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The storm south--Wreck, &c.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug l7-Capt. Talbot of the
steamer Louisiana reports the loss of the ship Ma
nilla, bound from Bordeaux to this port, with
cargo of brandies. The Manila was owned in
Baltimore and commanded by Capt. Rodgers who
had his leg broken. Capt T. also saw the bodies
of several well dressed persons supposed to be
passengers-also the door of the hatbh of the
steamer Nautilus
wise damaged.
Grand Gallon Island il uniujured-
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SPECIAL DISPATCH
LAYS af N GnlG - nm m N 4.

NEW ORLEANS. August 16-Tbe Nautilus left
Galveston on Friday evening, with thirty passea
gers. thirty thousand dollars in specie, and numer
GUS cattle. She must have been off Last Island
about the period of the gale. There was no insur
ance on the vessel The Texas leaves Tomorrow
to coast in search of the Nautilus
Five persons-three of them Germans of thi.
city-were drowned while out in a boat. Tho
steamer Capitol when about AZ miles above the
city, had her chimnies blown overheard and her
deck torn up. Several of the steamers at the
wharf broke loose, doing good deal OF damage.
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MOBILE, August l6-A great excitement pre-
walls in this city. growing out of the alleged sale
of abolition books by Messrs. Strickland e. Up
seir large stationers. A committee of citizens
was formed and they were ordered to leave the
city in five days, but the excitement increased TO
such extent that they fed Immediately.
The cotton market here thus far ia unaffected by
the storm.
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Depar ture of the Arabia, still leaking bn d.
Iy.-RefusaI of passengers to proceed in

departure Oh inc ATdDtus SIN IeaktDg Dn0-
ly.-RefusaI of passengers to proceed in
her, etc, etc.
HALIFAX, AUG. 10, 1S56.-The Arabia sailed for
Liverpool at two o'clock this afternoon, leaking
badly Extra pumps and two spare boats were
put on board. Capt Stone is instructed to run into
st. Johns Newfoundland, if he finds the ship ma.
king too much water when off that port The
following passengers left the ship here unwilling
to go Oh. Most Of them will wait for the Canada
unless the Atlantic comes here: VIM. Prescott
wife, nurse and two children, Nathaniel Snow and
two sisters, John Blake and wife. Martin Bates
and w Humphrey, of Boston; J FairchiId and
wife; James Gawshaw, J A Bopnafon, of New
York, Edward Prankner, of Saugus; Mrs Henry
Crabtree, Mrs. john Crabtree, of Staten Island; &
Roman and wife, of New Orleans; X McDon-
aid and wife of Hamburg, Mass Ermatnger OF
Montreal; Mr.. Norval, A Higginbottom, Rev. Mr.
Bostfeld, of Canada, and several second cabin pas
sengers. Mr.. Cunard is entertaining the passen.
gers at his residence this evening
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DnHD,

DIED,
q. the ,7th inst, JOHN HARn0Np, infant on
.sW,Ii,.r :, snd Eyeliue r. Bsttoa, aged IA menths
and II days.
MY 49, hv The u's directing ray,
ri,s momeufary elories waists;
The short.livsd bssuties do away.
Yet th.se now using from the tomb
With fustrs brighter far snsn sMns'
Rsviys. with svsr during hlcom,
SAFE from diseases and decline.
n Charlottesville and Baltimore papers p'esss
copy.
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Black Republicans All Of them bus the last,
.ere Eastern virginIaus. reared amid slaves, And
themselves large slavshSlders No one but Horace
eould have veutursd on such . charge; none but
the readers Of the Tribuae could Be expected 70
S~nlfava
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MARINH NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. Aug. 10.
nIeH warm rms DAT AT 8 O'Clock.


