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Saying GRAcE'--oLD CUSTOMS.


Probably few of our friends, who are
in the daily habit of saying grace" at
meals, are aware that this beautiful. and
truly Christian custom, was borrowed
from the ancient heather Greeks. BY
them the table was the altar Of friend
ship, hospitality, and piety. TO break
bread together" was q pledge of friend
ship and among enemies, was not only
a pledge of hospitality, but of protec.
ton. "He has eat at my table," was
equivalent to saying, he is my guest and
under my protection.
The Greeks never partook Of any
meat, until they had offered a part of
it, called grace. or a gift, to the gods,
accompanied by a short prayer. Chris
%tlans, in adopting the custom, have left
out the grace. or gift, and affixed the
name to the prayer.
How large a portion CT the Christian
world are far behind the hcathen Greeks,
in gratitude to God for his mereics.
Another custom, which it would be
well for the Christian world to adopt,
was instituted as early as 7l3 years be-
fore Christ. It was a feast on New
Years day, at which all old ~grudges, i'll
will and animositics were laid aside and
forgotten, and the new year commenced
with a clean record. This feast, dedi-
Gated to Janus, whose temple was shut
iu times of universal peace, was a stat
ute of limitation to all old chickering's,
and hostility. 1t was instituted by Nu-
ma, emperor of Rome, and nen from
the Romans to the Greeks; and from
them, tie custom of feastirg Oh New
Years day has spread through the world
What a pity that the Christian world, in
adopting this part Of the custom, omit
ted the other. 3
Probably few have any idea of the
origin of making presents on New Years
day. 1t had its origin 740 years before
Christ, in a gift of wood by the inhab;t-
ants of Sabines, to their king, Titus
Tatius. Pleased with the idea, the
king authorized the custom, or rather
sanctioned it, and it became universal.
The custom has come down from that
heather age to C~hristendom, and will
probably continue as long as time exists,
Many of our other laudable Christian
customs, if traced up, would be found to
have their origin in the heaahen ages.
The light of nature, which guided them,
shone with a brilliancy not as intense,
but almost as unerring, as that which
guides US at the present day.
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ASIATIC MYSTERIES.

