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COchran's Celebrated Liniment.

Prepared ana sold by
d. d. FOMLlNSON. Sole Proprietor,
LLoYpsviLLE, o.
IL. ALEXANDER, Druggist, ST. Clarsvile. o
.dgent.
To whom all orders for the above Linimen,
must be addressed, either by wholesale or retail,
or on commission.
This Lmiment isAwell known, and highly re-
commended hy Veterinary Surgeons, and Far
mers OF experience, throughout the State of Ohio,
and the Liniment has been fairly tested and
acknowledged to be good recommended,
what wonderful cures it has performed, but let il
stand upon its own merits.
ey- CAUTIoN:-Do
Beware of a spurious article offered to the pub.
tic by !. ii Patterson & Co Druggists, who are
advertising. and send circulars for the sale oi
Cochran's Buckeye Liniment. and part Of their
circulars that they are sending out call it Coch.
rams Celebrated Liniment. and they are using nv
name to try to impose it on the public, which is
gross imposition They have no right to make
or sell in this State only as might permit. H
Patterson received of me propor,ionment bill
taken down by himself. as gave it out to him,
to put me up lot of the Lnment, which he
did not put up according to agreement, and also.
the circulars were not according to the original
and would not take them off his hands, also, to
show to the public that il they should buy OF his
manufacturing that they would be imposed upon
in the Linment will publish part Of letter
received by me from him. Dec. Sd. 1853. in which
he writes: 1--WE are putting it up strong, Send
us your receipts as we lost ours few days ago .
(Signed l. H. PATTERSON g. Co
Now the public can see that they are preparing
and offering an article for sale, that they state
that their receipt was lest, and asking to send
them receipt, which did not do so they must
be putting it up at random, and calling 1t Coch
rams Celebrated I.nilnent, and sending out cir.
cui"r with my name as Proprietor for the State
OF Ohio (: and also in the same they put my name
down as agent, which he wanted 10 claim as a mis-
take, but still sends out the sort of circulars
Nov. Is. '51 6rn fflt d. d. TOMIINSON
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

U s. SPELLING BOOKS, ECLECTIC do
ECLECTIC lst Reader, 2nd Reader. 3rd Read
er. 4th Reader, 5th Reader. RAYS ARITH-
METlC, Parts End and 3rd. MlTCHELL'S
School Geography. PINNEO'S GraMmars -
KIRKHAM'S Grammar. COMSTOCK'S Phi.
Iosophy. WEBSTER'S Dictionary. Metallic
Pens, Paper, Ink, Quills, States. &C.. for Sale at
Nov. 80. KIRKBRIDE'S.
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THEODORE SUPPES' ESTATE.-The an.
4 dersigned has been appointed aud qualified
as administrator OF the estate Of Theodore Suppes
late of said county, deceased. Those indebted to
said estate should rsake immediate payment.
Osa IS, H5t. GEORGE SWlK,GA drc.
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IN PLAUSIBLE REMEDY.-A gentleman
insAlabama, in exerting himself one day,
isi . sudden pain, and fearing his inter-
nsl ma achinery had been thrown out oil
gear, sent negro on his plsn,aiion. who
made some pretentions to medical skill,
Is prescribe for him. The negro. having
Investigated the cause, prepared and ad-
minisisred a dose to his patient with the
utmost confidence OF speedy cure. No
relief being experienced, however, the
gentleman sent.ior q physician, who, on
arriving .inquired OF the negro wha, med
ieine he had given his master Bob
promptly responded, "rosin and alum,
sir!'''.What did you give them for?" con.
tinued the doctor. why" replied Bob.
s.de alum, 10 draw>tha parts together. and
de rosin 10 soder um." The patient even
tqally recovered.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS
3l9 3Cl 393 Trprprv 1r,Hu

