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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
SEALED PROPOSALS

EsiAxiI;ED sixiI;JETDD PHUPQsALS WILL. BE RE-
vile iat B F6SIeTn A9IegTn' w1innt Hnlsaul olint1n
CcloeS n NSysBSssr %M y qBt t groS s%o
i ingi paving the cutters ive feet uIde with nine
nen @ lime stone, upon bed of gravel not less than
center heteenp ssid ~ eurbs and g Maeadamze tho
well broken Locns street, from Fin. reet east ~
he perch FOR broE TEi1ass tG lae To Be bid for
Soipg Ell aPa RaI ~ The lns foot for car6s and paw
noi2I cisr2R. Of Z ), 1sTiSl 4 District.
SEAhED PROPOSALS WILL RERR
SCEIyED at the ONCE Of the board Of dity =, In. M
pr0yemsnts, until nine O'Clock A NJ. Of TUESDAY,
November 2T, lsb0, for extending The two cnlyerts
on bitth street. east of Butler-stree, from their
2 dtstarce Of seventy feet 10 be square, and ~
the , same size as the present Culverts
ERch blu TO be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
oers 70 use the printed forms, as no other will DO
recelyed. by order Of the Board. ct
nols.tt oHAs. BAlLAN1B, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL M RF-
mcuts, until nine oclocl; A. NJ OF Friday. No
SembSr ~ ls6O for rerading, rcsettins curbs, and
tufnishing new ones where necessary, and having
with good, sound bgwldsr-stone, none 70 be less than
iour inches in denth on he'd of clean gravel, ten
inches deep Livingston-street, from the east gut
ter Of Werner street to the east gutter Of Baymiier
ise si6nes nd pGdndnS three rows Of dressed gutter
p9ayton, Aenia, or Indiana flat-rook stone, at all
Each bid to be accompanied by two snrcties
BiddeIs to use the printed forms, other will be
By order of the Beard
nolt-tt CHAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
SEALED PRC POSALS WILL, RE mr.
- CblNED at the Office Of the Board Of City I'm
PfOyements, until nine o'clock A. NJ, of FRIDAY
November 23 1850, for regrading resetting cufbs and
hrnishing pew ones where necessary, aud having
WIN good, sound bow lder stone, none to be less
than four inches in deplh on bed of clean gravel
ten inches deep Iivingston street. from the west
gutter OF Linn street TO the east gutter Of Werner.
street, including three rows ofdressed gutter-stones
and double twelve-b six inch 1aggings of DAYTON
AZ NJ oil
Each bid to be accompanied bytwo sureties Bid
ceiYed. = '' " Az
b.. order Of the Board
nolt-tt CHAs, BALANCE. Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREESI

HNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD CALL
n the atJenuon OF those DESTROYS of plantiDa
he Tor sale this fall and spring fne assortment Of
APPLE, Nectarine Strawberrias b..
Pear, Apricot " Rlecir bar.iio,,'
Peach, Ounce Gooseberrisssi
Cherry, Shade Trees, Crapberrias
rum -, Hurrants Raspherries, etc,
Grape Roots and Cuttings =
Also, large stock of Greenhsuse Plants, Ever.
green, DeciduOus and Ornamental Trees and ShrubE
All the above Trees, Shrubs aud Stocks are now
Rr3wlng and ready for inspection, Ia my Walnut
Hills and Whiteoak Nurseries.
descriptive Catalogues with prices annexed, wiz
Se sent, on application to J. s. COOK, Walnut Hills
P.s.-Qmnihuses pass the Nurseries every hour,
st., four doors above Fifth. seiI-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21

MoLAsSES-rhe market has been 9uite
unsettled since ouS last, and prices declined
ABOUT lc. per gallon; closing dull at 33C154o
ior new crop, and sales have been made a.
low az 5zci old selling at sO@33c.; closing
where Il has declined 10 24(026c. '
NAVAL SFORES-The market is un-
changed. We quote:
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FIsH-The market is unchanged, we

