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OHIO-UNION-
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Peaseus Piaai-a. '
JIEKOCaATlO H0HHATI0II8.
-, Foa Oavaanoa,
"' WILLIAM MEUILL.
j-t Foe It. Govaanon, ,
LESTER BLISS.
Pea Ikiiiai or Brae,
WILLIAM TREVITT.
a (J r e'faatsima . '"",'
' JOHN tJ. BRESL1N. '
H' o" guretita Jonee, v '' ' rV
baTHOMAS W. BARTLEY. ' -'.to
Attdimt Omiu, i
GEORGE W. MeCOOK. .
i, Pen Msmm B.isn Posuo Woass,
; ' :(J WAYNE GRISWOLD.
Tk Waal market.
L Th."Von Gruwic." contain, the fol
lowing vary cheering new to th growers
of wool.'! Th , impression' had Wan (hit
wopl wn n 111 declino, and that, thote
who javj such fair price in'Uicaarljr part
of thf spring h,tl lost money by llieft "pec-ulatirm.-
Wt in glid to set) ihe' report
contradict! by ao good auihorityr'
.Tha dealer! havt Milled in to the con
viction, ihM they will get very litdo wool
under fifty cenit per pound, for il that fig
ure all th liglil clean merino wool will pay
to eipnrl In England. ..The range of pri
ce will vary from SO to 65 cent on all
except very light clean Saxony, which
will go irom 70 to U0 cents, and nma very
choiaeelmay reaoh nne dollar j at which
price, German Lamb' wool i idling in
uonuon. me prospect for tha wool
grower i very briehl, and there is no nrob
ability nf the staple btit g very low Again
lor a e real many year.
Take great cart of your sherpl" '
'.' Teeaoorance ana. Whlga-ary.
' One of the lalet device of tome of the
politician who were saved from the wreck
of the lata whig parly, i to introduce the
temoerance quciion into the political can-
tax. Whiitgery, per te, and upon il old
issues, and wilh in old political leader, ia,
r,.r iha nresenl time, at lean, defunct. Il
can anly l"P f,,f ly lugging ex'
traneou questions into the political can
It matter little what the nature of
rh otttion are, or to what extent a good
moral eanse may auffer damage, if ihe lead
cr can m succeed in breaking the De
nocraHO phalanx, and electing llieir can
vJidate. The game i not undertaken in
those localities whera Whiggfry happen
(o lie in the ascendants it i only agitated
district where the nomocracy are in the
majority, snd where whig ttand a chance
to make (omelhing by it.
'No conscientious and intelligent friend
of the temperance cause w mid deire to
ae that quettion introduced as an element
in our politics. Demagogues have ollcn
triad the experiment, and in every instance
Ihe temperance Cause has lullured reaction
Whifierv, in its now desperate dilemma
will resort to sny act of sacrilege by which
tn ohiiin votes. It would be well (or
I)Mnocrats to luep an eye on ihe move
nrtnl o enemy. The eolch'd old
party are famous for getting up "great old
humbug!''
, ...... "
: Tha Valparaiso CennnWtalp.
The appointment of Gov. Wood aa Con
awl to this port, has excited tome interest
and diseuasinn ss tn the value of ihe con
sulate. The honor of an office, in these
atililarian time, appear to be measured
according in the emolument it afford.
'Ths Nsw Bedford Mercury, as will be
seen by the following paragraph, is of ihe
opinion that the value of the eonsulale has
been generally over estimated :
Valparaiso. Tha Washington corre.
respondent of the New York Express, in
aoeakinf f this port, savs the consulate is
worth (20.000 per annum, and adds.
'The American whalers whtrh formerly
rendrsvoiiaed at Talcnhnana, now rendes
Von at Valparaiso, whirh largely Increase
the income nf th consul at the Utter port."
This letter wriier labor -under mistake
in regard In this matter which il is better
to correct, lest the happy gentleman who
may seenra this bonne hnur.he nf a eonau
late should be disappointed. Our whalers
rarely tnurh at Valparaiso, only four from
this port visiting there during the last year.
Fifty whalihipe visit Talcahoana to one
going inln Valparaiso, which i a port in
every respect inferior tn the former in con
wnience for refining ami shipping nil. Il
is barely possible that the consular income
may he brought up to 120.000 hy a con
sular levy on the few whaler going into
Valparaiso, fnr consular bills ire proverbi
ally not email, hut dill we doubt il.