3i9, 32l, 1913 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
M COMMENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones. Furni-
III ture Tops, Marble Mantels, &C.. always OH
hand and made to order by machinery, at the
lowest prices for cash. Also, Block and Slab Mar
BILE, large stock on hand and sold to the trade n,
prices that will give general satisfaction. Orders
promptly attended to, at 81 Liberty street, Pitts
buTgh. W. w. WALLACE,
Dec. Il, lS53
EDLASTER PARIS for Land and Stucco
Il Work, Hydraulic Cement, Grindstones, all
sizes and various grits, always on hand at 3ly
Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
dec IA w. W. WALLACE.
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DOLTING CLOTHS. made of theIbe quail
I'D ity Of silk, with square mesh, free fuzz.
and warranted to bolt freely. always onr and
80 IS per yard for No. 9, and 10 cents pc yard
less each No. lower. Orders filed wit dis.
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aOFricER: Didn't you guarantee. sir,
that the horse wouldn't shy before the fire
Of nm enemy?" Horse dealer; mo more
hsswon't 'Tisn'ttill after the fire that he
shies.'s'
A.MY Dinner don't agree with me-" said
a man TO his vile. niter an extraordinary
hearty meal. 81 don't blame it. my dear:
saw you jawing il so hard. /"
THE Man who .'kept bis word" gave
serious offence to a lexicogra apher, who
wanted il tor a new dictionary.
IT SEEMS paradoxical. but nevertheless
trpe, that the latest intelligence always
consists OF the earliest news.
IA FeLLow in th., jail wishes be had the
small pox SO be could .brenk out. +" he had
tried every thing else.
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Grave Stone Cutting.

HNHE undersigned has removed to Sunfish
IL Creek. three.quarters Of mile above Rich
ner's mill. where he is carrying on the business OF
GRAVE AND TOMB STONE CUTTING,
in its various branches. Those entrusting their
work TO him will have it done in the neatest and
most approved style of workmanship, and at mod
crate prices. 9s-Nlarble Grave and Tomb Stones
urniphed 10 order p. CAWLF1ELD.
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gsCan you tell me- asked pundii, .why
aEooBnndrum that nobody can guess is
like q ghost?'
shall ] tell you now or next month";
NOV if you please
well. sir, sooner or later. everybody
must give il up
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IDoBBs says he would have died with
the cholera, in August, il had not been for
one hing Doctors gave him up"
Two days afterwards he says he was q
well man, indnlging in succotash.
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Sunfish and Wheeling Daily Packet

,HzR@nw" n / u II Il N b A d
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Worse than Hopeless !
CONSUMPTION

n Christianizcd and civilized countries has esused
larger proportion deaths than any other naady ha -
cts the human family and until within few years fso
has not been any certain reney to stop the dcvsau0n .
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BRANT'S INDIAN 3 4.
PURIFYING EXTRACT

proof in rea cavss effected that ONE BOTTLE Of =
there IS eontainsd n Toay Boss of any ss,sepas
ether medicine that has ever been offered for sale
great Indian Purifier they that DrIre yst Lrvn--
they that were LAME and CnIrrLED can now 49,
been HEALED and CURED. s7sa q
Hundreds-Thous X,
who have used BaAsrs PunrF1.n after having used -
tested the sarsaparias and other medicines reoo0
mended to cure blood diseases have decided that
Brant's is the Cheapest,
IN IL and consequences, disease h much -
tiHss. than one botle of any other medicine. 80
TIMES more disease than bottls of sa,sep1tus
"BRANTs PuRIFIER would be a. cheap at for do1eFy
Is .od er ony one fSo DoGAR
bottle of has cured and s capable OF curEe fsr
saparila in consequence of its less and less eissp
efficacy should be sold at mo more than Twenty Fss 0
per bottle to be cheap the PURIFIER at One DoR
One Dollars Worth! =
scnoruLA-will One DollGrs north of Brenrs PURLYkN
eu.e' Read the following statement which speesmse
Of its power sa ~
DANGEROUS scRoFULAN
e1sa Of ,~s worse se,s case Of scrofs BY only ss
Brans Purifier than cured by the use OF Iss
para has sufficient medical poD effect the cure =
such rcroltinsly hopeless case. f-sst
D. D. q ~
Ela four years-was confined to his bed the last ye
much diseased and debilitated to be unable =
raise his hand his head He had the bsa medical sdyss
had used all of the best stysepav1as to good efset-
got and and considered to be In De
State could live centy four kos longer when -
commenced using BRANT"S PURIFIER bis Hsck w!.e
nearly off, from to edTa hole was eaten through
his tndppe his chin that he breathed throuU
the hole-his around that could be ~
of its place, it only holding BY ssau Pieeehe
destroyed by two Ulcers Uzcv under
arm large maEs hand had nearly eneH through
his side his body. Thus he aiicted with Tsny
For further andl particulars see our psaPats
Doct. THOMAS WILLIAMS one of the most ekui phys.
clans of Rome called to Haskn the day b9os -
commenced using Branfs Purifier. Doct: W. examined
him. then told him that all the edicinss In tho uDyss
could not cure hina-that his case was
Worse than Hopeless
Now hear Mr. HASKIN'S statement of He said !
Ny wife procured bottle of Bl2ANT'S PURIFYING
XTRACTLrHAr BOTTLE enabled me to get Of ny bsa--
the bottle enabled to ga out Of tie k0tnsaho
enabled to pak miles and when had hnis.
ed using Nine Bottles SEVENTEEN out of taceny Ues ha4
HEALED UP, and three bottles more effected PEkFEC9
CURE and restored me 1aod heahh efn:
FOURTEEN WITNESSES.
The above facts certified to by DOCr. T. WILLIAMS
Mr. G. R. BROWN, of West Rome Hotel Mcssrs. BiSSEIk
T. LEONARD Druggists, and ELEVEN other rspsasee
| witnesses at Roma.
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Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia,
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all Diseases arising from
Djeor,1ered .Sfo,u1rh mr.

