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NO CURE-ALL.

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Chronic (not infamatory) RI n. iltism,
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The best physicians 1t. Thou
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children, should be. without in the case CT
group. Thousands of children ore saved by
it annually, Use it when hrstIt AIKEN accord
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Manhood How Lost, How Re-
y1sf9. sfoed.

Just published, n new edition of DR..
slY Culverwelrs Celebrated TEssayion ,hS9u 4
IA Radical cure without medicine) of
sfetma orhoes, or Seminal Losses, Impoten-
9 entail ana Physical Incapacity, Impe-
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Epilepsy. and Fits, induced by selfinduI-
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. Pho celebrated autho,. in this admirable
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years successful practice, that the ala ming
consequences of self abuse ma y ! er adicl y
cured without the dangerous use of INTERNAL
medicin or the applies ton of the knife
pointing OUT n mode of cure at once simple,
certain. and t%fectual, by means of which
every sufferer, 30 Ipanner VIII athisceaditieu On
may be- may euro himself chrdply ,prf4ateS ar
and radically. w O0NlEGS
!. This Lecture should be in the hands of
youth and every man in the land
'L'Stnt under seal, in a plain envelope. TO
any a" dress T'stP aid On IecciIr Of Il y
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the publishers.
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TO CONsUMPTIVEs.

The advertiser. having been restored to.
health in q few weeks by a very simple RENE
dy, after having suffered fer several years
with a severe lung affection, end that dread
disease Consumption, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure. To all who desire il, he, will send o
copy; of Che prescription us ed free of charged
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find a Sure Cure
for CONSUMPTION, Asthma, B rochitis, Coughs,
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of the advertiser in sending
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spread information which he eonceiyes 10 be
invaluable. andthe hopes every sufferer will
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rnil may provo a bIessing,s Rarlies wishing
Prescription, FREE by return mail. win
please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
1YH Williamsroft, Kings Co New York
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Ayers SrSapariIla

s concentrated extract of the choice
Itroot, SO combined with other substances
of still greater Alternative power as to afford
an e%ffeetual antidote for diseases ~Sarsapariila
isreputed to cure. Such q remedy is sure
ly wanted by those who suffer from Stru.
nous complaints, and tbatRne which win al.
complisk 1iie1fe drs hsst prove,A fsfHs hi
> preyedS 81 kmmense seFfice to- his 1arde
class of our afflicted fellow citizens. How
completely this compound will do IL, has
E been proven by experiment on many of the
worst cases to be found in the following com.
plants -
Scrofula. Scroffulous Swellings and Sores.
Skin Diseases, Pimples<Rpstules, BlotcheG
EfuPtionsaas4AnkAcpyss fire, RSaASrGHry1
sipslas< EstterofJsAb 3hsum, sSSld Mead.
Syphilis or Venereal Disease is expelled
from the system by the prolonged use Of this
Sarsapa lila. and the patient is left in com
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Fem L Diseases are caused by scrofulA
- III anis1s s stooei az aes asS Sof f .s9off f4eFea by
RI y not reject this invaluable medicine, be-
eau you have been imposed upon by some.
thi e pretending 10 be Snrsapariln, while il
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they are the best Z perient in tho world for all
q, The dnrpOses of fpmilY PhysiSIHaA
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str James Wick,
Importer and Grower Of
Flower and Vegetable Seeds,
ROCHESTER,. NEW YORK.

Vck's Illustrated Catalogue
OF -
SEEDS AND FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1868.
Is now published and ready to send out, . II
makes q work of about one hundred large
pages containing full descriptions of tn e
Choicest Flowers and Vegetables
So e Grown,
with plain directions for Sowing Seed, -Cul-
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more than one hundred fine wood engravings
of Flowers and Vegetables, and q
? Beautiful Golored Pate of F2owers,
Well printed, on The finest paper, and one of
the most beautiful as well as the most in
str uctice works of the kind published
ne Sent TO all who apnly. by mail, for
Ten Cents, winch is not halt the oost
Addr ess, a+.s b. JAMES WICK,
Rochester, N. Y.
am3s. .
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

