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NOTICE,

'I'1iF ltNnEHalaNIp wishing a. uut The Livery
business. y willing 70 cell un JtHEls Al,
lTNMHt flAt- Eahfsi, wen atnalad WITH non
4ilS. CARRIAGES AND iHtstttEs Would prs4
'"t good man fir PARTNER One that J, hnId
~ ,ahe 'a'aa - business i1a alsh Nishssk SILL
Ia3a PROPERTY. aud VIII 10 IN n HtlsAj,
f&NN4i Tn twr Stables a,a 1T tl,ia tit,ls tsrajrr
Hnise7 at 70 cts rar slNnI+ FEED, aud viii
continue Until farther nut,e
Apl. 1atf NnnT NEAL.
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Mechanics Tools.

RENcU Screws, Cabinet Clamps Spear
- y ja.ksons Sawa, Plains If all kinds
Angcrs and Anger Bits, Brace and Btace
Bits. Hatchctis, Hammers Carvers Tools.
G'mblets and Coopcrs Bits, Cooper. Riv-
cts &c. MORTAR Il Huerrv.
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EMts.ni,se.y md pnttes" t"stt"g.

TIME LADIES Of Baton Rouge. arc 70.
] specially informed that Misc tmll
IS nnw 81 the Harvey House. whs,e she
r'n|,nses ~ tenrh The el.a nnt at of en-
b'nlle,Y. Also q new STYLE u cutting and
fitting dresses, naGtilias. etc. hs ~ I'M
et,'ng chart ~ hsi own invention called
Tie Crystal Palace chart" This is the
only systematic rule lot cutting ladies'
dresses Mifs Guild, may be seen at the
lla,nay il",ta
may CIT
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Saw and saw blades

1 'E0.st ". ut, flannel. E,p. lemon,
~ Steel aud brass haek butchers. Eow.
Webb. Pruning. Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most Of them II
Spear y lack sons make. Always on
hand Al the Hardware store OF
Jan2.-l laHa,,rR Il IANorr.
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(hrOllOlsletcr.

pATFNT LEVER, Detached lever ard
l.arine Watches, lns' received aud for
sale low. at TliIu GOLD MANN's.
n'ayl7 Harvey House Basement
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Wlliskl.Y.

JUST RECEIVED A Lot OFAOLD
- MONONGAHALA RYE WHlSKEYu
and for sale in bn'k ar retail low for cash
NJ. q. BRYAN,
may23 N T.. Cor, Court House SQUARE
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LADIES DEPARTMENT

VIII he found mi Of F'Ionnccd and PLAIN
l.a,aees aud silk Tissues. Mtslins mud
u'ra,lies Muslin. .iaronel II O,ganJier
Robes Plain and Printed I,ullanteens
Camb,lrs. Linen Lawns-~in short eve,y
lhlnp III this long line
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Gold Pens

MYTH Gold and Silver Holders, also La
" dies Pencils. a large assortment on
hand, at dec19 TuFo GoLnMANNs,
Watch nia,ct and lcweler.
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Something Worth Reading

f1N1iE SUBSCRIBERS would emil tic Mt
/ tent'on Of purchasers To thc large nd
dlf,ons now being made to their stock
among which may he touad o
An elegant assortment ri Plated and Japan
ed Walters. IN sets aud single;
Coffee Trns, with and without drip cfs
Gill X Ornamental Hall Lamps Il Lanterns;
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps, loI Oil, Spirit
d;as aud Camphinc;
Cut and Pressed Glass China y Flint ware;
Brass, Copper, Urhamented and Common
Coal Holds
Elegant Polished Steel Fire Irons and And
Irons; with a large variety of
housekeeping articles;
\ fine assortment of Winaow Shades,
Transparent Paper shades for Lamps,
Glass, Gilt and Plated Curtain Bands
Gilt Curtain Cornces.
Also, A Fine Asso rtmont of;
Rich Git Gift Cups, Ttte- Ttte, Sets;
Fancy Cologne aud Toilet Bottles,
Mantle Ot1aments, &c, suitable
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Boring Mnchinc,

