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THE INSTITUTES o,

THE INSTITUTES OF MEDICINE. By MARryy
PAINE, A. NJ NJ. D., IL d Professor OF the
Institutes Of Medicine and Matera Mediea In
the University Of the city OF New York; Cor.
FespOndirg Member Of the Royal Verein Fur
Heilkunds in PTusBenj Member Of the MedieaI
society OF Leipsie, OF the Montre4l NAtuFNl
History Society, and Of many other Learned
Societies, New York Harper Brothers.
This 10 the seventh edition Of this standard
work and Is great improvement on its predeces.
sors. The work Is too well known for US to elRb,
crate upon It's merits. II Is well printed on fine
paper, IL handsomely bound, and contains a well
executed engraving Of the author. We cannot
do better, in noticing this work, than to select
from the many good things said OF 1t by the press
the following from the New York Journal Of
Medicine" II says
~ ,See we can confidently recommend the Institutes
w l,1elhe,' DOth TO the practitioner and student
WW AZ mtHlsh"i to the former II will be a rich treat
noktIl ppeh To him the wide and fruitful field OF
~ " selthee, and he will see elaborated In IL
Inry Sat sna ieNiing questions which have so
~ f'SrIaI' The basIH Of controversy among
t uaS snoS m our profession. The latter will and
~ = AuehsuIy 0l khowledgS-a yertable enoveIoTm
dlaIuI OF tho prominent factS OF NM seir5ce, md
habits Of thought aud reflection" ''uu'' MN INTO
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p,,E,Aps.-ARRrvAL AsD DEPARTURE or
r,.,g.-Ine ADVERT .s mentS on our fourth page
.r,.rn,rf 4 by authority Of the railroad companies
s,ys- ., aafnsi, ars ooaaaiiy corrected when
,hsaes. arc male, hspss can be relied upon '' cor
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GOOD THoUeHTs INBAp TIMEs, And orHE


PAPkRS BY THOMAS EULLER, ID d. IL mo-,
t6pai.' ''' win ! '''F"''' li'An0F q F'sid'' S0'-
This Is q choice production, and the pub
llGhers have made a decided bit 10 produce It At
this time. The author lived and wrote In stirring
times. He was chaplain in the army during the
great civil war in England, and when on his marches
and oOuntermarches through the eouatry he col.
leoted materials for his admirable works. Thia
volume of GOOD Thoughts In Bad Times" is re-
printed now in this country because there Is much
PIN 1t Of a nature relevant to our own disturbed
state. The contents are Good Thoughts In Bae
Timesi Good Thoughts in Worse Timesi Mkt Con-
temptations in Better TImes; The Cause and Cure
OF = Wounded Conscience, in Ten Dialogues.
Fuller was good man when good men were
iew-when vice, rather than viTCue, was the pass-
port to distinction. Such was his character that
even his enemies allowed him the priyIleges due
only to friend. there la no doubt but his writ.
ings AS well as his geni, and concilIAtlnE dispo-
tioni contributed to render him POPULAR for he
produced several works, BJme Of which are still
held in high esteem. The eontents Of the present
volume are worthy Of their title; no other work
OF his gives us 50 rue insight into his
as writer aud mSn. tits all Of religious tone,
but almost every lesson 1t teaches is rendered in
teresting and attractive by association with some
memorable historic VI fact.
For sale by Philip q solomon and Hudson TAYLOR.
Washington.
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70 ApvRarmERs.--we call the attention OF
,s,p,ss a,eu " the eiAssih OF our advertise
rrr., we intend 70 keep business eye to this
ID, 4,r,r ~ he ssnRnt d our patI lns.
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Dtmo.raIIe NolnInatIon, in X.rn.n.,