This princely revenue, if it come in at all.
must be the contribution principally of
merchant vessels.
The Cleveland Plaindealer claims that
th Valparaiso Consulate i worth from
thirty -live to forty thousand do'lar per
annum and the Plaindealer, we har no
doubt, i posted."
Sew Advertisements.
CT Messrs. Rom., II. Chubb fc Co.
havs opened a fine assortment of Drugs,
tfee., I the old room formerly occupied by
Dr. Whitnsy. Theiretock embraces every
article for which there is a demand by
physician or patients.
EST Messrs. John Tknms Si Co., of
Cleveland, offer to country dealer hard
war an term which will obvial the ne
cessity of a trip to the Allsnticcitir. The
gentlemen who compose ihe firm have a
high businrat reputation, and will perform
II they promiia.
CT Rea l ihe advertiaementof Mr. Goun
FELLOW. . ' ' .
QT The County Commissioner offer
th building of a couple of Bridge,
i SJaheel Examiners, - -
G. W, Hill and Oblow 'Smith, of Ash
land, and J. McCormick, of Loudonville,
have beee. appointed by Judge Curtis
School Examiners for, Ailtland county.
The Sandusky t 'iiy Commercial Rcgii
Irr of Thurfd.iy "evening tay;
The indication are favorable to the re
alization of full prices, notwithstanding the
effort tn decry the market in nme inter
ested quarter, i he quotation given yes
terday are likely In be tully maintained
wilh a probability of some advance rather
than a decline.
Domestic, Wool Market.
Nkw Yonx, Friday, May 27.
The Clipping season being in full activi
ty, manufacturers and dealers are absent,
looking after the new wool, which render
the New York market very dull, his
deemed that the new wool will open at
greatly enhanced rates. The dock here
is held at very firm prices. We have
heard of no sales this week of any impor
tance, l He shearing is raiher backward
owing to the unfavorable weather that has
prevailed, fulled wool i inactive as well
as Fleece wool. The stock is light. No
Lamb's wool has yet made its appearance,
though il is expected shortly. We have
no change to make in our quotations,
which represent the taking price of the
market.
Fohkion Wool Markkt The Cloth
ing Foreign wool participate in the inac
tivity winch characterizes the Domestic
market, and from the same cause the at
tention of buyer being concentrated on
the new clip. The western stairs are be
ing freely visited just nuw by the manu
facturers' agents.
The dock of Clothing wools is not
heavy. Tlitre are some fresh unwashed
Mestizo woo'.s diluting on the market, but
Z3 cents is asked, winch is considered by
buyers above ihe market. Good qualities
of this description are selling al 2023c.
Carpet wools of deairalile descriptions are
scarce and Wanted. 1 he stock here is
mostly til undesirable qualities low Bue
nos Ayers. The demand runs on the best
quality alone, and were there any here,
considerable sales could be made. Economic.
. Cadet at Waal Palur". .
'Mr. Wklls Kklloqo, a son of Dr
Burr Keixooo, of this town, has been
appointed a Cadet at the Military Academy,
West Point. t. . 'I -
CT f he SaVtlu'iky,, City Commercial
Ri jtiitr ha again been enlarged. Aside
fro a us politics it is on i of ihe most spicy
and readable dailiee is led at any eily np
ou tlis Liks coast, 1 ,
Struck by Lightning.
The house of Mr. Ayers, ihree miles
easl of London, C. W., was struck by
lightning on ihe 31st inst. As the circum
stances ate rather singular, we copy the
particulars from the London Free Prent
ss follows:
"Mr. Ayers and hi family were taking
dinner when the chimney was struck by
the lightning snd demolished. The fluid,
in its further descent, came in contact with
an iron plate, which seems to have divided
ilinto two parte; one of which look its
course along the roof, to the eave-trougli,
and Ihen ran down the staler spout to the
ground, and in iis course melted and de
stroyed litem both. The other portion
followed down the inside of the chimney,
and ran into the kitchen, snd killed a dog
that was sleeping by the stove. Here,
again, the Subtle fluid separated, nne portion
ran under the kitchen table, between Mrs.
Ayers and her children, scorching them
and rendering litem senseless; it then pur
sued its way and demolished a glass thai
hung against the wall, and finally made its
exit.
