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DEDUCTION IN COKE.-The prices O

IL COKE. until further notice, will be follows:
Soft Lump TOKEN. per load.
Soft Hail Coke.........................4. AIS co.
Hard Coke. both grades............. $50 do.
At these prices Coke is all things considered, the
cheapest Fuel now offered, likely to be offered in
the market, during the coming season.
TERMs-CdSh on deliUery or on demand.
~ Yards l0ih street and Basin, and corner
my Is-ts JNO wERTH. Agent.
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i LLEGHANY SPRINGS

A LLEGHANY SPRINGS
IA IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
Are now open for the reception of visitors.
Fhe most COMPLETE and THOROUGH arrangements
have been made to render this heretof delightful
watering place of the most attractive and agree
able places of soourn be found any where in the
Southern country These SPRINGS have been de-
aIonstrated to possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
aRi situated in the midst of the most BEAUTf-
Full SCENERY, and in climate the most
HE.LTHFUL and SALUBRl0US. They are stu
ated within three miles of Shawsville, on the Yir-
2ipia and Tennessee Railroad. which trains pass
daily connecting with the great thorouaufares be-
ginning At Bangor, Maine and terminating at New
Orleans. Arrangements have been made with all
the Railroad Comranies North and South, whereof r
THROUGH TICKETS will be issued to any point on the
F0UR-HORSE COACHES
will be in readiness to transport visitors from Shews
vile, the nearest point OF debarkation, to the
Springs
To invalids laboring under affections of the Sto-
mach and Bowels these waters are particularly re-
commended
my 2S-d2mif CLAYTON 4 LEE. Proprietors.
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So A SMALL row B0AT,

.Ess.-s-SSSsrrsgoa sAsE.--I am authorized "a sell
small TOW BOAT. IS feet keel, beam q feet. And
c; NJ of ~ horse power She s only four yaars old
pcre.Ctly. soand, and in good order, aud will he
snid low, as her owner has no further use for her
Fer further particulars apply To
my !5-ts X o HlSEINa
sse-EITMh THE 30 At ROSA. Of
Roc bridge, will receive freight
ply &c Captain ou board. or, =
a nay IT'S HARRIS 4 MOORE. rasin Bank.
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ANA LANGE'S -
nN3 LAGER BEER SALOON. ~
ssassSf@S (4fh street, tsttoeca Broad and GSEGsY
MARSHALL
The Prom ietcr ofths Saloon, having improved IL
is now better prepared than heretofore, to accom-
modats ha friends and the public, 10 whom he
w'hes tn return thanks for their very hbe.al en-
the best READING LAGER BEER SWITSER
CHEESE, &c.
\. B--de recommends his SUMNER LAGER
BEER, by the authority Of several medical gentle.
men a. an excellent tonic for ladies'
nay is-llm J @ LANCE
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FUKNITUKE, STU3E '7 COMIC
Tl0NARIEs, &C, AT AUUsyey -HsviII ~.
at the residence OF Mr. &c kamkey %, cary. -.
tHseh w and 18th streets, all his Ian gsed ana
ni.Gnen FURNITURE. en- aracins the xsusI VARSITY
Ai1su-Ihe stock Of Confectionarses stArS Ac
my ~ EB COOK 4 co. Aucfs.
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= JUNE MEETING
II 49, ~

) ne ssssisal CURTIS pFCk, Capt. John bsy h.
10 eecomm date those going 10 the above mectinu'
viii iani passengers At Hampton on WEDN -
DAY, al and FRIDAY. 4th june. on her res,,is,
trio 10 pott-menth and Serfolk and retnrns = a.,
ell by Hampton fer pa sengcrs coming up The
RIVER.
TIE CURTIS PECK leaves the wharf al Rockets
cvcrs Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday morniuss
81 50 o'clock. and returns each ternate sfsy Tsns
day-, Keep eh,l leaving Norfolk at the SAME hons
S, O'clock A. NJ, no HASkINs'
HE steamer GtgN COVE is now teins naintsd
and undergone thorough OVERLAPPING and will
no, he m the line for some two or three weeks
nv SITS
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nISSOLUTION.-The concern of H. r.
PAIRO co is this day dissolved. The books
and accounts viii be settled and closed by n. r.
PA1hO. III. T. PAIRO.
Richmond, May 81. 1858. je i-3t
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GREAT REDUCTION in PRICE OF

