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ben gut unb panfliA ausaefertigt.
r9- Stfelansen vDa tediplnstOa wttbtn prOmpt be9pr8t
uno pprt0frti dbgeitefert.
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3euenib ppn Ntmme's ~berubmter rbrurnatilner GsiEs
UaIttnrre, 70. W26rs 1874.
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ntttn Hea9ntb ben ptelsn antessn su @unaen Der @efuSSbsttSIs
3tnttur be- DR.. Gb1Imer Gn3uretben. S6rn Idnosrs 90
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CHAMBER. Aenlen os n@ nun mem @ritauntn, ais ids Earn
anO ID. uast en- 10 laam cine 5laf@e ekaOmmsa, t nS%uIsr1'
ttdrter mao HaIIiest e1Dorfen mar. SO faple mid nun r6nio
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Or epGlmess Et ptriltG gDirret ct bel mir aeatrn' meme
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Yrsts $1.OO per 0laf&e, 8 3lal4sn $3.50, elm babes .ua:,
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Baltimore, Mp. SltSNS
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equitable Teners
Werii6ernngS=G Omp.
SneOrpUrirt 1894.
0barter auf inllner

gn. IL SDutbEraBe
Dieit ate unb iDltbe Office ssrF&trt 5duftr unb 30 8
6tln ee8en Usrluf p6er Yef@abtgnne bpn Rene
~ ltbr biuteen Staten mad benz plane Der 0easnleitiafetf uni
befrttbietnben Bebineungem.
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3trn, NaOsa lelns pettctt 9erantpurtIt6tett, ais fur ben ge.
sunt Gmptanee e'ner BaarOtOiOrnbe Don 28 prOIent beredtist,
Sbtae Welelll3att rta fUWCbt fur l Sapr sis tutsere 2sr.
mine 3n ben btatgfen 9reifen nerahern.
Qireftcren
An0 mas GsliU, CHARLES VI. Carroll, WtiGaeI gDarner
yDtutant Ttnnebt, Muffin Senitns, Ddniel Dat
2tnrp Wtehan. Benjamin Defprb, &Dtert VI. Debit
Sanats BrattW' SamueI xirbs, Danitl QDarFetb
Grancts a. @rppt, SdaemtiRt-i
III 6Wat y. SOnts. SfFrstfr.
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Musaus aus nttinem Iaoebuh,
Observation-Disclosures Rnren

ret Karen unO 8speilt wurbtn V'paI
SemerfenSnertbelte Ruren.
&aeaf IalS, 80. 81 e. 6barpnr. purn, MN rAm.
idte, N~ferppLtdt unO lnDsteaul &ieft aebdt: A~'" VF
ISM. e. NtatmO, $50, Do. 178 On 6~asetfeRr.. mn n, = 49,
S6wdde bee oanssH 5pifems Bebeilt; NV DOh
pbsneas 5. BeabGn pom New.g Mort 10 m,rh - .,~
riar Dpsperfe sepeiit; y" '1tW-
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SrIna Serraa, BON InidTeaunS pss 8aua,e unb h.r cNY,.
Der. NaplIhwttB ub 6afen ~ W"
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Die 8rau BON i. .. nj 7, SO. as Nsflrdfe pen x,a..a.
unb nerpDier @nm1he, ~"PspFn
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9ance'SS
Sarlapartlee, beSerabtlii9e ober 8lntreini

9un98sYillen
BUR Netnt8unB bes SluteS, 8sf eiuna Spn Goue n 0n1..
oerperfelune Der ~sta6rter Orbnuns bs Wfaarne nsS ma.
tetees, Ogsp .Plta, S9wtnnmen i'm Rupre &c. sitt CO fetne bsfs
tee WIsots,n. U~rablatt6e YeriOteu retGs bluF3 an Now.
wtp, S@utneeI, S6lGfr8tstt nnb RItneer IN ven obIsn ~.
cen, que HttoeHDt, bic pom etntm ju f-rtra Slutbrarse nod
3 eH Aopte, petnetlaHt fno, 10 uteu niemals pbae htefs D,prr
ittn, tnOent 6trfs ben f2nsi sebraa&t. BITE sefdtrli0nsr atSni.
betten verbtnoern. y"
Ntan lele ~fOlsenbeS lObenbe 3eugniB iber bic
Seilnns upH DsSpeplla.
Gs wtrb etsrmtt btfGetnIet, boS metne lrau felt IL Sob,e-
an DtSgttptd lit nnb ale a~nsfstisttn WleOisinen una Sbent,
l0nlaTtl1ea Rttlmlttel Orne GrfDlS btnaSte. Sd IeIbf nx.Se
tr Upt9E Fdrltn ArtntenS betnGte btino unp beftrbte,e ~
Taasnee 9rSntestt ~ 'etDmnen. ga p6tt e i'd psn nonssis
Sarldpartue.V tuen nne boIte mir etme Gdabtef perIeintrs
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Health Health Health
Or. g iu .
3%utammene eirster
@taOfirISDem 2OruN.