stesmshp Jams..own: rsIish. New York. mdns.
. nd pa,seprers, Ludlam Watson.
stesps1 Bsvidsre, Prischett, Baltimore mdze-
II sehr n.w York, Bingham, New York. mdzs, D. 4
/ sehr. Edwin iA.ron, Norfolk, su.no. AeGrud'r''
sssIt virsini.n, Kennedy, Rio, Coffee Dunlop,
sehfs Golden Rule, v.nols'o, Rostlsnd, Ice, B.
sehr. Eliza beth and Elenor Grant, New York, ice,
D king: ...
Schr BSrnsgat Fitchett, James River, whest.,
Schr ID. Larkin, Harris, James River, wheat.
Sloop Gyand Spy. Nnnis, James Rv,r, wheat.
sehr. Wsn; Severe brooks Upper Brandon whea''
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia, mdze,
and passengers, II =. Tnttls
sehr E. Nickerson, kiekerson, New York, mdze,
sehr Lewis MeLain, auckland, New York, flour
schr Jno. Randolph, Granger, via City Point to
Dad for ew York.
schr Moonlight John, Charleston 8. G..
PAssExeERs PER STEAMSHIP JAMssTowk, Lrw
is PARRISH Master, from Now York, arrived yester-
day:
N. G. Whitfield, A. Edwards, Ed Graham, F. L.
Hendricks D. Parry, e. S. Parker, J. Carman, r Yer.
mylery, Dr. r A. Aylett. David Currie VIM. r. But
lei, S. Z. Dove, N. Zeluf e. Brace and lady, Rev J.
J. GENTRY, John Linden. John Cbrlstle, Wn II. Ev-
erett lady and child, w. J. Scott, p Henneberry
and lady, Miss selden, Miss Preston, Miss Z. Parry,
w. Eubank J. F. Moody, John Daltry and lady, NJ.
L. Rogers d. Bridges. VIM Meade, E. Ellis. George
Bell and lady. Miss Thompson: Mrs. Riley. Mrs: Ba-
ker and two children, Miss c. Petry, John Hough, y.
Pierce, 7. D. Evans and lady, and IS in steersse.
Also from Norfolk:
Mrs. VIM. Parrish and three children, J. E. Ford,
B. Morrison, E. Mahoney. Miss NJ: Archer Dr.. V.
Friedman, John Perry, Charles Hobson, David Bar
low. Hy. Belcher ii ". Irwin, g. C. Reid, J. Ryan
hof, f.. A. Bait. Mathew DeanJ, J. B. Magil, S. C.
Inhn. ton.
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A Htupid CaIuniny.

The Black Republican leaders are attempting
10 defend themselves against the charge Of SEQ
nonalism, by assuming that the nsn-slaveholding
portion of the South sympathiss with them. VIM.
H. Seward was the originator Of this idea having,
At speech In Albany, last fall, predicted that SO
strops was tho opposition and hatred Of the non.
.,avehoders of the South against tho Shareholders,
that the abolition candidate would receive the eler.
,or., vote of every State In the Union. The
B,sck Republican journals assert that tho voters
of the South, who own no slaves are the most abb
lac, serfs to the Shareholders and are anxious to
throw of their shackles by cooperating with
p,ack Reconsideration. Horace Greeley Is beeom-
,ne particularly sympathetic towards the non.
.,.vaholdipg white men OF the South, whom he
begins to respect almost As much as he does the
aesro.
what are We to think of the boasted education
and intelligence Of . people, upon whom these
newspapers can boldly palm of such arrant nom
senseY Is there any limit 10 Northern eredul!ty,
II 1t can swallow such humbug, we need no long
or wonder at the facility Of faith which looks up
on Mrs. Stoves imaginative story Of African sor
rows a 30 much gospel. The miserable effort TO
evade the charge Of sectionalism, will only cause
Southern men to laugh. The palpable attempt to
make the North the governing, and the South the
governed, portion Of the Union cannot be denied
or explained away. The very resort to such .
miserable falsehood rs the alleged opposition Of
Southern non shareholders to Bouthern slavshoid.
ess, shows the after desperation of the case.
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e%AuctiOn Motto e.-The attention o
houseke epers is solicited TO sale of Furniture
THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock, at the residence o
Mrs Eliza g. Darlington, on Church Hill. See ad
verrisement. LAhUS SHINE,
=. la--it Auctioneers.
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Fight in Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1s.-This morning politi-
cal dispute took place between Hon. Fayette Nc
Mullen of Va, and Hon. A. P. Granger of N Y,
in an omnibus while riding to the capitol The
former seized the latter and struck him in the eye.
The parties clnched, but were separated by the
passengers.
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PREsEsTATIos MIR. George w. Couch, first
officer Of the steamship Roanoke" has been pre-.
scented BY the shippers and planters In the vicinity
Of Norfolk, with . handsome gold watch, ~ . ses-
,imonia Of their appreciation Of his services IN the
discharge OF his duties, especially during the
In 80 aaaaon
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- Pew Benches mt Aucfion.----Partlca-
lar attention 10 rcquosted to my sale Of the Pew
Benches in tho Basement of the Second Baptist
Chureh, ON Main street, this morning. commencing
at 10 O'Clock. THO6. w. kEESEE,
An Ie-lt Auctioneer.
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Excitement ut Mobile.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug lS Joseph l. Smith, Esq +,
President of the Board of City Commissioners was
found dead in bed this morning
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On the Sd of August, the distinguished men
among the Liberals in the city OF Mexico gaveA
dinner to Gen. Gadsden, at which much warm feel.
ing and sympathy were expressed for the Ameri-
can Minister.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-The schooner Julia
Ann, of Georgetown, S. c., WAS struck by light
ming At that place the afternoon Of the 18th inst
shivering her foretopmast and tearing her sails
A negro on board was also instantly killed while
overhauling the chain. his body was badly mutt.
lated
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The Failure of the Army Bill-RejOicipg
of the Republicans.