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
~ GLOVER HILL C0AL.-In consequence of the
reduction In price, am now prepared to receive
dsrs for the best Clover Hill LUMP COAL at IS per
load, delivered through the season. Also have ON
hand the best family Red Ash Anthracite COAL;
YAK and Pine WOOD at market rates. Offices on
Basin Bank, Sth and 9th streets, and alse ut Yard
near Petersburg Depo3. formerly occupied by Alex
England WIN BRAZEAL.
my 26-dtlJy
A NTHRAClTE COAL.-I have now on
- hand, aud am prepared to deliver the best qual-
ity of Red and White Ash Coal at the lowest price,
and would respectfully sol cit the patronage of the
public. Terms Cash.
Office nth at, next to Edmond, Davenport Co.
25-lmH RDTTS
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: s !, n a,

~ FOR CHARLESTON, Is. C.--The
A%%& superior fast sailing Schooncr NJ. raN.
Ns,h, IaDD. master, having the greater portion 3,
her cargo engaged, and going on boaYi will have
dispatch Per remainder of cargo or psxsapn hsv
inc gped accommodatfons apply 20.
te i-lw w ID CptDtJfTT 4 ~
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SHERIFF's SALE0F 4 sTE1MH,7ar

BY virtue OF an order of the Circuit Court of the
case o. simeon LELAND, Charles Leland, and War.
her aeIana partners, under the style of Simeon
d Leana 20, Plaintiffs against Alpheus Smith
Of June, 1888. at the hour Of 10 o'clock M at the
pock. In the city Of Richmond. proceed to sell at
pubic au 1tion, the steamboat ECHO. her Machine
highest bidder EIIyS6N 'ne
je i-dtds Sher;ffJ,ity or pichWon,s
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REGULAR SALE or sTOCK by 81

~ W. PURCELL CO.. on THURSDAY Cd =,
June, ut u o'clock NJ: ~ Vi
2tvH City of Richmond s. ock
5000 Va. State do
10000 Manas a. Gap r r Bonds So
oWn 81 Mortgage Bonds of Va and Tenn r.. K.
shares Mer ms Co Stock
100 Va ri e and Marine ms. Co Stock
10 Dam le r do
20 Lynchburg Gas Co do
HEr Persons DESTROYS of add ng TO the above can
do SO at any time prior to the day of sale
Je CIV n IN
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TWO HALF PIPES VERY SUPERIOR
l. FRENCH BRANDY ,carrdnted pure-for medi-
cinal purposes Raspberry. Wild Cherry and Ginger
good Rect fed Whiskey; Apple Brandy, &c; Green
and Black Teas Cigars &c. in store. and for sale by
EGGLEoTON d F1TZGERALD,
10 Pearl at.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.-The room
L which have fitted up for a Tobacco Exchange,
over Messrs Robinson Roberts, at the corner of
18th and Cary sts wiil be opened on Wednesday, at
IL O'Clock, NJ, for the SALE OF TOBACCO. when
shall be pleased to see the Commission Merchants,
the Inspectors from the several warehouses and the
purchasers of tobacco. Wagons will be at the sew
ers warehouses to carry the samples of tobacco to
the room. WM SHEPPAhD.
nv lin
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-WIL-
~ LIAM III. BELTS having associated himself
with us for the purpose of CONFLICTING an AUCTION
BUSINESS for the sale of Negroes, the firm here
after will be carried on in the name and style Of
PULLiAM BETS Thankful for the encourage
ment heretofore received, they mutually solicit the
patronage so literally extended TO the Old Arm and
especially ask the attention of their respective
friends to the new partnership.
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a NThhhClTE COAL.-NoW In yard,
Ia for sale low for cash
1900 tons best family RED ASH EGG COAL
400 WHITE ASH
$50 White Oak FOUNDRY
All coal sold will be screened and weighed at my
yard, thus insurng TO the purchaser CLEAN COAL and
ACTUAL WEIGHT. SAML P HALVES,
my I5-dlmif 18th st. South side of the Dock.
A NTHRACITE COAL.-I am receiving
"A orders for the best quality RED ASH ANTHRA!
CITE COAL. to be delivered in the month of June.
at S. 80, cash, per ton of 2240 pounds | am also
prepared to deliver CLOVER HILL COAL at the
lowest market Price. WRIT ROBERTS,
Dealer IN Anthracite and Glover Hill Coal.
Office, corner 18th and Dock sts, Richmond, Va.
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PARTNERSHIP subscriber has
L this day associated In business with him his
son. THOS. w. PAIR0, who will costinue the Exc
CHANGE and BANKING BUSIN ESS heretofore
pursued by him, under the firm and style Of II. +.
PAIRO d SON. H. r. PAINO
Richmond, June LIST. 1858. lie list
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DIasoLuTToMa -