N .'NNtio"s In Vermont.
MONTPELIER, June 27.-The Vermont State
Democratic Convention to-day nominated T. P,
Kedaeld for Governor, Edw. Chaplin for Lieut..
Governor, and R. W. ormsby for Treasurer.
They also chose four delegates to the Nation.
81 Democratic Convention,
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svv e,Hsr P4ss Of to-dAy's REPUBLIcAN fol
,,,.,..t,ng news matter and miscellaneous para
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MAsHINoToN, D. 9.
NOTICE.

rus PAPER Is NOW FURNIsHED ~ CAR
sllRS TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
IN lEURGl TOWN AT THIRTY CENTS Pen
ONfH.. -L.H.
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LDCMB AFFAIRS.

fGsrI .an1 SD 4 osSoIll 7zTTnrArs,SuST A
a. udIbn pshaIa kotdeurI Ms. q! Richards,
f.inCi1s. bS ID or lncl parked CalS Sompo.
sIionsl Boa, loss nArksa n afs ragIlNii6psi
H y NoRDhn otExERcists ~
Mtsio--" Glad Notes Of 10y "-ohorus.
uptroductory, Miss Kate Prior.
Cur eSa,o.sty osA 5.sS o M. I a.S "a
Bove OF Country, Q, Miss Llz4is Pearspp., -
Music" Battle Cry Of fffedop" p"-.scRF9i fnd
5hs piRmuRat a Mis- Eats EtlOr: -
n: n: S.i;S, wsS tCb'l aIi.g lHisgRy osHIs9St
Our Pic No, 4 /, MibI Marf Beard -
" RislIgnssIsSsysSal Ssa isptss ELiEJqOHT |
Look Before ySt iSSp, q, Oilss L. sohneidor
Aiiis not Goidi 40, q Mise K! sohnsidsr.
The Mimic, Y, NIsS n. schnsidSt.
sSectsclsS, Q Mis- Kate Edmonston.
Ny County fleAsuses, =. MIS- y. 4 Prior
MhSlc-a Heautiful Star ,N-Chorus. w ,ttl .
sg Rsslisse ss., Ne, nSo,s Yoss p'O's @ ia 10
:, The Two EdtAtss n Misse' NJ WieEmAn ana ma =
MuIs ." smiiins FaS,sna-chorus, .519gRo /.
Pearls, q, Niis Mtft Hollistef. " .r'.'.l
% Suutics, 81, Miss Z, AAtnlin. W .-"H .'f'. .
Nesle1 hfkei visitanbp h--Duett. r .H l.
The Better Land, q, ID coneert. .LHN '
French Recitation, Miss NJ Beard =. ..1 .
I 2 Dialogue ASewi1k Circle-By ten ladies, j..
lmtiSio instfdmentel, miAaM NJ. Beard. Y. ~ =
S,,!TeH!iRS Il sSs%,iSSs;, 3. Sss,,s ,a,A,,,t I % T
Ahhounoemehts and AemArks, by 2. Richards
Musie-a The stst-spangftd Banners 'ir. ,.
The Benedietion was pronounced BY Rev. J. Geo
Butler, of the Lutheran church. rrr.-.. .8nH
These performances surpassed' anything Of thI
kind which we have seen in the National Mstrord
lis, Tho hall In winch they were held wAA throng
ed With visitors long before the appointed hour
Some Of the young ladies' displayed transcendent
abllitleSy Among them were Miss Kate Prior
Miss Lizzie Pearson, Miss Mary Wierman, Mis-
May Beard Miss Kate BdmOnston, Miss LizziI
Deeble, Mian Mary Hplister, and Miss LAvinii
HAmlin. The exerpises redoundsd to the credit o
the academy, and conduosd to the pleasure Of th'
audience. The manner In which the young IadIei
performed the part assigned them, not only dis
played marked attention, but also betokened un
wonted akin on the part Of tho principal 'Th'
music was exceedingly fne. Professor schsll pre-
sided a the plano. ''l." O.. .l-.l 2N. 1Ft'a77
ANoTHHR GERMAN MASS MAEFMd. M Las
night, another German mass meeting was held a
German Hall. Lieut.. Col. b. Keller was called Il
the Chair, and stated that the object OF the meet
ing was to take Into oonsideratlon the proprietI
Of forming Home Guard. Resolutions wer
adopted wherein they pledged their unAnimou
support In the defence OF the capital, There viii
be another meeting tomorrow evening at tn
Metropolitan Hall We understand that larg,
number ofthe eiti4ehS preSent subscribed their sig
natures to list, binding them TO enter the Hervic
II the capital should be threatened with imminen
danger. ."ir.a FH1lrs' ..r1'""l
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ED1ToR or REPUBLIoAN-Dear SIR. With
your permiasion, wish 70 say 10 the readers Of
your paper that will Isend By return mail - all
for making and uslDg ample Vegetable Hahn
that will eIfectually remove, In 10 days, Pimples
sEin, leaving the same son, eisaf, InootS, and
beautiful, Fslf# rg.rr.f -rf 'rTH -ta,aa lEE u
Will aibH mail free to those haSiagi Bald Heads
or Bare Faces simple directions and infofmatIUn
that will enable them TO start a null EfoWth Of
Luxuriant Hair, Whiskeras or Mouht tache, IN lesS
than % days All applications anSwered By rsturn
mail without charge. On sob r,.y .....F.r
RaauaaifnnS Voira. -
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= - 5FEoS 4 Chaplain. Chemist.
je27-3md No. e31 Broadway, New Yofk