NHOUS ANDS Of Horses die yearly from
Collie. This need not be. DIP. Tobias
Venetian Horse Liniment will positively cur
every ga sc, if given when first taken Tn
cost is. only one dollar. Every owner Of
horse, should have o bottle in his stable
ready ft r use. 1t Isl warranted superior to
ANYTHING else for the cure of Cuts, Wind Calls,
SWellings, Sore Throat, Sprains, Bruises,
Old sores, Sc. This Liniment isno new rem
edy. 1t has been used and approved of for
20 years by the first horseman in the coun-
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like nagic.adorgers are constantly received
The celebrated Hiram Woodruff, of trotting
fame, used ii for years, and sail it was far
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leet. DIR. Tobiasl V~eafiian Horse Liniment is
put mp in piutob of,e-: Take no other Sold
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INFORM ALTON,

81 I~nformationi guaranteed to produce a lux
RANT growth of hair upon a baldiihead or
eardless face also a recipe Tor the rempyal
f Pimples. 3 lotcles. IItIt lien, etc., on tie
oskin, leaving the sane clear. and bea1tifuI,
can be obtained without charge by address,
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.sa43gsI 5m.la a5T@9 ztt9q .axrIoLv .oaATIUa 5
the Comic Trick Horse, BADGER STATE highly Educated Mules, TIMoTHY
and ARTEMUS WARD, together with his beautiful troupe of SHETLAND
PONIES! Professor WILLIS COBB: ad his Troupe of Educated Dogs,
Goats and Monkeys! In conjunction with Others, the nameso foys ogATa
MILLS. JoSEPHi{E, the Talented and Beautiful Lady Equesticnno. Io
MI. WILLIAM MADDEN, tic peoples oEeRE Tie RECONCILIATION of hum@
m the genuenaniy joke cracker Master Of the Circle. So
Prof. RQBTs ELLINGHAM the eloquent and assOmE ihed Ledu7Tf n ,pya
Band Chariot containing HERMAN LBDWICK's ofer tic corneT Band.
Admissions, so Cents Children NADER 10 years ofAge.
25 Cents. 1somrr r1 I'd uon 81 ccThiuF aaaD teI -Fas e-5f -
VIII. MISC EXHIBIT At WOOSTER, MAY Urn ~ 5
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Willis, Kaufman &1Co.

b. Don't forget that we have the largest Stock of PARLOR STONES, COOKING
md HEATING STOVES, ever brought to this market, and at prices to suit til
times Good Cook Stoves trimmed mi for twenty-five Dollars Parhr Stoves al
prices We have also a large stock of Tea Trays pressed and Japanned Tin-ware
Furnishing Goods of all kinds as low as the lowest live IS a call before purchasing
"a JOINT forget he place. Two Doors East of First National Bank, Ashland, o
4. (voI22n15f) H7H -. sB fau WILLIS, KAUFMAN & G
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NEW !, MuStC..