A FEW more loft, of he above labo, 50
n Wing marbineH, with three augers. as-
Dried Sizes, at IAnarlnR II IANcut.
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Ry the Grand Turk.

uSI received direct from ST. Louis and
> tor sale low. Tor CASH
SO Sacks Corn;
so Sacks Oats;
so do Bran;
Bacon, Sides and Shoulders.
apl1a-y. H. Y. TOMLlNSON 4 Co.
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DoA,c's Warranted Cow Bells!
THE LARGEST Of which are head and under
l favorable circumstances over 4 or miles
distant good assortment on hand, for sale At
may27. LAR0utER 4 LANOUE.
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Native Wines &c.

N"sTVN " kHVS NC.
IN CASES Longworth's Sparkling
/ ~ Ca'awaba: 5 CASES Longworth's
Sparklii Isabella; Gases Loonis' Dry
Catawaba , Cases Longwofth's l.ady's
Sweet Catawaba 25 Pounds Nutmcgs: 5
Cases True Lemon Syrup. Just received
and for sale by.
mavl9 JOSHUA REAL.
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INN WARE.--We have now in store =
i large assortment Of Tin Ware ofcveyy
description which we offer at very reduced
prices LARGUIER 4, I.ANOuE
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Brushes! Iyrusl,csl
Corn 4 Col, Mill.

IND ARRIVE In n few days direct fom
i. the mhnufaeiors assorted sizes er tld
celebrated Little Giant Corn and Cob
Mills, at apal Lanen'rh Il LArout's.
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(NURRy CO'BS, Cistern Faucct,s
~ Brnss Faucets. Mo|asses Gates. &c,
rnnyG. MONTAN Il HUGUET..
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EIl,l,ss,jalct.ic

Enllscotslcrics.
n NEKi large stock III E,nbrp,drries. the
. \ hn's' aud richest patterns Collars
mis-, 'hinczttts, etc, at S,MoN's Capitol
Chrap Store. NAV ~
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Wooden Ware +!

A XE, IIatchct, Tile, Anger and Chisel
IA Handles, Clothc Lire Reels, Horse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes
and Sash Tools, for sale by
mayo MONTAN Il HUGUET.
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For Chri.,tnn IA. Present..

DlRECT FROM THE MANUFAC-
~ lures Mahogany Bcbsteads, Ward
robes; Washstands Bureaus, Tables, &c.
Gilt and Mahogany Peir, Mantes and
Looking Glasses.
~Ca'l and examine, as our stock is
now complete.
dec20-y. j. PIPER - Co.
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ron CHILDREN |
slllsslrics.

sundrics.
1Ess PORK
~ Rulk rnpL Flour Y
Sega,s. Lard.
Coffee Candles Soaps
Tea Whisky
Oils. Tnharrr,
brandy. Wines.
GIN. Rig &c
IN quantity u snit purchasers
70, -le hy
mar2a, II G BRYAN.
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~ = - Il ~ ~ - ~
WARM T'lES.