" th1 Nvnt hosivFs Ani,n Ann E1fEhIkNCh OF
warning and ksAu1IoN 10 YOUNG MEE Who Snifer
from EsryouA DEBILITY, PrefnAture Decay Of MaH-
hood, etc,, supplying at thesame time fifE MANI
or sELT eUAE. BY one who has cured himself az
ter being put 70 great expense and Injury through
medical humbnE and quAekefy. .5T m ~
single eopiei I6af 81 ba4 al tae al
mvS-,v N1Ta6Slfa SsssaIS R;Ia. zASS&Ia II7&sIa Es9
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IN rHE TRoPIcs. Dy . settIer 10 s.nto Dol

IN THE TROPICS. ny = settler in santo Domin.
60. With AnintrOductOry notice, by RICHARD
b. KENDALL, author Of ST. Leger,h Under
currents," &c. New York. C1rItoh.
The author in his introductory, " very
frankly says: We cannot advise any mere man or
woman Of fashion, young or old, to take up this
volume. Neither the one nor the other will be In.
terested in IT, for neither win have the taste tn ap-
precISte Its contents" But, he adds: There are
those Who will peruse this book with pleasure and
sausfActiOn lhe author is right. More yet, the
reader will notfAil to derive an amount Of instruo
ton from this volume that he cannot obtain el.e-
where.
Besides being fascinating, 1t is void OF thst ex-
;r4vaganee which usually chAtacterires descriptive
works of tropical regions Mr. Kimball has made
valuable contTi6ItioH 70 the standard works Of
the day Tor ss!o by Hudson Taylor, s3I Pennsyl-
wanna avenuc.
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BOOK NOTICES.