WASHINGTON, Aug 1s-The Army Appropria-
ton Bill, has failed in consequence OF the Kansas
amendments by the House. II appropriates Sl4-
100000. The Republicans exultant at its fail.
ure.
The rumors of an extra session can be traced to
no authentic source
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rxrR .oRprN.Rx FRgASK OF NATURE.-Mary,
n negro woman belonging TO DR.. John d. Hnnd'
ley, near MooresvilIe. Ala. gave birth on the iUh
inst TO three living infants, two whites ana one
black 1t will puzzle the medical fraternity 10 &C.
count for this singular event.
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Bishop Polk Of Louisiana, has written letter
on the subject of organizing Southern Education
and building up Southern religious institutions, a.
nart of a general system of defense of which the
South Is daily growing in more need
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PostpOnemcnt of the Sailing Of fhe Cali
f0rnia Steamer
NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-The Steamer George
Law will not sail for Akpinwall until the 22d inst
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FREAK OF NATURE-The Edgeheid - " ~
vertiser says that Mr.. VIM. Gregg, of kalmia,
Edgefield District, has realized this year very
nearly four thousand dollars from sales in the NsW
York Market of peaches raised upon the SAND hii
~ that niatrict
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EOUND-.Un Satur day night between he
L Penitentisry and Candles Hill, SILV "a
WATCH, has two initials in the back of the case
and Knife. The owner get the by prov
ing property and paying expentes. Apply this Of
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The Virginia Washington Monument.