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3uiammeuseirstsr .
Mil0ftrfcDeM GOrMp.
.rfaunli8asn 5Olesn aus Otita @sbraust i'd ,tisten' man
& ss9 im Raif sIsu sfts Saass sl aI ! seI eTfa@ffi tsS Sns
ottnr1t, Stitenfehen Dper B~ruffDmSraen, aelhn1nte Co.,
ttnl Strsflopfsn UStr 5erstranibeit, tieeInSs @eisaas cbs'
tnttunoun9 Der 3sHle, &c. Ssine ~nabrbofteM &iaeuidafh,
S astb% @T aspet I feSatis S Sqs 9 y .ips I'M To asItr1 ! n,,, 81, e g :
b BptteIn So.
9eilmlg BON Mitbma, SlMtfpcien III FL 10
Stne anoere aaBeloreentllhe 5tiluns
Us naabt mir ptht Guetn Wsr8naBen, fDnAern 10 baltic ts
AUD lIr yFiat ssssn bic IstOtnOs ahsRia6eit, gu G~tfdtta.n
MAS Or. Swasne'S Dtlbtr 81 rfGfn. g prnr
fallen. NIT ~slutfpetea unO iassreun atuem, 70 ba5 i'd 81,
same MaGt aus.er htt Bette ietn uuo astn mustt SD
seIleante MIR pe pDiae ~wertesUls Dtsrtsn Spn 5ftrmdnn
dtfus IN StnlaItn, mtlatr s~teafals btitaaea iana. a6 ip
~eSuHdnots eurtrt wDrSen bin.
9enfaItm. Buds 60 ntu, Is. mat 1857. y 'aSI
y ltter8! Oitter8! 8~itterS
DIR. Swayne's Bitter Catholicon
Mai NIT elmer Sidr6ett beuust rerttn. ucIds sine MlsSt.
stn bielsr Art NOD nte erf6erea, Is pei 1eibet eem 5pAtm
asuts 9tbsn limbs Kraft. AFR YlaRr. ter @Hwddiide, be.
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ttne, hsten @~tfanbbsit BET Spr9crldtem alter babin Idmin.
oct. nerben nta: &ratre unb etneu sutsn Appstit erbalttn.
sufrteten ietn. Diefes wirfi4 %wtrtbeoae 8itters Sat sross
Gteeni&aftta. = Eur SO Gsnts 6ie gctftl.
GGilberf nnD refni3et OnS Slut!
Or. SDapne's tart cencenttirter
Tlutb @Ttr1ft y. SarfapartIlo.
DIR srOss Slsttrttnistr, unO 9aittsl Sar 3tilunG BON seru.
au f&lae, @ei6Wlr'n, ~&rafpslas. @6t@en, olaemstuer
S&m1&e, fppbtIttif6er Somrt0me &c. &c.
GlLlen nuOeren Ntlleu ODrnalS
Or. Swdpnt's utersuferte SaIfdpariaa un6 Epttr Pill.
len, 9e8en due btutDstn 0etsen, unOrbentItdtn Gtubigans,
&opti6mer3, Der BON DerhDrbentm Magsn b~errabrt. uebsI.
ttti, unrsreauitbttt. unregsImGBi8tetten BET nta 8rauentim
msrn, iT8enb ,8rant9giten Der Qe6et, bts Msa sers Dber Der
Ssos rme; AUD rstnistn ne 3agteiG bos 8fut unS ~perletbsn
benz Spfent neue Kraft, t rtren Stele Getten, tt: man ntht
IN lpreni Strst9 9aIten fDate 8srstst nidt cine probe NIT
bitten %wtrtbsUlt n Dtain III MAIDEN @erfertiat auein BET
Or. g u a . n unb e ogn
J. Nrrtb Gtpentb Gtreet, lbtr ban E0a,
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Sertauft bel:
s. 3. 6 s1 Z, SO. rs BnltmOreara6e;
5. M. Rp@ltne, No. 95 broadway;
9, Btep, Ys. ST RDrtb @apara6e, uMb
IN Der OrTce otS Baltimore Beder.."
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Oefnnobeit8 sxinctur.