VARIETIES.
JUST received from New York Flntine
= slssc's. Curling longs Cotton ard Sill,
embroidery. various cnlats Mee,schaum
Pipes, Palm Leaf Fans, backgammon
Boards, China loin,ed DOLLS. Wax Candles
Just received and for sale hv
june Q GEO. NJ. HERONAN
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FRESH GROUND FLOUR.-Pnrchassrs
OF Flour, would do well to bear in mind. that
fresh ground family ;icur can always be had in
Baton Rouge, and of her own manufacture. To
insure getting it all O. X. send yot: orders to
mar26 JOSHUA BEAL
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SSSs
nRiED rErNEs. fresl. and good. % els
~ POT pound,
40 600 Percussion Cape. different kinds
20 dorm bath Etlcls,
do Olive n1l tpntel
- do nruun's t'estnre Ginger.
II Eea,,te Letter and fntIst'sp l'aps,
1000 VI tar'ta'a Seaats, tine I|atnt,
5000 Boxes tIatls' Matches
300 bottles tiilll II thaanes,a
80 10 ny leG9annle IT
unet i'iO.l.s y Dug Store
ron CHILDREN
1 SHrrLN or WORM LuIFNEEllS
IL ratculs should Use these IN preference
10 ANY ether Drug.
Devices talninal,e Halsnm. al ways
made flesh. VII II wanted.
logel's 'it'ai, OF Iron Syrup an excel
lent aud harmless Tonic. iol ,hil,l'en.
Also, lati.ie II Iron and Manganese
rastl|es.
All The above preparations can be safely
administered ~ children
YOU should give thr,n y trial l'nr sale Al
iunea Hut'l,l's Drug store.
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Nalkilar Sticks.

N ASSORTMENT inst received and
II for sale at myl7l Tuto. GolpMANN.
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TO BAKERS,

no BAKERS.
RECElvED per steamer John !. Roe /.
IL Fifty Bills. Superfine Flour: IS Pitts
field Mills; 25 Sans Souci Brand.
These brands said to be most profitable
to the trade, we offer at New Orleans prices
to insure fair trial
Wne6 BARBER & BENJAMIN.
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Eur sa,e or Exchange for Field Hand.
4 WOMAN about 30 years old frs,
N rate cook good Washer and Iroucr.
hair dresser and pretty-tair Seams,rsS.
Apply at this rfRcc june 7. lwd-ltw.
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TCST RECEIVED:
{, French Jaecnetss. small, figured;
French Lawns
80 PC. Bcbinet, for Bars;
Ladies Lisle thread Gloves, all colors:
and large variety ef the latest style Of
Embroidered Ccllars;
81 PC. Irish Linen:
Embroidered Skirts.
Extra hne Marseills Quilts. ia;
50 dos L. c. Handkerchieh At 81 81 dog
mAyiS J. SIMON 1 co.
~ and for sale N I0AHIIA REAL
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GLASS,
\ IL. sizes. for sale Nv the box only at
4 4 oct24 NuGEt,'S Drug store
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Churns! Churns!!

TROWELS patent zinc lined Thermor.-
y eter Churns; also the Cylinder chun,
for sale by MONTAN & HrGUET.
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nj e,,,,, Il
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lttnck Velvet ~ Uar,cge Trimmings.
4 HANDSOME assortment IT these goods .,sAS
~ received nv steamer niatk Warrior,
ttSa.
WaACK 4 corn MnIkE Antique GALLONS
At the fu,tanttrn1a tnr,r aruas.
masYa LAFAYETTE street
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They will be serviceable in taking eff the
surplus produce of our lands, and sup
plying US with necessaries during the
infant state of our manufactures. Even
if they be inimicial to US in point of
feeling and principle, I can see no objec-
ton, in a political view, to making them
tributary to our advantage. And, as L
have no p~rejudices to prevent my making
this use of them-so, sir, I have no fear
of any mischief that they can do US
Afraid of Memf What, sir, shall sCe
who have laid the proud British lion at
our feet, now be afraid of his a0helps p"
How UNNECESSARILY more wise are the
views above set forth by one of the great
pilots of the Revolution, han the pu-
rility INDUCED in by the small politi-
clans of this day and generation who
cry themselves hoarse hat Americans
should rule Americal"
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Partition Notice..


