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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-30

TyHB Assessor for this district. having reiurhtd
TO me his Animal collection list, commences
of Revenue Tax, including licenle, on Income
cornages, &c. - - -
Therefore all persons liable 10 the payment Of
such duties and tax, in Ashland county and State
come due, and pays Bile. and thatI win receive lie
same at my Office. until the 2sfh Of October. 7e68.
All persons who shall neglect TO pay ths duties
the penalty ACCORDING to Ian. Only United States
money received. est<
Office Of Collector Internal Revenue.
w. Is. PARMELX. Dept Collector
8 Diyision Of The II District
Revenue Stamps for SAID Al my of6ce.
Ashland, October 9Th, lsC2-no1eff
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The Declared BncSnsfftutfonaIify
of the COnscfipfiOA Act In Benn-

Three Of the FIVE Judges In the highest
Court of Pennsylvania have decided the Con-
scription Act unconstitutional. The dissent
ing Judges are Reed and Strong.
Judge WdbdwbIds opinion is too long for
republication. He starts with the idea that
the CONSUMPTION Ieyies upon, takes and des-
troys the militia of the States He'shoFs that
in l706 and 1907, a CONSUMPTION was aftempt-
ed in the British Parliament but laid aside as
Unconstitutional, and he reasons that our faith
crs, in making rbe Fgaerat Constitution, new
er give a Central Government power over
life and liberty moi found even in the British
Constitution. Standing rmies are the jeal-
ousies Of Britons. Our fathers never intend
The States General Washington in suppress
sing the Whisky Rebellion Of Pennsylvania,
paid the most scrupulous attention to the
rights. and interests, aud laws of Pennsylva-
MIA. Citizens can not be mad deserters be-
fore they have been soldiers, as the Gonscrip-
.tion Act declares. Judge Woodward says in
conclusion
s.There are other features of the Conscript
Law that deserve criticism, but not tc extend
my opinion further, l rest my objections to its
constitufionality upon these grounds
lst. That the power Of Congress to raise
aud support armies. does not include the pow
er to draft the militia of the States.
Bird. That d citizen bf Pennsylvania can not
be subjected to the rules and articles OF war
until he is in actual military seryice ~
4th. Thai he is not placed in such actual
service when his name has been,drawn fromsa
wheel. and ten days notice thereof has been
served upon him.
For these reasons I am for granting the in
.asaa ss
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Ashland Select School.

TIME second term of the Ashland Select School
will commence on Monday, the 4th day of
january. 1854, and win be held IS heretofore in
the second STORY of The stone building known as
Il Butter Store. Determining to locate perma-
nentlyin the town of Ashland, I viii guarantee to
the patrons of my School entire satisfaction.
I term of 10 weeks for the primary English
! term of 10 weeks for the primary English
i term of 10 weeks for Ill branches, moulding
several languages. $1,000
One half of the tuition win be required in ads
vance and the balance at the end of: the TERM
Those who desire tosattend will please come at the
com4eaccment to be classified I viii also opena
NIGHT &CHcoE
in the same place to commence on Monday Even
ing. January 9Th. at 81 o'clock, to continue for 10
STERMs-one scholar, $500
Further Information can be had of me at the
Miller Hotel, Room No, i. References may be
made TO David s. Sampsel, Esq,. q. Greene valid,
Esq, John j. Jacobs, Esq. Levi Oswald. Esq, Mrs.
Golding. and others. whose children have attended
school. CHARLES PETERSON.
Ashland. Dec. 23.-8w29
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Has CIE4RED Typo MiELfoH DgLpARs.-
Last week we went into a store in Pittsbufg to
make a small purchase. The proprietor was
Just going out, and remarked to rs that be
would like to show MS some nice goods, but be
was invited 10 see a friends daughter married
After we went out, the gentleman waiting on
us said, "Nr-is gone to see Mis-
married; her father has cleared ust 1000, 900
within the lest two yeassi't sHowfY we in
quired. "BJGovernnfnt contracts" he replied.
This Is very fine. Two millions clear in two
short yearsI The marriage Of daughter ard
golden wedding at the closel II this is the
only vjeE ofths subjectit would be magnificent.
But those two'short yeats haye' desoiated many,
many happy homes, made many sorrewing
widows, and bereaved many innocent little
babes of kind fathe and protector. And atthe
end, instead of a golden wedding and orange
blossoms, a funeral procession and cypress
leaves symboiize the inward sorrow of the heart.
The picture has two sides. Mr.. B.--.has
cleared 81, 600. 900 !" and wishes the war to
go on; a poor wideg has lost her husband, and
is brown upon the charity Of the worl ID. The
first looks 10 Mr., Lincoln for fortune; the last
to God for bread Pa Mentor.
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now SoLDIERsA ARE TREATED.-A captain
came over the Northern New Jersey Railroad
one day last week, with five soldiers heavily
loaded with IRONS. One ofthem, an intelligent
man, complained to the officer that one OF his
hnnds was in great pain. No attention wa.
paid to the complaint. A gentleman, from
this city. had the curiosity to examine the fet-
tiers and saw at once that one of the soldiers
bands was swollen TO nearly twice its natural
size. in consequences of the fiehtness Of the fet-
iers. ~ hesuggested to the Captain that the
man must be IN great pain. asD-n his hand"
was the reply she il q Gopperhead Jeseftcr.p
Yes, !" said The soldier g ami 7deserter, and
/ rm as prord Of that as am ashamed that
| ever enlisted to Sight for nisgers.p We
have this incident from the gentleman who
Witnessed it. There is not the slightest doub:
Of lis ,truth-Doy Book
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VAN EvRIE, HORTON s co.
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SPECIAL oFPERs.