The remaining portion followed along
the crack between the floor boards, and
thus came in contact with the shoe of Mrs.
Ayres; il entered al the heel and went out
st the toe, ripping the shoe completely
and blistering the font somewhat badly.
Miss Ayres, upon receiving the shock, im
mediately fell senseless.
Another daughter. Mrs. IN tilts, we be
lieve, was sitting a little distance, wilh her
child, but in I lie same line with her sister;
in her case the fluid entered lit toe of her
shoe, ripped it, ihen look it course along
Iter slocking, in lis course blistering her
leg, and then leaving her person, made its
way through lite back part ol her dress
and lodged itself in the wall, in which il
made a hole of some inches deep, and re
sembling that made by an augur. While
these events transpired in tha kitchen, the
lightning effected also, two young men,
who were silting in ihe hall, and who
were deprived of their sense by iis influ
ence, and went Humbling head furemost
into ihe kilchen.
All this look place at once, and Mr.
Ayres saw that which we have imperfectly
described, pass before his eye at the same
moment. Ha informs me that the scene
was s most distressing one that the chim
neys were demolished, the ceiling thrown
down, the windows broken, the stovepipes
twisted and broken, ihe floor ploughed, ea
il wore, by lite electric fluid, and the. vari
ous members of his family lying around
in different stutes of insensibility nr con
sternation, forming together a picture of a
Irtily sffecting description! We are happy
lo be able to add thai the Individuals with
whom ihe subtle element came in contact
have not sustained any injuries which are
likely lo be ol a permanent kind, and
donhtltsi feel lliankful thai, though the
'smell nf lire' was on litem, yat they were
saved by a prolcding though au unseen
hand.
We are informed that the Wheat in
, some portions of this Slate, has already re
fun lo hesd out. This is considered re
markably early. The crops of Wheal
and Grace tr roprentd to be moslUnxt
urinnt. Oct Jdv. ' '
Corrtspondcnre of the Union.
Bso.,KiniPlr!'T b or, noJ,.lq.bq'
hat been, the question; but thai I'residtint
ha pretty efleclualty settled iti by giving
lb '"his flock the result oi Itii labors in
relation to Foreign Appointment.". The
city ha been full of applicant,' for places
abroad, but, all at once, "a change eome
over the (pint of their dreams" and they
"mizzled." One j.rominent gentleman
who bad been here for ten week preasing
hi claim for place at the "Lobos 11-
and," or some olher fertile spot" across
the pond, left in such a hurry as to entire
ly overlook his nightshirt, which was tin
der his billow. He had got fairly sealed
in the Hotel couch bound for the cars, when
lite waiti r came running on with hisiii7,
exclaiming "Mussa, you left pail your
clothes," to wliicjl the disappointed appli
cant replied, "tnke il CuflVe end cive it to
the poor and on that principle, ' tuke t
myself" So your readers can judge ol
the "extreme" to which some of lite gen
ilemen have been brought, whose powers
"no pent up Uiica" (mil permit me to ail J
Columbus.) contracts, but whose expen
sive minds wander abroad with a view to
the proper representation of the American
Republic. -'By 'the way, Ohio, the Buck,
eye Stale, is in for her share. Rut really
it seems like ' turning the cold shoulder,",
he sending nf liltle " Medary" only, lo
cheer up the Chilian government, and il is
thought here il will kick up a urn-pus, in
fact il seems to me like a cold, " Chili"
operalion, and one that the Buckeye's will
thudder at, and consider as not exactly
gm-llemanly on the pari of the admiuis
(ration. But it is rirm-ored that the only
pain Ihe re-ri'p -lent will experience, will be
cAam-paigne, aa his political game is
"Ileidsic." Many of his friends have
supposed that something oc d him politi
cally for some lime. But his troubles are
alan end, on the whole, the affair is do-Mier-edly
rick. Charles L. Woodbury,
declines his appointment lo Bolivia, ss does
also Gov. Hubbard, of Maine, his appoint
mcnt lo somewhere, ii's no consequence
where. The Avenue is not thronged as
when you were here, but is open and un
obstructed, save by an occasional upsetting
of a milk carl, which is the only method
adopted (Au fur for nafring streets,
which at times abound in dust, like unto
that of the desert. As lilts is my first letter,
I will write no more, but wail and see
whether you publish fii'j, if you think best
to do so. I may write you again. Don I
act rashly, friend Knapp. If you are not
prepared for an immediate increase lo
your circulation. May the publication un
til your ore. Your,
HOPEFUL. ;
P. S. In my rambling I forgot to sayi
dial us a whole, the Foreign Appointments
are well received, saying nothing of -indi
vidual exceptions. Il is only sending men
into "honorable exile," and into such ex
Irrme portions of the world, thai they w il'
find il difficult to make any further "sales"
of the honor and integrity of their party
al home.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO-
Revolt Among the : Nailotiaf Guards at
)..' v;i i...vrt L'rilZ'H ',1V' 1
en
bVEaa FIFTY PEHSJOKS KlLt,Eaf
-iljc miliar kct 5
" ISIILiND PKIUliS PUKRENT.