JOSEPH GBINER and Esther Jane Griner
e his wife, Joseph Wells and Cntharine
Wells his wife, John Griner. David Griner,
Nancy Griner, Fanny Griner and Elizabeth
Griner, will take notice that a petition was
filed against them on the 18th day of February
A. D. 1856, in the Court of Common Pleas of
Ashland county, Ohio, by Samuel Griner and
Sophia Griner his wife, and is now pending,
wherein the said Samuel Griner and Sophia
Griner his wife, demand partition of the fol-
lowingr real estate situate in the county of Ash
land, and State of Ohio. and described as fol-
lows, to wit in the township ofMilton in said
county, being one tract the east part of the
quarter, Of section twenty-three, in
township t~wenty-four, of range seventeen, be-
ing all of said quarter section, except fifty acres
sold to Adam Baum, and ten acres sold to Not
tingham Houston off of the west side of said
aforesaid) one hundred acres more or less. AL
ton township, bounded by beginning at the
ship t~wenty-four, of range seventeen and run
ming east along the section line twenty-fourrods
and nineteen links thence north two degrees,
west thirty-fourrods; thence south sixty-fve de-
grees west, twenty-five rods thence south two
degrees east, thirty-two rods and twelve links,
to the place of beginning; containing five
acres and thirty-four rods and that at the
first term, after the March term A. D. 1856, of
said Court, application w i'll be made by the
said Samel Griner and Sophia Griner his wife,
for an order that partition may be made ofsaid
SAMUEL GRINER,
SOPHIA GRINER.
FULTON d McCoMBs Att Us for Petitioners.
February IL, 1856. 37-6w
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THE T FLOWER.

Travellers who visit the Falls of Mag
ara, are directed to a spot on the mar
gin of the precipice, over the boiling
current below, where a gay young lady
a few years ago, lost her life. She was
delighted with tho u~nriYalled scene,
and ambitious to pluck a flower from a
cliff where no human hand bad before
yentursd, as a memorial of the cataract
and her own daring she leaned over
the verge, and caught a glimpse of the
surging waters far down the battlement
other excited mind. But there hung
the lovely blossom upon which her heart
wal fixed; and she leaned in intense de-
sire and anticipation over the brink.
Her arm was outstretehed to grasp the
beautiful flower which enamored her
fancy, the turf yielded to the pressure
of her light feet, and with a shrek she
descended to the rocky shore and was
borne away gasping in DEATH How i'm
pressively does the tragical event Illus
tratethe way in which the majority of
~impenitent sinners perish forever! 1t
is not q deliberate purpose to neglect
salvationi but in pursuit of imaginary
good, they lightly, ambitiously and in
saneIy venture too far. They sometimes
fear the result of desired wealth or pleas
ure, they sometimes hear the thunder
of eternity's deep, and recoil moment
from the allurements of sin but the
solemn pause is brief, the onward step
is taken, the fancied treasure is in the
grasp when shrek comes up from
Jordon's wave, and the soul sinks into
the arms of the second death. o, eve
~ hour, LIES sands are sliding from be-
meath inoautious feet, and with SINS IA
tai flower in the unconscious hand, the
trifer goes to his doom. Thesreqniem
Of such q departure is the echo of the
question. g shall a man
giyein exchange for his soul r"-Aney
Messenger.
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sHERIFF.s SALE.

Luther, Grail & Co..
vs.. In Cuyahoga Com. Pleas.
A. II. Palmer. ct. ally
DURSUANT to the command of, an execu-
Il ton, duly issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cuyahoga County, to me direct
ed, 1 will expose to public sale at the premises
of J.. NJ. Gorham in the townohip of Sullivan,
Ashland County, Ohio, on
Saturday, the lst-doy Of March,
A. D., 1856, between the hours of ten o'clock
A. NJ, and four o'clock P. NJ, ofsaid day, the
following desert ed Goods and Chattles, as
the pr operty of j. NJ. Gorham, to wit Two
brown Mares, one bay four year ODD hors - ne
roan three year old Horse, three two year old
Colts, eighty Sheep, and one pleasure Buggy.
Tern S of sale, Cash.
JOHN D. JONES. Sheriff.
Feb. 6, 1856. a6ts-pfS2,50
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GSs g Mlnse.
The Sleeping Child.
By LEIGH HUNT.


