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Notih lima STANDARD
Published Weekly and Semi-Weekly,
RALEIGH n G.
Richmond, March 8, 1857.

Weekly Standard g year;
Semi-Weekly a
Invariably in advance No subscription received for less
time than six months.
The Congressional campaign opening and is the
time circulate the documents The Standard WILL for the
future has done in the past the straight track
minstraton of the government strict construction of the
Constitution, the rights of the individual States and OF
each and every of the Union and will oppose the
vile and natcal sms of the day, whether they come in
the chrysas form of Know Nottingham or the full edged
slavery question: involving the RICH of the South the
paramount question Of the day. and in comparison with
which all others sink into nsgnfcance On its solution
depends the Union of and the hopes of republic
canism.
We appeal friends throughout the State to aid US
in extending our circulation We will repay them, to the
of ability, in advocating and defending their
rights and principles.
Money sent by mail is at risk. Address
HOLDEN 4 WILSON,
Raleigh, N: c.
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TUNHE FOLLOWING BLANKS ARE FOR SALE AT
II the Standard office, at the prices annexed, viz:
Blank Warrants Is cents qure Superior and County
Court witness and jury tickets ubpoens. Writs, FFas
Appearance Bonds Fur:hc"mil Bonds Barstardy Bonds
&c. each 81 per qure.
When any Of the above ordered BY mall 10 ad
ditiona each qnre must be to prepay postage
Any blank will be printed to order when not less than
six qiires ordered.
MAY Is, 1857. SO
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The following is a list of the members who consti.
tute the Senate for the present Congress:
Term expires Term expires
ALABAMA. MICHIGAN.
Clement c. Clay, jr, 1859 Charles E. Stuart, 1859
Benz. Fitzpatrick 1861 Zachari'h Chandler, 1868
ARKANSAS. MISSISSIPPI.
VIM. X. Sebastian, 1889 Albert G. Brown, 1859
Robt w. Johnson, 1861 Jefferson Davis 1868
CONNECTICUT. MISSOURI.
Lafayette S. Foster 1861 James L. Green, 1861
James Dixon 1868 Trusten Polk, 1868
CALIFORNIA. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
VIM. NJ Gwin 1861 John p Hale, 1859
David c. Brodcrick, 1868 James Bell, 1861
DELAWARE. NEW YORK.
Martin W. Bates, 1859 VIM. II. Seward, 1861
JAS. a. Bayard, 1868 Preston King, 1868
FLORIDA. NEW JERSEY.
David L. Ynlee, 1861 VIM Wright 1859
Stephen r. Mallory, 1868 J. r. Thomson, 1868
GEORGIA. NORTH CAROLINA.
Robert Toombs 1859 David S Reid, 1859
Alfred Iverson, 1861 Asa Biggs, 1861
INDIANA OHIO.
Graham N Fitch, 1861 Geo E. Pugh, 1851
Jesse d. Bright 1868 Benz F. Wade, 1868
ILLINOIS. PENNSYLVANIA.
Stephen 4. Douglas 1859 William Bigler 1861
Lyman Trumbull 1861 Simon Cameron, 1868
IOWA. RHODE ISLAND.
Geo. W. Jones, s5s'Phi:ip Allen, 1859
James Harlan, 1861 j. +. Simmons, 1868
KENTUCKY. SOUTH CAROLINA
J B. Thompson, 1853 JOS j. Evans, 1859
}. j. Crittenden, 1861 A. p Butler, 1861
LOUISIANA. TENNESSEE
7. P. Benjamin, 1859 John Bell, 1859
fohn Slide 1861
MAINE. TEXAS.
VIM. P. Fessenden, 1859 Sam Houston, 1859
hannibal Hamn, 1868 rhos. j. Rusk, 1863
MASSACHUSETTS. VERMONT.
henry Wilson, 1859 Jacob Collamer, 1861
charles Sumner, 1863 Solomon Foot, 1868
MARYLAND. VIRGINIA.
'ames A. Pearce, 1861 r. NJ. 7. Hunter, 1859
anthony Kennedy, 1868 Jas. Nj. Mason, 1863
WISCONSIN.
hArles Durkee, 1861
r. Doottle. 1868
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HACK LINE TO CHAPEL HILL.
tHE SUBSCRIBER GIVES NOTICE THAT HE
IL will have sufficient number of hacks at Durham's
Depot to bring all that desire to visit Chapel Hill
at the approaching also baggage wagons to
convey all the baggage
JOHN H. WATSON.
May 18th, 1857. 49-sw3t.
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April 90, 1887.
-rn0noDS VIZ

