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81 Who shot that arrow into the heart
of Gov. JOhRsonl win not some one Of
his friends explainl There is considerable
curiosity TO learn who the consummate
archer is.
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WHO ARE THE BLESSED?
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Who Are the Blessed:
Or, MEpITATIONs ON THE BEATITUpES. containing
l. An Introduction. 6. The MercihlI
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One vi, limo Cloth
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rProf. Rabbit, while leoturin,

FProf. Babbitt, while ~lecturine
on Esthetics in the country, was accus,
ed by some one of lacking originality
He retorted by remarking that the pow
err of mere originality was nothing more
than q monkey could excel in. but to re
deem himself in the eyes of the critic
he produced the following burst, which
he trusted was both original and pow
erful: &c.,
Beauty is triumphant, buoyant. angus, eter-
nal and tremerdousi Iteis musical as sum
shine, bright as a thunder peal. and grandilo-
ournt as the immortal rafAbow that swept the
high heavens of the sky, circling around just
behind the sun among the hierarchy of the stars,
where Jubiter was cU-whizziHg onward and on
ward until oneend of it faded Inevitably away
and the other eLd soon smashed up and was
lost In the eternitality of neverrDoreness be-
yond all power of EXPRESSION. Live forever,
then. oh Beauty {! flash, sing shine, MARBLE,
Elelodize. thunder, dazzle, resplendity the
mountains, trausmogrify the valleys, hang the
world with jewels. the stars with gold, the
moon with silver. the sun with lightning ;then
each sing o song that shall never end let the
sun lead N bass, the moon in soprano, Jub:ter
in tenor AID Menus in alto. and when the mil
lions of stars shall have joined the chorus,
send them chanting over the eternal heights of
he-veii. on the wings of the ages, into glorious
foreverness
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Lute,s Panorama Of Great Events

Lute's Panorama Of Great Events
of American History.-The exhibition
of this magnificent Panorama, we are
happy to announce, our citizens will have
an opportunity of witnessing tomorrow
Thursday evening, at the Disciples
Church. The following are some of the
principal scenes Columbus before
the Spanish Sovereigns," Landing OF
the Pilgrim Fathers 1" Defeat OF Gen.
BRADDocK,n First Prayer in Congress"
+" Battles of Bunker Hill and Trenton"
+" Surrender of CORVALLIS" and a great
many others equally worthy of notice.
The scenes are SO arranged and connect
ed as to exhibit all the great vents con-
nected with our history, from the first
sailing Of CoLuMBUs to the close of the
Revolution. j. Fl. PowERs, ESQ, nm
accomplished gentleman, is the lecturer.
We hope the exhibition will be literally
~patronized by all our citizens. Admis-
sion 25 cts.-Family Tickets 81. Doors
open at 6 o'clock-canvass will com
mence moving at 7.
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Lyceum.-We are glad to see our
Lyceum progressing SO finely. The
meeting last Saturday evening was well
attended, and the discussion animated.
The came question will be discussed
next evening, viz,-"Resofred, That the
Immediate annexation of the Island of
Cuba to the United States is e~xpcdient."
A few ladies favor the Lyceum with
their presence each evening, but we
should be pleased to see a much larger
attendance. Our young people. bowev-
er, for whose benefit the Lyceum was
started, manifest a deplorable van of
interest in this matter. Must it be said
of the young people of Ashland, that
they care more for frivolous social en-
joyments than they do for intellectual
improvement? We trust not.
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Din. RoBAck's SUccEss.-We have al.

ways been inclined to receive with doubt the &C
counts Of wonderful cures in desperate cases, witA
which the proprietors of potclt medicines are &C
cnstOmed to garnlsi their advertisements. tat the
effects produced by the Scandinavian Remedies of
this distin cuished Swede are so notorious, and so
amply verified by direct personal testimony, as 10
put doubt and suspicion out OF the question. The
cures. as reported by The patients themselves. COM
prehend nervous complaints, dyspepsia, bilious
disorders, fits, rheumatism, and almost every spe-
cies of disease affecting the stomach the skin. and
the organs or Respiration. Under these ciTcunl-
stances we cen have no objection in giving suck
important facts publicity in our columns. Hamlet
dreamed of in your philosophy" and every day
convinces US that the science of medicine is not
the excl sivc property OF 1.-THE faculty." DIR. Ro-
hack has acquired fame and fortune ny his success
fIl treatment of disease, and his Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills are in general demand See Ad-
vertisement. 4w26.
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Furniture.

