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Personal Intelligence.
Personal Intelligence.
Colonel Uzsbbe, whom the Mexlcans sho, recently In
,sono,s Leave, mother and sister In New Orleans


ARRIVALS.
From Richmond, &C., Ia the steamship Jsmssovn-s W
lvsse l. Ar elos Mcwn ans, ID RICHARDSON Cant ars
vort as Miller, q Clarke, g y HINT e Phesn z Har
"a h r,cholp ino Warren Mrs I'd Rsrne, ana SON Mrs
Il Kinsran Mas wilder Miss fs w. MI nssrnss
Mis- d Gordop, NJ Kean Andrews lazy ,na onld Ma
gRnspp Mrs a N Cllnch, Rev Mr. Bliss, n sesnrook,
1asnn "a adv WIN Ayr,s mrs Smith, Mrs Clarke
MIS- III /, isrte Mss A X Tayo-, MAS Isyor his ~
TsyoT hia Scott Miss l. rsrr0u Ms noolnson MS
Rcbasoo Fletcher, Mss March and two Mis,es
Msych. a. Whip ple Lieut. W A wayne and lazy; Vy
neg ss.v Mrs l. Osborne Miss Green Miss Nlohols Mrs
w seahary, A l. seaburry, Watson, W fofsyh-sua
On the s'eersse.
DrPARrURRs.
For Iiverpoel ia the stesshlp City o. Bahm0re-.sp
eers LAZY and child; Or Fle her, lady and child
rance LADY and child Mr. TerrOn LADY, and child Mrs WI
hT snd o children Mrs Riden and child Mrs PrpEls and
sSfd, M teorre Mrs and Miss Henrques; Mrs Wes Nrs
spence Mrs Morley Mrs Doughery, Mrs Fyazer Mrs n9r,
Riascs Dolphin, Whitaker, QBren, Heal Mhsen hw g
500 Reed.' Dr De ghondesu wessrmsns Us Pa
STAFFORD go,',ed oerral Lb, su inc SHARP Ccrr,
= Alien Pos nccsriy rsa,don Sargent psr ss
roxtey wcIiv.s Eennedy, Tcuherer. Donovan, shelly
sspeocsr Byvsier, McH,de pesrrses xesset so,%srL
Cd cAid; wesley, Rensrnsn- and ~ Ia W ~ss~>ss'
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TIM oesR.-- night the unfalIpg "rrovaiore' will be
gives at the Academy, with Ia Grange Adelaide Philips
riguon and Amodio. sure cram.
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naval graes,,g~v~~-