The Crowbar at Wort
The Treasurer of Marion county on the
SOth ull., waked up the Marion Bank,
which had refused to psy iis lexer, and
gave it lasie of ihe New Crowbar Law.
The Mirror ihus speaks of the tragedy:
"On Wednesday of this week, after ihe
five days, required by law, had expired,
Ihe Treasurer snd John Geiger, Eq.,
called on ihe officers of the Bank and de
manded the payment of the taxes, (furnish
ed the duplicate lo show the antoum)
which the said officers refused tq, "fork
uver." Mr. Geiger then retired for a few
moments ami secured the necessary instru
ments, lu win a Crowbar and sledee ham
mer, with which he and the Treasurer, not
being able tn obtain the keys, proceeded
lo open, nr rather gel into ihe vault or safe
of the Bink, When ihey found gold coin
to Ihe amount ol $1200, which the Treas
urer proceeded to count, lie then de
manded the penalty which was paid to
him bv the Cashier. II aving discharged
his duly under lite lutv, the Treasurer pro
ceeded to remove the coin, mil however,
without thanking the officers very kindly
for their courtesy, A-c. , The amount of
lax and penally was $U3'j I'i, which will
be properly distributed for Stale, county,
luwnship, corporation, road, school and
poor purposes,
Somo unadvised may enquire why the
Treasurer used the instruments he did lo
enforce a collection ol the taxes. The on
ly reply we can make is, that finding il
impossible In gel Ihe amount and other
way legally he fell il his duty to proceed
as he did; which proceeding is clearly and
plainly authorized by ihe law."
Iatereating from Cuba the Revohtbn
try Spirit Awake.
Nfcw York, June 3.1. '
The Crescent City with New Orleans
and Havana dates, arrived tit II this A. M.
She left Havana nt nejm on the Oth.
Al Havana il is reponed thai the Cap
tain General has instructions from Madrid,
lo consider, in connection wilh ihs promi
nent slave holders, the question ofemanci
ting the negroes, and binding litem as ap
prentices. Also, to allow the iniroiluolion
of emigrants from Africa. , , , .
Intelligence, from Cardenas, confirms
preiloua reports ' of finding revolutionary
documents among ihe soldier's of the bar
racks,. ' "' ' ,' .'
Tlicrc was quite ' ,row at the I'n'ivcfsi
ly on II e 18ih of May'.' On lite anniversa
ry nf Ihe landing of Lopez, several students
were arrested, lour' of whom were charged
with collecting money for thf Cuban Jun
to, were dismissed. ' . ' ' 1
1 . .. . (Prom Ite Ne OrlMU Dtlta, SSt.) :.- !:.
.. The steamship; Te-xat arrived it one
o'clock, P. M., yesterday, bringing the
following highly iinporia'ni news: ' '
On the morning nf the arrival of the
steamer Texas, at W Cruz, on the 17th
iosl., e revolution broke out in the cily,
amongst the National Uuard, eauaed by
an order Irom ihe city of Mexico, to lu.
corporate the National Uuard into Ihe
troop of the line,,, The revolution laded
three day, during which lime the mosl ol
the business ol ihe city was suspended.
I he regular troops h id possession of the
forts Conception and Santiago, and the
National Guards had possession of the
streets and g tics of the cily. A brisk off
firing was kept up during the three days
and was only ended by the entrance of
regular troops Irom the (ttynt Jalapa.
who look as prisoners a limn fifty of the
Nationals, after which (Friday) all be
came quiet, and business resumed. About
fifty ol the Nationals were killed, and ma
ny wounded during ihe engagement.
