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Persons laboring under his distressing malady will
lind DIR. HANCE 5 j pilep ic L ills 10 be The only rem
edy ever discovered ior curing Epilepsy or Falling
t1ts. These ILLS possess a specific &C. lion on The
nervous syttem; and although prepared espe cially
for the purpose of curing Fits, they will be found of
especial benefit TO all persons Attic ed wi Ia weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has been prot ed
or shattered from any cause whatever. The dyspep-
tic patient, whose Stomach has lost The povcso dGly
converting food into a life sus. aiming element. is re
lieved by a single course OF the ex raordiary / ills
The gastric fluid re acquires lis solvent power, and
the crude nu.riment which was a load and Il burden
to the sufferer, while his digestive organization wa,
paralyzed and unstrung, becomes under the whole
some revolu ion crea ed il the system, the basis of
strength, &C ivi y, and health.
Sent TO any part of the country by mail. free of
postage. Address SETH S. HAsCE, los BALTIMORE,
Nd. Price-one box, So; two, So; twelve, S24.
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CIxcINNATI, Jan. Is.
FLorr-F1ourssfrm and prices tending upward
Sales Of 1900 hbls at $500, f0.,for superfne.
Whisky ! cent higher with an active speculative
demand; sales of 1CC0 bbls at 25!@255c. the latter
rae for wagon.
Observation-Disclosures ~buoyant; mess pork ad-
vanced TO S17,25 with no sellers at that rate at the
cio-c; bulk meals held at GWSc but no sales; ~ %
pieces sold at 55GG7Sc for shoulders and sides. the
$ de' were Light; nothing done in bacon. Lard un
ch"ns-d; 90 bbls and tierces at 105c delivered at a
point on the RIVER below he CT Y.
Groceries firm and in good demand; no change in
prices.
Iyc has advanced to 81. and clover seed 20 $3.50.
Money matters unchanged.
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Sick Headlche of long standiag perfectly
cured.

PEILADSLpuIA, March 10th, 1858.
DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON. Dear Sir Il had been troub-
led from childhood with frequent attacks of Sick
Headache, accompanied with another common and
painful disease, for which yainly sought relief for
eighteen years. A t length, by the persuasion of my
mother, who had been greatly benefited by heir isse-
1 resorted to your Hollands German Bitters; and 1
am indeed gratifed to be able to say that a few
bottles effected q perfect cure. My appetite,
TOO, which was formerly very irregular, has been
completely restored, and I feel better than ercr before.
Yours truly, MRS. CORNELIA LUCAS,
S34 Souih Front st.
Ask for Hoofand-s German Bitters. 1t is sold by
druggists and storekeerers in every town and village
in the United States. West Indies, and South America,
at rs cents per bottles 2v33
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% Presented to
JOHN l..
Semi. II. 1953

e..@--. ~. TOO,
By the compositors in the Missouri Demo.
crat Office, as a token of their friendship and
esteem. Mr.. Bittinger is, in every respect,
one of natures noblemen, and we are pleased
to hear Of this gratifying testimonial, as he is
a worthy member of the typographical frater-
nity@@ Louis Trdvedcr.
@-Mr. BTTTlNGER was. formerly from this
county. We do not know him, personally, but
presume the above compliment is deserved.
He has 0. brother in our employ, who has all
the elements necessary to fit him for useful
manhood, if he takes care of himself,"-as
We have every reason to believe he will,
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$PEt'IAI. MOTTO rs.