ROCKFORD; OR, SUNSHINE AND STORM. y,
Mrs LILI.IE DEvEREuN INSTEAD, author o.
" "SouthOld." New HOrk: Carleton.
Those who have reld and admired "South
old, VIII not fail to read Rockford" by the SAINT
author. It iB a superior work. The story alter
mates between the quiet ofa village and the gay
scenes Of city fashionable life We scarcely know
which to admire most, the gay humor, the dseI
pAthos, or the intense interest Of the plot The
development of character lie admirable, and the
moral tone OF the story excellent,
The misery that sooner or later must follow upon
wrong doing, is graphically portrsyed. deeply
religious tone pervadCs the whole work, and is ex
pressed in some Of the most exquisite sentences o
the book, remarkable throughout for the purity ol
its English. We arc sure 1t will be a welcome
guest at every hreSide and in every drawin g-soom
For Salc by Hudson Taylor, Washington.
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MOSES RIGHT AND BISHOP COLENSoN
WRONG being Popular Lectures the PEN
tatcuoh. By Rev JoHN CUNNING, d. D., F,R.SE.
i2nO New York: John BfAdburn.
Thu Is another controversy 10 the literature
OF the y, aud more especially to the theological
world. rhe work has already attracted consider.
able attention. 1t consists Of ciI pSges, and EN-.
braces series of lectures all OF which wsre dellv.
cred in New York, by the author, who Is one of the
most popular pulpit ora'OrS Of the day. They aIe
now psruSed by naLy who heSH! them. The suthor,
IN his Introduction 10 the volume, says "thCsG
lectures will prove now unreliable the Eshop's
statements are, and how strong d impreEnablt
are the truths and 'acts record d in Holy writ
There is great power and yIgoI Of expFGsslpn die.
played in the discussion Of the SUBJECT by Dr. Gun.
ming. Those who may differ from the learned
Doctor in hiS conclusions, cannot but derive in,
struction from perusal of his lectures
For sale by Hudson Taylor, Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27

MANS CRY AND GODS GRACIOUS ANSWER
Contribution Toward the Defence Of the
Faith. BY Rev. v. FRANELIE. lsmo. New
GOEks d, Appleton h Co. .H.T
An able critic, speaking OF this lille work,
saya it IL An earnest and thOughtf . srgum ent
Tor the truth Of the IhFistiHn sehre A. taught by
revelation. It IL based upon admitted facts of our
common humanity, and is inteLted to net the
more recent and covert asaAulta on Christianity
BY the latest school Of philosophical Skeptcs."
For sale by Philip X Solomon, Washington.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