NEGROES WANTED.-MORGAN, ROGERS &
the highest cash prices for them They will attend to
formation the subject from part of the State Their
Postof6ce is Fish Dam, Wake Co., N. G.
May %, 1857. 1186-w&sw2mpd
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Ho! FOR THE Coon n,,,,

DEkSoNS in WANT OF a No. FAMuy
rles, we respectfully invite to call at our 81 GROcE
anime Gu. stock Of Coffee Sugars A. B. and store and
Java. Ro and other coees; Teas assorted knI N
Preserves assor ed; Pickles. Anchoves: Sards and prizes
oysters, Jelly, lamar nds Imported S,nsn lobste
Ra sins in half and quarter box Spices Salt po
galn and many other articles useful for Eirund and
deem 1t unnecessary to menton all of wb;nh which W.
IN SHOWING to "ur friends and public
ing Oh reasonable terms sm tor cash: f'"e and sci.
LlTcHF0RD, SHEPARD o
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PALMER IL SMITH.

FALM Elk q SMITH,,
HAVING FORMED 4 COPARTNERSEIP IN THE
IL general brick-makng and building business respect
fully that they prepared to furnish bricks in
quantity, and execute contracts their line the
shortest notice and at prices which fail to give
isfactiOn.
Always hand supply of circular drain bricks to
which We invite public attention
CHAS. w. PALMER
ELDRIDGE SMITH.
Raleigh, Nav IA, 1857. SO
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"ESS MACKEREL, IN KITS No,
~ bb's. No J. salmon in kits; Cod FsI H and in
LlTCHFORD. SHEPaRn
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
TVNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A VERY
valuable tract Of land lying miles west of Raleigh.
the Central Railroad, containing hundred and
seventyve acres all in woods. about halt pine, with
god for saw-ml. and well adapted to the cultivation
of turpentne. The remainder is adapted the growth of
cotton and small grain, with number fairgrounds
ANY wishing purchase will do well to call before
purchasing elsewhere Call gentlemen. you will lose
bargain Come and if do trade il shall be your
fault Mr.. Frank Page Mr.. PaSsm"re will take
pleasure in showing the land to person Both Of them
live convenient ~ it.
w. G. STRICKLAND.
May s. 1857. 47-sw3m.
- ReOster month.
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UNIVERSITY.


HVHE EXAMINATION OF THE STUDENTS OF THE
University of North-Carolina, will begin on Monday
the 25th May inst Commencement Thursday the 4th
of June.
The Committee of Visitation for 1857, consists of
His Excelency, THOMAS BRAGG,
G0v'r of the State and Prest er GJEco,
Hon. D. L. SWAIN Ii. D.
President of the College,
THOMAS S. ASHE
WILLIAM w. AVERY,
DANIEL NJ. BARRINGER, -
WILLIAM A. BLOUNT,
CHARLES CHALMERS,
GEORGE F. DAVIDSON,
RICHARD DILLARD,
WILLIAM EATON, JR.,
BURGESS s. GATHER
SOLOMON GRAVES,
JAMES F. E. HARDY,
FREDERICK j. HILL,
WILLIAM w. HOLDEN,
JAMES MEBANE
BAT. F. MOORE
FREDERICK NASH,
DAVID S. REID,
THOMAS SETTLE,
WILLIAM H. WASHINGTON,
NICHOLAS l.. WILLIAMS,
JOHN c. WILLIAMS.
CHAS. MANLY, Sec'y.
Raleigh, May !, 1887 46-swtd.
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NEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONES..-.THE UN
~ DERSIGNED will give full value for Old Pianos in
exchange fer New
NJ will offer greater inducements purchasers of
Pianos than myself have been engaged in the business
for than twenty years, and that
sold bad one.
f. p. NASH,
Book and Piano Seller
Petersburg. Va.
April % 1857 4S-sw
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The New Senate.