The Un'tet States practice NIP Pebls Cc-n Green sr-'y
ed Al horfok the oh ost from Annapolis Ste hal 20
n.stsh'p moa board Amer providing herself with ths
necessary stores she viii proceed on q crr,ss
Tho sj,op ofvsr Fly DosiA, Commander Iaalgren SAL
ed frcs.s norfolk the elh mat
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Mxuso OF BrrcuxRs-A meeting OF the butchers was
called yesterday asrnoon at their hail. Of First
avenue and Fifsh steet At AZ O'Clock only few mem
vcrs were present. and were informed by prominent
sncber Of the association that would bc private meet
ing en- pusnc bubineesno eporters from any papers
YocsnS az mtcd.
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POascs Intslligc~ce.
MBASF xoBDxRY At TIE JERSEY CITY RAILROAD
psPoT-A vrneIHiAN B0sDED or 81 ,236 IN nossY
AND Roius OF c0HsIDnRABLu AMOUNT.
M. yoseph p Mahoosy, from vredsrsclu county, Va.
In entering the Iorsey City Railroad depot wednesday
morning, TO Take the A. n train for Philadelphia, was
robbed BY some axterous pickpOcke Of bis pocketboOk
containing 1895 In money and two notes Of SOFT each
Mr. Nahonsy missed hiv pOcketbook the after
had seated himself In the cars but all his efforts TO dis
cover subsequently, the psSpetrsor Of ths then
eGectaal He says that no W. pasing through tho
gate Leading the depot he fen p, him BY
ono Of bis shoulders, bat he thossht nothing Of H. sup
posing person in hunyng to pas, W him had merely
attempted 70 pull him aside. There . largo crowd
pushing rough the gate the Hme shisas
OF the hurry and jam and put mis- hand In bis psnaooas
pocket and extracted his pocketbook. He fek sSch
movement however, but In proof Of It's having been done
found Afterwards that the outer button OF his pocket had
been un0uttOned, which he remembers distinctly having
butsoned subsequent having purchased bis railroad
.Sa ons IS ~
the Irving Bank Of this city. The two notes dated
Jolly !, 1857 ct ELK and twelve months and for S6lT
order Of Walker Penman all OF this city, and endorsed
by tho latter.
subsequeni to the discovery Of the robbery Mr.. Ma
honey called at No IS White street. the office Of the
Police Commissioner recounted the fact OF tina
robbery to Deputy superintendent Carpenter VIII m he
was referred Tho Deputy Superintendent exceedingly
ungentemRny and unRracous, and In q rough, blunt
manner told him to 60 Captain Hopkins, Fourth
ward the robbery took place In his precinct THIS
Ell the satsacdon that could DO got ou Of Mr. Carpenter
Mr.. hahorey proceeded then TO the station house IN
Chambers street. 10 charge OF Captain Hopkins,
and WAS here promised that they would attend
70 the case and deAvor ferret ous the author Of the
ROBBERY. As viii be seen by advertise Je ut elswhere
Mr. MshoDey offered Of $500 for the very of
ihe money Payment upon The notes has been stopped
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Portrait or Gov. NIarcy.--An Imperial Pho
tograph OF the late VIM scy taken Few days previous
10 his decrease Is exhibited q. BR iDY'S gallery Broad
way was pronounced by Mr. Marcy. s regSrded by
bia iFeods the best is the last OF
takea. Copies MAJ be obtained By application
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BasRc--fn brooklyn, on rnursday Jiy q 81 consuu,p.
too. PkrucK RsssoS, aged 90 yeas,
The friSnds q we fsny ass rvspsctsT, lav'ed % .,
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the sensations produced where By oil De IA.
JAMS RHisset 81 nnsbs uees bu the emotion shie1T
Inc pfes Eratade Hundreds % OF consuaapuon
ed bops0ss AID ncurahle have been entirely
restored by IL In AL parts the country persons that
have from
BY ths eI.r n HE CsnnabS Ineics prepsrsion made
frem kss IudiA hemp. ant cDnbines all
Vine tonic, ethusrsni, stuuant without d.
AMI healing baissr for trsernai and ubsrr-s II
Guilds the vssted frame nourshss patient Who
weak 10 nsry food Durees all e fields % ne human
system, and action and ral fargsa
brar. Such medic ne 10 discovered but ,housspl
years fsks and be wci that have pson Nv
seufslra ssSz~s, bruncis
dcby. coushs coos 80 There n life and happiness r
be seaxss In bols % this glaxous 1ine The old
Doctor costumes " send the and
fuJ using " AZ perssas tho eHoseroU postage stasps
addrss-d DR. VI. Janss 20 10 brand street jersey UtY
~ J.n
Nh Cou-plrsret rave been ssrced 10 seceive he pablo
rob he inNAd ~ gfecelesa who hope prodt
crnlnany a. ihe expense q d. VI Jamsa rhe "a Doctor
has nsher Office agent In Rev orb ave pre-
tended adverlsA The from place b1
No. 10 Grand strees, Jersey CITY y.
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summer Under Garments or Every Dies.
erptlon Nc AU0HlIEs sh,rt and furnishing stors, a
0roenwich street, corner Of Murray
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1mP< rial Photograph or the Hon. VIM. l..
Marcy exhibition ct BIN ADYS lover gallery us Broad
wsy, corner OF Fulton street.
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DrWmg0ld q Proch, No. l4O FULTON Strsst.-
Rare and elegant Of clothing JuyThe bac
ward season hAs e large sun1s stock unsoh, which
Of MarseiIes linen. figured drl and sui spses 40
prices ranging from . 70 el0 and nade u
bo1G and cut In lAtest styies. =
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A the VIII short have concluded 10
make usuRi reduction Of have
been accustomed do season. In view OF this
iAct - -
VIII close oit largo stock OF
FABHIOkAfLx SUMMER CLOTHING
u greatly reduced prices.
d. DEvLIN q co.
Corner OF Broadway Warren street.
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Prod. AIsH. q. R~rry's yrissSassrs~S 10 shs
bcs ana che Article for dresaiEs beAoyps osa1ss
surfing and resovtax Ne har Ladies kyM sod
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o. Copying Presses ana Letter Books, Note
sss, ho,d By n DAVIDSON. Spruce street, Aad s Wall
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Reduction. Clothing. Whoaesals
retail. Come where q bug q Ella where
=. n. Bop0HfON 156 BroAd wAY
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LOCkitrs Ladies' Largest Variety OF Dress
and nanls trimmings TO be found In the city PSI Fulton
street, BroCklyn.
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Portable Dreas1nG Cases In Grsa& Variety
!. - SAUNDERS store only. ~ No Astog House.
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Svsnbaavn, Frsckies, B1orpssyv and Eynp-
cured disobored akin oear.o b. old tai
Ian SOAP y Depot "a Bowery. Jones eo~i hair o. a.
fhs Tor bal hair.
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prep. alton emil odirs all bat mracusu.
oossunpiiou seroiA ard AL ulcsrcus and erY masds
sa'e ,clIg twenty years Sod By ID LASN An
Co. wholesale dragsais, ana By AL drugEss At 81 per
BEETLE.
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Ambrotyes IL Cents. Photographs 20 Gents,
scenery oily and country Photographed srder BY
hOiAkB, 25a Broadway.
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Straw Hats at COst.-Au Summer Hats Mt
cost at WHITES lt8 Fulton street, between Broadway
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Violet Articles, = Rich AssOrtuasns.--y. q =.
sAUHDERS' store only Q, No. Astoy House
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Laeaes' Going I'm sihe Country WlsflAn9 tneir
supply OF shoes find gai,er from
slppess ties aud toilet slips from upwards India
rubber shoes and gloves with boy's, misses ana cdrrns
boots spA shoes OF all kinds and pSces al j. MILLER
co ~ LA Canal sleet
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A. Ba1sHoxtl's Standard billiard Rooms, H4D
Fulton sr-et Ard No Ann; blIa I'd Palace. Court and
Rrrooh Pnro mrs.
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ssscssaos's Hair Dye, wig sss we~p,:s.-
plsd s the mandatory. N Broadway.
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Defiance BaAanands9 Dafes-W1th Pntsne
powder proof deanoe ocbs and bA Depos l01 Pearl
ROBERT r. PATRICK
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LSTs IN Wall strc~t,-SuSsersbe at on~s Tor
Wall Broker 81 yea< n,ng
Lie In ws street, By Ned Bun,lse.r ROSS rous1y
genera sgep-s, address by mail JOHN u Drk
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To Psrfums the breath and Eradseafs Tan,
Nose genuine unless signed, YBfRI0E 90. New Yot.
For sAIs II - Broadway and By al druxxists-
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Smithsonian HoUse, Broadway, Corner %
Houston s,ree.On the European pn option
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Pocket Cutlery, Newest Styiss.-J. u y.
nAUNDHRg ssore only, NJ No As,or House.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-07
Action! Action!