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northern readers the great doctrines Tar DAY.
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confidently believe il IBIS jiournalt we've placed in
tho hands of one-half dfths votels of Abe Northern
States between this tims and November, 1884, the
Democrats could not fail to carry the next Presi-
dencial election We therefore make the following
offers, not in the light Of prizes, audnot even be-
cause it viii be proftabIe-for We can scarcely Of
ford it-but solely to seeure a vide determination of
i4s siei0s soaieh ace profoundly believe sciU saDe or
Clubs OF TWENTY.
Fer q club Of twenty. beside the extra p per nor
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great work on Negroes and Negro Slavery, - the
third edition of which is just ready. Price 81 90
CLUBS OF FIFTY.
For a club of fffy subscribers, at $50, we will
send one extra paper, and a complies set of our
stAnfi-Abolition Publications, /" the prices of which,
taken together, amountto $275.
CLUBS OF ONE HUNDRED.
Inrelation to clubs Of one hundred, We will cay
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Escape OF streeter. the Medina
Murderer.

Il will be remembered that the man Street.
err. cohsfcied a short time si6ce of the horri,
Bile murder of the Coy family, in Medina, was
sentenced to be hung on the 10Th of January
This morning the startling intelligence reacb.
ed here that Streeter had broke jail and escap-
ed. The manner of his escape shows gross
careiessness on the part of some person.
Il appears that after his conviction and SEN
tence, Streeter copmenced his endeavers to es.
cape. He Began BY chtfing a hole IN tie cell
i1g of his coll, but finding himSeif luaabIe to
acco plish anything in hat-direction, he
abandon d IT. To prevent detection, he tore a
pillow case in tSo aud spread a piece over the
hole, fastening it with Sealing wax. He then
set at work on the size wall Of the cell, hear
his bed. A stone about a foot square was Sc
leeted and by constant lator the mortar was
loosened around it by means of a jack knife
Id 6tler to eonetal his operations he hung up
a sheet again the wall, claiming the wall 70
be damp.
On Christmas eve a man called at the jail,
representing himself TO be connected with q
railroad from which the said Streeter had sto-
1ieke.s-Ha~es-ednitsed with an
interview with the prisoner, and it Is surmised
that informatiou was given to Sireeter at that
time, leading himrto escape that night.
Sometime ddfing Thursday night, Streeter
pushed ut the stone Firk.a sfick,sand squeezed
himself through the Small hole thus made into
the adjacent Cell The door of this cell was
left unlocked. and the prisoner passed pnmo-
Tested through all the rooms, including the
apartment So the Sheriff and his fam
efecting his escape without hindFance: On
Friday morning, about 8 O'Clock, when Street
er's breakfast was taken to his CELL the bird
foundto have flown during the night.
He had Placed some books IN his bed, arrang
iTg them as if still in bed, SO that the jailor
he was sleeping late.
In his elf was found some letters written1by
the prisoner. One, Addressed to his wife.
her a merry Christmas, hoped she would
true to him, and that they would meet
again and live happily far The fe.hainder of
their lives.
4 reward of 81 .500 has been offered BY the
Sheriff fo- the re-capture of theEprisoner. If
had exercised a little more care in the safe
Of his prisoner, it would have been, it
to US, q little more to the purpose. Such
carelessness in regard to a prisoner condemned
10 death for such a rutal and feroeiogs MUIR
Ter is most sxhsordinaEg:@ Cleveland Herald.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-30
From the coiunbus (ohioi Crisis.
GEN. JACKSON a SOUTH CARO-
EINAgD5