Furniture.--T. 6. YEARrcK has just
received at bis Wareroom. q few doors
above the McNulty House, a fine stock
of Fu~roitnre, the best ever brought to
totn- We were particularly pleased
with his Sofas, Chairs. and Cottage Bed
stesds. some of which are fit to grace
Any psrlor. Mr.. YEARIckdeserve cred-
q for bis perseverance,. and we hope our
citizens will manifest their sympathy
for him in a substantial way, by extern
ding to him the liberal patronage he SO
richly uerits, which is all he asks.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-12-17

Tne uome Journal always has been,
and NO doubt always will be, while under the
editorial care of Morris and Willis, the most
re6ned and elegant family newspaper extant.
The series for 1857 will contain new attractions,
new features, and new type. The editors will
continue to devote their time and abilities to the
work. N. p. Willis proposes, in addition to his
usual picturings OF kome-life, aud rural family
sympathies and interests. out doors-and-in. TO give
more of his valuable q Letters on Health. !" which
his experience enables him to write, and which
have been SO widely quoted, both at home and
abroad, and also " series of Portraits of Livir G
characters" General Morris, besides his usuelcon
slant labors upon the several departme nts OF the
paper, will make it the 'woof on which to broider
first the new sketches. songs, ballads, ETC.. Eug-
gested by the history and events of the passing
time.4T. b Aldrieh, the gifted young poet, whose
productions have recently created such q sensa-
tion in literary circles. has prepared an original
prose poem. entitled the " Rose of Glen Lodge"
which will be published In numbers, from week
to week. Genio G. Scott will continue his Piqncnt
and popular papers on fashion, gossip, romance.
ETC., which have proved so Undressing to ladies'
Besides these constant writer's, the Home Journal
has q corps of corresp ondentS, wholly unsurpass-
ed, in the society of New York. and through these
gifted anil refined 'mediums," its readers are kept
appraised of all that occurs new, charming and in
structive, in the brilliant circles OF city life. For
the health. the moral Improvement. and the relig-
ious culture OF families. the editors watchfully
gather every new suggestion. and carefully chron-
icIe all signs of progress and utility. b. unceas-
ing vigilance and industry, and by skill. acquired
by long and successful practice, they will, un-
doubtedly, still keep the Home Journal undisputed
as the best family newspaper in existence. The
terms are two dollars a year, in advance. Address
Morris & Willis, New York.-Nep York Day Book
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The Necessity Of Resreation.--eames

The Necessity of Reereation.--Games
gaieties. sports, spectacles, there will be,
as long as men have limbs, or eyes, or
ears. The development here is as nat
ural as it is in the arts. You might as
we'll talk of e~xtirpating music and pain
ting, as of driving the common amuse-
ments out of the world. Now, there
are abuses of these things What are
we to say to the abuses ? Let them
crush down and destroy the things them
seives"-do We sa52 But they cannot.
Then let them be cut of. There %isreal-
Iy nothing else to be done. Elevate,
refine. purify, the public amusements.
Let it not, as is tee common, drive them
to ~licence and extravaganza; but let it
throw around them its gentle and holy
bonds, to make them pure cheerful,
Archaeological to the great ends of
life. What a blessed thing for the world
were it, if its amusements could thus be
rescued, ~redeeRsed, and brought Into
heservice of its virtue and pietyl
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REASON AND Common SENsE.-Our

readers may remember we have on several oCca
sions spoken in very eulogistiC terms of . prepara-
ton which DIR. Seth s. Hance, 100 Baltimore
street. Baltimore, Md, has discovered for the cure
of Epileptic Fits. Now in doing so, we have been
actueted by the very hest motives, viz: the allie
Walton ofhuman suffering. From circumstances
Ehich have lately come to our knowledge, we
fear there is a certain class of persons who are
not disposed to try this remedy in a common
sense manner. We allude to the fact of selecting
: particular case in d town W here perhaps there
are six or eight cases, and trying it on one case.
Now, perhaps the ase selected might be the only
one of the whole number that it would not cure.
This is neither doing themselves nor the medicine
justice IL tozen persons were stricken down
with cholera in one town or neighboThood, would
they all send for a physician. or would only one
employ him, and wait and see il he cured the first
patient! That plan OF procedure would be most
absurd. So i'll the case Of DIR. Hance's remedy, ev
cry one who has Fits should try il FOR a reasonable
iengGh of time. II viii not cure in 4 dag or week ;
nothing worth doing can be accomplished at once.
What is easily undone. The growth of time is en-
during. From the most respectable testimony we
have examined, we feel assured that by a proper
pc perseverance in this remedy. nine cases OF Epilep-
sy out Of ten may be cured The Pills are sent by
mail free Of postage to any part of the world.
Price: one box q two 4 twelve "a. You will
find the address above. 4w26.
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FA letter wilh the following v!