The Amsterdamshe Courant contains
the following:
alt is well known that the East Indi-
ans have many inventions unknown to
Europeans, and that they possess Sc
crets incomprehensible to us. The Chi
nese understood the art of printing sew
eral centuries before the western nations,
and they also used gunpowder a long
time before it was known in Europe.
In Bengal the art Of serpent charming
strikes foreigners with establishment.
In Chilli the Spauiurds instituted a sys-
tenn of rapid correspondence by means
of the human voice, which at t hat peri
cd went ahead of every other mode of
communication. In the kingdom of
Montezuma videttes were established at
stated distances who transmitted the or
ders of the government and forwarded
information with the utmost rap dity
from n end of the kingdom to the 9th
err.
at is a recognized fact in British In
dia, that in 1915, the government of
Bengal received no notice of q sudden
revolt of the tribes of the interior. His
informapts proved that the natives had
obtained information of the allies hav-
ing lost the first day of Waterloo,
(Quartress Bras.) The rebels also
knew a short time subsequently, that
the battle (Waterloo) had been gained
by the British and their allies. Three
S0eeks later the governor received official
notice Of this event, which news had
been Immediately expediated to him by
means of couriers dispatched from the
battlefield.
az similar circumstance has just ia
ken place. Letters receiv d this week
from Calcutta announce that the Euro
pean mail is awaited with much anxiety,
as the people of the interior have alrea-
dy received the anticipated news of the
conclusion of peace. The news, of which,
as yet, the European population knew
nothing, because no mail had arrived,
had reached Calcutta in advance of
steam, and wen distanced the telegraph
from Bombay to Calcutta
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They never did do more than give a temporary
reiietand they never will. ItIs because they don I
touch the CAUSE of the disease. The CAUSE
al! ague and bilious diseases is the atmospher.
poison called MiaSua or Malaria NeutraliZe IN.
poison by its NATURAL ANTIpoTE, and all IT,
eases caused by II disappears al once. Rhodes 80
yer and Aguc Cure is his Antidote to Malaria, an
moreover-f it is a perfectly harmless medicine
The certificate OF the celebrated chemist, j. r. Chit
ton, of New York, to this effect, is attached to ev-
cry bottle therefore il il dues no COED ii Can do
no harm.
Thisis more than can he said ofQuinine, Arsenic,
or any OIL er tonic in existence, as their use is ru
inous TO the constitution ard brings on DUN b
AGUE, which never allows a person to feel per-
fectly well for a single moment In illustration
of these truths ! annex some eXtraotsT from a letter
just received from Il Physician:
GEORGETOWN, OHIO. March 81, 1856.
JAS. A. RHODES, Esq.-near Sir: Yours Of
Cd inst Is at hand. The Cure arrived late last year
and the difficulty in getting any one to try it was
greatly increased frUin the fact that u remedy had
been introduced which was growing in favGl with
the public, as being better than using Quinire.-
not knowing presume that the remedy they used
to escape Ia ling Quinine, contained The DRUG
ITSELF!
This remedy, tknown as "Smith's Tonic y
would invariably BREAK an ague, but it dill no.
CURE it, as II world often return with renewed
vigor. This one circumstance I deemed IN your
favor, i'll could institute 4 test cOmparisOL he
tween it and your CURE. The following is the
result:
Tn &c persons took your Cure" all OF whic h
were cases of = Quotidian Intermittent Fever"
of many weeks standing. Tney had tried Quinime
and other remedies, occasionally missing a chill
but it vas, las in all cases.) slowly wearing sh0m
out. and laying the foundation of other and sever,
er .ma'adies. 1 did succeed in efccting a radical
cure Of all three of these cases with your remedy,
and they have not had q chill since. In all three
ofthese cases The smiths Tonic - had b=su Haed
and would. as b fore stated, break The chill, hun
after 4 pei led OF Two had elapsed it would return.
think there will he NO difficulty now in giving
to your Cure " The vantage ground OF any other
remedy now in use here. &r. sc.
WILLIAM BUCKNER, II H..
RHODES and AGUE CURE, OF AN IL
DOTE TO MAbARiA. tie only harmless IeIHcdy
in existence. Is egralIy rcriain as a PHEEEN-
Y as CURE" Take il when you feel the
chiils coming On, and you will never have a sin
gle one.
JtMES \. RHODES. Proprietor Providence. RI
Fnr sale by Druggists generally.
Wlulcs1ic Agents. -. Luuis, u. BLNKSi.ENt
Chicago. tE|l.iI RHpS. Ashland, u 81. ME
tINGr y. ROEi.A II CHTBR. u Co. EUi.iN
* I!tANE. A;nil ~. ISJ6-?ihi6
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MistfIlanfons.
4 The Bachelor's Dream.


Ea The Bachelors Dream.
The following cat-a-baehelorical lines Illu.
trate the easy step from the sublime to the II
tdieulous
A bachelor sat at his blazing CRATE,
vuaAnd he fell into a snooze,
And he dreamed that DER his wrinkled patc
Had been thrown the nuptial moose.
A rosy boy came to his side.
And bounced on his knee,
And back from his beaming face he shook
Fair curls in childish glee.
Then clear rang out his childish voice,
He shouted aloud" Papa,
Idon't love anybody else
SIS But you and dear mama"
Oh the bachelors heart o'er-ran with JOY
So long by love unlit,
And from its unseen depths poured out
Affection infinite.
outstretching arms of strength unshorn,
He hugged-HIs OLD Ton CAT,
Which, as twas wont when master snoozed,
Had leaped into his lap.
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miscellaneous.
Incorporated May o, 1851.
II

E. G., FOLSOM, A. B. Principal. Professor Of
Tneortical aud Practical, Book Keeping.
w. H. HOLLISTBR, and LAFAN FTrE VORCE
Assistant Profs. in Book Keeping Department.
a. J. PHELPS, Professor of Practical and Orna
mental Penmanship.
R. F. HUMISTON, Lecturer on Commercial His
tory and Art of Computation.
JOHN Il. Lecturer on Mercantile Gus
toms. Banking, Exchange, &c.
Hon. CROWELL, EX-Menlber of Congress,
Lecturer on Com. Law.
Rev. j. 4. THOME, Lecturer on Commercial
Ethics and Political Economy.
ERASTUS HOPKINS, President st. Louis Air.
Line Railroad, Lecturer OIL Railroading, Com
merCe, &c. e
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~SIIERLNF-S SHE.