We have numbers of Ihe lico del Com-
mercio of ihe 80. h, 21st and 22d, but find
in them no account of the orir.iu and coin
mencemenl of the revolution on 17th. We
append a memoranda which we translate
ami condense and which relates In Ihe
incidents uf the I8th,and the fjlluwing
ilavs,
Wkdnksdav. May 18, 10J o'clock P. M.
No change in ihe situation of Ihe city
as we described in our last issue. Guns
fired ull night, when il stopped, as if by
common a ntent, that the fsmilies should
have lime lo provide themselves wilh food.
The suspension of hostilities lasted till nine
o'clock, when the firing was resumed.
The Nationals have spent the night in
the Plaza and hold their head quarters in
the Puerta Nueva Caluarlede San Javiex.
The Joi eminent troops were reinforced
wilh seventy men from the Castle, who
were protected in their lauding by Ihe
steamer Elludo dt Mnjirt,
I he ay untaniiuntu met to hear the peti
tions of the people, and app i in d a ci m
mitlee to present them tn the Clnel or the
Stale.
The committee returned amidst the vi
vos of Ihe rnolitlude.' For a moment we
thoi ght lhal all uns terminated, but the
Guard will not accept the condition im
posed by the Uovernioent, which is lo sub
mit to obey the authorilies, Al eleven the
firing commenced again.
It is said thai the Nationals are going lo
attack the line of Government troops Irom
both sides of ihe city al once. We sre
assured lhal at least forty persons have
been killed on both sides.
Il is impossible lo go out without dan
ger uf being wounded by a bullet.
Ai 3 n clock, anollier deputation leu Ihe
city for Ihe headquarters, snd fur a short
time the tiring ceased. A parley took place
aud the government seemed to grant some
guaranties which would probably have re
stored order, when the malcontents re
newed their lire against the points occu
pied by Ihe forces of lha Government.
Thursday, May 10. disorder conlin
uedasonthe preceding day, but Ihe fire
was not so well sustained on the part of
the revolutionists, because many reined lo
their home, and others leu Hie city.
Al 8 o'clock in ihe evening, a prod
mation was published from the Governor,
calling upon the merchants and members
or the other elasees ol society interested in
the restoration of order, to meet, with ihsir
arms, at Ihe Municipal Palace, where
they could concert with the dispositions
of the military authorities, protect the in
terests of tile citizens, and cause the alarm
to cease, .
The Governor nf the Stale has assured
ihe Foreign Consuls residing in this city,
thai, in case of an attack upon any nation
al or foreign housrs of commerce, a col
umn of the Gjvernmenl troops would b
ready to prevent injury to property of the
citizens.
Nine' uf the insurgents Were taken pri
soners in the Utiuibo de los Poyitos by a
body of cavalry, and imprisoned.
Forces haie been organized in the Pa
lace, composed of merchants and people
of all trades and occupations, known as
honorable men, who have presented them
selves lo co-operate in restoring tranquility.
These forces are lo cover some point in
the centre of the city, and oilier will
watch aliing ihe streets.
The firing has ceased, and everything
leads in the belief that Ihe disorder is over.
The J'-CO say s that on lha 20h, perfect
peace and tranquility were restored
tilings had resumed their former .aspect,
nod there Was no Tear of any further dilli
culiy. i
The Eco of the 22d says, that the or
der Was still undisturbed, and nothing was
heard hdl t!oiijrjlulalinus on the return of
tranquility. 1'he battallion of Tres Vilas,
and the lourlh light ml nitry arrived from
J.ilapa, and were stationed as guards al ihe
Mexico sni Nueva gates, as usual. Ate
other large battallion was stationed in the
palace.
Ak soon as the supremo government re
ceived the news of what had occurred in
Vera Cruz, two thousand veteran troops
were sent, with fourteen pieces of artillery.
At the last dales' ihey had reached Puebla.
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Township, oo !b.:ih fl.j ol April, Mr. OLIVER
PF.KKV HOUGH, jed lu years, 3 miiths and 8?
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NEW DRUG STORE!
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ARE rccoLviitg anil ooaaiintly keep mi
hntvl an xiemiv auortmcnt of
lit-iiK-, Medicine, Cheml-I fine Hoan, Fancr Ubeh
cam, rutty, Faint-, OU.,1 and Botiten.
Vnniiaricili))ctluir.tAud Cork, (Stationary tad
o"rt. Krbool Book, Confec
GImi War, Cut 01u,
an rancy article.