DISSOLUTION The co partnership
- heretofore. existing between DEUpREE 4
STok rs. has this day dissolved by mutual consent
and agreement. kither Of the partners will close
up the business Of the old concern.
WM 8. nEUPREB
RICHMOND. VA June LIST. 1858 f. "A. sTOKES
3. Il STOKES will continue the business Al the
old stand Of DEUPREE STOKE ia1-aG
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LNDR HIRE-For the balance Of the
4 year, a COOK, WASHER and IR0NER. Ap.
ply 10.
my 3l-3t CAUFHORN.
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New York Cattle Market
MARKET Day, Wednesday, Dec

.- REAbhhS On BEEF CAI1LEs -.a-. |s
An active demand prevailed at all the yards
to-day for good quality beefcattle. which were
more plenty than they lave been for some time
past. The receipts have fallen off above zoe
head, which fact, together with the improved
quality and increased activity in the market,
enabled brokers to obtain fully half a cent a
pound advance on last weeks rates, on the
average Prime, extra cattle were held last
week ut 10@ l0@c, and those of to-day sold
for about the same prices. Ordinary to good
cattle, however, brought, in almost every in
stance, fully the advence noted above. The
general selling prices were 8 to Sc, and the
average about SIC. There were but very few
inferior cattle on sale, and they found ready
marx ct at 61 @7c. with now and then n sale
at a trifie below the former rate. The offer
ings were chiefly from this State and Ohio
The State cattle were sent i'll in anticipation
of u short supply from the Western States,
and they could not have arrived at n more
opportune moment The number on sale to-
day and yesterday was 1857 and forthe week
2.447 head against 2 ,7e2 head last week, and
l ,699 head at the corresponding period last
year, when prices ranged aboqtthe same as to-
day. The total number on sale for the week,
at all the yards, was 2.625 head, besides $50
head which changed hands at Bergen Hill on
Monday. The transactions at that place,
however, were by spectators, mainly, who
purchased for Allerton's yards III anticipation
of Il short supply. One lot Of cattle on sale
same from Texas, another from Michigan, and
ia head from Iowa-all of which were in fair
marketable condition. and sold at the above
prices. AT Browning there prevailed a good
demand, but as the supply on sale was so very
small, butchers were compelled to adjourn to
lin order to obtain a sufficient sup
ply for the coming week. Chamberlain offer
u few head. most of which brought &c.
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GRANVILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY,
ASELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
YOU LADIES S.!