By LEIGH HUNT.
Abrook went dancing on its way.
From bank to valley leaping.
And by its sunny margin lay
A lovely infant sleeping.
The murmur Of The purling stream
Broke not the spen which bound him,
Like music breathing in his dream
A LULLABY around him,
Il is a lovely spot to view,
Within this world ofsorrow,
= One spot which still retains the hue
That earth from heaven may borrow
And such was this-a scene so fair
Arrnyedi in summer brightness,
And one poor beingresting there,
One soul Of radient wilderness.
To cast their sunshine DER thee2
What chord unites thy seulto heaven,
Where visions glide before thee ?
For wandering smiles of cloudless mirth
hoierthy features beaming.
Say not a thought form of earth
Alloys thine hour of dreamingt
Sleep, lovely babe.-for times cold touch
Shall make these visions wither,
fssYouth and dreams which charm so much
Shall fade andf fly together.
Then sleepl while sleep is pure and mild,
Ere earthly ties grow stronger,
When thou shalt be nomore a child,
- And dream of heaven no longer.
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HelmbOld'S Genuine Preparations.
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED.
Compound Fluid Extract
ESUCHaU. sax

For diseases eff the Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
Diseases, Structures, Weaknesses. and all dis
eases of the Sexual Organs, whetherin Male OF
Female, from whatever cause they may have or
iginated, and no matter of how long standing
Ifyou have contracted the terrible disease when
when once seated in the system, VIII surely GO
down from one generation TO another, unoefmln--
ing The constitution and sapping the verg ~
fluids of life, do not trust yourself in the hands OF
Quacks, who start up every day in a city like this
and fill the papers with glaring iaisehoods, toe cfru
calculated to deceive the young: and those not
acquainted with their tricks. Yon cannot be too
carefu1i in the selection 5f a remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Exsdact Buchu has been pronounced
by eE1inent physicians the greatest remedy ever
knwon. 1t is 4 medicine perfectly p1easantin itas
taste, and very Innocent in its action, and yet SO.
thorough thatit annihIlates every Particle of the.
rank and poisonous virus of this dreadful disease =
and, unlike other remedies, does notdry up the die
case in the blood.
Constitutional Debi1it-, brought on by sslf abuse,
a most terrible disease, which has brought thou.
sands ofthe human race to ultimely graves: thus
bursting the brilliant hopes OF parents. and blight
ing in the bud the glorious ambition OF many a no.
BILE youth can he cured by this %Infallible RemeaVk.
And as a medicine which must benefit e everybody.
ON the simple delicate to the confined and des.
pairing invalid. no equals to be found actingbofh
as a Cure and preventive
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Gb0itt Mlistellaup.
"A FRAGMENT.