William Ewait
". :. 1C- ~
William Tils"n and " va" l So
james @. MoliIip.
5GURSCANT 10 tine command of an order OF
I sale duly issued in the above ease from
the Court If C,hnn.on Pleas OF Ashland Coun-
~ 20 me directed. I vii! expose to public sale a!
the door uf the Court house. iii said County, on
NioHHaY, Me 220a d"y n September,
A.. d. l-56, between he hours Of zen o'clock A.
N. and four O'Clock i. HI. Of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, being the south
half OF lot number one, and the whole 81 the
south half of lot number two in the original
plat of tic town of LoudonviIle, Ashland Coun-
~, Ohio. TcrIIs of saie, cash.
JOHN D.. JONES, Sheriff.
August 20, 1856. llts-pf S2,75
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Tn tine ppbiio

EVERY article usually found in Drug Stores.
IL can be obtained at the lowest rates, at
the best Drug Store in Ashland County, kept
by DULIN & CRANE,
In the Sampsel House S;ulc Rom,
Main Street, Ashland, Ohio
April &Gth, 1886. 47tf
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"Are you guilty or not guilty ?" said
the clerk Of arraignes to a prisoner the
other day. "And cure now" said Pat,
"what are ye put there for but to find
that out?"
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DURE Wines and Liquors. for medical,
Z mechanical and Sacramento purposes on
ly, for sale cheap at the Drug Store of
DULIN d CANE.
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DIR EcToRs OF THE H. SIC MILLS:
Jacob Grail, Lcander Carter, }. b. McKennan,
J. W. Boyd, II. Luther. LII Sprengle,
Jonas Freer.
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To tie Ladies.

4 choice selection of Handkerchief Perfu-
N merics. Fancy Soaps, Colonies, Whiteand
Coloring powders, hair, nail and tooth Brush
es, Dressing Combs, of superior quality and
pattern, fancy Jets, &c, for sale by
DULIN d CRANE.
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FACTORY

in your midst, in getting your Wool manufactured
at hon"e. With the most perfect machinery, ar
ranged in the most improved manner the employ
meHt of the
Best Worhmsm from the Eastern States,
and the knowledge of the wants of the farmer and
the merchant, we confidently assure the public
that we can give even much better satisfaction
than ever heretofore. Having purchased tho goods
ofthe old Factory, we are prepared to make ez.
changes on the same favorable terms as last year:
or we will receive
WOOL for MANUFACTURING!
either by the yard or share In this way farmers
can realize from 40 to 6OCents per pound for Wool.
We shall he prepared Tor all kinds of CUSTOM
CLOTH DRESSING, FANCY DYEING, &c, and
shall spare no P3ins nor money to make this tie
best Establishment in the State of Ohio.
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OFFICERS.

JACOB GRAIL, President, Il. J. SPEEEGLE, SeC'ry,
J. w. BoVD, Treasurer,
P RISER, Agent, $. NJ. SMITH, superintendent.
Ashland, June II, 1856. milf
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GOOD NEWS.
READY-MADE eoFF1Ns!

alwayson hand, and funerals ttendcdtoanypar
otthe Country with Hesrse. Particular atten
ton Will be paid to this part of 1.-THE business, and
Cofhns FURNISHED at rates to suit the times. COT
III trimming done at all times and on the short
estnotice, eitherplain orfaney as friendsmay wish,
Ashland, Dec. 10, fe3s. 2e-Hr.
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VISITING COMMIT

VISITING COMMITTEE.
4. C:Browneli, T. P, Handy J L.severance
Jno. b. Waring, Adv. Freese. S. H. Maiher,
+. c. Severance Jno herman, G. "a. Shafrod.
Ii. Nj. Chaplin, ID. .Eells, It. (. Hay.
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WALT PAFER

in great variety, and borders to match. Win
dow paper. various. styles. Oil shades, cur
tain fixtures, cords and Tassels, &c, dc.
Thankful for the liberal patronage" heretofore
bestowed, he would ask his friends and the
public to give him a call and examine for
themselves and then decide whether it will he
to their interest TO purchase athome, when pri-
ces are moderate, or abroad, when blowing is
very profuse and prices high.
Blank work of any size or style, got up on
short notice and of the very best quality ofpa-
per and binding. and at the lowest prices. Or
ders solicited. Merchants supplied with goods
at lowest eastern wholesale prices. o. Store
at the old stand, opposite the Bank.
Feb. ID, 1856. 6n37
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tn Painters