DEY. C. S. Doollttle. A, n, Rector; j.
I0 Indy, A. NJ. Principal; Mrs. P. 4.
Doolittle5 Goyerness; Mrs. NJ, NJ. Indy, As
~sociate, assisted by other able and accom-
plished teachers.
This long established and popular ipsti-
tuition now offers rare advantages TO young
Ladies for acquiring a thorough and accom-
plished education. Its location is delightful
and b althy. The buildings have been
thoroughly repaired, therooms newly papered
and neatly carpeted. A full corps Of ex-
perienced and accomplished teachers are I'M
ployed. The Rector, Principal and teachers
reside in the Seminary-thus enabling them
to bestow special care and attention upon
each pupil. The course of study is extern
siZe and judiciously arranged. The iastruc-
tions given are mostfaithful and thorough, To
those expecting to become teachers, special
instructions will be giyen.5Jsa 3 TarI1T
The next session will commence on Thurs
day the 2ud of September. For information,
or admission, address either of the under
signed.
C S. DOoLITTLE. Rector.
J.LINDLY, Principal.
Granville, Aug. 4, 1883. Aft
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HOTEL,

The uhscriberhaving enlarged and refttedhis
i wellkpow hotel, opposite the SampseI H OF Sc,
on Main street, is now prepared to accommodate
the travelling public in a superior manner. He
hopes thatthe liberal patronage heretoforeextend
ed to him will be continued. He particularly in
vites hisfriendsin the country to call on him, 8
hisbiIls will ally Ways be found reasonable. His ia,
Bile will constantly be supplied with the BEST the
market affords Good stabling for horses and a
faithful Ostler will al ways be provided Boarding
for private families or sin sic
Reasonable rates. ....r..
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BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.

In connectIou wtththe Hotel he wIIIalsoc 81 a
tinueto keep open his e md RESTa j
Confectioneries. Pies, Bread, Cakes
atfktnds ofTe ASeran c nks arc ii 81 crIe,
eryiuEury to be fou nd onthetablet cffn io;a-
eatir Shouses. MICHAEL MI Eh I.
ashland, Nov 1. 1851 II
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agre DINING, AND
BREAKFAST TABLES!
BED6TEADS,
BUREAUS,
-r CUPBOARDS,
. lar STANDS. ft1G .-

And in fact, everything usual. ound in o
Cabinet Ware Room, all ofwbich NIL be mad,
by the best workmen, out of the best material,
and will be sold VERY Low FOR READY
PAYl will also keep a general assortment
of CHAIRS which shall be sold at small prof
lis -.-
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Take a Look
Gun Smithing.

kl THE subscriber would respectfully an
IN i nounce to the public that he is pre-
~ pared to Manufacture Rifles of all kinds
i'm on short notice. Having spent much
4-time aud money in the Improvement of
the Target Rifle, he now holds himself
ready to make and warrant Rifles (madc ON
Dillinghurst's improved plar) to shoot acsor
ding to the annexed rule:
At 100 yards ar. average of ] inch each shot.
200 504
q 400 afia".. I'd s
p Repairing done on Short notice and
warranted, P. A. RE1NHARD-
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COmpany. ""| u y" n
DY virtue of three several writs of Fl Fa,
ID duly issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Ashland county. dated the 18th day
of November. 1858, and to me directed. l will
sell ut Public Auction, ut the door of the
Court House, in said county. on
Saturday, tie 25tA day Of December,
1858, between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ,
and four O'Clock. p. M. of said day, the fol
lowing described lands and tenements, to-wit:
the appurtenances and fixtures thereto belong
ing-levied on and taken as the property Of
the Ashland Gas Light Co., to satisfy three
executions in favor of the above named Plain
tiffs. Terms of Salc-Cash. Appraised at
JOHN j. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
Nov. 81, 1858. n25ts- piss 90
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UNDERTAKING

~. --IF UNDERTAKING
Particular attention given to this branch o,
the business. Collins constantly ON hand and
made to order Funerals attended in any par
of the country. Prices to suit the times and
the people .E- l.. WERTMAN.
Ashland. March IS. 1857. 42tf.
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rNHoSE in search of DRESS.GOoDS will
find Il choice selection of Challies, Bera-
ces, Jaconet, Cambriss, oFgandie Muslins,
Brilliants Plaid apd striped Muslins, French
Scotch aad Auaesican Ginghams. and various
other styles ut -faTfoz
n23tf BUSHNELL L cos,
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sg3 5a14s DIED,
On the 14th inst, NORRIS WHITMAN,
infant, SON of G. H.. and A. F. TOPPING.
Fathers! with thy love embrace him,
Suffer him to come to Thee,
In thy faithful arms we place him,
81 Thine alone, oh let him be-"
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r HE As TN i0Hs
MARRIED