IUAA ,ll
2 .ctor = tbs no,;,;c.I con-
.,s, .ha,,Son,h csroi;a. ,rII;sdss;on "a iii
srnla;n vbat se.rss 70 he IN same mer,s mind.
. yarv grs.t m;s,;seat;an n fsct r. 4. sv;.
49, re, 90 ha1e H. 81 Liz
r. snasoh -. &c ~ 80, m
49, 49,. 80 s.sae--
ND - hsna HesG;s So s.....a &c
snl;ah,sn - r., th;s a, r. IS.I. 49, mon.
sd sn,ii ,ha hiSoa - Nh casn,rsmen
yTss1a ~. 20 - :
9 Pssss1 e.. n
Ena,aad sn ~ ! - =. n;.en. ar5
-a-slao, 1Iohs o. 49, TN tar;er ~ &c
1000 ~ es.s-. L.a -. "a
~ cors, ,g'd.Oai csd :; S;,b H. n.aost III
tcrness sSa5fb sndsWest sSs;nss vhScb. + bore
Ia ha,dss, -.son,h C%aroi;n. 10, d;snosed ~
-, e. - oacva,oas - was s,.st -s.bl;.
sens;ment. passed an A. to nnlI;fy the coilec.
taon of the tariff duties in that State. Gen.
sraf JacIion. having Seen elected president.
denied the power Of a State to pullify. by its
on, act. = law of Coperesa and notified South
Carolina that while he was insfayer of d modi-
fcat;on or repeal of thi, odious tariff of 1928.
be would be compelled 70 collect the duties at
the popt Of charIeston until THE law was
changed. Mr.. Clay experimenting the trouble
that might grow out of tnis terrible conflict,
Introduced a bill to reduce ahd modify the
tarln, wniou psssso Hgusss y oonsless'
Nes oPProDsa ~ usnsla 'aGzson, ssn1 Ine
e1ciemens 800 ~ ..osa osswe1 = so enc
Apons,on Pa.sy : Au ,nso Pos.s ~ LOW.
We,pasS s.as.u aposs, sae suss.lo.snen AZ
sue, pus Of -. g.ss,;on Aoas..aS
every sort of doctrine from Modification to Sc
cession, and from the ssgeneral welfare doc
trines to that of Imperial Congress and Exec
ltive. But with the death of the question
,ssen, u.eu Gsnsrai J.cIson aan:a.s ~
We mele VIZ 49, ~ iaSs and ~ e. hasI
MA W.h can,h esrol;na - 49,. .snIs
s.n saad D. wsD, Id c.
oni = asa;ns, H. novsr af . s,e,ss -
ei ma. : a..son 3 Gonars.i bnt ;ns;s,s5 ~ ~.
nanaai e ths act ssm1ls;nsd of nos for the
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-30

In Ashland Oh the 9th inst, by tbs Rev. w.
A. g. EMERSON. Mr.. JESSE 81. ARNOLD,
of Indiana, to Miss MARGERY JOHNSON
of Vermillion TIP, Ashland County, Chio.m
On the 24th inst, by Rev. Myers at the
residence of the Brides father, Mr.. ELIAsJ.
GRosscup and Miss EMMA PIFEa; both of
Ashland County.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-30

Ashland County Agricultural Society =
Abstract Of T~reasurer's Report.
j b. r. Sampsel, Treasurer, DIR.
To amount OF funds received from all
$707 90
Or.
81 amounts paid on Secretaryas or
Balance in Treasury------s139.45
J.B. F. SAMPsEL, TREAS.
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December goth, I86s-noSotf:
Have You Heard the News
8 4 G08 HEfm
Has opened a large and Splendid stoctof
ReadV-Made Clothing

n the West Room Of Miller Hotel, Main Street.
ishlandT ono, which will be sold Cheaper thsn
a;1 s ave- ,5srno oneaeuJa snis ssa
ASEaRTMENTO OF ACLOTHING
ever exhibited to aninteiligent public, and ell 70
be disposed OF on the prinoipie Of
QUICK SIZES d SNAIL PROFITS.
rhis STOCK consists of everything usually kept
IN shov;n ui Gooss ana ne enafsss l'r
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AN EXHIBIT