LA letter with the following writ
ten on its face, wssreceived at the Prov.
iden-e post office on Monday from Bos.
ton
In Providence, RhodeI Island. Tim Braddock
poorly paid,
Works. lives and sleers. at present and damn
his sickly trade;
His big and vulgar beard It's said, Disguised
all his friends.
Aud out of town they Kicked the eur. that he
might make amends.
To Prosidence he turned his sseps-wheel-mak-
ing gives him Feeh-
Give HIM this letter when he ea1ls-I hope
twill do him good
And il he sputters when he sees what l have
written hare.
Crack the old Hill on on the sncnt-he's nc
IN friends here nor there"
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Woman's Will Some fellow who has
probably had his nose twinged for his
impudence by some indignant woman,
takes revenge by libeling the whole sex
in the following style:
Dip the Atlantic ocean dry with a teaspoon:
twist your heels into the toe Of vour boot make
postmnsters perform fully their promises. and
subscribers pay their printer send fishing
hooks and fish for stars get astride of a gossa
MGR and chase a comet when the rain is COM
ing down ke the cA'arlct of Niagara. remeIn-
Der where you left vour umbrella choke a
musquito with a brickbat hold Gihrnlter ont
at arms length; pick your teeth with n streak
of lightning ; in short. prove all things hitherto
considered impossible. to be possible. but new
er attempt to coax n women to say she WILL,
when she has made up her mind to say she
woN'F'
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: 81. Ruth" Gosh" the Type and
Groceryman up street. has received a
fne lot of toys and s~weetmeats. for
Christmas and New Years "Josh :"
grows better looking as he grows older.
AID is aivsys disposed to be accommnda-
ting whom the ladies call on him. Give
him . call, ladies. when you wish to
make your anasai purchases in this
line.
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r. r. R.-ALMosr DEAp.-Some of

80 49, 49, al I'M ~
the most heart rendipg scenes daily take place in
our great cities. Amidst the most severe >uHeTing
and Affections Of poverty and disease there some
times appears a helping hand On Que Of the cold
fellow, who was nearly frozen to death, was
picked up ont Of b -Oadway, aud taken tO the Sixth
driven =py II we streets for shelter. becoming
~NearIr- and hsd not his desolatc AID
dangerous situation been noticed by SOME kind
passenger on the stree l." "a COrOneT's verdict
W.nld have been Frozen TO death" Fortunately.
however. TOR the poor fellow .LhcT. was some lie
in him. Eadwa = Ready Relic was applied, some
orousiy with it. II soon brought back the warm
blood 10 bis veins, and set il circulating healthful-
Iy u refaeshed and invigoratrd hun. ard the poor
TroZeH lump 81 q 'sIeeTteHcd moIaiIty- was once
more e live aud healthy man. For ChiIblains,
Frost Bites. Frozen Limbs, Railways Ready Re-
lief is a overelgn remedy.
IEESnEN, Weakly Co., Tenn, Dec. 81, 1855.
I, JkPTHA GA DiSER of the above place. do
publish, that for many years | have been afflicted
with Rheumatism. and on the evening Of Deem
Der goth, 1855 while walking in nay yard. ] fell
with great violence on the ice. bruising The knee
pan very badly. further certify that on the above
day, DR.. John J Beneuict, travelling agent of Rad
way GO. arrived at this place, and hearing of
my heavy fall and the terrible complaint that al
htcted NE, me to apply Railways
Ready Relief, which | Gid, and in 4 very short
time the pain ceased, the swelling abated, and 1
free from pain. ( have tried several , Their RENE
dies, but found no relief. In cases of extreme pain,
Railways Ready Relief is far preferable to ali 9TH
er remedies if any one doubts the truth ofsthis
Certificate, let them call on me at my residence.
or write to me at Dresden, Tenn, and | Will give
them ful! information.
For years Mr.. Gardiner had suffered the tOrtur-
ing pains Of Rheumatism. he was unable TO - ak
W Without the help of stick. On the 29th of Deem
Der re first tried the X. x. ReIief-on the 3lst he
Let all who are crippled or bed-riden, think OF
this. 2w2s.
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THE STATE OLE OHIO. ASHLAND COUNTY, SIS.