FRUITS AND NUTS-The demand for
green Apples is chiefly local, the inquiry for
export being quite limited, fair to good are
selling at 81 OO@l 80 per barrel, and choice
New York State at 50. Raisins are IOc neT
box lower. Oranges are selling at SllMl2
per barrel. No change in other kinds.
FLOUR-Phe market has been extremely
dull all The week, and prices lower, unsettled
ana nominal, closing at $4 50@g4 co for super
hne, and "a 1905 for extra. 1t is difficult to
sell or buy at these quotations.
GINSENG The market is dull and
prices further declined, closing dull at 4Oe.
GREASE-A dull market, but prices are
not lower. We quote brown at 7LM79<e
and yellow at 3A982<c. The buying rate
Is Ae below these quotations.
hA1-Ihe demand has been good all the
~eek, ana prices iirm at SIS 5O9l6 per tun
and railway stations
HOPS-No change in prices. The de-
mand is moderate at 30@25c. for good prime
Eastern. nav
HIDES-A continued good demand. and
prices OF green have advanced to 6Ha7c.
OF Wet-salted to 7@71ze., and dry do. to ~
Sgl5e; NO change in flint. We quote:
M sIi OLA
W., oSLeo ~ 65i3
&C. w. ~ 05 TX
sIo NJ . 656i3
~ 0gSl
lhoN-Ihere is no change in the market;
t1e demand Is fair at S25@26 for Ohio hot
blast pig per tun. Bar 21I@31<c.
LEAIHEB-A fair demand for sole but
only moderate for all other kinds We
quote: "'
Hen,Iocty ts5nheu, 5 PEI
UarnsSs III aa"neui PeI 22fg24
sLirfino se'neis ger Pouhd'.'-.
Gale sil ,2933
Kin slfnss' ~ 2536
Vnner IL "oeei 30l94O
Bridis T.ieIi per ioAen... ga 10
Rough n neIl peruo1en
pouhu .,.,.....'..
market. We quote: 'D'
Tar
Sheet and pine 0l64
g6of lk617H
= = 22O 5Ol2l IN
MoLASSES-fhe market has been ouite
unsettled since oup last, and prices declined
about lc. Der QallOn. elosino Am - .oIi.-,N
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
Folio Posts.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING A LARGE.
w supply Of Folios, White and Blue, Move and
Laid, which We offer at low prices w
NIXON, CHATFIELD & WOODS
nOlS "a and - Walnut-sfroat
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FistuIa in Ano Treated

~ Knife or LigatuTe by a new, Simple and pecu.
Lar lar methSd OF treatment, discovered BY himself
aDout eight years ago, and which has been at
tended with complete success in every case. DR..
OWENS has been citizen Of Cincinnati for the
iast twenty hVe years. and assures the afflicted that
the above is no humbug. Eor further informa-
ton, apply at his office and residence, No. 50 West
Seventh ST., Cincinnati ocsO-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21

" has been manufactured expressly for this mar.
ket. Our styles are all new, aud prices much lower
yuan ever 6eiore offered in this city. se25-Ay
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
Beeswax Wanted.

THVHE, HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
Il paid for Beeswax, at all times, by
GEO. NJ. DIXON, Druggist,
mol N. II. corner Fifth and Main.sts.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
ROOFINGI RooFINGI

TIE 0QTCALT ELASTIC METALLIC
= ROOFING e offered to the public as tie besf and
cheapest Metal Roof now used its merits hAving beS
tested by an e1Peisnce of years IN this city and VI
Unity. Applied 70 fiat or steep, old or new buiid
ings. n solder nged-iastened securely without eS
posure 70 the action Of the elemsnta,
Prepared sheets, boxed for shipment 10 any mart Of
tbe United States can be applied By any one With or
aihsD mechanical skin. Orders promptly niied.
....,,.. = OALDWELL co.,
Uyle-u i31 West second -Eefeot.
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az hdon-Ihere ds4, is no change in the market
blast pig per tun. Bar 21l@31zc. -. -
LEAJHER-A fair demand for sole but
only moderate for all other kinds. We
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11

limbs Of Scraps wee ignominiously dragged
through the streets of Alex ndria.
" His mangled carcass was burnt in the am
,phitbeatre, amidst the shouts OF the populace
ana many persons attribute their conversion
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11

to this, discovery Of Tie importance of their
itutelar deity
Gentlemen, smite fearlessly tie Democratic
PARTY The Union will survive its fragments.
Enthusiastic app!ause.1
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URIAS WILLIS.
JnHN ST FRI
PARTJTJON