DR- RoBACK's S~CANDlNAV1AN rem DIES.
The seeds OF all disorders are in the blood,
and Dr. Robuck's Blood Purifier and Pills act
specifically on that fluid. 1hey are composed
or rare Lwedish herbs, and form a sovereign
antidote to the injecting and corrupting 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
and put the whole animal machinery in
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. 4v32
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AMERICAN FARMERS MAGAZINE; Devoted
to Agriculture, Gardening, Stock-Growing
Bruit-Culture, Science, Literature and Genera
Intelligence. j. A. NASH, editor and pub
Usher, No., z Beekman ST., New York. We
make the following extract fron, the prospec
tus: 10y -
The foregoing extracts represent truly and
faithfully thegoLject of this Journal; and the
Publisher has only to add, as the Now Year
approaches, that he will enter upon a new vol
un1e with increased facilities and an earnest
purpose, to make it a first class agricultural,
Horttcuturatd and Family Mayazine. Its teach
ings in. Agriculture are Practical. In Horti-
culture, it shows how the Garden and the Or
chard can be made profitable as well as orna-
meataE On Stock Growing, Dairy Economy
and General Farm management. experience is
the basis OF its Instructions. No Farmer can
read it without being intellectually benefited.
As a Family Journal it has an interest for all
81 ;sses of readers.
The Volume for 1850, will be superior in
many respects to any previous volume and to
anything yet published in this country. 1t
will be as heretofore, largely original. but in
part Eclectic, drawing. from the best sources.
and furnishing only the most instructive and
reliable matter. 1t will contain upwards Of
700 pages, put up in the best style, and is now
offered at a Lower Price than any other work
of equal size and value.
Terms to single subscribers, one dollar a year
in advance. To Clubs of ten and upwards, 80
cents a year. Address
j. A. NASH, Editor and Publisher.
New York, Z Beekman ST., Dec. 20, 1858:
We shall be glad to receive and forward sub
SCr1Dtl0nS. . 1
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Mexican Afairs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA private dispatch,
from a reliable source, in New Orleans, states,
on authority of information from Mexico, that
Miramon was elected President by only four
majority over Rabies, and adds that it is uncer-
tain whether Miramon will accept the office,
while Juarez is represented as being firm in
power at Vera Cruz. Nothing is said about
the liberals having taken Jalapa and Cordovan.
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The Butter Trade.