The Virginia WashinGton Monument.
Mr. Greeley having failed to arrest MI Craw.
ford In New York, and induce him to relinquish to
that highly civilized city, {or the due government
Of which some Of Its journals think Vigilance
Committee may be necessarily the great statue Of
Washington, which has excited the admiration of
kings abroad and the envy Of abolitionists At
fo,ns. has now no recourse that We can see, TO
crafty his mpotent Spite but to mutilase and dis
figure the statue soon a. IL shalt arrive In this
country. He ear have NO objection 10 this, Is he
has no scruples In abusing and defaming the char.
aeser Of the man to whom the statue 10 erected
~ the figure Of Washington win be probably
landed iu Norfolk, instead OF New York, Horace
viii have 70 come round 70 Old virginia, where
ne doubt. he win receive due attentions from Z
Aespisab,s peopas.
Among ether sisndsFs Greeley declares that oil
the man 70 whom these statues are erected, were
aboahionists o. Black Republicans, What an lima
gsaftsa - hasi What ~ uncooquerahIe ansipsth :
sefAstsi Washiagtsn Black Republican. Hen
~, MaseD, Js0spes, MAnhaIl Nelson and Levis
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Il q la +, X
WATCH, has two initials in the back of the case
and Knife. The owner get the same by prov
ing property and paying expentes Apply at this Of
hce. au 1876
Ifl CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST.
BETWEEN SAD AND 4TH.-The 18th Academic
Year Of this School viii commence MONDAY,
the oath Of September, and close the 18th july
Classes will be formed to meet the wants OF pup;l.
at every state Of their study of the Ancient and
srn languages the Mathematics and English
Branches au l9d6w
NOTlCk..-Nly son ALFRED having left
! nay house, early in juno last, and il conducting
himssf in very improper manner, by neslectns his
business therefore Twill be responsible for any
debt or debts he en- NAY e S% = sou,, ,,
an ls--lt' City Of Richmond.
X LID GLOVES may be cleaned and made
~ almost equal in appearance to new, BY using the
Gi0vs cssrs," f sn ;sls y Chemist.
10 4th and Franklin streets
EePklT D'AAlOUk OR SPIRIT OF
H LOVE.-The new and popular Handkerchief
Extract, now in use at the French Imperial Court.
IAlDLEY L ROBINSON, Chemist. k.,
suls 4th and franklin streets.
NINATGKE DE- TOILETE DE LA so
CiETE HYeiENIGUE At PARASITIC new
'0' the '''i L idisi I RosiSsoN. Chemists.
auls 4th and franklin streets
LNOA TIA hS w nave
Il Matches which will hurr in the rain wind. il
mite easily. burn freely and when isnited eaanot be
extiusushed except by submergence In wa'er.-
Price ia cents per box.
LAIDLEY ROBINSON, Chemists,
sul9 4th and Franklin streets.
ICE FROM RUCKLAND LAX K.-.Norfh.
ern Ice Of the host quality tRsckiand Lske) can
be obtained the ucst reasonable terms in any
quantities and at any hour from A. n. 10 r N
at the new Ice House Main 7th street,
ne 1t door to the paint shop of g. Y Landrum, Eco.
Those in want Of the article will find it their I'd.
vantage to patronixe the New House. The retail bu-
siness will be continued the nav and old market
Ice houses Particular attention ID given 10 the safe
packing Of lee In hossheads or hoxss to be taken
any dssance by nrcsd or canal boats. at the prin-
cipsl depot on the dock, cppt site 18th ateet
eu l8-fwA ID. KING.
- ECEIVkD..Pcr sseauler jamestown,
IL superior Shifting Cotton 81 6d-; Linen Handler
chiefs, It css; Check Ausiin ~ cts; Csmbric Ia
ci.i Lawns, l7i os supr. Jsaansts q ls To xes II
sl.oo per dox, No. JACOB 4. LEVI.
auis Is Main street,
kL0U H. 500 bbls choice. brands Of city
= and mountain fionl. Extra, Family and Rupcr-
nae, recsivins and for sale by J, FRY.
lSIPEhIOK VIRGINIA. HA1Is-.I1red
n Csps Wsitsr, Of Aibensris. Tor sals b
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LOST.