Lien Metcalf, Perry Metcalf, and Mary Met
N calf, widow of Edward ID. Metcalf, deceased,
will take notice that a Petition was filed against
them on the 21st day of august, 1860, in the Court
of Common Pleas. within and for the county of Ash
land and State of Ohio, by Vachel Metcaf, and is
pending, wherein said Vachel Netcalf demands par
fition of the following real estate sit late in Wohican
in the county of Ashland and State of o.,
and more particularly described as follows; Part,
of the northeast part of the northwest quarter of
section nineteen in township twenty-one and range
fifteen, bounded as follows to-wit: beginning at
the northeast corner of said quarter, running thence
west on the north line thereof fifty rods: thence
south parallel with the east line of said quarter
ninty-six rods thence east parallel with the
north line fifty rods to the east line of said quarter;
thence north on the east line Of said quarter ninty-
six rods to the place of beginning, containing thirty
acres of land being the land belonging to the estate
of Edward D. Metealf, decd, and that at the next
term of said Court, the said Vachelf Metcal will ap--
ply for an order that partition may be made of said
premises and the dover of the said nary Aetcaf as
signed therein. V4CHEL
BY Fulton & McCombs, his Att'ys. 6w12
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PART1TTON MOTYCE!

HENRY NJ yers and Mary. 4, Myers his wife,
. William A. Hamilton JdhnA. Strayer and SUI
san =; strayer his wife, AlpAsus A. Bamilton ind
Ann Hamilton his wife, and Thomas w Hamilton
viii take noticefthaf a Ptition Was dlleds against
them. on the 31st daysof August, fsso,G the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the county Of Ash
land and State of Ohio, by isabella A. Hamilton,
and now pending wherein said isabella A. Hamil-
ton demands partition of the followingfe real estate, sit
uate in the county of Ashland State Of Ohio, and
more particularly described as follows Being q
part Of the Southeast quarter Of Section seventeen,
township twenty-five of range fifteen; beginning at
the southeast c6rher of said QUARTER thence west
on the section line thirty -four chains and ffiy-eight
links TO a stone of land owned by John Hart, ST.,
off said quarter thence north parallel with the west
line of said quarter, t~hirty-six chains and ninty-
five links to q corner: thence east parallel with the
north, line of said quarter to- d STONE; i've chains
south of the. corner post, thirty three chains and
twenty two links; thence south on the section line
.thirty-four chains d ID seventy five links to the Plaee
of beginning, containing one hundreda and twehty-two
acres of land more or lesA and the assignment of
her dover in said premises, and that at the next
term of said Court, the said isabella A. Hamilton
will apply for an order that partition may be made
of said premises and dover be therein assigned.
91 isabella A. HAMILTON.
6w-n1z
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DENotRITic STATE TICKET,