The following is a strictly correct estimate
of the amount of butter packed during seven
months, or the packing season, of 1858, by
James Patrick, which we give to our readers
a. an item of l1cal interest, showing that one
sixth of the business Of this house was accom-
piished in Mansfield, it being hntter bought
and packed here and not sent from other points
to be reshipped- The figures below give the
number of frkins, containing one hundred
pounds each, shipped from the different points
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THIS new and important Discovery in the tr-,A.
Il ment of tuberculosis, CONSUMPTION was mad.
by the celshEainA-D~-tuT rruucIs UhuIcbiII of Pr
rs. md first communicated 10 the French ScadonE-
Medicine in 1856. 1t has been adopted and ia go
used throughout the Continent of Eurure with un.re.
cedented success as q cure and preventive of this
most formidable scourge of the Human Race. The
HyPo2,hosphiies are recommended by the most emf.
nent Physicians of N. Y, who prescribe for it their
patients. So long ago as 1855. DR.. Churchill, by a
series of scientific deductions came to the conclusion.
that the proximate cause. or at all events an essential
condition of tuberculosis, Consumption was a de-
crease in the system of the phosphorus it contains i'm
inference, that the means of curing the disease aon.
sisted in restoring the deficient elements.
oror TINS fuFi9se, IT was necessary TO select soma
compound of phosphorus which should be at The
same time oXydIzable and assimilble-that is. cana.
Die Of entering into and forming a part of the ava.
tenn. These conditions were found 10 txist IN H. ~
poLhosphites of Lime, Soda and Potash, which seem.
ed best to fulfil the TWO IT quisites of ,xvdation- r.
and assimilation. Theuse Of the Nv.
Iophosphites shows these preparations to have ! ixo
fold siseifie action. On Tie one band they increase
the principle, whatever that may be, which const;.
nervous force; and ON the other they are the mos.
hitherto known. @HI
The Physiological effects of their use are shown
by an increase OF nervous power. sometimes even from
me hrst day of their administration toe~etherwith an
unusual ieeling OF comfort and strength. The nppe.
lite Increases ofteni in an extraordinary manner. 1ha
vaccinations become regular and more abundant:
ne preparations, II any Lave existed. cease .Ieer
calm and Profound All the general srnr-
oi ms disappear will a rapidity that is truly marvellous.
The HyTophosprites, as prescribed by DR.. Church.
IL are now for the first Time offered in a chemicaIIv
form IN the United States by the undersigned.
irlce 81 per bottle. Ill a concentrated from .by mail.
h.ee bottles will be sent for $500 when ordtre By
sxprTss. 1t is a;so put up in large bottles, ready fl
lIe' Mhen ordered by Express or private hand. Am.
ne directions accompany each package. Circulars
nd all desired information NAV be Obtained h~ 80
lressing with j stamp enclosed.
j. WINCHESTER.
American ard Foreign Agency or.
Dec s. '5s.-3n27. 49 JobnS 3 N yes
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ANOTHER REyoLUTIoN.-The news from
Mexico is highly important, extending down to
the. Goth of December, Zuloaga had been de-
posed by the Conservative forces under Gen
eral Robes, and had taken REFUGEE in the House
of the British. Minister. Robes had announ-
ced himself as the head ofthe Conservatives,
end had sent o. commission to Vera Cruz to
trsat with Juares for union With Liberals
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sarWhile taking his coffee on Saturday
morning in Buffalo, the Rey. Montgomery
Schuyler, of Rochester, received a note, open
ed it, read it, smiled, and put the contents
(S2000) in his vest pocket. He was formerly
pastsr of st. Johns. Church in that city, but
Is now of Christ Church, St Louis. Several
Buffalo friends contributed the handsome sur
prise, -.
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TESTIMONIAL TO Mr.. JOHN L. B1TT1NGEr.
This gentleman, the late worthy foreman of
the Democrat office, was presented on Saturday,
by the compositorial corps of that Office. with
a testimony of their regard and esteem. in the
shape of a superb gold-hcaded cane, bearing
the following inscription:
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SHERIEE,S SAIE =

SHERIFF'S SALE.
conrad Roberts d Co. In Ashland Co. Com
z: $. s~ampsc1l. mon Pleas.
to the command of a wit of v.naf
= ExPlonas, duly issued from the Court OF Com.
mon riehs or Ashland County. dated The LIST day Of
u ceinber a. D.le58, and to me directed. / will .eII
a. suGi!e AuetIon at the door of the Court House
Saturday, Tie 22d dag of January,
ie'9. between The hours of ten O'Clock. a. M. ,,6
i,ur O'clock p of said day. the following described
IN. rs,a'e; to-wIt.I beginning at the south westerly
Maikiey,s addiiion to the town of Ashland. and mn.
mlhg thence north 81 deg. east nine rods and SL linLs.
rnence north 4 rods and 8 links. thence month Is der
- 81 ir = e aho = Inks, thence south % deg west fs
r"Is ana 10 Inks. thence south 25 dog o. der cost q
H. IL u +" iilks. the;ce south 81 west one rod on
.lEks' thence south f9 deg east 3 rods and 1857 i;nf:
." the place of Eegir ming, co.tainipe two -. as
iu~ thnt Q n:'ks mo'e OF less. Saving and except.
~, INA Portion heretofore divided TO John Bar.
he Tr anu Samuel Fasig. taken and levied on as
rv : cry OF The above named Defendant to salts
an execution in favor of the above named nlain.
Appraised at s.. Terms of sale cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
nC9pfS6.66
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GoDY's LADY's Book for February, i

GoDY's LADY's Book for February, is
promptly upon our table We are glad to
learn that Copy is gaining in popularity in
his old age. He says that his increase this
year is tremendous. "Our edition will far ex-
coed that of any other year. One thousand
subscribers a day by mail alone, we have been
receiving for a very long time, some days over
that humber
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We would have been glad to inform our
readers of the whole amount of business done
IN butter this season in our City, but have not
been able to get the figures from the packers.
|-ShieM and Banner.
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MARRIED