Old ha and Wall Lamp.,
D.ng,aniiMaua Lamp,
Rot tic i. Vialaanil Apoth
fvr whop furniture.
Paint and Varni-h. Bruilv
ef, Whitewash it nil shoo
Bruihci' Tooth, Hair
and Cloth Uruthca, E
scnufti ull, perfumery,
tlimarira. fiplcea and
Groceries.
Pura Wtnea, Spirit anj
biquora, tor Hidim pu-
note-, finlv.
Clgara, Pine cut. Hie wing
ana nmoKiug luhacco,
HnutTsY L in on. and Or
ngea, Rurgtcal IWru
inenti.Truiici, Extract
a ui) all kluiLi of DoimlAf
raiem neaicinea.
Our good ore warranted lo be fteth, pure and
genuine, and were purchaicii at the Inwrit ratei
ftr ready cnah, and will be told it Clerelnud pri-
cci riivHicunia Anntiieeanei. Mechanic! ann
Artnti who uae our articles iu largo quantitiei,
will he furniatiftd at wholesale price, and will
find it to their hdvantrtge tn pure are of ui,rnther
linn lend lo Cleveland, or eliewhere. In a word,
aM our goodi ahah be nf auch price, and quality
al to make it Tor the interest oi'erery purchaser to
piirnnize oa. on nun ncc.
Ashland, June 8, 1333. ?tf
FIRE
Ikaiteifd, February Ilk, 1861. Organise A-
. (tllat I80I. " ' '
, .. , BOARU OF DIRECTORS.
How.T.'W' Bastict, I assarvr Coair,
Jice Puin, I Oa. W. Wabiho,
Ronar BmiLtv. . I JajiuH.Cmi, ,
KowitD Snrasn, Sr. ( Chas. T. Biimja,
jAMtswtxDoar. 1' -
' ! OFFICERS OF COMPANY.
''" AvDaivr teoB, resYaVal.
Dowkiho H. Vatma, (lfcrrre, "
Ju P. DaiiAX. Trmnttr. ...
This Compujr is prapand to Issaa policies of
Ininranc apon tha most lavarabn Urms, lor an
M'iod Mt nienadiaa fiva foar. '
Tan Directors call ikosanaeial nuaalioa of
penoae dmring to effect insursaeea, la th fol
lowing, araoa maty other litioral Femreeof
their Comoenv.
. I. We iseu policies oa both the joint-stack
and mutatl plan, on the joint Stock plea, for M
short a neriod of tint an nt V lie desired.
II. Pereons rnenred in this Compear who Sue
tain a lose, in o.no of coutrovnrey, may bring
their suit either in lha county where, lech loes
occurred, or in Richland county.
III. In o-iee ofealo of Ih property iniorod.be-
foro the oip ration of lha pulicyv a raioablo pro
portion of tlio money arlrencod will bo returnee
in the poller h .Ider. Tni-ii peculiar feature
in nur company, ami one which wa n m win
meal withtlie approbation of all persons lutcnet-
ol.
IV. We confine oureeWes entirely tr abueincae
within the bonnde ol the state or Ohio. A noerai
ehure ol nuitlie petronaae ie reiiiectfully solicited
Prinrlml tmiinai Cfhct, on Wat DlamoniStrttt
n tmfnt, vino, vp uit,m Biurt-re- new minus
ing, Agvnle nt comieny for Aeniand louniy
wm. H. Ai.utMin, Aeiitsna.
C- r. KING, rfayerille.
May 2", 1353. Itf
1
T karinibaea ealiitietorilr seeeMaioa tk.
the eonetractioo of the Vranklie a.e w...
Iti.il AumJ-i now- u ont th "6r fucte" of Ike
afe.it any. aafely be permitied, without def
stent te ihe public intiirseie, lha natcalme gea.
dor residing aithia lha luoile of Aakland county,
I oast up Umu boels p,eel eiclaim, In ih. ,
laniaag ol ike pott, -00 I r 80OTSC An .
th saw Iraa orW aeeoa kDiutika. th. v...
solved la "go it" at all keaarde. and d.,u.n . i '
eompetiiora lash koot arekoelme. Itareew
loeomolira (.ft whak nan small killej i. aaorinar
BOOTS AND SHOES '
etooog the good poopt of Aeklsnd tT,-wild'
almoel anesaaipled Todi(aliir and atuoaodiaay
(Blese'en) here been partfcaterly anrad stria,
tkesehnttoaofanretoek. We havs a fall aaoert
tmSW JEWELRY glfQKl.