Democrats, your nominations for all
State, District and County officers are
now made. The candidates selected are
at the head of our columns. They are
worthy your confidence and support
Next Tuesday is election day-it
therefore behooves every Democrat to
GO TO WORK NOW for the success
of our candidates and our cause. Let
US resolve in our hearts that the piioci-
plies Of the Democratic party, founded by
such men as Jefferson and Jackson must
and shall triumph, ard that the attempts
of the Black Republican Abolitionists,
with Salmon 2. Chase at their head, to
place the NEGRO ON AN EQUALI-
TY with the white man, in the State of
Ohio, must be put down and kept down.
God forbid that our noble State should
again be cursed and disgraced with an
abolition, fanatical Governor, and a
horde of t 'eaSurY moths, such as have
been in power for the last two years.
The dangerous and perDicious principles
of this faction should nerve the arm of
every Democrat, Of every loyal citizen,
and cause him to GO to work and use
every honorable effort to secure the cleo
ton of the Democratic State Ticket
Let the people be warned in time, and
let u watch word henceforth be
PAYNE and VICTORY.-C adis
Sentinel.
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vERmILLrox INSTITUTE.

This excellent institution of learning
was never more prosperous than now.
under the charge of Rev. S. DEIrEN-
DoRF. An evidence that i. is appreci-
ated by the public, is found in the fact
that it has been found necessary to en-
large the establishment. @ a21
At the late term, there were classes
in Latin, Greek. German, French ana
Italian-a large member Of studcntsYen-
gagged in common and higher Arithmetic
-several large classes in Algebra, Ge,
omotry and higher Mathematics.
The nun Der of Students is larger
than at any time previous-.he whole
number during the late session being
l74.
An excellent course of study is laid
down for the Female Department to
graduate young ladies. a.
Rooms can be had at 81 per month
boarding, from $3.50 to So 90 per week,
including room, rent and fuel.
All are aware that there is not a more
pleasant or healthy town in the country,
or one where the society is more moral
and intelligent, than Hayesville; and
the instructors male and female, are ac-
cNmplished scholars, aud thoroughly i'm
bued with practical christianity.
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70 BE NOTED.