Ofthe Receipts and Expenditures of tie In
frxsary of4shland County, Ohio, for the
year commencing june 10, 1862, and end
ding Jase 10, 1868.
To am : ountv orders, 1885,, SO
TO an't of orders out door Eaupers 102,37
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lTlBNTION VOLUNTEERS

Two hundred and f~orsy-six recruits wanted
~ TO fill the Quota of Ashland County underline
last call OF the President for 100000 mon.
@4oe Bounty and Premium
to volul teers. of nine months experience. !
@aoe Bounty and Premfum
t.. new recruits.
Choice Of Regiment, either in Cavalry, ARTILLERY
or infantry given.
pN- Inquire of the undersigned nt abe Law
Office Of VIM. Johnssons ashland, Ohio.
SETH M.%BARBER,
Captain 42d @. V.L
n0n general recruiting service.
Also, sergeahtgK00NTg, of ASHLAND. q msm-
er Of the 23rd Regiment.
Nov. 4. 1853 g 1s2 A z4fz
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The Washington I~siterswriters tell that
athe war drags just now. Alas, that is tSo
fatally true Il dees indeed drag the nation
int . gull Of blood, into fhe valley of death.
-RepnbIicsn definition of freedom-Liber-
ati1g negroes and locking up white men.
-One Of the Richmond (va,) papers thus
announces the death Of a newspaper man in
Libby prison "a Yankee reporter gone home
70 write mp his reports BY Ere
They are nov claiming Ben. Bn.ler as of
Co4neeficut descent
What Have We got to shoulder him and
Benedict Arnold TOO EHargort Times.
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NV YORK
RDm 0@0o
WHITE MEN.s LfBERTIEs-sTATE RIaaTs-
FEDERAL UNION

s -ss-.-<s ~ zressE
Tns New TsRK DAy-Bocx Is an independent,
tor Douglas, that sthis Government is made ON tho
white basis, by white msn, for the benefit Of white
men and their posterity forever" It is . large
double sheet, with forlv-eight coiumas: of reading
matter, andin all respects-Whether for Markets,
News. Literary or Observation-Disclosures not
inferior to any as q political or family newspaper
In its political department., it grapples bodily with
tho reafquestion before the American People, and
presents. the only philosophy of Il which can resist
the sweepfig march of Abolitionfsm. It is Demo.
cratic in the true sense of the term-theE defender
of the Peoples Rights, but it Is the upholder of no
party chicanery or trickery It is not oniy for
PEACE, but it shows hop, and how only permanent
Peace can te obtaineds and this glorious White
Mans Government of Washington restored, viz.
by heutter route, overthrow, and determination
of Abolitionism from American soil.
THE Dky-BooK is now the o~nlysHeekly political
paper in New York city made up eretnsiuely for
country circulation. .All theeothers are, rehashed
from the co'ums of some daily paper, which rem
ders il almost impossible to give 50 complete and
case: Persong about subscribing should take this
into consideration = Democrats, also, must see to II
that sound papers are circulated AMcxd THE Pro
PIE, or sAbolitionism will never be put down.
HSc AL who desire to refntc the arguments Of
olitionists, should read The DAY-BooK.
sss y
Copy. one year 81 co.
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SOB pnEMYEN&

of very description neatly and ezrsditiously
OK 90 ited at this Office.
Ashhiand o. Jsnsl s6s.
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Losr-Ahrse blsck over glove lined uilh
nd The finder win confer . favor by leaving
L ID he o1cssof ~. Dssof, ovsr sqnire's
prqE Store. fHaNHH2 Ka aaAM
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-30

Hscsipts and Expenditures -cf the the
AshlAnd Copnts Agricultural Society
By membership MISUNDERSTANDING 90
BY gate fees and license for groceries, liza 81
By cash from r. NJ. Kernehan------ 800
BY sash from T. Bushnen for pastuse en-
fair grounds 1000
By cash bal. in treasury from hoxse fair q ,35
~ ! -
Total receiptss -s77,a SO
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6t9ssl5@q aaass


Buy ,ssr esoes.i.. q Jlo0ss. !
MuzaAx.
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Cash paid by 8. Moore superintendent
for nurseriesrfor the Institu-
ton during the pasi year $S54,76
Cash in the hand off. Moore on settlement e7,67
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Cash in hand of Moore. on seftlemept
Cash received 6fJ. 4 4. Freer, clover seed
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- For the information Of shs public We
publish : law passed last winter in regard /.
Weighs ard nearsurss- Farmers should per
ceivs IL
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H.HEEE .ME.H MUST lRIFLE
1yNEHsl.f

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. R~v9LIsHEp.
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In fact everything usually kept in a first elias;
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Ek eHs4 JAMES r. HIiBBELL,
Sp<1t< the Ho1ss of ReprSsenfahues.
r HITCHCOCK,
resident pro tenn. Of The Senats.I
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paupers
CONSUMED ez FARM.