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Election. d
The Democrafie Eleetors of Ashland county,
are ~reqdesteds TO meet at che usual place of
holding e~lectiops IN the several Townships, Sat
srday the 18th day Of August, 1850, for the
purposesofszotipg for the nomination OF the
different OouatyoOaHoers to'bez elected at the
October Election, .Fo-Eit: one Treasurer, one
Auditor. one. Sheriff, one Clerk of Common
Pleas, oeeTRrobate Judge one Commissioners
che PrcsseatingA ttorneg one Infrmary Di-
rector. - SssSGs& sH@@asa kaa G7a
Said ELECTORS to be holden in the following
m~anner1tosEit; the voters present to elect
one Clssk nditEs- Judges who shah make q
poll BOOK and tallgshstp IN the usual form as is
adopted at s.ate and county elections The
polls to. be speneda ats o clock Am, andelose at
6p:M.. pus6ft the Judges to carry the Poll Book
to AsREaasonM Monday the 9th day Of August.
Said return Judges to constitute a board of
canvassers to. open and count the votes cast
TOR ~eaeh-candidate, those candidates having
che highest number of votes. for the respect
i've o&essato be SLED tosbe declared by said
board Of canvassers 70 be the noninee@Afuh
attendance of the Democratic electors Is earn
estly requested a tsaid election b A57lffe a..
TEssoDemocfatics Electors are also reaues.
ted to. vote upon the question of making our
nominationsEbySthe popular vote or the dele
gate system IN accordance with a resolution
passed at the County Convention lastfah:9 Z.
By order of the Democratic Central Commit
tee. JOHN y. HOFFMAN, Chr'n: :
Jqlg2d, 1860 80 satgfts+as q;
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Conversational Protection to SIGCe
PROPERTY i'm the territories.

~
Quite a number of men who sympathise with
the Breckenridge movement in this State, de-
nv that Breckinridge and his supporters de-
mand the passage of a Slave code by Congress
for the Territories, and at the same time say
if they did they would not support such a doc
.Haihe. We know that they do demand it, that
their speakers argue in favor of it, that their
platform asks it,-though only in general
terms,-and that their papers in the South
unanimously declare it. And to satisfy all
men who doubt upon this subject we publish
the following from the Washington COnstitu-
tioa, the principle Beckinridge paper in the
Union.
Can there be, any objection to the passage
of a La,o by Congress-, achenever the necessity
NAV arise, which shall be operative in the Ter
~ritories. against the crime of negro stealing?
Again. the owner of a slave would, under the
circumstances we have mentioned above, name
ly, the omission Of the territorial legislature
to provide a remedy-ask and desire the pas
sage Of a law against harboring his slave, his
property, recognized as such by a Constitution
which both sections are bound to support and
defend.
And ie the Territory which has received
the authority from Congress to pass sucha law
0eozecfs or onaits to do SO, ought not Congress
to see to It that the proper remedy is created
to afford the protection re4uired After pro-
lection against stealing and harborfng, the
owner of slave properly requires that men
should be punished for treating craeAy or deac=
ina numerically their slaves. - 0tIt
After as plain and bold a statement of their
claim as this, can any nan doubt. That is
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COn5De5ttee-DavId Brant, John Cory, Hm-
Remly, j. L. HOFFMAN. ~.b4
Diplomas will be awarded for the best sam
Piles of all Fruits aud Vegetables, Bread, But.
ter, and all other meritorious articles OF the
Kind; best quilt, ornamental'needle work of all
varieties, artificial flowers &C.. Sd 4nsf4 =.
Conimitee-Mrs. Samuel Kiser, Mrs. Dan
iel Stecher, Martin Lutz, Miss Mag. Snyder,
Miss G. Hand, Lewis Stecher. -~e.s,
SWEEP STAKES.
For Trotting d $40 W
Exhibitors are required to have their arti-
cles entered on the books at the business office
before they are placed within the enclosure.
On the entry of the Articles and Animals,
cards will be furnished with the humber and
class as entered at the office, which are to be
placed on the animal or article to be exhibited.
No article shall be removed before the close of
the Exhibition without the permission of some
member of the Executive Committee. Every
exhibitor should have his articles on the
grounds and arranged in their places by 8 o.
clock the second day ofthe Fair, and if delay
ed beyond that hour they cannot come7in COM
petition for Premiums. No animal to receive
ah award in more than one class except in
the Sweepstakes. No persons whatever will be
allowed to interfere with the judges during
their adjudication. -. q
The Society fdrther, Specially request the
citizens of Perry, Vermfllion, and Lake town
ships to take part in the Fair, under the same
conditions in all respects as the Citizens of
Mohecan township. 1t was universally agreed
that our Fair of last year was a complete and
brilliant success, but we have every reason to
believe that the one of this year will be still
better in every respect: t +
. Join j. HOFFMAN,,
ITTFGAP l# rr-
ROBERT SMITH, 2
HENRY COOPER,
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what they demand and the issues before the
Countrs are plainly this, shall Congress pro-
hibit slavery iii the Territories, or protect
S4oSery in the Territories or shall the
people be left perfectly free to regulate slave
property just as they do all other kinds of
property.
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1Tss Rspss6iioa1ss CenrsAtioa.