In Pamela, Illinois, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. MILLS, of La Sale, DR.. D. W. HUNT of New
York, and Miss SAMANTHA MYERS. ofPanola, re:
Gently of Savannah, Ohio. 3.
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GRAND JURY.-The following are the names
of the Grand Jurors drawn for the next (Feb-
ruary) Term of the Court of Common Pleas of
Ashland county:
David Hart, CIearcreek Township.
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WALL

DoTTER N KNOX have just received the largest
4 and hest sei"cte'i stock Of Wall Paper. Criilng
Paper. Ceiling DECORATIONS, Borders. Frcsco ma
ments. Window Shades. (piain and fnucy) Window
C"rrncrs, Cords, Tassels. Patent Rollers. (evtry
kn"wn prtiern.i etc etc ever brought Ia this couii-
ty. which will be sold cheaper thrn heretofore. Call
and examine. March II, 1883. 4ltf
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Cabinet and Chair Shop.

CHARLES +. EPPLER,
ri AVING permanently established himself in the
H above business in Ashland. will execute all
orders in every department. of his business. TO The
satisfaction OF those whe m j favor him with their
patronage. His goods are ali manufactured by him
self. in The old and honest way, and are warranted
to prove what they seem and what they are recon-
G-Ware-room and Shop j. the building formerly
owned and occupied by j. Musgrave.
ashland, July ,iahs. n5.f
THoSk in want OF S%HEETINGS win find the
l. best brands at BUSHNELL'S.
Ashland. Ohio. Nov. 10. 1858. n23tf
Baskets! EasketsI
oppning-a new lot of Ladies' Baskets,
- by POTTER d KNOX :ntf
Il Gall op BVHSNNL'&
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/, BUILDINa &c.-See advertisement of Mr..
B. BoNEBRIaaT. Mr.. B. is sufficiently well
known in this community, as a master builder,
to render any special notice necessary.
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PETIT JURY-The following are the names
of the Petit Jurors drawn for the February
Term, 1859: .
John Erins, Perry Township.
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In fact every variety of GOoDS. and magnificent in
Styles, can be found in our Store.
We relurn our sincere thanks 10 the I'u, lie for past
iavnrs and solicit n continuance of Iat rnIIage.
We shall cndcavor 10 please all, deal honestly, and
promote The welfare of our PATRONS, and ourselves
November 10, 1858. n23tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-20

~ The Herald has the following.
in regard to Mr.. N. J. Rusch's claims
for Office
"The present spring, when seed
grain was very hard to obtain, and
commanded exorbitant prices, Mr.. R.,
more fortunate than many of his neigh-
bors, had . large supply which he lit
orally distributed among them, and
without regard to their present ability
to pay"
We know . man in Mahaska county
who is not now, and was not then, q
candidate nor an aspirant, for the Office
of Lieutenant-G Governor, but Who,
I" during the present spring." refused
to sell his corn to wealthy men, or
those able to get it elsewhere, for $50
per bushel, in cash, and sold it for SOC
TO his less fortunate neighbors. on an
unlimited credit The same paper hints
of'other and similar incidents, TO prove
Mr.. RS fitness for the Office. Bring 'em
out and We can show superiority Of
worth in unaspiring men, governed BY
: humane PHILANTHROPY and not put
% 70 carry favor Tor the saks Of polit-
ical prs(ermsnG You can't talk Dutch,
Ne 1nsl, soe 60 20 g year raety
Eheo4Wink Aoo0t oo1ononD ~ ~ -
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A Fearful Perform an CO.