VI CulHtC4UtkWN
One COW to Brant
% gallons syrup@6o
8 barrels of soap@2,W
668 ms of lard@7
All Butter@14
"a corn brooms@I8
III dozen of eggs@6o
135 ms Of wool@to
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Caution to the Public.
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
LET THE AFFLICTED READ

It. III Hi I liz Az ElEA ~
AMI learn thttu perfect and radical cur, . .... ..
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy thuusHt. .
lL','n" OF spirits distress aud anguish OF mind. ln-
OF s'p' loss Of memory, loss Of cunry uud mu..uar
power puny growth, wasting away, aud want OF cuu.
,len'o u themselves, fantiug fits, cOuNul,i,o tr.u
bHuE-t Impotence and disgust Of lilo.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS
N"u' phY-clnus require tu hc told the nature 1uur
dHrn!.-thc ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN Jr.,
NOT Ills porret knowledge Of the human ~ -rlu enables
.Im 10 describe tho diseases without any information
from tho patient to explain its original cause and a
guarantee ifs And, what Is more valuable SIN Dos,
viii honestly aud frankly tell whether You can up uuI
"r uHl All his communications and iutpryipws aIr
strictly rriyute aud conhdentisl- Vs4t-rI T,ry,,f
The Botanic Remedies Of nr. Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician, never failed yet 10 make rriia-f
radical, aud permanent cure of ALL PRIVATE, ST.
CREE AND kENEREAL DISEASES. without tun use
" MrrolrN without hndcranse from business, and
without t,r uf discovery exposure. No deadly Ju.
sous such 49, arsenic, uuN Nomloa opium or any ot4Hr
i..''h' No. mercury nor any deadly mlurUus-uutulu-
hut puruly Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used n
u7 wonderful Botanic Physician, His botanic Reno.
H never yet failed to curo the most obstinate and Js
mos, dangerous cases. and 70 remove all mercury and
other Impurities from the system when an other RENE.
dies had hailed d-Wsficll Journal
COOP NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CONTENIPLAT-
lNF MAbklA AGE. Hear what tho Baltimore yrrfrs-
l"aa.ut Of the ulI@low, Boousb0ro, Maryland, said
'l Ihn'sd'y' the alsi Of May lstl:
Numerous cures Of diseases caused ly early luIsrr,.
ton having hngu performed by the English Botanic pu,
s'Dnu, t'l 10 my duty, having knowledge OF them
I' si'io lHr i'e believing that In doing 80 may dD
service i0 tLH suffering. ono iu paTtlcular-tnst
90 young man ia this Cltyls worthy OF note ln had
recon" lo hcim o habit the mere alusiuu o. which
-s shudl"r and after years Oi suffering and duyt0F
ln- Nu up all hopes OF recovery. lie wished Go marTy
and dearly beloved by as sweet a rirl a. ever l
words OF au,gu0n, blt he was fearful nervous and rs
ia'rd Ito dared not wed on account OF tNu shattered
.taIn ui system, lie sought relief at the bands Of The
h'lH' Ihyhgttu, and astonishing as 10 may suuul all
"n bloom and Nigor of youth has returned, aud Dc l.
no" iLN happy Athcr Of pair OF bright boys"
Any who suffering, no matter what their CON,
plant, can C,u 0u the Botanic Physician ,auudsnti.y
Ihry may raly upon relief His office is al No 50
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Mighttarly be- regarded as the trIhnia which an mn
HsA' heart pays at the shuuo Of Justice.
JOHN VI. SrOPPELMAN,
Ah" Agent ior Dayton ami Vicinity
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To Suffering Humanity.
DIR. w. w. RICHMAN,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR AND CLAIRVOYANT,

NOULD say 10 the sick and afflicted, that he cans.
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muie 20 Walk without the use Of the knife any luu.
RHEuNAIlSM, NERVOUS CONSUMPTION. and
all fEMALE WEAKNESSES cured in faw days
All CHRONIC COMPLAINTS relieved without f,Il
by calling ON the nort0rni his rooms at his b1ariD5
h"ise NO o. g. CLAIR street, second door south N
Nc 'hnNcE"ahst ohurch, Dayton, Ohio. ausldu