4 Choice article of Linaeed Oil, Leads, Var
n nishes and Painters materials of al
kept constantly on hand and for sale cheap at
DIfLIN IL CRANES DRUG Stnre
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=
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
The Best Alternative Known

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLCOD
The Best Alternative Known
NOT a PARTICLE OF MERCURY KNAITtP
40 Intallible Remedy forscrofula. King's.Es.i
rheumatism Obstinate Cutaneous EIurtion.
PimpIes or Pustules on the Face, Bloteh-
Sore Eyess letter. =
scald-Head, Enlargement and
Pain orthe Bones andJoi r,
Salt Rheum. Stubborn l.
81 GERS, syphAitfc Dj
ders- and all Disea en-. e4:e
rising from aninjudi- ~
cfous use of MerCu eos - -
~. lmprudence .--44eh
in Life, or Impuritv ofthe Blood.
1P Thisgreat elteratIve medicine and Purife
til ntSG rom . all i pa n1fs" Ollie Gy eT1H mi.ed st Gt gEeS Who fs,
tify to tn eremarkablee cures performed by the sfe ct
est of aIGmedicines, ASISHM MIX.
TURE" Neuralgia, rheumatism. ScrofuIa, Errp-
tions on the skin. Liver Disease, Fevers Ulceas.
the Throat, Female Complaints. Pains and kchii.g
ofthe Bones and Joints. are speedily quito flight Ly
using thisgreat andinestimable remedy .xe.v
For ali diseases OF the Blood, N thing has yet
been found to compare with it. 1t cleanSes the
ly on the LIverand Kidneys strengfhensthe Digee-
ton, gives tone to the Stomach makes the skin
feebled bydiseaseo or broken down by the lexcesscs
ofyouth .toits pristine vigo and strength. -IsH
Forth diseases of Females Il is peculiarly ap-
plfcable- and wherever it has become knowhIis
regularly prescribed with the ~happiest effects. It
invigorates the weak and debili;ated and imparts
elasticity u the worn cut frame, clears the skip.
and leaves the Potent fresh and healthy a
all the so-called SarsapariIIas in existence.
The large number fcertifcates which we have
received from persons from all parts oithe Unitta
S ates. is the hest evidence that there's no Humbpg
about it. The press. hotel keepers. magistfsteS
physicians, and pEblic men. well known to- the
community. aIiadd their testimony to the wonder
full effects ofthis GREATBLooD PURIFIER3 ,
Call on the AGENT and get an AlmsI &C, ard
read the details of'asfonishing cures performtdEy
CARTER'S NlSH MIXTURE. OK MOST essFs
WHERE EVERY THING ELSE Rad sIGN.LLY FAILED
The limits of an advertisement Will OF admit
their fulIinsertion. uais5sp
w VI. =. s. co, Pr~OPrietorsS
No. 304, Br0GdpOB- Neo York,
To whom all orders must he addressed. ass
For sale by Druggists AVID Country Merchants
in all parts ofthe United States and the CanadaS,
And forsale. ny r.. H. CHpBE& Co ,Ashlabd.b.
Shrivcr. Savannah. JosEPU KEENTSGER, Hayes
Vile j. HuFFNAN.JeroTeville. Tyler ohcoan-
vile. A. Stoner, Lakeviile sration. T. Stpcknans
and ANDERSON Rowan .LoudoHvilIe and Dealers
i'll MediciHeseveTy where.
Feb. 20. 1856. Iyas 2laN
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TUITION FEE, IN

TUITION FEE, IN ADAANCE.
For entire Mercantile course time Unlimited. 6 40
Same Course for
Twenty Lessons in Pract Penmanship, simply.
Full course in Flourishing, &C. as per agreement
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Wool Growers of Ashland and adjoining Coun-
ties, will you sell US your Wool7 Now is your
opportunity for protecting Home Industry, not by
discussing the tariff question, but by an actual sus-
4 q ~ ont of
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Just Received.
Liquors.

i large supply of Choice Teas, Cigars. To
"A baccos, &c, by DULIN d. CRANE.
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HisfcIlaueous,
WOOL!
SO, 900 lbs. of wcoL WANTED
AT THE
Ashland Union Mills.
$4,000 R OF CLOTH!