EYth NEV "A ANAQStNeS4rfE
5u published semitic auy address on re- :
ceipt Of price. Teachers supplied at the
usual als00un'' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nl
Girls get a home of your own-Newsong
and Oh orus BY Tpekero YAM 81
bv BISHOP s@AR@
Holder ff .H5FfeT y 3d.
Oh Annie come Ssok-song and chorus h1n
Toldin the twilightM--tssoonng and chorus by IN
Crilley x b 1919 9ooT oft 81 4
Reautifu i' form Of 31 NY dreams cams tti1ith33 l.
MI iiE 90 % R9SHjtl % tifF
Hs;R as' Il gsssP > .,.lsssssoo 4tslbhss7at4 drum -bns
HI song b Bishop aiidDq 9hJ % Sof :
On come to me then when;'daylight sets onyo.
Nearest and DEAREST tEithsisong by J.IodI ia
Give me honest friends and true e1n'7'
by Tucker ~
Do pot heed her warning and reply-~-3O-
Jenny who ives in the dell song
r Thomas I'D t.sqmeS q -I-86ss
Softly Ger the ripplingfya.s5s goPg BY q
graph of the Anthor 2fidE-ia III Uoa4O}2 -
Bells in distant lapsS lsoRg RgaGsksr II ~ .
Brown -uBm1TDW s>;iy-7FFff IS, ~
Morning hight Shetti sche by Readsnr 80 II
iisqaiighft polka BY Mrs ParkLurst 10
IBaajo galop; by Mis- Parkh urs thisff 30
Something pretty Mazurka by Mrs .Gt
Parkhurs 80
Beware, quartette words by Longfellow so =
Pretty Rosaline song by E Holman 5
Pm glad fathers come song 80
Moliies welcome 10 Pat Mallory "4OfA
Her heart is all my own tbyIHess bri: 40
The Get beside The mill song by Gallon 30
Swinging round the circle iS '0'' 80 4
You naughty, naughty man gong lin J94IBi
the Black Crook, .35 4.
Now lay me down to sleep cong and 5I9tj
chorus by Walbridge~TtguT yigy3s 30
Blue eyes or black song by F Baker -. 85 :.
Stars of the Summer night, quartette so -
Coming coming by end by song by Ga
brick 40
wefigo With Grant again song and ho-ssTis
rus by. Tucker , h Gsg5.T 10 80, =
Halt boys halt song and chorus by
.McNau ghton A"1pE % H5Af9lI 35
Thu new home sweet home. song by osod
Madam Parepa so
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A FEW copies of Gods Hand Writing
II Egypt and the Holy Laud, by Ran
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Notice to Teach ers.

n NLe Board fScheo oil Examiners of Ashland
County will hold the following E xaminT,o =
atoms during the year 1863. asi eds IA sro,,r,
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TO CcNsUMPTIvEs.r

The Rev. Edward a. Wilson will send (fre-T,
of charge) to all who desire it, the prescrip-d
ton with the direction 8 formaking an
cured of a lung disease ,andotha dread, disc
ease Consumption His only object is l.
benehtth afflicted and he'll opes feverysdfsrY.
or will try this prescription. as it will cost
emih p, thing, and may prove q blessing,
Rev. EDWARD WILSON,
1G5 s. SECOND st Williamsburg, d,
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Butter, Eggs,

And all kinds of 9
IT, GO r ,OlD y CrE.
70 Bayrs Glue as a CAT ia - 1@oIs
4 asTEINMETZ & DESENBERG. h'i
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moFF+- .at c-ifas 9.lat
IL GROCERIES I'D PR0VISI0NSI /.
! ~ Two BoorsoWest of the Post Office,
- ,I e, S,'''i.s ASHLAND. OHIO. .mrr =; u
ii sWHERE CAN BE FOUND at !,
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FINE TEAS, Il SYRUPS,,dj ii biaaii &c
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Spices VEGETABLES,
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And every thing usually kept in a Gro
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The Highest Market Price Paid for
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Never before in the history of amuscmens in America. has any enterprise Of q
M timlar character been inaugurated OF SO vast and grand a scales st the
-:T4e present Company; nor has here ever been offered for public appre-
g. ~ citation and patronage an Exhibition which combines such nu- l
49, numerous and varied attractions Before speaking of o.
5 IH. these in detail, the management desire to direct public atten-6 -+ E1
o ~4 ~ton to a feature as novel in conception as it is grand in execution -iel
W refer to our great gratunous Exhibition which chnracerizes the "a
the entree of III establishment in every place a bruisnt Street Pageant which
81, - for extent, richness, elegance, dazzling effect, georgious display, and -
a thi ling interest, has mover beverb been equled since The trumphal procc g. T.
ions of Ancient Rome In this grand cavMade, and moving picture wul appear
the BAND CHARIOT, Of original design and Respondent decoration, called the
THRONE of APOLLO, and a cavaEade entitled the CRUSADERS TRIUMPH,
consisting of mounted knights, clad in FURNISHED steel rmou, with their ban
nes, pennons and insignia, and accompanied by their ladies in costumes fine
dievalAg@, all precedi1g the browning feature ofsthe procession. This enter.
Prise possesses tn requisite resources for producing, at one performance, in the
same Circle. THREE of the BEST RIDERS IN TILE WORLD! Thus, in
ip point, of Equestrian superiority, outankng all contemporary Exhibitions. and
~ MDIE PAULINE, Leading Equearienne of Europe CHARLES FISH,
Bare back Hor@manL Of thefew great bare back riders either here or in Europ,
HE STANDS AT THE HEAD, and is justly entitled to the title he has ron by
his industry ard rare capabnMcs-that of CHAMPION OF THE WORLD. {
JAMES MADIGAN, who has filled frs several consecutive seasonst the position
of1eadng Equestrian in the Metropolitan Building of the New York Circus
Three such speciaTtes have never beforeb been concentrated lin me establishment
The riyatGymnasts Messrs. HOLLOWAY & HARMON: will duly compete
and Frsderek: have ben selected for their rare merits as Gymnaas ,o
-z SiGNOR MONTENEGRO. the Peruvian torhoni The popular Testers
oftbe age Mr.. DAN CASTILLO, who has met with tn most unOGunndeed sue,
cess East, West, North and South. who will introduce his troupe oil Educated
Horses Ponies and Mules, consisting of the far famed Russian Horse, CAR;
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On