The Book contains a number of Receipts 1t is of no
value to any but the owner. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving the ut this office.
au I9-lt*
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fIi.hA l. Ia 4. Ash Bs~Oks il Cora ON y.
ID A full supply Of Shriing ana Sheeting Cottors,
constantly kept hand of first rate Isake end at low
prices J. MILLHISER BRO,
an 10 1913 Broad street
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ID ECEIVED..Per sseaucr jamestown,
IL superior Shifting Cotton .. 81; Linen Handksr-
chiefs css.; Check Muslin, I73 cts; Cambria, i2i
ci. lawns i7i oss; supr Jssanets q ls To xels II
30 per dog, 10. JACOB 4. LEVI.
auis Is Main street,
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C0UNTEkPANKs, QUILTS, Gc.-.I
~ have in store mica lot OF Csanterpa, 81 Quilta
furniture Dimity, Ftinses Naptias Curtsia Muslias
Bed Tskip& Cheek, furniture Printa, 10
n0 JACOB 4. LxvY, u Asia Of.
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IRISH LlNENs! Irish LlehNS IAN
ether supply If those remarkably chep Linens at
37A cents Just received per steamer from New York.
Those in want must call soon.
j. MILLHISER BRO
BROAD a RE
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7p9as-,uJTIyTf FOh LYNCHBUKss.--The
SkaeE:s4SSS{4ONLY r E u L r LINE OF
FREIGHT BOATS
Canal Boat Little Tennessee, Capt. Wilkerson.
Do. Fanny, Capt. Myers.
Do. Clinton, Copt. Hill.
Do Lynchburg, Capt. johnson.
Twice . week-Wednesday and Saturdays.
These first class Boats, and commanded By expo.
neneed Captains For freight apply to
WILLIAM P. COX,
North side Basin.
II STORAGE wanted. NH q
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ux rsHSaxH1 ACCO vi 10 ODA T. % N
~ observation-disclosures OF HOURS
ION aad after Tuesday, LIST April
the Accommodation Train of this Company will run
daily (Sundays excepted) between Milford md Rich
nlond. Leaving Milford at O'Clock, a. M, stopping
at the Cottage for breakfast and arrive in Richmond
at 82o o'clock, A. Nj returning will leave Richmond
at o'clock, p. NJ, and reach Milford at Cos p NJ;
stopping for passengers at any point each way.
Fare tbs Same as on the regular trains.
SAMUEL RUTH,
Supt. Transportation.
OFFICE r. r. P. r. Co.,
Richmond March a. I256. NH a5
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wv ny 4 ED, y . y n Il UN.-.A YOU'D,
w Lady, qualified to teach the following Or",s
mental branches Drawing, Monochromsiic Paints
Grecian Painting, Leather and Nsedlework ia ds.;-
Gus Of obtsinins situation in College or Scbo.i
either in the city or country, she woajd be- vil;,
to take classes in the various schools to teach .ih
would instruct in the English branches pof fr,ba.
information address :" r C j." box 25s, RichmopJ
Va An early application is desired '''
an l2-Imt
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NkW B0Ok-.By the author Of "Lighl
IN aud Darkness'-
HOUSEHOLD MYSTERIES, Romance of South
ern Lif~; by Lizzie rettst.
Recsived and for sale by
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tfL0U R.- 5OO bbls choice brands Of city
and mountain ftoni. Extra, Family and super
nne reesivins AID for sale by J. FRY
9 uPEklOk VIRGINIA. HAMs--Lared
n caps Wsiksf, Of Aits1srls. tor sals b
~ u J. J. f1Y.
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n ATTENTION, NATIONAL GUARD
Ia Attend meeting and drill Of your company, at
hi Lafayette Hall, on WEDNESDAY evening, Aug.
uI goth, at o'clock.
Members are particularly requested to be present
business in which each one is interest ed will be
transacted.
Sergeants will summon their squads.
BY order OF Lieut. johnson.
au l9---2t* V. L. FORE, Orderly.
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m WANTED Imme dintcIy a few
~ active. able-bodied YOUNG MfN for m.
XXI United States Dragons detachment of
1& leo will leave for the South Western from.
tier on the 2oth of the present month For further
information, apply at the Mounted Recruiting Rem.
devious" Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan
Hail, between 9o'clock, 4. NJ, and 6 P. M
B. n. ROBERTSON, LIST 1t Draiss
jy 23--lm* Recruiting Officer
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THE TOWN HALL.

GTATED proposals viii be received by the
y Town Council Of Ashland, for he con-
struction and finishing of the Town Hall, as
follows: 4- .4a. A-
First-For the mason work, the building Of
the walls and the materials therefor.
Second--Fo- the carpenter work, the ma
terials therefor. including the finishing and
completion of the entire building.
The work will be let in two parts as above
indicated. 49, ~
Specification and design can be seen at the
office of the undersigned, where also will be
made known the payments.
Proposals to be left at the Mayors office sealed
up, before the 18th of December next. Good
security required to be named in the propo'
sails. WM. OSBORN, Mayor.
Ashland, Nov. &c, 1856. ia SWISS g.
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SHERrFF'S SALE.