The following is list of the members who consti-
tute the Senate for the present Congress:
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.r4E NoRTH CAROLINA STAN WEDNESDAY,, 3

From placervle, via Newtown, to Indian Dggins in
| Ell Dorado county. n.a, ::
From Nevada, via Hoyts Crossing the South Yubs
and Truman's Crossing, the Middle Yuba RIVER 10
Camptonvile, in Ynba county; ,co:uo - 1,..-
From Crescent City, via Waldo and Coverve TO JACK
| sonvlle in Oregon Territory.
From Napa City to Clear Lake
Ranch, Alexanders Ranch GU Russian River to Sa~ta
Rosa
From Montey, via San 1ns o5;po to Santa Barbara
From Fort Ridgeey via South Pass Of the Rocky Noun
tains Soda Springs head Of Humboldt River Honey Lake
and Mobiles Pass the Sierra Nevada mountains to shas
ia City, California.
From Minneapolis, via Excelsior, to Gleneye
From Owatonee. via Geneva. to Albert Lees. po. Eli.
From Cannon Falls, win Mantorville, High feres Elm
horn Spring Valley and Forestvile, to Elo'fa. . ...
From Foresville, via Arnoldsvlle, Minnesota 10 est
From Chatfed via Marion and Rochester, to Faribault
From 1ickvile to Belle Plain.
| From st Cloud to Otter Tail City
| From New Ulm to st. Cloud.
| From Otter Tail City to Leech Lake.
From Otter Tail City to Crow Wing,
From Crow Wing. Minnesota. to SUPERIOR Wisconsin.
From Ieech Lake to Pokego-man Falls
From Anoka via St. Jonathan to Snake River.
From st. Paul via st. Jonathan and Princeton to Obwa
From Fix River via St. Jonathan, to Sunrise City.
From Taylors Falls to st Jonathan.
From Chafed, via Washington and Spring Valley, in
From Cbat6eld via Washington and Harrison to Austin
From Chsago City to Chengwatana.
From Chsago City to Marine Falls.
From Chisago City to Saltwater.
From Austin to Manke!a.
From St. Peters, via Bancroft Minnesota to Bradford,
Iowa.
From Red Wing to Albert Lees.
From Wabashaw, via Centrevle and Rochester, to
Austin.
From Northwood to Greenwood
From Red Wing, via Mazeppa, to Oronoka.
From Otter Tail City to Breckenridge.
From Twin Lake, via Cartoons and Oneota to Du Luth
From Blue Earth City, Minnesota, 10 Algona Iowa.
From Tavlors Falls to Wyoming
From St. Paul, via White Bear Lake. Forrest Lake, Chi
sage City, to Alhambra.
From Chsago City to Cambridge.
From Red Wing to Verona.
From Manketo via st. Nicholas, to Usage, Iowa.
From Hokah, via Middetown, WATERFOWL and Portland,
to Lansing, Iowa.
From Winopa via Money Creek Houston, Yucatan and
Belevlle to DEBORAH Iowa
From Tepeeotah to Fairbault.
From Tepeeotah TO Chatheld
From Tepeentah to Black River Falls Wisconsin.
From Henderson, via Redstone City and New Ulm, to
the Falls of Sioux River.
From South Bend via Butternut Valley, to New Ulm.
From Oronoka to Fairbault.
From Pokegammon via Ojibwa, to Mill Lac City.
From Little Falls tn Mile Lac City.
From Elliotta. via Leroy and Austin, to ElliOtta.
From St. Peter via Glencoe, TO St Cond.
From Cannon Falls, via Kenyon and Rice Lake. to Aus
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Dr. CIV.