WE are now rapidly progressing in the con-
w stru ction of our WOOLE with
double the capacity of the old Establishment, and
we eNnect Ia NJ Manufacture thi wear 81 1.
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Alerebants


&. s. DULIN.l II. L. CRANE
DULIN & CRANE,
EWYEz3a0 AMD R4YAzA
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Turpen:ineS,
Fire f.ass sH Sf fsa..s: esa REssiSafs'
aries, Teas, Tobucco,
GROCERIES, LioUoRS, PATENT MED
ICINES, &C,
in the Sampsel House Store Room, Main street,
Ashland, Ohio
The best assortment of the above named ar
icles ever offered in Ashland County.
To Physicians.
PHYSICIANS of Ashland and hesurround-
ing Counties, can be supplied with a pure
article of medicine and shop ware, on the most
reasonable terms, by DULIN d. CRANE,
In the Sampsel House Store Room.
Prescriptions
carefully prepared at the Drug Store fe
~ Dulin & Crane, in the Sampscl House
Store Room, Main Street, Ashland.
Glassware.
{UST RECEIVED, the largest and choicest
2 assortment of Glassware ever brought to
Ashland, at the Drug Store of
Patent Medicines.
4 IL the most Celebrated Patent Medicines
"A now in use, kept constantly on hands at
the Drug Store of DULIN Il CRANE.
Confectlonaries.
LIE choicest lot of Confectionaries ever
brought to Ashland, to be seen Mt the
Drug Store of DULlN d CRANE
Foreign Fruits.
EIGS, Dates, Citrons, English Currants, Raj
Il sins, Prunes, &c, a very choice lot, just
received at
DULIN d CRANES Drug Store.
Just Received,
i large supply of Choice Teas, Cigars. To-
IA baccos, &c, by DULIN d. CRANE.
Liquors.
DURE Wines and Liquors. for medical,
mechanical and Sacramental purposes on
ly, for sale cheap at the Drug Store of
DULIN d CANE.
Yankee Notions.
MOTIONS and Fancy Articles of all kinds
~ kept constantly on hand by
DULIN & CRANE.
10 Nilliners.
NIILLINERS will be furnished with all
VI sorts of finishing and bleaching materi-
ais, at the owest rates. at the Drug Store of
DULIN d CRANE.
TO Painters.
4 Choice article of Linsced Oil, Leads, Var
n nishes and Painter materials ofall kinds,
kept constantly on hand and for sale cheap at
DULIN d. CRANES Drug Store.
To tie Ladies.
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Business Garos.
81 HgD3DTe9Ma42. 8rTsC
McNnltY House.

4 SHLAND, Ohio, by VIM. McNULTY.
IA Rooms airy and commodious, and table
constantly supplied with all the luxuries of
the season. Patronage solicited.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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NTILLINERS will be furnished with all
w sorts of finishing and bleaching materi-
ais, at the lowest rates, at the Drug Store of
DULIN q CRANE.
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Yankee Eutians.
10 Eilliners.

MOTIONS and Fancy Articles of all kinds
~ kept constantly on hand by
DOLIN & CRANE.
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r. g. Da8Ro
BOOKSELLER AND NTATi0NER,

oOVlh. III-I|1-IN INIED = I 10 VIII.
ASHLAND, OHIO,
U EEPS constantly on hnnd a large assert
Books, Bibles and I'estamcntS, Stationery Of
every variety to De found in the market. Cap.
letter and note Paper, by the ream, 9uire or
sheet. Plain and fancy Envelopes, by the NJ.
G or single pack. Arnold's celebrated Wri-
ting FLUID, in quart, pint, half init OF. OF
4 OF. bottles also red and carmine also sew
elal other v%arities of Writing Inks, in large or
small bottles,
~emgv @@0@ee
pocket knives, port m%onaies, card eases, paper
knives and weights, gold pens in great varie
ty of cases, pens and pen-ioldars in great vari-
ETY. of styles and qualities Ladies travelling
Baskets, work and card baskets, various sizes
and styles.
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ESIGS, Dates, Citrons, English Currants, Raj
Il sins, Prunes, &c, a very choice lot, just
received at
DULIN & CRANES Drug Store.
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RARE CHANCE.
Valuable Property for Sale.