MAYORS MEssAGHs--The following is the
Message Of the Mayor Of seotSeto wn respecting
the Washington and GeotEetoWn Railroad Com.
pAny! rroblyIf rrr gE5I .... ...
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TIE DISEASES or ERHoR.44l Ia Mdladiss
fErreu LL John D. ogden, N. B., huthor and
publishes Of the shove work, % hereby promise
man who will write for II, SaRPiS copy for psru.
sal. The proper study oG mankind 10 aIS, FThiS
valuable work Is issued and sent forth for the bSRs
language on all the diseases OF Error, taoIndinr
seminal WeAknessi Nervous Debility, Indigestion,
meianohOlyi insanity Wasting Decay, ID mpotenoY
&C, 6e.-EiVing safe, gpsedy, and eifeoflnI prS,
sonptious for theif petmAnent SaTe, to6SthoT WITH
much Valhabe infoFmAti0hl Ali who favor me
pie copy BY return mail nee of 6hGfES, ~ !
Address JOHN D. ocDEN, M. D.,
myte-Sm al-i No. 90 Nassau st., New York 4.
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suffering from Nervous Debility 6aI ATai3It an.
asngeItng their health by PAtroniIinE any OF the
adyertAing quAekl. You dan hlly FSeogSr 81 thO
ot otheTH, and ih no other way, isttsF Whish
viii send you, II you VIM odd az oftSpGEd 90.
HsloPe bearing your sddrsas piteetig !.
EDWARD II. TRAVER,
-Ap S-IaHwem S-IaH Lock Boz, goston, MAiE.
The QHAAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUrE.-TbT
quickest and IafeIt route u the Northwest Ap
southwest Two Through trains daily, and one d,
s3nday soldlerp tickets At Government rates u
For tiskets and information apply at the 81
noe OF the "Gfeat pennnylyhniA R1ufS ~ northeGSe
dsr National Hotel once ops1 fromTG. N. 20
p m'ioA sundAyra 70 tp, N. L.l.T-L =, :.
aug ' ~ N',f'S'kSS kSSht,
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pal We speak what We do know when we
say that Mr.. ]. Mason has brought to his old
and well known stand, the largest stock of
Boots and Shoes ever landed in Ashland
Everything of style, and size, that can be de-
sired of unquestionable quality and in immense
quantities can there be found. The price he
warrants viii suit purchasers as he asserts that
no bought at figures lower than any of his
competitors. His "proclamation" viii appear
next week.
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DEMOCRATS OF OHIo.-Do not forgetrnur
you vote by Townships and Wards. See that
these are all right. Keep your organizations
in these localities in good order. Men of the
Townships, on you, really, everything at last
rests Do your duty, there fore, in this great
crisis.-T1e Crisis.
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~ The representation of the despot's
means of punishment of political offenders,
tLINcoLN's BAsrTLE,o will be in Ashland on
the 25th.e5 1t will come with the Wayne
county delegation.
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'sa- MI. WILLIAMS, of the firm of SWINE.
FORD and WILLIAMS has just returned from
the East where he has been purchasing a large
stock of new goods. They are now arriving
a. their store, first door west of the Post-Ofice.
All kinds of goods are now rapidly rising and
Mr. Williams got to New York just in time to
make his purchases at the lower rates. OF
course 10 such a case they can afford to and
will sell at comparatively low rates.
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The GREAT COMBINATION s How-Byref
erence to our advertising columns, it will pc seen
that a great treat is in store for an amusement
loving pnblic.A combustion of thres-great
shows,tiz: Meilville's Australian Circus, Hen
ryBGookis Troupe of Performing Dogs and
Monkeys and the r. Sands American Circus, is
to be exhibited under one canvass and for one
Price of Admission. eco; -
The Circus Company is composed of some of
the very best riders Of the day, among whom we
notice the following James James Melville,
Mad. Lousie Melville, William Kincade,
George Ross,sam Long, the great Clown, Shap-
pee and whitney, and a host of others of great
reputation. The Programme of performances
is rich and varied, comprising among other
novelties, the unique performances of Henry
Cookies Troupe Of Performing Dogs and Monk
eys, which have just arrived from Europe,
where their success WAS beyond all precedent.
One of the great features ofthe Bill offered
by this large establishment is the New Dramat-
ic shdEqdestrian Novelty, called the P ony
Races, or the Run for the Derby, which is said
10 combine all the sport, humor and excite
ment of a genuine Race, and to be overhowing
with funiah1 keIihg incidehts3: Ia this scene
the ring viii be converted into a miniature
Race Course, and the whole Troupe of Ponies
twelve In: number will run for the cup, ridden
by Juvenile Riders. The Scene terminates
a splendid Steeple Chase, ridden by the
Dogs and Monkeys Altogether, tho
attractions. offered b this establishment are of
. vory tempting character, and We hope to see
he enterpTise,qf the Management most liber-
NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sbfaasGGA u u aeHg1
~ HSrn ssS-f0 ssnif saf s3isogq9 iz9i tfo491
-on
.zAK2Ts B GJaigszkH
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TTAvING sold out my entire stock of goods amp
retired from business, / desire as soon as
possible to settle up my affairs. All those who
have unsettled accounts will therefore please call
at once and save costs as my business must be
closed. ! My books will be found at the stons but
ter store with either myself or Mr.. Draytoh.
q tRr4ir y, r. WICK !
ashland, Sept q. 1ses-6wn13 - ss =
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
Mcwhinney, Hare & Co.
Ames 8 Leach ct al
In Ashland county
Pleas.