DE-. c. We.
NEW YEARS ADDRESS, TO THE PEOPLE OF
I'll MIGHT WEST.-No. 6 East Fourth Street,
-CinGinnati. 5SnaaIy, list. 1s51-=
4 New Year dawns, with blessings new to crown.
The glorious Ian ID we live in--FreeJom's own
Oh may it's choicest gifts. at Heavens behest,
Pervade the vigorous and The generous West.
Nav Fort une's beams on this QCEEN CITY fall,
And Health, Peace and Plenty bless you one and
all.
Health , dearest boon to mortaIs here below,
/ have the power. the wish too, to bestow;
For. robbed of all its virulence Disease
Yields TO my SoANnISAviAN REMEDIES.
OF swedish Herbs of rarest virtue made.
They thro W all other medicines iktO. the shade.
The weak dyspeptic using Them. revives.
The pale hids to them. and lives
Nervous con- plants, of every type they cure,
And when the bloed's corrupted. make it cure
Fever and Ague, qGicklyihey~r relieve.
And in Neuralgia never can deceive.
Bronchitis. Asthma, and each Lnng complaint,
They cure at once. aud leave behind no faint
And certain are they, If not used too late,
Even Consumption 10 eradicate.
Liver CO mplaInts. acute or chronic. still
Succombto my BLOOD PURIFIER AND Pill.
And all disorders of vital part,
The lungs, nervs, brsin. the stomach OF the heart,
Are, by these means as surely chased away
As nights thick darkness by the dawn ofday.
Come then, ye sick, who would your strength re-
new,
And be revived like flowers By morning dew.
Come to the fountain, whence for sufferers,
He sLTH, STRENG III, Lone LIVE in a perpetual tide.
If OF these facts you ask a guarantee,
TEN THOUSAND CERES are witnesses for me-
The proofs are countless, and no mind on earth.
Seeingthose proofscan doubt the medicines orth.
And now, aduel with thanks for favors past,
May Heaven defend you from MisfortuEe'sblast,
And bliss unnixed your homes and household cheer,
Through all the seasons of thii new born year.
H INOO
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TERRE HAurE. Ind. Oct. 10. 1855.

On. RoBAcK-Sir,-The last three bottles of
your Blood Purifier and the accompanying
Pills, have relieved me of the last vestige of
myrheumatism. l consider the cure all but
miraculous. After having suffered the most
acute agony, almost without intermission, for
eight years, and being for three years a cripple,
1 can scarcely realize the fact that at this mo-
ment, after having used your Scandinavian
Remedies for only three months and a few days,
l am a hale, hearty man, capable of manual
labor, and entirely free from pain. When l
first applied to you, by letter, for a supply of
your medicines, L was little better than a an
natical skeleton. For more than two years l
had never enjoyed one hour of unbroken night
rest, and my mind sinking with my body, had
become greatly enfeebled, the very first bottle
of the Purifier wrought q surprising change for
the better in my system, and after taking that
wonderful restorative, together with the Blood
Pills, for one month, 1 felt that a complete re-
generation of every animal function was in
progress. l was not deceived. 1 am now, at
81 years CT age, as free from every symptom of
rheumatism as 1 was at 20. There can be no
doubt that this wonderful cure is due to your
remedies alone. and / am willing, if it will
serve you or induce others to seek relief from
the same source, that this letter should BIZ made
public.
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Prof. Vanderburg's Burning Fluid.

-Messrs. WHITE & Co., of Polk, we
understand. have purchased the sole
right of selling this u~nrivalled Burning
Fluid in this State, and are now pre-
pared SO supply dealers with large or
small quantities. This Fluid is warran-
ted not to explode, gives a clearer and
cleaner light than any other now in use,
and can be sold to dealers much cheap
.er. than any other Fluid It can be used
in any of the Fluid Lamps now in use,
but the proprietors have . Lamp pre-
pared expressly for it which is much
more tasty in its construction than any
we have yet seen, with which they are
prepared TO supply dealers. We have
tried both the Lamp and the Fluid, and
can assure our readers that they are no
'humbug. Theyswill undoubtedly super.
cede all others as soon as their merits
become generally known.
-AL MA
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miscellaneous.
Disease V~anqu;shed
DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies!