TIE Republican Gongeption on Monday was
one Of the -tamest and most insiped affairs that
eversheld forth county After the an
nouneeaiient Of the nominations a perfect chill
eouaft 4 North Easter in january, fell upon
the whole crowd They looked sick, but in
order.to. get up some offset, ike q man whist
lingasiheeMalked through a grave yard to keep
up Ks ~eeurage, they called on some of the can
didates lf0r speeches. ". z. johnson, Esq,
first responded He pledged his support to
the entire ticket nominated. Mr.. Buck next
responded. He did the same thing, including
himself 81 MrszStubbs next responded who
rerv GENEROUSLY did tie same asserting that
he would support the entire ticket. Very gen.
were they not? Not one of them said
he MouldsboIt hfmsey or any Of the rest, of the
ticket. THE burden of their song was, sup
port b whole ticket, particularly US. Inef-
fecfnal efforts were made to draw out Smith,
OsborR Curtis, and others, but, they were so
scared they aconld not whistle. 11iszs
Near the close of the Convention. they got
M a.nice little row.. When this came ON We
began to understand some of the former pro-
ceedings. Mr.. some time before made a
motion for a committee Of eve to select an ex-
~eeutiye COMMITTED. This was, after two or
three Intellectual attempts Iotedxdown. He
then made a motion fora committee Of one
Com each township forvthe same purpose.
4 was carried. The committee retired.
T5sv remained out about one hour After they
came in some disputation occurred but we
cSald not learn the HWholeo Charges
srsboweyer distinctly made that the old
c~o1nlnittee had resolved money during the last
os.na;en which had found its way to that
hanrne from which so traveller has returned,
int none Of them knew where the '6onrnes
vsWoufd not the Committee better pub
Esh a. account Of the receipts and expendi'
turas. It would no doubt show the Commit
80. IN straight While it would be q very IN
ts-sstina article for the people at large
- osssias H. elay, the fefan0as' is IA
,[1.asfru.in the Northern States, he stops
sacb ,iaces as Oberlin and to private and
1s,sct audiences holds forth oneAbolitionisn
- h;s.,pion, fayeripg both. The people o.
[snfucf to hang HIM potn Is an IN
os.5iarz and q traitor to his country - Soon
- Re rsturns- -agt
e1TE-.so--fo ur men in this town took a
.Assl;srly active part in the Republican nom
- :. saturday, last are reliably m
49, - come of them had pay IRON three
49, d;eereut men to work for. thems.1'
~.Isot;on with more fraud, with ni'ins'
Was an r.Es,s than any that ever
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SECOND ANNUAL FAIR

e = 100 H@ek OF THE -a-- -
M hic an hiP
.asrtcssItssrag Society for lS6O,
Will BE HELD ON THE 10Th, 27TH q 2STH
"sr DAYS OF AUGUST arsav Is
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NO TICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm name. of Willis s. Stark, was dissolved
on Wednesday, august 15, 1860, by mutual con
sent
URIAS WILLIS.
JOHN STARK.
nsg- Urias Willis still continues the grocery bu-
siness at the old stand on the corner of Iain and
Orange streets, where he is always ready to wait
upon customers who desire any thing in his line.
me a call.
august %, 1S60-4w u12.
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Nem Aouertiscrnents.
TTACHMENT.

John L. Cambell.
DEFORE John Warren, J. P, of Orange tip, 1sh-
D land county Ohio. On the 18th of august $50,
an order of attachment was issued by said Justice,
in the above case for the sum of forty-one dol
lars and eighty cents. JOHN WILL
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.