JR.noODPKI.LOW ha opened. In
the new room tdooraeaat ol Km
nor'a atore. on M sin street. & wich
and jewelry estatlihnient, where he
n uionvr every article uiually kept in
fJtrtpciianinrnmcnii. i sjei v nw ratii.
Among hi! stock may be found,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
I.aUiea Gold Rroaches.Orepe, Enameled, Cluster anl
ivnui, car m jm, noiia aim rinifs. Uuiu ntns,
Lneketo. Pencils. CuiT Pins, KrarfHinn, Keys; pure
silver, German Silver and Plated Hpiobim; Butter
KnlvfP, Halt and Kuzar Rhorels. Pretest lc atid
( a-et or all kinds; Knives, Needles, Pens and Holder-,
Pi.rt Monies, Dreisting and HocketConih. kyeSliadca
nu u)Egi, uompaaiseB, hocks, accoiucous, tVc,
dreea boolean ahow ofall tit., celore, tittm
loalit'M, together with mtUio tad arrstrt
mrg teat ia ctuallj kept im a toot ud aW
ireonrorubla eH fk.i..a.M- .il: r. .. '
f , . mvunawew SIItrilJIIlK tVW ftfl
feet, and low prices, era iadaoeewMa le toe aaa.-
P- .'ii'h:"' r - .
kf;Ree"b'r'"" hwnlitj.oppoe!e H. Luther
t.. . Hardware store, and three doars above
J. R.Siire'e Empire eioro. . ..
N. 11. All kindeofwnrk made toorjer.snd
mending done with neatneee and deepeich.
.. vABunBrUBI)8.
aiSl
May II, 1813.
Chance for a Bargain !
NOTICIi TO CONTRACTORS.
TltlOPOSALS will be received until noon ll.
I 2Uth of June, for the gradation and utaeon
ry ol tlie franklin and Wurrcn Kail Koud, extend
ing from a point on the eastern state Line ol uh
in the county of Trumbull, to Aeliland, AJilaud
County, Ohio ad. stance of about one buudred
sod sis miles.
Tne lin will be ready fur eiamination, June
I3ih. For particulars apply at the Engineer's
Otfico, Pranklm, Portage County, Ohio.
Ihe remaining diaUnce ol the road estending
from Aahland tn Dayton or M irjuville will be
reedy in a ehort time.
M. KENT, Pree'tf .ft W.. R.
8 AM LH. KN'K.YSS, Chief Engineer.
Franklin, Ma) 19, 1843 . 41
men . KJnl-i
II" uhacriberoffere for le his farm, situated
X m Montgomery townehip, Aahland Couoty, -thrco
miles eonth of the town or Aahland. The
armconsiete of ol) e ee, wel improred end ei
watered, with comfortable dwelling nail oou
houeea. Upon the farm la a choice and abundant
variety of iruit, and aim of limber. The farm
" nre m a uargam.
,, ,, ,0. C.S. VVX.RNAM. '
May II, S.,3. nitl
JOHN TENNIS & Co.
IMPORTERS and Jobbe s of Foreign and Do
mestie :
No. 43 Superior Street, two doors above entrance
nl American Hotel.
CLBVELAltD, OHIO.
TT7At whole.ate onlr. Will dunllrale Ww Vnrk
Oilla. Good elock or Haddtery Hardware on band. jj
TowiiBliiii Itoad Nolic .
rp HK aubecriher willpreaent a petition to the
X TrueteeaofGrceo Tnwnahip, Aahland Coun.
ty, tlliio. on Ihe 3th day or July, A V. 18)3, prar-
mg tor tho eatabliahmeut of the hereinafter dc
ecribed lownahip road, in aaia township to wit:
commencing ou the aeclion line between section
34 and 35, where the county road leading Irom
Daniol Oliver'e, by JamesCampbells, aanow traf
bled, outers upon the lands of John Anderson and
Joihua Chance, thence south long the west line
of Joshua Chaifcf's lands, snd on, and throuuh
the laudaof John Andereont to the corner ol lands
owned by J.inies Campbell and John Anderson.