On Saturday night, at lite after
ii o'clock subsequent to the play,
the curtain rose at the Metro
politan, and exhibited NJ. Blondin, stan
ding on the lower part of the rope
which led from the back part of the
stage of the Metropolitan up to the
roof OF the theater in the third tier, at
an angle OF forty-four degrees, with
Col. Lum Smith soundly and firmly
perched upon his shoulders. NJ. Blon-
din had his heaviest balance-pole, and
commenced his perilous walk without
the slightest hesitation, treading firmly
and confidently on the rope, as though
he had no extra weight to bear.
He walked somewhat slower than
his wont, but gained the third tier,
amid the cheers and huzzas of the
whole audience, who we're breathless
from the time he started from the stage
until he reached his destination. Arr.
wing there with his burden, he waited
about three minutes, and then commit
ted Lis still more perilous return. This
he accomplished without accident.
though several times he pretended to
lose his footing, sending cold chills up
and down the breasts of every one
present, and, we opine, alarming Col.
Lum little more than standing In the
middle of q flame and holding the pipe
Of an engine. We have seen him
scorching from head to foot, when he
had apparently more nerve than on
this occasion.
The feat wonderful as it was, was
perfectly performed, and it is more ex-
traordinsry from the fact that, while
NJ. Blondin weighs but 100 pounds,
the weight Of the man carried was 1876.
We think this is greater perform
ance than crossing the chasm of the
Niagara--B9falo Republic.
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To THE GIRLs.-Here ia a paragraph OF
plain talk to the girls, by an anonymous au.
thor, which is worth library to Young
Ladies' Friende. or whatever may be the
title ofthe wishywsshy compounds that
are sold for the benefit of that Interesting
portion OF the community:
Men who are worth having, want wo.
men for wives. A bundle OF gew gnaws
bound with string of flats and quavers,
sprinkled with cologne and set In carmine
saucisse-this is no help for man who ex
poets to raise family no veritsble bread
and meat. The piano and lace frame
are good in their places. and so are ribbons
frills and tinsels but you cannot make q
dinner Of the former, nor bed blanket Of
the latter. And, awful as the idea may
seem to you, both dinners and bed-blankeis
are as essntial to domestic happiness Life
has its realities as well as fancies but YOU
may make il matter of decoration, remem-
beriug the tasssl curtain but forgetting the
bedstead. Surprising man of good sense,
and, Of conrse, good prospects, to be Look
ing for a wife-what chance have you to be
chosen You may cap him, Or you may
trap him, but how much better to make it
an object for him to catch you-Render
yourself worth catching, and you will need
no shrewd mother or brother to help YOU
to find q market"
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JONES, at Washington. aces fine turnout
in the shape Of hack halls the driver
and engages it at three dollars an hour to
explore the magnificent distances. Driver
is to be at Willards punctually, in fifteen
minutes. Jones goes to his rooms, turns
over new leaf, hurries to get the ladies
ready, and descends with them to the door !;
finds shabby, yes very shabby hack,
aud scarecrow horses just in waiting thinks
he will wait moment for his own hack
Driver accosts him with
"Mr. Jones and two ladies? Ready sir y
Why you aren't the man l hired |" re-.
plies Jones.
mo, sir He's the man what gets the
jobs. I'm the carriage what does the
work."
Jones returns up stairs disguised, feeling
that If all his anticipstions turned out that
way, the less he sets his heart on certain
office the better.
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WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvs.-Among oil prep
srstions for the hair that have been introduced -
ofsllole, none has sver given the satisfaction or
gained the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair Resto-
rative nov hiss. His Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumerabls fashionable toilsts, and the
ladies, wherever they have tested It, prosounce il
peerless article. They ind, vhsre the hsir is thin
ned. that Il creates fresh growth-that It fully
restores the vegstAtive power Of the roots on the
denuded places, and causes the bres 70 shoot forth
snew-that It desolvss and removes dandrun, pre-
vents srayness restores the hair to ts original color
when grayness has actually superveaed, gives rich
lu.tre, imparts the softness and exibiisy Of silk to
the hair, and keeps It always luxuriant, healthy aud
in full vigor.-N. Y. Tribune.
Sold By all respectable druggists.