D1 III. hOD0OA
A FTER years of study, analysis and ex-
N pertinent, DIR. Roback, the eminent Swe-
dish Physician succeeded in producingamedi
cine from the mountain herbs of his native
land, which acts directly upon the causes Of
disease in the blood, and by restoring the cor
rupted fountain of life to u 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, epileptic and other fits, coughs, con
sumption in IT'S early stages, sore throat, bron-
chitis, fever and ague, asthma, low spirits, sex
ual incapacity, feminine weakness, pricking of
the skin, symptomatic of paralysis, rheuma-
tIsm, neuralgia, tumor, cancer, diabetes, lassi
tude and debility, diarrhe, 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 MArERIEs MoEBI, 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-
tions, 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.. Robaek's
famous SCANDINAVIA BLOOD PURIFIER, which,
taken in conjunction with his BLOOD PILLs, Wi
not only obliterate 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.. Roback, sole proprietor and manufac
turer, No. 6 East 4th street, Cincinnati.
EPrice of Purifier, 81 per bottle-six bot
ties S.. Pills 25 cents per box. n
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clncinnati. DECEMBER 3. 1sss.

DR.. c, w. Roback-DeGr Sir: This viii certify
that / called on DIR. Roback last March and got
some of his scandinavian Blood Purifier, which
has entirely cured me ofa complaint of nine months
duration and after trying other physicians with
out effect. j, as a last resource, called on the above
named DR. Roback. and he relievedme of the Ntu-
ralgia, together with weakness in the back. In the
course of three weeks from the time l first applied
tn him / was abb to get up and attend TO business.
and can safely say that from that time L have en-
joysd the best ofhealth. Those who are suffering
from any illness W ould do well to call on Dr.. Ri
back, at his establishment No. 6 East Fourth
street. H. C. STEWART.
FTr1 1ysS No. IL Chestnut street.
For Sale by Dulin d Crane, Ashland Thos.
Durham, Jeromeville j. P. Stamets, Rows
burg ID. Shriver, Savannah; J:A. Beverstock,
Olivesburg; Geo. Witwer, Pleasant Ridge ; j.
Kininger, Hayesville Lewis d. Co., Miff1in.
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EEAn old man, with q rag-bag IN his
hand and no smairbit of wit in his head,
whom picking up a large number of
pieces Of Rhalsbone in The street one
morning, was asked how he thought they
came there ? " Don't know" he quantity
replied, t'but I suspect some nnfortu-
ate female was wrecked hereabouts last
night"
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correspondence Of the Republican.
From Kansas.
ArrivaI Of TIE Santa Fe Mast-Ros-
taities of the Ksosoa Iulians-Ihe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Shannon.