4 t~..strS hon ( s,h lot, III Foudh it.st, or
y SHE n, Is--t ure T. poi
h,.rst- ,,d ~ "a ThHd r,-t tctMe.u 1 VA aud
,tdre tIe.t
All US and -, IN Gaincs street hctwe.n tinh
tni SIKH stf,,t-
1t witt, ~ 4 houss. On s c.3nd street, blow
rem stre.tS
! h1u ami lot C.lnoF 81 Game sti rhntt u.
On ai on -, ,rd Tt op,.slte Cnnina, Mil.
ioi ,n Al iiu str-t brtS Srvhth tnd
Eighth
Al the si,a.e / op.fty wiIi b. s5,ld ytr' eiir,F
thaitne OF SMAILfifLU A HOLM
sptIa cut y .,ri ami SCott
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Loaded SPECIAL NOTICES.


lupsssans s8bvsaales--Os Chez snsa's
Ptlls. me es@bnatlunsof usss~snis IA thsss PHI.
re the result Of long aud extensive practice The,
sre n,,li 10 their oper sitn snd sef,ain IN
Al. ,sres aiArtiss, PAINFUL ss,u.ts all
it-tru1te,us whether from odd olhet~l.., head
ache pam ~ The side p.psion ii., Ia. AT disturb
ell .i-.-p which arise from nierruptrqi u ns'nre.--
Ih.y ,sn be successfully u-s a. preventive Th.,"
pIil- .houid never be taken az pregnancy a. thsN
~.ali sure 10 eause a nl,.csrnasr watr~nt~u purr-
~ ,sretsble, aud from any tf ,lJnrto' 10 III
or health Espl,.t dlr.ctin. wh,eh -hJati ~ A.si
accompany tien b1a Pflc" ~ Fof sal by th'
ptaesi.i. a. Daunpatt and HIM = olipr-nser
ia Island s,git b, sttilhy tnciotinv o. 10 b, Coz
..iia,L Ch.-.-..,n,h, No 1877 BroAi~ay, New iorL
UcJu-siswlmI
Daley. Magical Pain Extractor. 1he v."si
spi principal chara, terisiics"t bAiLfi's hM'f
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR consist
Isl ~ Ia never fstlitg and and nnqp" pfJ,rrt'.
app-.i 10 Any external iniu'y, II check In
su,n,s ION instantly, and rapidly 10 rns u This
,.sturr constitutes IT, great psw. Ia aev isie u
pam Of ba'ns aud ,tal'i-, a'd Of oth'f painful
.ase> ia - incredibly shor, space OF tin. .d
~A appeaf tr..nl ,hr few Testimonials h.'n''' an-
nncd r,rrN nt ll,geni mind !. fuiI, Awst" thst IN
al ass u tst.rusl ,njuty ~ pam j. pr'ir, d :,
inflammation 81 the injured paris, aud th,eio.rI II
y,.u remove ,hs III. "a Ct ,cs-e
~ H. pn,ihr,tist ptOpettrs u.tsttslifr the psi
.an that may lurt tn .ysr'n,, aud Will when Az
plie.i tn sntr~ draw fapidl, all impure matter
H. t,.r suif,c. and j - ~ hrnep ~ grs d e,lgr
II produce ff"m srt.. .c,asiot.'l is haras aud
.hen 7.y.'d todd sal ,n,et'ra'r 81, salt Hhemn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-17

BLACK kEPUBLiCASIsa IN A MISS.
The corner II Second and Perry streets
was enl,vensd this morning by two Black
Repubiica ans, in the shape Of negro man
aud woman, having a free hight The she
one seemed 10 have the best Of Il Z, ON the
way she rained brickbat on cufy's heal