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Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a
lying posture, Dimness of Vision. Dots or Webs
before the sight, Fever aud Dull Pain in the
Head. Deficiency of Perspira,ion, YeIlowness
Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain IN :hs Side. Back,
Ghost. Limbo. &c, Sudden Fluskes Of Heat.
Burning in the Flesh, Constant lmaginings Of
Evil. and great Depression of Spirits.
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Mex Da aftur Thanksgiving, l85fore

A short Orashun delivered from the TOP
Of a unphinished Bridge Peer on the 4ty'
terst seoshun Of the D. P. & M. M. rale
rode
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female WEAKNESSES AND C0MPI ANTS

No remedy that has bccn offered to the public has ewes
been half and etnal in eoyrscfin9 Hi the Incl
dental and ,Trs mlars uf the fe.nlo
BRAN7rS PULMONARY B5LSAM 1t n6kss % diesg.
whether the arrangement he suppression, 2ceAs ~
other Incidental meakaessit regulates ALI. by strsStA
ing the system equaii.ng the eircnlaon and soothfs1 a
forn -
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Two lovers stood upon the shore
o. Massachusetts Bay,
Bidding sad farewell before
Seth tore himself away.
'"l'lt marry you when come back,
My Sally Ann" says he;
And then he took little smack
And went away 10 sea.
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The Louisville Riots.

We give in our paper to-day, a large
portion of the particulars of the Louis
vile riots. The causes that produced
the shameful outrages committed upon
the foreign population of that city, are
readily to be traced toNthe holy Order
Of Know othings. No good citizen,
Native born or foreign, but must con
denim the conduct of the rufians OF
Louisville for their organized action
towards foreigners. The heart of every
msan must sicken to read this account OF
the great outrage, and this is done in a
country too, boasting of the purity Of
the ballot boxl The frequency of these
riots should remind US of one fact, that
they had their origin with Native
Americanism. Never, so far as we are
aware, was there a serious disturbance
o n an election day until the princip pies
of this Holy Order were inculcated into
the people of the United States. Will
any foreigner still act with a party
who sympathize with such an order.
The Democratic party of Kentucky,
were the open and ayowed opponents of
Know-Nethingism. Their press and their
public speakers all united in opposition
to the Order. It was the only issue in
the campaign. The Wing party and
Know Nothings have been too successful.
They have a majority in the Legislature
and a majority of Congressman. As
the Editor of the Times in one of his
editorials said: eve may expect every
Southern State to go L9cofoco," on ac-
count of the slavery question. The
question of slavery was not at issue, but
KNOWN othingism only. Notvfthstand-
ing these great outrages and their fire.
quent occasion, n of the great political
parties of the day insist that the only
question at issue in the North is the
slavery question. For u part we think
that if Known othingism is not at issue
it should be placed in that shape soon
and see if such bloody riots as have al
ready occurred in st. Louis, Cincinnati,
Louisville, and other places, cannot be
checked. Fanatics, however, will not
cease agitating the slavery question.
Hon. j: S. GEIGKE, a prominent Wing
in Pickaway county, before a Wing
meeting called to repudiate S. P. Chase's
nomination, touches off this eternal cry
about slavery as follows: "Such is the
excitement on this question, and we are
accustomed to hearing this subject.
discussed, that if loafer falls over a
wagon tongue in a dark night, he will
yell out SLAVERY, and if you ask a man
to pay a small account, he will pirate
about hard times and damn the South
Mr.. G. is an old line Wing, but can't
go CHASE.
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Salmon p. Chase and the Presi.
dency Of 1856.