Oetu1obett8s xinctur.
Die an8sne6mae uO erfOlsrei4fe Mepistn aur n,raearua
8rGntsr,, S~pa9sr Eno gferOSfer, wehbe ttmals erfnabss
trdftiBt ben S&maGen
heilt ben aranten,
etbt ben ~5ierpDfen Nlutb unb
neUes 1eben otm JnpaItben.
DIE 2inftur belt
Sfsr ,Sttat, DpspepEa. 8Oltff6meraen
ROpfpeb, unperbnultntett, @ebrndtbett
NtrDDtes 3ittern burh ~uberm6stoeu Sprva
upn I1bad unb SptritupIen psranlost
6ertbI ennen. gDtnb i'm DPaaen unb Re-.
anterletbe, Saufer- gDabnnnn &c.
30 Die &tnftur beliest ben appetit fir be.
rauIdenoe @etrdnfe!
gtrtVnen, ole I'D BEN Vae6ranGe fpirituufer getr6nYe h4..
8e8eben, hn6en bas Bette 5tiln ttef tn V'"""'e pth'
Or. Chalmers Welunbbeits. Iinftrr
Sett bsr @ntpedune Ger Wttctstn pape i'd purh ms.n.
Dc uns sstannts In stsfer Stact bic iOlstnbe an,aa IN se1 1' run
fpnen Bepeiit: :" Vrr"
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l1eberfeeiIde
MdG1npsMnenfur.