LET 1T BE REMEMBERED that
the Republican Party, as its principles
are expressed by its leaders, is in favor
of the complete social and political
equality of negroes with whites.
LET 1T BE REMEMBERED taat the Ash
land Times endorses Blickensderfer,
whom tho Cincinnati Gazette, and their
Senator, Hamilton, declare was nomina-
ted by "a trained band of plunderers. !"
LET I BE REMEMBERED that the Ash
land Times, without any authority what
ever, denied that Chase wrote a letter
to Breslin. advising him to deposit in
the City Bank. that it has repeated the
denial, add that it still persists, since
the letter Is produced and the fact thus
proved, in repeating the infamous false
hood.
Ghase's handsome and polite adler,
tives, above quoted, we're meant for jus
such honest ~ gentlemen f(2) as send on
their weekly instaIment of pot asl
olept the Ashland Times. j. j.
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ONLY THREE wonKING DAYsl


This being she last occasion We shall
have of communicating with our Demo-
cratic readers before the contest will
be d~eterRined as to whether the Gov
ernment Of Ohio shall continue in the
hands of the party leaders who have dis
gracedi it, we desire to offer a few words
on business to our political friends.
We ask you again, then, Democrats,
ARE YOU ORGANIZED, as tho
roughly as your opponents are?
If you r prepared to answer this
question aairnatively, we can then un-
hesitatinglY promise our friends abroad
that Ashland county will come very
near assuming the proud position she
occupied before the back bone was
shivered by the tempest of this idola
trous and fanatical love of the negro.
We have just returned from a visit to
the counties north and east of us, and
the the inquiry was put to us on every
hand, By Democrat and Republican,
What will Ashlnnd do?p To which
our uniform reply was, that, if our
friends in the several townships would
complete a thorough organization du-
ring the present week, and continue
their efforts through Monday and Tues
day next, Ashland would roll up at
least 500 majority for the whole Demo
cratic ticket.
The pride of every Democrat should
be to aid in restoring the "Old Back
Bone" to its former condition of health
and strength. Our adyices from Rich
land, Crawford, and the counties west,
are of the most cheering character.-
While our friends around US are enga-
ged in the active performance of their
duties, let us of Ashland not be un-
mindful of ours. To the work, then,
Democrats, and by a united, hearty and
systematic effort, overwhelm your enc
my, who IS actively at aoork an dark
ness and in secrecy
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WELL ENDoRsED U CouLDN'r WIx.
The New York Journal Of Commerce
tells the following rather amusing story
illustrative Of the stringency of the Phil
adelphia money market, and general in
disposition of the banks to discount
That paper says it is reported that "one
of tie banks of Philadelphia has become
50 costive that q customer, a little irri-
tated at the ~pieayune policy, drew note
for Gve dollars, at thirty days, covering
it down the back with first class endorse
mcnts from his fellow sufferers, pinned
it 10 a ten bill of the same bank, as COL
lateral, and then offered it for discount.
This is what Jed Tompkins would call
|shintin' round.'"
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Look out for Bogus Tick
etsi
oHD GAME


With our political ~opporents "the
ruling passion is strong in DEATH" As a
party, the foundation of their creed is .
fraud ; and il Is therefore to be expect.
ed that the faint of fraud should be up
on all their acts.
Every year that We have resided in
che county, we have warned our Demo
cratic friends against the practice Of our
opponents of printing and circulating
f~raudulsnt tickets and yet, with all
cur vigilance, and in the face of these
repeated warnings, Democrats have been
deceived by these frauds.
EThe blow this year, as usual, is
especially aimed at some candidates up
on our County ticket.
The m upon the State ticket may
DE all RICH /; but the fraud viii consis.
in substituting the names of Republican
for Democratic candidates, upon the
county ticket-or, in ~misspelling the
names of our candidates. Mark it,
Democrats ! and look out for it
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BANK EXCITEMENT IN SYRACUSE
Sunday morning a fire was discovered
in the couutirg room Of the Onondaga
Bank. The fire was under the counter
and was soon extinguished. A pile OF
old Bank books were burned, and ii was
was found that some Of the leaves of the
general ledger had been torn out. Err
rors in the entries of Charles II. Has
brouck, a Clerk, had been discovered,
and the books had been left out of the
safe for examination. Uasbrouck has
been arrested on a charge of arson.
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Dated April 81 1857.
A-xEHDssAkr NO. q.

