commission, Manufacture.
ing, Railroad, Banking Printing, Mining, Shipping,
steam boating, individual, Partnership and compound
Company Business.
DAILY LECTURES will he delivered upon the EEL
encs of Accounts, Commercial Law, Political Erone-
nv. Commercial Calculations, Ranking, Mercautiie
Custom, Commercial Ethics, Raireading, Businsss
Correspondence, Mining, Commerce, Comnsreial
PENMANsIiIP, Practical and ORNAMENTAL win As
taught by w LUSk, who for rapid and srectwrie.
ing is by any teacher Of ChirOgr.phy In
1.-The West Nore attention is given to plain practical
at this Institution than any o. her er-
cantile College in the United States, and Ne psage
| aud rapid Business Hand Writing n i more ssnssai
s done Mt any simiar college in III Slnse
| THE SUIT OF ROOMS occupied BY this lnssitntioa
are more extensive elegant and conveniently 0food a
than those Of any similar college In the Unloa.
/ THELADiES DEPARTMENT. 10 eutirsly separate
from the Gen mems and4s fitted mp In mxgnincene
land convenient The arra ngemsn . Sor, sn1
patronage Of this Departmental are uneqnalled.
RJrJhraaph the extensive acquaintance ri the Print
.sivs situations. ~ Send nf CaGuslAryA
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~ incest assortment of PERFUMERY ever
nronehr into the town Of plymouth. You neer
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NHISistis best medicine in use for Rheu.
- ..Matlsm. Sprains, SwsIlings. Sore Throat,
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UF SANUUSh1


WILL BE IN PLYMOUTH, WEDNESDAY,
AUG. %, at the American House. Norwalk,
August q, at the Wiler House, in Mansfield
Aug 23, at the American House, Bucyrus,
Aug. %. No charge for examination.
Bsa.This may certify that have been cured
by Inhalation, las practised by Dr.. Workman,
Of an affection of the Throat and Lungs, which
was considered by my friends and numerous
medical men with whom | advised as hopelessly
incurable. Imake this statement with the hope
of persuading others who are afflicted in like
manner to 60 and be healed, believing, as
most firmly do. that the inhaling treatment is
the only proper and effectual method Of trent
ing diseasrs of the lungs and air passages, and
that by it, cure is almost certain to be effect
ed. L. s. GRlSW0LD,
Late Pastor Of the Washington Baptist Church
Bellevue, O, July %. 1855.
JOIN HIATT, 81,
| Successor to James M'Gutfey,)
Wholesale aud Retail Druggist
And Dealer In Paints, Oils, Dye Staf, &c. ll9 Wood
st., ono door below Fifth, Pittsburgh, Pa. x
| Sole Proprietor Of Mofgan's Werm Killer and Coug
Syrup. and agent foI DR.. Fefd's Medicines octl5,ly
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Sr. LOUIS, Aug. %

ST. Louis, Aug. 23.
A mass meeting OF Free Soilers was held
at Lawrence, in Kansas, on the l4th inst ;
over SIX persons present. Gen. Schuyler
presided, assisted by the usual number Of
Vice Presidents and other officers. Strong
resolutions were passed denouncing the
election of the 18th of March as a great
outrage; denying the legality of the Lesis-
lature NOW sitting, pretending to enact
laws, regarding it as acting without au-
thority. They pledge themselves to resist
its authority, recommending elections Of
delegates to Convention to form Il State
Constitution with view to immediata
State organization and application to the
next Congress for admission TO the Union
as State. Resolutions Of thanks to Reed
er were also passed; unanimously y resolv-
ed that agreeably to recommendations OF
the Territorial Free State Executive Com
mittce to call Convention, five delegates
to each representative district be appoint
ed in each of the several districts on the
25th OF August, to meet at Big Springs on
the 9th Of September, for the purposes
recommended and other action necessary.