a HWNNNR8M # AtSUCtISStIWS
Sd@&@AAAA Wdf1d9es 9leentmr.
@@ Dtc unterjetmnften Eeptu NIT BEN Qdutt
CTS berrn U Duarb S@pn, S&ifS-Nbe6tr unb Shtfs.
Defrahtet, In Bremen In Berbinbun8 unb feaen fiji Ned.
nune beHtlbem unttr Sprtbetlpaften SebtnguHscn unP u ben
ebrtaHe n o remer SGben auf Elm Satr Ifttat
3 a a9e d. etne aus unb swar fur &aiIte. SteedHt unb
3wiI&tnbed NIT r { eI rnGstgtn Y~adetf&tffen BON
Bremen mad antn Satin Der Veretni8ten Stdaten, befun-
Utrs aber na6 BaIttmDte. Der QDee Ibsr Bremen ia fur
DeatG6t auerldnnt br Dprtbetltaftefe, unb ba I'm Nidtbe.
nlbunesfaae bes SGeineS TEN btrFeen 4ussabIer has ~ cit
1 d ert bletbt, 70 e~mpfeplen mir Denienieen, treIGe Jrtun-
Dc unb WerwaMbte Don DeutIhIdno ternbtr fCnimen IaHtn
rpaea, unIere germitteIuns turh Dbtses 0aus ergetenf. =
S~tetIf@tffc SerlaHen Bremen am 1. un6 Is. ttbtn
MpnntS>
upenlU fSunen Bet uns YaHasefAstne iebsr GlaHs unter B..
ltgun9 Der pldbe fur BITE neutn uno pra&trCIl etn.
%ssrtGttten Oampff&tffe Ss NOrbbtutfden
9trs6 ab gewoyCrt mad Bremen, ais aud
VI ben 9 dstn Der ~aOnpasnis lfebs nabsrtl gnlstsp unttr
elsi@sn 8ebinsunsen fur @tanuns Der 59. GtIptt,
8tutatn unS 6e d EFT, Gssnsen Der S&tHe tn Rsw.
prt, eataegenetnonmen iperbtu, unb ba man NIT Nehl
Oteltn Soften ben gpr3ua eeben Tam, unb bur& Gna naemest
BET uns q I Re n { Dor BetruBereisn burh " { w y Drfer
BURNER ssFbtrt Fae, 70 %empfeblsn mir aud tisrin benz
Dnblitum unltre Dermittlune.
Die Mbfabrtstdse Der Sdtfe itne rte fpl8tt
y. Brenten .. New. 9Ortt
ereme en-. Gapt. gDsHtts, -. Stunt q, Sui
6ubfpn, UDeHte, ~. Suit Ia. dug.
@tw-ssrt," |: saatsn, 81. Suit %. NuS.
SDtsea nasDtrer Sausianft gsnse man i'd an
Bed une v a d nj MT,
! Smlht SO. 113, 10. e~pmbarbar 4GItt,nu ore.
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Dteie 3aplen 3eteen, tae b~etRabtsber 4. Itetl auer Sterbe.
tale tn steiem ean1e 6ur@ Aasietruns Strurfa&t resben, as.
selseen sSn ben jablret&en anbern 4stHeu, bic BON stntr
let&ten GrtdltuHe berbetetfibrt werben.
S3ont eutre @tlanhbtt Mnh wenn tbr an elmer @rYSItuua
per Sruf O6tr 2unse Ietbet. iaufet cine SIafAe vpn S u fe~
Ianb's baifantf6em Gcr9taI unb tbr I5nnet auf adsre 0e.
uanberbare gBtrtuna btseust.
SnHea ictnt sbtr as& nan&rnaI BON SerSUrbsusua wls.
eea. tn wel6em SANE bas yDeut(&e Nttferss oebromGt merhen
tslts: Sn 5dusn BON stnem 6nbautrnbtn Suaen berrlbr.ns
PER SGma@e nb Nbfpaanuns bee saastn Ssfems wlrb man
DS Uttttrs BON srUtsm gluttn fn6en.
DaHeibt wtre ttn,is bet Or. q. 81. Sadfpn as syH,
EIass; psiaaDslpeta Sssfsr ttat unb BET ou.n Druaaiaen uSt
Yreis 70 Gents bic SIaT&e. 0,,o a. smm
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JterUOIe Eranfbelten.

Ut. NbaImtr9 0tIunptt1IssaIhIlur beEBt etne befonhsr,
6eiliraft iRr Observation-Disclosures. Ste reiniat bas yiISs -.
ben ptrberbliatn SaftcH uno trGfist bic ute6tr, BIZ bnrH D.. :
standardization gel item babtn. DIE 6etIfrafe ber s uItSr MI
~wdbrbaft punpertar NIB bateu ITO ttr ut bGufo b,mi.tr.nn*
5@mGne, Atmattugg unb 2ebsnsuberbrue fnb isPsr,s..1t'A.
Der Tint .ur eenstit Tprbsn. SIN allen 5alsn BON :, snr",Sts
.RcpfWeb, S6winoel. NerpshfRmerten, 3eratIpr fen. aSn't,%ss
S@md@e, unlut an benz unt8an8e nit Meenlnrn sIt ~
MatnFnn. ueberlcnnnune, ~Srrftpea bel ben atrinosernS @eSI Isa
sssHs,,t stsSsn i'm aspis. Rise I'm @sF&t, RsbsSsaSeSfrrss
Itnftar faprt tn uneldabIid furwr Seit Sstiun ~Ssvsa Ott
bat tSSa paufs @sDsaten "a SsIS,tmOrO. gefarStanssan p sap
~ Mnmsa,, Is; ;r ssrts fI Ss dr Sts a,aitar fOrsert ans fSaHt es
frifhea Nehan fiehRr NuHtth Menee
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@lne ancere t~puncerbare Sur.
bar4 Or. Gpalm.r's Gsfa 4Oesi.s- ainrsar s sps,ta,