EnIEra- - - la.Ta
We find the following article from the
pen of " Fanny Fern" in the New York
Dutchman. We wish that lady's arti-
eles were always as unexceptionable in
style and sentinent:
g This is a heartless life to lead" said
Mabel Gray, as she unbranded her long
hair, and laid aside her rich robe. at
is a life n might lead,soere there no
life beyond. "When I left the heat
ed ballroom tonight, the holy stars
keeping their t~ireless watch, sent a thrill
through me and the little prayer that
fused to say at my dead mothers knee,
came unbidden to my lips. There's Let
~, now ; she's happier than her mis-
tress. Come here, child; unbraid my
hair, and sing me that little Methodist
hymn of yours
Jesus, I my cross have taken.
THAT will do-thank you, child; now
you may go. What a sweet voice she
has ; either that or my tears, have eased
my heart. Tn too restless for sleep.
How softly the moonlight falls to-
night and gears hence, when these my
red sleepers shall have sunk into their
dreamless rest, earth will still be as fair,
the silver moon viii ride on as trium-
phantly. How many sad hearts she
looks down upon tonight and never a
thanksgiving has gone up from my lips
for countless blessings! Soft sleep with
balmy touch has closed these thankless
eyes; the warm fresh blood of youth,
and health, has flowed on unchecked by
disease. I have set at the table of
Olives" while Lazarus has stared at
the gate. The gold and purple robes of
sunset has be rover for me; the blue
vault Of heaven arehed over my head
e~verchanging feecy cloud has gone
drifting; the warm sunlight has kissed
open the flowers I love; the green moss
has spread a carpet for my careless foot
I have reVelsd in all this beauty and lug
ury, God forgive me! unmindfl Of
tie giverw
Dear reader, shall it be only at " Be
tAesda's Pooln that you seek your Ben
factor While your life cup o~Uer7aovs
with blessings wAen tbs aoarps blood
courses ssolftly, shall there come no gen
erous response to that still small voice,
+" Jesus Of Nasareth passeth6y!
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John Wierman
VS.. In Ash. Com. Pleas.
William Rigby, ct ally
DULSUANT to the command of an execu
l. ton, duly issued in the above case from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland Coun-
ty, to me directed, 1 will expose to public sale
at house on lot number two in Ports addition
to the town of Orange, in Ashland County, on
Monday, the 10th dag Of March,
A. D., 1856, between the hours of ten o'clock
A NJ, and four o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the
following described Goods and Chattles, to wit:
One Sink, one mantle Clock. one Bureau, eight
Chairs, one Cupboard, one Dining Table, two
Bedsteads. one Box Stove and Pipe, one Rock
ing Cradle, and two Stands. Also on the
same date, at the door of the Court House, in
Ashland County, between the hours rs afore-
said, the said lot number two,i lin Ports addi-
ton to the town of Orange, in Ashland County,
and State of Ohio, as the property of William
Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN D. JONES, Sheriff.
Feb. 6, 1856. 36ts-pfS3,5 SO
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Carriers Spanish Mixtur.
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Not a particle Of Mercuryin aLet
tie afflicted read and ponder

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give elasticy to the step, and improve the generai
health IN a remarkable degree. beyond ell the med
icines ever heard OF.
The large number ofcertifcates which We have
received from persons from all parts ofthe United
States, is the best evidence that thsreis no Humbug
about it, The press, hOtel Keepers. magistratess
physicirns, and public men. well knownato the
full effects OF this L BLooD-PURIFIER.
Call on the AGENT and get a Circular and alma
est of all Medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed by &
Va to whom all orders for supplies and agencies
must be addressed.~
And-for sale ~ r. Il. cnupsS Co Ashisnd.D
vile, J. HOFFMAN. Jeromeville. N. Tyler, Mohecan.
vile: A. Stoner, Lakeviiles station, D. 4. stoekmsB
and ANDERSON & Rowan. Loudonyiile and Dealers
Jan. ass nsaIe
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-02-20
GeaaI Notifies.
SALE.

Luther, Grail d Co..
In Ashland CONNER
Palmery Alexan- Pleas.
der Porter, ct. al.
PURSUANT to the command of an alias
IL Vendi and an alias Fl. Fa., duly issued
from the Courtof Common Pleas of Cuyahoga
County and State of Ohio, to me directed, 1 will
exposet to public sale, at the premises owned by
Alexander Porter, in Sullivan Township, in
Ashland County and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the lSt day Of March,
A. D. 1856. the following described Goods and
Chattels, as the property of Alexander Porter,
to wit Seventy tons of Hay, more or less, in
stacks, barns and out~-buildings on the farm of
said Porter, in Sullivan township, in Ashland
county. Also fifteen head of Steers, six Cows,
five yearling Calves, two two year old Colts,
one yearling Colt, one spring Colt, one pair of
work Mares, netwo-horse Wagon, one Now
ing Machine, and one hundred and eighty
bushels of Corn, more or less, in tie ear. The
above Goods and Chattles to be sold subject to
q former levy in favor of E. N. Gates. Terms
of sale-cash.