Ames s. Leach ct al Common Pleas.
In pursuance to the command of a I'd, pleurius
of the Court of Common Pleas Of said countys aaN
ted the 25th day of August, 1868. and to me direo.
ted 1 will expo e TO sale at public auction at the
door of the Court House in Ashland on Saturday
the Sd day of October, 1868, betweenithe hours of
10 o'clock II. and 4 O'clock P. N. Of said d ~
the following described lands and tenen ents, stu
ate in the town of Ashland, county of Ashland and
State of Ohio, to wit in David Markley's addition
to S id town. and moro particularly described as
being lot number seventeen E17J and the west half
of lot number sixteen C16l being ninety 1901 feet
in front, and one hundred and fifty 1851 feet deep,
with all the privileges and appurtenances thereun-
to belonging. Terms of sale cash, appraised at
$4,000 800. 11so5 ana sr4
JAMES McCooL Sheriff,
September 2nd, 1sbSAts
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. An unusual run of job work is the
cause of our late issue this week. We had to
print on short notice both the County Fair
billsFand the large posters for our Mass Nee
ting, besides several smaller jobs.
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vermiIlion institute, Hayesvine, O

That this is one of the best institutions of
learning in Northern Ohio, there is no ques-
ton. Il has gone on successfully for many
years without any extensive advertising, or
any special effort made in its behalf. Its own
merits, under the superintendent of Profes-
sor DIEFEBDoRF, with an excellent corps of
Teachers, have made it a name second to none
in the State. Situated in one of the most
pleasant towns in the country, ample facilities
are given for the comfort and recreation of
students. 243 scholars were in attendance at
the last terra. and the next term which COM
mences on the 20sh of October promises a
much larger numbeF.
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s4L Democrats, keep up your meetings !
Make it a business 3 Waken the People! /
Ring the alarm belll The blood bought lib
erty of the Revolution is being stolen away ! !
What is time, what is money, compared with
the glorious heritage of freemen
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s@ John Brough owned the only Rail-
road in Ohio which charged the soldiers full
fare.
Was there ever any thing more mean than
this.
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~ There viii be a big dance at the Town
Hall with supper at the MoNulty House, on
the night of the I'd day of the County Fair !;
the night Of the sth- Don't forget it.
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Tickets for the Army.

Let every father or mother who has a son
everyone who has a brother, and every one
who has a friend in the Federal Army, send
to this ofice Immediately and procure ticket
and enclose them in letters to such friends.
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~ The notice of the Abolition outrage a
Oberiin WIN appear next week. ~ no

LosTTSA gold beaded chain s on the streets
of 1Ashlud about the 18th Of this month, be-
longing to Nellie 2. Roller. Any person re-
! turning the same to the Hardware Store of
Roller and Howard will be we'll rewarded.
50 s4sssB souaiW. A. ROLLER.
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They say that JEFF. got mad at Dor
sEY because DORSEY referred to JEFF's fiat
nose and blubber lips and said he was part
niger. =
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We hope to see our Democratic friends from
Huron, Lorain and Medina on the 18th of this
moath4s Let Oberlin be represented by White
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Notice.

Notice..
AyING partially regained my health. 1 here
il by tender my thanks to my former patrons
and again offer my professional services as Physi-
elan OF Surgeon to the citizens of Ashland county.
Rooms at the Miller House, Ashland. -
% I. L. CRANE, MD.
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WooPS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Professor O.. j. Wood: Dear Sir Having had
tho misfortune to lose the best portion of my hair.
from the effects of the yellow fever, in New Orleans
in 1851. I was in iuced to make a trial of your
preparation, and found it to answer as the very
thing needed. My hair is now thick and glossy,
and no words can express my obligations to you
In giving to the afflicted such a treasure.
a FINLEY JOHNSON.
The restorative is put up in bottles of three sizes,
viz: large, medium, and small: the small holds J pint
and retails for one dellar per BEETLE: the medium
tholds at least twenty per cent more in PROPORTION
t an the small, retaiIs for two dollars per bottle !;
tioe large holds q quart, 40 per cent morein prcpor-
n, and retails for three dollars 5s oas
o. j. WOOD s. CO., Proprietors, Ala Broadway.
ew York, and ia Market street, st. Louis, No.
nd sold by all good Druggists.