0Hr~ W. SPa'mers VeluA0cstis .ainfsar 5erertasata
Baltimore bfn 3. Wpp- liza
Nstn 5efr!-& s serei&t mir sum erO6em SSsrcnS, - :
ne bic aueerorbtntItAe Sur. wet9e Or. GbaIne "a a;rSSn ~
an rttner frau usrbttesfnprt musatbsilen. 80 fuS jsst
Wtsnate Der, ktteem rtGtne BrpE BON 0vspepfa, Qeberlds~,r
nno Shwlnbd erariffrn wattl~ 90 G6len, mar ibr 1na ~
aab @eiunobsttssaaane bab TIRE gase anssf9poasn Ms KS,
karbe blet6 unb tbre 5Gnee NIT &nSf6Ias bseeft mnys y
Sure ErperliAen stieen Eartn nnaasiprehInb orp6 S%n,s
sra in her Sruf. tn &lden. 5ersf9lGe, btfiiaso 9 smsrs vme :
Gcpfe &c. %ergrthtn ir 6Frm sen, baR Id tie aufaab e. ~
lhma1, oab lie TIRE 9anb Eatt mebr bis aum Rs T. srss.th y
trnnte. lin tefe Set. Uurte etnss ppa abnlm tris wonrhI.
ten tn mein 6aus eewor en- aHA is marble po anIast 20 1917
tar Bel metnsr Grau eiasr yrObe gu untsrpetffn. SS i,rr !.
gBabr cit iasen BAT mag hem @anufr oes SnbaItsS Van :" e1. ~
Jtaftt it IT'D berttts better fabltS, lie taIte feine Cd n,,ar
metr, tDnnte wiebEt eHen unb mad BEN spenuHe n,s Sr %%.ntSen
uea 8 rstttrcn Jtai6en mar re gang ri.bsr Der saeGt'e "S"''s'
W. =. MIber
M Np. % Sub NdeoRroE.
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&c na0tttr WMEIUNIE WEHpt nun IW N
Bed unb BG@m MT.
SO. 113, 10. 9pmbarbRr 86Ittuap ore
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-26

DR.. RoBAck's SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.
The seeds of all disorders are in the blood,
and DR.. Roback's Blood Purifier and Pills act
specifically on that fluid. They arc composed
of rare Lwedish herbs, and form a Sovereign
antidote to the injecting and c%orrupting prin-
ciple of disease Not only do they cure in
digestion, bilious complaints, female weakness,
eonnubial incompetency, nervous disorders,
lung and throat affections, diarrhea, etc, etc,
but they cleanse, purify and invigorate every
organ, and put the whole animal machinery in
such a vigorous condition that it is enabled to
resist and throw off the influence of bad air
and other causes of sickness. See advertise
ment. 4w32
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Persons laboring under this distressing malady will
find DIR. HANCE's Epileplic ills TO be the only rem
edy ever discovered Tor curing Epilepsy or Fal ing
Fits. These Pills possess a specific action on tie
nervous syttenn and although prepared espe cially
for the purpose of curing Fits, they will be found o.
especial benefit to all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has been proStrated
or shattered from any cause whatever. The dyspep
tic patient, whose stomach has lost the powes Of duly
converting food into a life sts. aiming clement is re
iieyed By q single course Of the cxtraordiary Pills
The gastric fluid re acquires its solvent power, and
The crude nutriment which was a load and a burden
10 the sufferer. while his digestive organization was
paralyzed and rnsfFupg, becomes under the whole
some revolution created in the system, the basis o.
strength, activity, and health.
Sent to any part of the country by mail, free o.
postage. address SETH S. HAEcE, los Baltimore,
Md. Pricc-one box, SO; two. So; twelve. s24.
..- r 4B32
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& Cure,
F,E THE sFzEpr cuEE or