y The Fusion Convention which nomi-
mated SALMON p CHASE, adopted the
following Resolution.
Rescued, That al central Committee,
consisting of five, be appointed by this
Convention, and that said committee, in
addition to their usual duties, be au-
thorized to correspond with committees
of other States, for the purpose Of
agreeing upon a time and place for hold.
ing a National Convention of the Re.
publican party, for the nomination Of
President and Vice President"
Wonder how much correspondence
will take place between this Committee
and the Southern States? Not par.
ticle. Yet the Republicans intend hold.
ing a National Convention to nominate
a President. What rational creature
supposes the South would aver act il
concert with a sectional party of the
North? And then again who in the
North would desire to see enc portion
of this Union nrrayed against the otheri
None but fanatics and n idea men.
That it is the intention of CHASE and
his friends to create q sectional party Of
the North, all that is necessary to be
convinced that such is the fact, viii be
to read the foregoing Resolution, and
say if any other construction can or
should be put On it. It means nothing
else. The true Repu6licans-not Abo-
litionists-will spurn all connection with
a party that will strike SO fatal a blow
to the pcrpetuity Of this Union. How
any old line wings can support a man
and a party that advocates such mon
stroua doctrine is more than we can I'M
derstand. Many We are certain will not
support either.
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The Ohio Farmer.

We have received several numbers OF
this highly valuable agricultural neeppsr,
edited and publis he'd at Cleveland, by
Thos. Brown, Esq. We have quite a
number of agricultural exchanges, but
we are satisfied that not any of them
will compare with the Ohio Farmer.
It is printed on a sheet almost as large
as the Ashland Union, and contains
good practical articles on every subject
connected with farming, gardening, &C.,
&c. W. speak thus ~favorably of this
paper, because we are satisfied it is just
what every farmer should have in his
house. Terms So 90 per annum. We
should be glad to show our farmer
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PRIMARY ELECTIos.


Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce the name of
JOHN CHARLES. of Mifiin township, Ashland
county, as a candidate for Recorder, subject to
the decision of the Democratic party at their
primary meetings.
Mn. EDIroR:-Please announce the name of
SAMUEL SwINEFoRD, of Montgomery township,
Ashland county, as a candidate for Recorder,
subject to the decision of the Democratic party
Many DEMOCRATS
Mr.. EDIroR:-Piease announce the name of
RoBEnT CowES, of Vermiltion township, Ash
land county, as a candidate for Representative,
subject to the decision OF. the Democratic party
at their primary meetings.
Mn. EDIToR;-Please announce the name of
GEO. BoTDoRB, of Nohecan township, Ashland
county, ms a candidate for Infirmary Director,
subject t. the decision of the Democratic party
at their primary meetings..
MANY DEMOCRATS.
NR. EDIToR-Please announce the name of
JOSEPH ID. WHITE, as a candidate for the House
of Representatives, subject to the decision of
the Democratic party of Ashland county at
their primary meetings..
Mr.. EnIroR:-Please announce the name of
B.. w. KELLoee, Esqr., of Ashland county,
as u cIHtLluiLC lOi SenatOi SiDlcCt TX VIVID
ion of the Democratic party of Ashland and
Riehland counties at their primary meetings
and oblige
,se MANY DEMOCRATS.
Mn. EDIToR:-Please announce the name Of
DIR. J. p. CowAN, of Jeromeyille, asa candidate
for Representative, subjeetto the decision Of the
Democratic party attheir primary meetings. and
.oblige' MANY DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. EDrroR:-Please announce the name Of
LUTHER NJ. PRArr, Esq-of Green TP, Ashland
county, as a candidate for Senator, subject to
the decision of the Democfatie party of Ash
land and Riehland counties at their primary
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Mn. EDlToR:-Please announce the name of
AMOS HLBoRS, of Milton township, as a cam
didate for County Commissioner, subject to the
decision of the Democratic party at theirprima-
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Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce the name of
John TANYER, of Montgomery township, as a
candidate for Recorder, subject to the decision
of the Democratic party at their primary meet
ings, and oblige HIS
EDIroR UNIoN:-Please announce the name
of GEoRGE W. URTE, of Montgomery township
candidate for the office of County Recorder.
subject to the decision of the Democracy at their
primary meetings., and soblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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