tN1tteS OF LHe AeO1cG Ielt0nS tn
A6olitioaists-G Con. Shannon.
WEsTPoRT, December 20, 1856.
The Santa Fe mail arrived here this
morning, to breakfast, having been driv-
en- all might an the occount of the severe
weather, the ground had just frozen af-
ter being extremely wet, and no suita-
BILE camping place could be got for the
night. They found the snow one and a
half feet deep at Council Grove and
beyond. The mules were quite jaded
for want.of grass. Judge Watts, who
came through with the mail, informed
&c Miller, the agent for the Upper
Arkansas Indians, that the Kiowas gave
the mail much trouble, and it was with
difficulty all hands escaped with their
lives This tribe attacked Bent's Fort,
and In the attack two were killed; af-
ter this, fit had not been for the Chey-
ennes, the Fort would have been destroy
ed and all killed. Capt. Bent bad moved
his goods to Taos, New Mexico.
This news goes to confrm the posi-
ton taken by agent Miller, in has report
to the Department, which I had the
privilege of reading before it was for
Rarded. He shows that the Cheyennes
are disposed to be peaceable, while the
Kiowas take every chance to annoy, and
sometimes make war on the whites. 1t
is to be hoped that the Government will
not neglect long to chastise the red re-
bells, who are as mean aud malicious as
they are savage. We have received no
news from New Mexico, of Importance
The talk in Kansas now is about the
meeting of the Abolition Legislature,
All thought that the movement was
given up, but since the return of Coz.
Robinson from the East, where he got
Instructions from Greeley and company,
it seems that they are going to try and
keep up the war. The Herald of Free
dom says that Gov. Geary will not inter
fere with the revolutionary Legislature /;
if it does not, his course will give great
satisfaction and go q great ways to re-
new scenes which ought neve to trans
pire again.
: ExsGovernor Wilson Shannon is here.
Every body wonders what he has come
for, and nobody can find out. He
leaves for Leavenworth Immediately
The Governor looks care-worn.
II. @. P
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A ScEnE.--A shrewed little fellow
who had Just began to read Latin, as
tonished his maiden instructress, who
was fast approaching a /" certain age,'
byzthe following translation-Vir, a
san gin, a trap; Virgin, a man-trap !
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r. Il. R.-The white horse is the

l. x. K. H.-The white morse is tne
Indians hope in time of trouble. If the Indian
camp is invested with bad and desperate %rufhans,
it is the :" w hite horses DUTY to lid the nation oil
their evil visitors. What the white is to the In
dian nations, RADWA US READY RELIEF KEN
EDIES is to the sick the moment these remedies
are called upon to expel disease from the human
body, they commence their holy duties. The RE
SOLVENT cures all old standing diseases. such as
Scrofula, Sores, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Bad Legs,
Skin Eruptions, Humors of all kinds Pimpies,
Blotches, Old Coughs. Lung Diseases, Spittlng
Blood. { 1t makes the skin smooth, clerr and bril-
liant. 1t buiids up The broken down constitution.
1t fills the veins with a new and healthy current OF
blood. 1t makes a new body, vigorous with health
RAILWAYS FAD RELIEF stops the most
torturing pains, the moment it is applied, and
quickly rids the body from all accute maiadles.
if suffering from Toothache, Headache, Colds IN
the Head, Ague Chills, Fevers, pysentery, Cholt
era, or a:y complaint that occasions PAIN, Rhen,
matism, Neuralgia or Gout. RELIEF
wiIIstop the most painful paroxysm in the "twink
ling of an eve"
RADWAY's REGULATORS are the most i'm
portant Pills in use, they strengthen as they ope-
rate. Every one WHO takes a dose OF Railways
Regulators, enjoys an operation of the bowels.
No pain, no sickness, no weakness, mo feehng
bad" follows their action, but renewed strength
and a good appetite will reward every one who
take adose of Railways Regulators. sw3o
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BASD RooM, Asbland.l

DASD ROOM, RSDland,t
January lst, 1851.
AT meetingof the Ashland Brass Band
renm-ik w-as-RnanimossIY
RESOLVED, That the thanks of this Band be
returned to Mr.. and Mrs. MeHuLrY, of the
McNulty House, Ashland, for the generous re-
past 50 literally furnished us this day and,
in this connection, we would also say to the
public generally, that if they wish to see ia
bles groaning under the weight of both rari-
ties and ~sabstaDtials for the inner man"
they will please call at the McNulty without
delay and I. be filled"
RESOLVED, That the Ashland Union and
Times be requested to publish the above.
z4ilsg j. W. BOYD, Pres't.
sTH. AMEs. Sec,y- y5.
EE We can add our hearty endorse
ment to the above, having had a a6uger
in that pie"
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~A genius down East has discover.
cd q method Of manufacturing from
dandy . monkey, On ape. and three bali,
sohs.:so IS to have enough left for a
small g yailer dog." -.