HAtr1 -
1nto-lnis,cn. Fever. OF Fever and A-ac, Re.
mitteEt Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Asuc,
Periodical IIcalaclc, or Bilious Head
ache, ana Biiioss Fcvcrs, indeed for the
whole class of diseases originating in Lii.
iary dczan .cntc1t, causci by tac Malaria
of El:o5ra:ic c01utries. sEF. -gFlr
M one remedy is ioider called for ty the ne
~ccssities of the american. people than q sure aad
3aic cure for Fever and Agrc. Such we arc
row enabled to o.fer, with a perfect certainty
tibet it will eradicate the disease. and with as
slIrancc, founded or proef, that no harm c%a
arise from'its rsc in any quantity. =
That which protects from or prevents this dis
0r:l2r must be of immense service IN tbs; conmu-i
niti-s where it prevails. Prer-nkioi Is bcttcr than
curc, for the patient escapes the risk which he
must ran in violent attacks of this balefu. dis
tcmprr. This "Ccn: cx;c's the miasm=tic
poison OF FEY5cI AND -AGUE from the system and
prevents the Development of the disease. If taken
Oh. he first approach CT its prcnHoaitory symptoms.
Il is not oily the best remedy cvcr vet discovcred
or this class of complaints, hut also the cheapest
inc large quantity we supply for q dollar brings it
within the reach Of every body and in bilious
Districts, where FEyEa AND AurE prevails, every
totly should hava it anil use it freely both for ours
and protection. 1t is hoped this price will place it
within the reach OF all tho poor as Ycn as the
rich. y great superiority of this remedy over any.
other cvc- discovered far the speedy and certpiF
cure Of I.ltcE!aitteats is. that itcontains no Quirane
or mineral. consequently it produces no quinismio or
ether injurious effects sEhatcTIr upon the eofIstitu-
ton. Tho : cureI by it are LEFT as healthy g il
they hal never had tie disease. q T. 10 ~ 1000
Fever and Aglo IS not alone the consequence of
the raiasnaatl, poisoa. a great variety of disordsr
arise frcrl is irritation, among which arc Neural
S;a. rheumatism, Govt. N:adachc, EhiidneSs,
Tuothach2, Earache. tata-rh, Asthma. Palpitation.
Painful -Aaecfi5n If the Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in
the Bowels. Collie, Paralysis, and Dcrangcmelt OF
the Stomach, al of which. when originating in
this cause, put on the intermittent type. ar become
pcgiodisal. This Cure cxpcls the poison from
tho :locd. aud consequently cures them all alike.
it is M Invaluable protection to immigrants and
nalarious districts. IF taken Occasionally CT daty
while exposed to the infection. that win be cxcrc-s
ted from the system. and cannot accumulate IN
sufficient quantity to Iipen into discn-e. Henceit
is even more valuable for protection than cure, and
few will ever suffer from Intcrmittcnts, if they
avail themselves of the protection this remedy
ai,rds y 5rE s--4.-H=- Ea--t..r..e r.f EE.rrr= IA
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Sustain those .eho Sustaimn, You. <s0a
THE undersigned having purchased entirely new
has ever travelled with him knows is "as good as
new, !" is prepared to transmit passengers to and
from Ashland and Mansfield in as comfortable, con-
di:ion, and on as favorable terms, as they have ever
been in the most flush times
His line connects at Mansfield with trains on the
Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne & Chicago Rail Road, and Al
so with trains on the Mansfield, Sandusky City; and
Newark Rail Road. ssfaT t$z 80
Leave. sampsel House, Ashland at u o'clock, A.
NJ. arrive at Mansfield at l0t o'clock, a. NJ.
Leave North American House, Mansfield ct 81
o o'clock, P. A., latter arrival of the Eorthefn train
from Sandusky, and arrive at Ashland at 9 o'clock.
EXPRESS -,
And o her packages carried as dipoys heretofore, at
o r.a.onable ~recompeEce.
LEVI McCAULEY, Proprietor.
Ashland, Nov. II, 1857. &c., 23tf
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NOTICE.
Peter Gongawa,.
In Ashland County Com.
mon fol
Partition.