Jonas sIober, In PARTITION IN ASHLAND
Jacob stober, ct. al.( ooMMoS Pleas. :
DURSUANT to the command of an order of
j. sale, duly issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Ashland County and State of
Ohio, in the above case, TO me directed, l will
expose 20 Public Sale, at the door of the Court
House in said County, on i:. .,I3s5tsy q II
Monday, the 29M day Of December, {
A.D,, 1856, between the hours of ten o'clock,
A. NJ, and four o'clock, P. NJ, of said day,
the following described Real Estate, situate
in said County Of Ashland and State of Ohio,
and being the north part .ofathe northwest
quarter of section t~hiFty1one t31,3 Township
tw~enty1three i(23,9 of range sixteen $50 con.
tanning sixty-seyen acres, excepting one and
three-iourths acres of said tract in the north
west corner of the same Terms of Sale-one-
third Cash in hand, on therday of sale. one
third in one year., and the residue in two wears
from the day of sale, with interest from day Of
sale. Deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises. Appraisediat nine
teen hundred and fitty-seven dollars.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Nov. &c. 1856. 25ts-pf$4, 12L
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TonicsWon,t Dol

~ - - .1sAWt - = .EIEt1lE
reliefa nd they never will 1tlsbeekuse they onnt
touch the CAUSE OF the disease. Inc OAuSEt
iaH ague aud bilious diseases is tne n.ln1sPheA=--
poisonby {tsiN n,Aa eltGs
eases caused by 1tqisapPear az once. hn9uesrS
yer and Agne Cure isshis Antid0tet 70 n1ahafie. ahc
moreover it is a perfectly harmless medteiae.-.
The certificate Of the ceiebreted caeA1ist.J. .Chil-
cry bottle therefore II II does no gooasl San 40
no harm. :.sff > xJI 80
Thisis more than can DC SAID oieninine. Assehru'
inous 10 the constitution ard brings on DUNE
fectiy we'll for a single moment. In tianstFation
Of these truths IlaHpeS oMeextrastsHon . letter
Il ~ GEoRGKEoWN, OHIO, Marsbe7, 1855
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! Graal Notiees,' &f.
;of SHERIFF'S SALE.
Thomas j. Bull, \ In Richland, County,

lsi;o SHERIFF'S SALE.
Thomas J. Bull. In Richianda County, 10
Daniel Pretsman, Common Fleas! ~
PURSUANT TO the command Of an alias
i vendi expouas, duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas Of said Richland
CountyY and State of Ohio, ~ me9 directed, |
will expose to public Sale at the door Of the
Court House. in Ashland County, on .t1"t9i
Monddy, the 2and 1y'gD December,
A. D., 1856, between the hours of ten O'Clock
A. NJ, and four o'clock PM, of said day gthe
following desbribed real estate to wit ; Lots
number sixteen (l6); twenty-five, l22l; TWEEN.
ty-three (23); and ieighty-one tsI); in the towI
Of Loudonville, in said Ashland County, and
State of Ohio. Terms of sale, cash. be956
JOHN J. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
November 10, 1856. - 24ts-pfS2.50
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

Also the repeal Of the act of ls4l,
which gives the Postmaster General dir
cretionary power to maks new CONTRACTS
for ocean steamship service. He alluds
to the Remembering the branch fron
New Orleans to Havsna-that ther
are now foar ocean steamship lines rue
ming out of NeE York.
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Earn for Sale.

TINE undersigned wishes to sell his fsrm; STU.
Il ate in Ashland County Ohio, OF INC ne n ron
Savann an ind Ave miles west OF Aselsna, a..
tanning aa9 acres There is on .fhS ! fs ntnes E 3out.
No. /. l.ree orchard of choice Fruit Trees
two good Springs Of Wster iis ip sse,!entr .as /.
wen timbered ina very healthy LoGa.iIn nm
Ferns made known.on, application Up ine lph'
.dsrSfgned On the pre- mises: - p.pp
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