- AuDuoRs OFFICE, ASHLAND, November 81, 1856.
1T IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, that the foregoing is a true isto fLands and
Town Lots living and being in the County of Ashland, Delinquent for the Taxes,
TnteresH nd penalty, of the ears A. D. 1855 and 1856 Notice is hereby given
to all concerned, that the whole of the several Tracts of Land or Town Lots in
said list contained as aforesaid, or SO much thereof asw will be necessary to pay
the taxes, interest and penalty charged thereon, will be sold at the Court House,
in said County, on the second Monday of January, A d 1857, being thu l2thdny
O said month, by the County Treasurer. and to continue from day u day initial
are sold or offered for sale, unless such Taxes, interest and penalty be paid before
that time ISAAC GATES, Auditor of Ashland County.
n. B. Many persons owning Lands and Town Lots in the foregoing list, may
of January next. Such persons ned give themselves n uneasipess, as We will
compare the list with tho Treasurers books before selling the sam N all h
have paid previous to that time will not bel included in such delinquent SALE
November 25. 1856 -25-4w. - ISAAC GATES a. A. G.
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miscellaneous.
Disease Vanquished
BY DR.. R0backs E~candinaFian Remedies!

By-Uf. h0DackS Scandillaflan henc0leE!
A FTER years of study, analysis and ex-
n pertinent, DIR. Roback, the eminent Swe-
dish Physician succeeded in producing amedi
cine from the mountain herbs of his native
land, which acts directly upon the cause of
disease in the blood. and by restoring the cor
rupted fountain of life TO n condition of health
and purity, expels disease from the system
wherever it may be located, or whatever may
be its character. Indigestion, nervous com
plants, eplleptic and other fits, coughs, con
sumption in its early stages. sore throat, bron-
chItis, fever and ague, asthma. low spirits, sex
ual incaPacity, feminine weakness, pr;eking of
the skin, s~ymptomatic of paralysis, iheuma-
tlsm, neuralgia, tumor, cancer, diabetes, LASH
tude and debility, diarrhae, and all other dis
orders of the organs of respiration, the liver,
the kidneys. the stomach, the nerves, or the
muscular fibre, are unerringly cured by this
preparation. 1t is to the MAIERIEs MoRBr, or
seeds of disease, what an alkali is to an acid
it neutralizes them with ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY
while at the same time it regulates the secre-
tons, removes distractions from the bowels,
creates appetite, renews bodily vigor, and re-
generates every animal function, Such is the
nature, such are, the effects of Dr.. Roback's
famous SCASDINAvfAN BLOOD PURIFIER, which
taken in conjunction with his BLOOD PILLS, will
not only obhterate the most painful diseases,
but prevent their recurrence, and lengthen life
beyond its ordinary span.
To prevent imposition, purchase only of re-
spectacle druggists, etc, of regular agents OF
of DR.. Robaek, sole proprietor and manufac
turer, No. East 4th street, Cincinnati.
TPrice of Purifier, 81 per bottle-six bot
ties S.. Pills 25 cents per box.
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Presents for the Holydays-Those
sho eontemplAte filing the stockings Of
De elittls opes at home' with Christ
mss aod New Years presents, will do
~eil ~ esil on eu.erprising MICHAEL
whose ~reputatiou AL caterer for young
Amsrscan 10 unsurpassed. His stock
Of TOYS, Son bsus aaa senfeetioneries, is
equal to any energensy.
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GREAT CURE OF RuEUMATrSM-The

GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM.-The
Editors ofthe Richmond Republican. o: Dec. 24th.
1859. saws that Carriers Spanish MixtuIeis no auEek
medicine.
They had a m in their press room who was af-
hicted with violent Mere1rial rheumatism. who
was continually complaining OF misery in The
ba x. limbs and joints Ibis eyes had become fe-
verish and nettery. neck swollen, throat sore.
and all the symptoms of rheumatism. combined
with Scrofu3a. Two hotties of Carriers Spanish
Mixture cured him, ard. IN an editoriai notice ar
above, they bear testimony to its wonderful! eE-
fects. and say u eI only regret is, that all suffering
with disease OF tire blood are not aware OF the ex.
is:enoe Of such a medicine They cheerfally rec
commended II.
Sec their certificate, and notice in full around
the bottle. 4ws5.