On Monday evening last, by Rev. s. Mickey
holds, Mr.J. B. HOSSLER to Miss MAR
GREET SHEARER, both of this county.
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~ IJ FUF - IT DIICJTUT6s IT
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, Presidcnt.
GEO FAIRCHILD. Secretary. 1yeI -
And common CoId..Liks

Influenza And ON M ON C0ld.aLikA
thieves in the siliuce of the night. have carried
many to the silent grave. They are causedfya
sudden checko perspiratiof. by which the stsnI
aehis rendered inactive and the lungs becema
loaded with corrupted matter. which enters the
olood, and disease is the result -Fer all colds,
coughs, and cbiils. succeeded by heat. and ali
the throat. n al Iand ston acb. and fcTail weak
ness and sickness oreyery Kind. from ihreeto FIVE
ofthese Pills on goirgto bed .for a few days, wilt
be all thaty GU require to restore. YOU to yeIisct
health 1t has been admitted anS claimed all
over Europe, that there never wv az a medicine,
that will extirpate all manner of disease from
the system, equal is DR.. Morse's INDIAN Foot
Pills ;"that the more you take them the stranger
gou grow. They arc founded upon the principle
that the human bodyis subject tn but one disease,
namely co:ruyt humurs. These Pills not only
cfeansd th~e-bowels, but also follow the blood
through every vein and artery and SO purih yit
from all morbid hnd corrupf burners. that dis
ease of every name is dliven from the bCdy-
GreatFemale Medicinc.EF Females who
value health shoul Id never be without these Pills.
1t has been admitted by a number CT Physicians,
thai females cannot too hfghIyvaIuc them They
have given health and spirits 20 hundreds OF. fe.
males who without them would have been ~
their graves. Fhey purify the blood remove oh.
structions, and give skin asbe antiful. the clear,
healthy. and interesting appearance. a box OF
these Pills Is great mcdicaH Companion al GER
tain periods. From onelD farce should be; taken
every cay until relic is abfa ined. q doses occasion-
ly, when well, keey The sykt tenn n-bealthv cen,
dition. DR. Morse's indian Roo Pills are. sold by
aI1dealersin Medicines. nsatf~f
For sale by CLARK& POTTER
-
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RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LIN S,

Aat--#NtHHA 2aM EH- %A a&r.EMHEE
IRiSH LIN S.
DAMASKS, DIAPERS, SC. fcl
roNSUMERSeof Richardson's Linens and thcsa
should see that the Articles they purchase are seal
ed with the lfuu name OF the INN, sssuE AHpcY
RICHARDSON, S0NSo& OWPEN.
as a guarantee of the sounaness ana auraDsaiy 81
the Goods. This caution is rendered essentially
necessary as large quantities otinferior aud de
fective Linens are prepared, sexson alter season
and sealed with the Ea NE of RICHARDSON, by
Irish Houses, who, regardless OF the Injury thu.
inflicted alike ON the American consumer and
the manufacturer of the genEiGe Goods. will not
purchaser can be imposed oH with Goods ola
- - .. BULbogKg & }, B.LoCkE.
Agents, SO Church Street. New York.
Sept 2. 1853 urk-T ~ NV fgs
assds 20 SHBRIFF'S SALE SOD !,
State Of Ohio. ~ In Ashland County
Elizabeth McMa- & 6 Common Pleas. ssa
han widow ct al. E esNF
DURSUANT tn the command of an Alias
Il Order to sell Mortgaged Premises duly
issued from the Court OF Common Pleas, da-
ted the 18th day of November, 1858. and to
me directed. ! will sells at the Door of the
Court House, in said Ashland County,-on
Saturday. the lsth dag Of December.
A. D.. 1858, between the hours of ten o'clock,
a. m-,-and 1oIr o CLOCK, L. NJ, OF SAID Gay,
the following described lands and teheInenfs.
to-wit 1.-The West half of the Northeast
quarter of Section fifteen, Township nineteen
and Range sixteen-rreontajnin ing eighty acres.
also all that tract being a part OF the east-half
of the Northwest quarter Of section fifteen,
Township Nineteen and Range sixteen be
ginning at the Northeast Corner of said
quarter and running thence West along the
line of said quarter twelve, Chains aud, TWEEN
five links; thence, S. nth sixty five degrees
East thirteen Cha inns: thence forth along the
line ofsaid quarterFfye Chains apdtifty links
to the place of beginning containing three
acres and fiftv hundredth also the Easthaif
of the SoRtlr West quarter Of section ten,
Township Nineteen and Range sixteen in the
District of lands sold at MISUNDERSTANDING
eighty ceres sall ofsaid tracts of land situate
in Ashland County, Ohio.
Appraised at $50 Terms of sale. Casb.a
JOHN J. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
Noy, IL, 1858: p24ts-pfS6,G6
900 KEGS PUKE LEAD, Ico IKE 9
~ SNOW MHITE n at lf.Il.
&c, RoLLER &HoWARp
400 GALES OHIO MANUFACTUREO
- ~ AkEn n n = rarra uted m e-foTFa ale cleIC
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IMPORTANT 70 rRAYE1ERs,
NEW HACK IN