gBaS anIeQ g8etpta uno Der brmahr nit riranbsr
betsn unb marum Srtebrih pcm yranSoItn ole AnGpfe
BON ben SpIen fhueiben min unb ibn terua6 i'm Sta.
senbagner Obertrls su Sett brin9t, uno parum S0>
pbie ben @alctiner 8oumann nit geHpmmen bat.
@ts Ser Sdlob6of leer ipdr, nari6rte Ser lt6r=
NADER nit Sberoepebr uno llntergeipebr in Wtum=
iell WeitpbaPs Speilefammer binein, uno Mameu
gSeitp6al trodnete iid Die Iu0en uno iage vSerr
Sroi, Sic Iino Elm @n9el Der Gettung! !"
Sic mamie ibn nGmli6 immer yOrOi" itatt ,SroS"
neil lie glaubte, ySrDi" lpdre rd5tger franj6d uno
Die 2eute gd6en ibnl nf)t ben rihtigen Qccent Ser
Gngel Der &ettung iebte nun ieinen Sd)iebprigel
al Den Seifcn5uber, bna iein GdiemeIier an ben
6leiiAbafen, lulpte ietne Sdrenmibe auf oas BUT
terfaB uno iebte ltf leber auf Den Nnri6flpb 5e6t
elm 9eplrfetes Soi6entu9 leraus, Iegt es iouber
runoe S6nlpft beraus uno reidt lie Ntan=
iell Weiipbal bin unO frug lie: .Ylaitsil?"
vSa wobl,1" iagt MamieQ @eipbal, vplaitil il mir
Sos, benn, Serr SrOi, id babe iebr ihle6te @u9en
uno lie ino lett lebten Serbit INNER idipGder 9e=
tuproen, i'd bate oamals bic oroBe &ranfbeit, uno
Die SOftors .9aben ibr einen bOben Namer, aber,
Serr Srot, i'd iage, es mar bas eeipD6nlide mile
rable StOppel= 6ieber, uno babel bleibe i9."
go Iprod ie unb iebte Dor 5errn 0roi cine i66ne
gebratene Gnte nno cine SlaIde gBein aber BON bes
Serrn Nmtsbauptmunns eutenl, uno iagte aud
yYlatt liz" Nun, DEM ubrmafer plat=tl't oies
oenn aud iebr, uno tbm paro su Wutb, als mare er
Elm ipirfi6er gngel, un0 WameQ 0eitpbal's Spei=
Iefamnler war geger ieine Yellfartoffeln uno Sped
Elm Yuraoies, uno als er bel Der Stueiten 6lalde
gBein mar, rebete er piel BON Dem l66nen bin Dc
Salengin" unb BON Der B6ne Spei5."
ltnb Manlien @eIfpbol Ioate: Sic 6aben Geht
Serr 9roi S6ueib lit cine ib6ne Sad)e, Dor 9llen
beim Sfnupfen; iG tranf oann INNER 6lieoer'
thee Z"
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Sn SaDton lpurbe am 0icnIog g(6enb 0an
Spren's 0rp @oobs Store erbro6en uno nm Waa-
rem i'm gSerthe BON $4,000 beiioblen. Sie Oiebe ma-
rem i'm 9eeri Die @elbtiite 5u ofinen, wuroen aber
BON inem in oen Store Suridfebrenoen Glerf eeiDrt
uno luften oas g8eite nobel lie enen She'll Der 9eu=
te surridlieBen. giuer Der @auner puroe nod N
herielben Na9t prn einem gtadtua6ter per6aftet.
Ser Gerl batte ii9 in Sedcrs Sotel enIp9irt.
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= gluf Dem &irdbof AT Sempelbers in Sinter-
po 1nern beIinoet. lib Die @rabi6rift: v9isr rubt
r,n 9odenfranfcr."
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ARRIvALs AT THE 8orELs