Peter Gongaway In Ashland County Com
5 VS.. mon eas,-Petilion for
Joseph Gongaway, ct al. Partition.
Joseph Gongaway, Margaret Eighinger, and
q Andrew Eighinger her husband, Hannah keggy
and Christopher Keggy her husband, Solomon Iol-
yard, Emanuel Bolyard, Lewis Bolyard, and Calvin
Bolyard will take notice, that a Petition was filed
against them on the oath day of January, A. D.,
1859, in the Court of Common Pleas within and for
the County of Ashland, Ohio, by Peter Gongaway,
and is now pending wherein the said Peter Gong
away demands Partition of the following Real Es-
tate, to wit all that tract or parcel of land situate
and being in the County of Ashland, in the State of
Ohio, and more particularly described as being lot
number seven e., taken out of the south east corner
of the north half, of the north west quarter of Sec
ton number twenty-seven GU Township twenty
four (24) of Range seventeen 90 as designated IN
the plat of Davidson, made amongst the heirs OF
George Albert, deceased, of land owned by said
Davidson, and bounded on the south by lands owned
by Michael Smeltzer, and on the west by land owned
by John Myers, and on the north by land set off by
said Davidson to Mary Burk-containing thirteen
(13) acres more or less, and that at the May Term OF
said Court, A. D., 1859, the said Peter Gongaway
will apply for an Order that Partition may be made
of said premises, according to law.
GONGAWAY.
BY A. L. CURTIS, his Atty.
Jan'y &c, 1859. 1 6w34
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THHE following Executors, Administrator and
l. Guardians having filed their accounts for settle
ment in said Probate Court, to-wit:
The final account of ]. N. Slonecker, Executor of
John Pollock, deceased:
Final account of Joseph D.. Mumper, and Andrew
Mumper, Administrators of the Estate of Andrew
Mumper, Sem, deceased.
Final account of J. s. Weatherbec, Administrator of
the Estate of lessee Evans, decd.
Final account of James Hearst as Guardian of Eliza
Ross.
Hafer.
Final account of fsanc-StuH as Guardian of Michael
Redinger, an insane person.
Final account of IA Frederick, Guardian OF David
Love and JohnsRodocker.
Final account of William Swftzer, Guardian of Lew
SwfrZer.
Final account of Ephraim Davis Guardian of Mar
garet Jane Davis, and
Partial account of James a.. Tilton, Guardian of
George W. Mitchell, LII -
and the same will be for hearing in said Court on
Monday the 18th day of February, AID 1859.
JOHN D. JONES, Probate Judge.
Jan'y 10, 1859. = 1a5A |<S 3w32#
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF 4 FAMILY PHYStG9

are so composed that disease Within the range OF their
action can rarely withstand or cyade them. Their pens
ctrating properties search. and cleanse, and iHvjgorsfe
every portion OF the human organism. correcting i.s
dssas Sod action, and restoring its healthy vitalifics. As
u consequence OF these properties, fhc invalid &horfS
bowed down VIII. pain or rAny>iraT DEBILITY is astnnished
to find his health or energy restorcd ty a remedy At
once so simple ard inviting. ffs'E -
Not only 60 they the every Day complaints, Of
every todv. bit also mary formidable md. dangerous
diseases. The agent lelow named is pleased to furnish
gratis my American Almanac. containing certificates
of their cures aId ~tireciais for their use in fht follow
ing complaints CostarcRess, Reast!s,1, Head cic,
Pam al e,,d Mo,Aid Traction oftte RoEel, Fiatseseys
Loss Of -Anatife,. ia pdice, and other. kindred eom.
plants, arising from a low state of the body or ob>trac-
ton Of its functions. They arc an excellent aheratiSe
for the renovation of the blood and the rostaratioa pf
tone and strength to the system dsbilitats4 by eiseaAsL
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NEW york

NEW YORK. January "a, IS
FLOCR-The Market is again irmer; sale.
bbls. S8,s5@4,4O for unsound; So, @5,2O for E
state; 4, 45@5 80 extra state. s., $4,000 con
to good extra western; S696,2 20 round hoop OF
RYE FLOUR-Firm at 50, 5O@4,25. 1
CANADA FLOUR-Also frmer; sales 400 bi
81, 2O@6,90 for extra.
WHEAT-Quiet, but firm ; sales 5000 bush q
damaged. ''i z
CoRN-Firmer, sales small at s5@sec q
OATs-Better, 57@e6 for state, western and
ada. {
RYE-Firm at s599oc..
PORK-Continues firm sales 230o bbls at 81
for old mess; Sl8,25 for new do; 13,35@3,5 so pr
Included in the sales were 1000 bbls for the sun
months at 1e,37, and 1000 bbls prime for the sp
months 1850. H. 49,. -.-.-. /
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
BACON-chiet. I
q MEATS-Active; sales 500 pkgs hams at
shoulders selling at 6}@69c.
LARDAFirm and active sales 1000 bbls II
l24.
BUTTER and CHEESE-Steady and unchang
STOCKS-Iull and rather lower. ,..l
MONEY-Coniinues plenty and rates easy at
per cent on call. ( a..