iass "a o. B. GRAY a1s sar
SHRdk3fl-SA h4FUsLLY
NA&SNSEF-~1 announcesstp
WHTNGU& rs M rs Tho public that
he has obtain
ed the contract for carry ing the mail between
Ashland and New London aud has placed ON
theline q superb new Hack. Of ample dimen
from the Rail load, between the above places,
at the most reasonable rates. za4 tGFfdo9
TIME Hack leaves Ashland at z O'Clock
and arrives at New London at Q, o'ciockAM.
LeayesNew London at2 o'clock II. N. and ar
rives at Ashland at 6 O'clock: Fare one doll =
Aliberalshare ofthe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ashland. Julyz16th. 1856. ssno6tf
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LUMBER YARD IN ASHLAND
HOWARD TON


-tra lIasuu PHllsA z.rr no
a BeR9U0leHt Institution, established By spcciafen,
dODneHtJor the relief Of the sick and distressed.
afflicted NTH PRUDENT and Epidemic diseases.
rIlo all persons aRicted with Sexual Diseases.
L such as p 4 RIM A X II A, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE, GoNoRRHGAll
GLEET, SYPHILIS The Vice of ONANISM, or
SELF ABUSE &c, &c. bn
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of tho
ul1 obstruction of human life, caused by Sex
ual diseases, and The deceptions practised upon
the unfortuna ate victims ofsuchdiseases by Quacke
geon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their
name TO open a DispensRry forthe streatmentTo Of
this lass. OF diseases, in all their forms. and 10
give MEDICAL ADViOE RAT to ali Win
apply by letter, with 4 description of their con-
ditton, age, Occupation. abitsioflife &C., and
in,cases of extreme pOverty-t FURNISH MIDI
CINES FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is naeeIeFs 10.
Medical skill of the age, and viii furnitR t6s
most approved NJ odern tire
The Directors, on a review OF the past, feel a..
surcdthat their laborsin N this sphere OF benevo-
lent effort, h ave been of great benefit to the a..
hicted, especially to the young. chd they haxe
resolved to de vote themselves. with renewed
zeal. to this very Important but much despised.
cause ~
Just Published by the , ssociatfon a Report mn
.SpermatorrhGa.o or Seminal Weakness, the Vfcu
of FOnanism, Masturbation or SeIf-Ats Sc ancd
sother Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the Con.
ultiDg Surgeon, which willhe sent by mail, lin
a sealed letter envelope FREE OF l.
ON recelptofTWo STAMPS forpoAtage. T1
Address. for Report or treatment Or. GEORGR
X. CALHOU consulting Surgeons. HowardHAs.
ISOLATION, No. 9 South Ninth Street. PhiladeI mi ia.
Pa. s'sf sltiL By order of fhe Directors. Eff
EZRA D. President.
GEO. Secretary. IyeI tet
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J.LINDLY, Principal.
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