FLEETWOOD HOUSE-KIEa.
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Harry Gregory, John Carnes, baltimore.
METRoPOLITAN-Po 4 SHELLEY.
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,oa M'sGn sSlsu n 11a WILL Sof as S.
ard Barton, a M stevenson, Phiiadeiphia; J
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wILLARDs' HOTEL.-sYKEs 4 CHADWICK.
chy. y j Gspt john A Wll.on, baltimore,
iino" goSn aso ~ New oalssn:; s s%sSe
Colvlllc. b T Hitchcock, N Y; Hon A M Ran.
dali a, cityi H s Williams, Fioridaj Gen Long
- EBBITT, HousE-c: 9: WILLARD.
~ H Q Howard, Nd; John D Pennington, Dell
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MELAscHoLy Darn OF MRs. ANN e. BooTu,
known and esteemed In this city, died on sun
day last At the residence OF Mr.. Benedict,
under the following sad circumstances Last
some alcohol in q tin vessel, for the use Of his
wife,who was very sick. While SO engaged the
alcohol suddenly caught Ere, and in his efforts
The hs S oi Boo.s %ss
was In the adjoining room. She came to the
door, and Immediately ran to Mr.. Benedict's
assistance, but IN their Joint effort. to snbdue
the names, the yessei containing the alcohol
was upset, and the burning nuid spilled over
finally extingn,,hed, but not TIL Mrs. Booth
body. All medical assistance proved Of no
avail, and she died Sunday morning, at II
O'Clock, after terrible pain and suffering.
Of Mr.. Benedict last evening at O'Clock. The
remains were placed In walnut coffin, with
heavy silver handles, and on . silver plate
10, 1905, aged 10 years. The services were
conducted BY the Rev Mr.. Williams, Of Christ
church, and the remains were deposited In the
will at some future time be removed to Rhode
Island for interment beside her late husband.
SkRious ACCIDENT FROM THE FALLING OF \
ScArFoLD.-On Saturday morning about $3.50
O'Clock a scaifold, being used In the erection
81 new building for Mr.. Henry ID. Cooke, on
tiers were precipitated to the ground, a dis
lance OF about thirty feet. Mr.. Briscoe and
MIR. Bruit. two OF those who fell, were badly
Injured. Bruit, however, was able to walk
home, but Brisooe had to be sent home In an
ambulance. The two others, whose names we
could not learn, did not receive any injury,
but II was q wonderful escape for all hands,
considering the height Of the fall and the
shower OF boards that fell at the same time.
The AoUEpucT.-Lumber has arrived at the
southern end Of the Aqueduct for the purpose
OF strengthening the structure. 1t Is contcm-
plated to erect an arch under each span, and
workmen are now preparing the timber for
the purpose.
RRoovERISo.-The little son Of Bladen For.
rest, esq, who was injured by a fall on Satur-
day morning at Orme's store, corner OF Bridge
and Congress streets, 10 doing very well, and
Will be out in few days.
The CASAL.-Business on the canal 10 at q
perfect stand still. No boats arrived yester-
day, but advices from above state that they
may be expected In large numbers to-day.
MgRcHANTs' ExoHAsaE.-Thc offerings
yesterday were 2, 100 bushels OF wheat, aud the
sales amounted to $50 bushels at t2.7sI1, and
2,2SO bushels at t2.sl per bushel.
RIVER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ham.
burg, sprague, Boston, and brig Z. p. Sweet,
Lawrence, Bath,