" 2 @aE- |-E EZsL - 49, -EL" .LH-~
m a4 HORSES. a,
LIST Gass-Thorough Bred. .s5s sH
Best Stallion A years old aandover 80 90
Second best, Diploma.
Best Stallion 3 years old l 90
Second Best Diploma.
Best 2 years old sii gt9sm i 90
Second best aat 5is Diploma.
Best Stallion 1 year cid Ere gs. 1 90
Second best hoA-s- taa Diploma.
Best Brood Mare and Colt by her side L 90.
Second best E GIL $50" Diploma.
Best Filley 8 years old and Colt by side 1 90
Second best &c &c Uoafff Diploma
Best FilIey 2 years old aud Colt by side / 90
Second best q &C. ~ Ho" &C Diploma
Best Filley / year old @ ell Diploma
ConunnitteeABenjamin Tyler, Robert COwen,
Esq. Winbigler, Richard Hargrave. 5aa
I'd Gass-For Draft. enar.
Best StaIlfsu 4 years old and over q 90
Second best, 9fs Diploma
Best Stallion 3 years old 2 90
Second best Diploma
Best Stallion 2 years old Diploma
Commit e@Wm. Noggle, VIM. Davoult,
Levi Householder, David Wygandt. 70
Sd Gass-Foy all Work. Sa
Best Stallion 4 years old and over 2 90
Second best Diploma
Best Stallion 3 years old and over 2 90
Second Best Diploma
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s. SHER1EPS SALE
State of Ohio In Ashland County

The State OF ONO : l. IN asniane Nounty > -
Jonas Mottcr Common Pleas 5s5Sss
DY virtue of writ of Fl Fa, duly issued from the
Is Court of Common pleas Of said county dated
the 18th day of July, 1866, and TO me direeted, I viii =
sell at public sale at the door of the Court House irde
Ashland county, y44se&A o 6FTIyl
On Saturday, Septenber An, 1850. Z
between the hours Of 10 O'clock AN, and 4 O'clock
PM, of said day. the following described lands and
to-wit: Being the west haHdof LSt.-
twenty three 23). sectien onel j townshiPoneN W
more or less, levied on as the property Of the above =
named Deft., at the suit of the piaintif. Appraised
at g., Terms of sale-Cash. - ~ -
sis EeA JOHN. HOFFMAN, Sheriff
~cts, -e-Ts- -a@s tspf$4
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AN EXHIBIT

Of the Receipts ana. ErDenditures. Of the In
frmary Of ashland County, Ono, FOR TIE
gear commencing June 10, 1859, and end
ing June 10, 1860.
Ashland County Infrmary DR. CR -
- - ,ot sc orJars IN Cauntvr LE..E1 EE-Ee a4
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An old criminal was once asked what was
the first step that led to his ruin. He answer
ed: The first step was cheating a printer out
Of two years subscription. When l had done
that the devil took such a grip on me that /
could not shake him eff"
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Those S,Efey-ins from Chronic Dis

Those SUFFERING Chronic Dis
ense. OF; any description, may be assured that
their cases viii be treated fairly and c~andidly. and
they viii not be encouraged to take my medicine
without q corresponding prospect of beneht. sE.e
DR.. jackson can be consulted at his Rooms, in re-
gard to all diseases, which he treats with unpre-
cedented success on a new system. Hecures chron-
10 cases of diseases, which have been pronounced
as Nervous and Neuralgia Affections, Diseases of
Women, all forms of Scrofdla, Dyspepsia, Consump-
ton, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Epilepsy, asthma,
Salt Rheum, Remittent and intermittent Fevers, the
diseases of Children etc. Ill cases of Seminal
which is carrying thousands TO the grave
annually.
Remember the Doctor does not promise to cure al
stages of diseases. While all diseases are curaote
If tsken' in season. all stages are not. Your case
NAV be durable this week, not next- to-day nos to-
norrow ; hence, the danger of delay. AeaJfs
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