Reseloeds5ytke General Assembly Of the State eJf
Ohio, three-fftlfs Of the members elected to EACH
branch. concurring therein that it be and hereby >
is proposedto the electors of the State. to vote on
the second Tuesdey of october next. to approve
or reject tkc following amendment as a suh SIitu ute ?
for the second and third sections of TIT twelfths
article of the Constitution.
Allproperty, personal and real, shall be subject
TO taxa1ion by a uniform rule, at the true value
thereof IN money, but such de AUCTIONS from cred
is NAV Re allowed as the General Assembly may
deem expedient; Provided, that burying grounds, =
public shool houses, and all other public property, :
and alIinstitutions Of pu rely public charity, andf
all houses used exclusively for public worship
shall be exempt from taxation aud if the total
value of the PERSONAL prope rty of any person shaIc
not exceed finy dollars, the same may be exempt5
nom taxation All properly employed in banking<
shall always bear a. burden of taxation equatt0S
that imposed on the property of individuals.
N. IL. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker of the HOHse of RebrcseAtafiuess
THOMAS n. FORD,
PrssideRffef the S nGfs.-
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WooD's REsroRATIvE.-Of all the re-
storatives for the hair that have been in
vented, Woods pre-eminently claims tie
first place. It will certainly restore the
natural color of the hair, if the directions
are followed a sufficient length of time.
It also has produced astonishing effects
in bringing out a growth Of hair, where
the head had been previously bald :
Wood does not pretend t! at it will do
this in all cases +; and We thilk his can
dor is a good recommendation of the vir-
tues which Lis restorative really possess
es, If the roots of the hair are de-
stroyed, nc human power can make them
grow again; but when there is any vi
talit left in the root, the restorative viii
soon renew the hair in all its pristine
vigor. 1t has done this repeatedly when
all other remedies had failed. 1t is
therefore worth while in all cases to
make the experiment. For cleaning the
head of dandruff, and tLickening aud
Strengthening the hair it has no rival
Western Patriot. 1mlS
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
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NoTIcK TO TIE PUBLIc.-Desirous to
accommodate our depositors and at the
same time protect ourselves from the
serious loss which we have for some time
sustained from the daily return of Eus
tern Bank notes, for remittanccs to New
York aud Boston, we, the undersigned,
will hereafter, until further notice, re-
eeive New England and New York coun-
try bank notes frcm depositors at THEIR
RISK ONLY, the notes to be marked and
forwarded daily for redemption or sale,
and accounted for or returned when re-
turns are received.
George Mygsst, Cashier Merchants
Bank. a I.F. s
VIM. II Stanley, Cashier Forest City
Bank.
Lemuel Wick, President City Bank.
T. p. Handy, Cashier Commercial
Branch Bank.
II. b. HurIbut, Cashier Bank Of com
merce.
Whitman, STANDARD 81 Co.
H. Il. & Il. Wick s. Co.
Fayette Brown.
"A w. Brockway, Cashier. .e
Hall. Eells & Co.
Z. B. Hale.
Cleveland, October 8, 1857.
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DIR. RoRAcK's SoANDINAvIAN RENE
nrEs.-Every mail brings grateful letters
FROM persons cured by DIR, kobaak's
BLOOD Purifier aud Blood Pills. Many
of these certificates are from individuals
who have boen sick for years. The
seeds of disease were in their blood, and
could only be reached by these wonder
full vegetable autiseptics, which act ex-
clusively upon the fluids of the system,
expelling every particle of corrupt mat
ter, and removing all disorders of the
stomach, kidneys, lungs, throat, liver
skin and glands. Sec Adv't. 4wl6
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"Nho has got the Peoples Money!
TIE SECRET EmEGsssssEzHs cE
YOUTH &
JUST PUBLISHED. GRATIS, THE 9th THOUSAND.

Just PuDLlsHED, GRATIS, TIE G1TiI THOUSAND.
4 FEW words on the rational treatment,
~ without Medicine, of SperiuatoFrhIiea or
LEGAL Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital
and Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of the
System, ImpotcRcy, and Impediments to Mar
riage generally, by b. DE LANEY, NJ. d..
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating in the imprudencea and
solitude of youth, may be easily removed
clearly demonstrated; and the entirely new
and highly successful treatment, as adopted
by the Author, fully explained, by means of
which every one is enabled to cure HIMSELF
perfectly and at the least possible cost, thereby
voldingailth adyertised nostr1tas ofthe day.
sealed envelope, by remitting two postage
stamps to DR.. DE LANEY, II L%ispenard St,
New York. lylS
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HURAE FOR GOVERNOR WELLER!

Col. JOHN B. WELLER, who made
such q gallant contest as the Democrat
ic candidate for Governor of Ohio, in
1a48, and who barely escaped being
elected, has been elected Governor OF
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