Ssid mud lo be twenty feet in width, and about
twenty-ecven rode in length.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Uay 16 , 18f3. 4w3
Mary O. Noble,
a.
David Noble.
Petition for Divorce.
DF.FKNDANT will take notice, thaton the
17th day of May, A. D. 1863, pain iff filed
her petition lor divorce, In the Court or Common
Fleaa, ol Aahland county, t'hio. lauee, wiiiui ab
sence for three yeara, and g rose neglect of duty.
The prayer ol aaid ncution ie, mat th - marriage
contract dieting between the said petitioner,
snd the eaiddeiendant, may oe lorever dissolved,
and both parties freed Irom the obligations of Ihe
samei that said petitioner may be allowed rea-
sonsble alimony, and that she may have such
olher aad turtber reiiet in Ihe premises as equi
ty and good conscience m iv require. The said
Uavid rloble le rurther notihed, that nnleea he
ahall appear, b-tead, seswnr or dnmur, petitioner
will, at the next term of eaid court, aaa for a de
cree according to the prayer of laid petition.
johmok KiKnv, foarr.a.
Attorneya for Plaintiff.
Jane 8th, 1833. 63
Nut
TS hereby given, that tho nnderstjned has hern
X duly appointed and qualified ee executor of
nu win anu inaiimeni ui aarnva i.iaier, lain
ol Ashland county, deceased! Allporaona hold
ing claima ag.iin.t the aame, will pleaae ureacut
them lor lettlc.nenl.
HENRY VlniGLER,
Eiecutur of James Slator.
' June C-.h, lSi3. 33
lib-
JOHN P. IYVIN-kTO:iD will vis'l Pennsylvania
within a lew weeao, and will - happy bi av
land to any oil lection or olher limilar bua.neas
With which bis friends may favor luui.
Ai'iland, Ju 4, iHJa. 'I-....-
1 laflii the late Art) at ti.m Trancisco, we
notice a large quantity of Aj er's Cherry
Pectoral burned, in Ihs possesfion of one
of lite Druggists nf that cily, ClglJ will
not control ilisoase, and even in lhal Opliir
country, lliry must provide lliis best of all
remedies for colds, coughs and affections
of die lungs, i Indeed, w happen lo know
lhal it is an almost indispensable notupan.
ion of the muleteers snd miners, who are
so much, and so continually exposed tn
Ihe ever-changing alinosphero of the climate.,
, Receipts on Subscription.
run tub iu tnnis runs J,laj3.
May ltd J. Vanacoyec, (Jrromevlllr)
June' I John V. Gardner, (Office)
j iianrv nouxn, (unioe) .
n. t.. r ancoaai
at, ri'ulumbua)..
S.lllayeavllle)..
. 1
Win. 1). Praia
. S-Jobu Mi
4 Wm. W.at M-lf :r. (Orllce) ...
Jonalb n taJiNrti-rometllle)
"8. M. I r er, (uthc) .......
J- rhllip I'.ukc, (Nanhinj . . . .
. .! no
..I nu
i. .SOD
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..IN
.1 in
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I l
t 00
lOstnlc ol' Iltlwartl S.
bitrtl.
XTOTII'E l lirrrtif alvfn. that Hie umlrrrienrd li"
' Ken aiipointed and qnalihed aa Administrator
"f tlier.tale of Kdnaidb. illlitiard, tale nl Anhlaud
cininly, itrc-aard. I'ALVl.H IIIUIIAKH.
Julie,)! Irij. 3w3'
'I'lin iindprsiijited will sell tn the lowest
and beet bidder, on Tueeday.lhe iSthinalsnti
hetwocn the houreoftwonnd tour o'r Inch, P. M.i
the building ol a Uiidge at the tillnge of Onuigi-i
also, on Wednt-adav, the 29h at ten o'clock, K
M-, the buildiiip; of a UriilL-o bcuvren JameaMc
Laoghlm's and Jacob Fulltuer'i, in the North part
ol urango luwmnip.
I. I KK SKI.FIY,
(IKtlltr.K Mcl-ONNELL, rm'r.
A.MtIS 1I1LHUIIN,
June f, t8o3 3li.
AN ORDINANCE paawd by the Truateee of Mohecan
Townabip. lor Ihe euppreaatuu or the traflte tn litloa
Icating and otlirr liquors, and the prtbibilion of
lirunkeniiers and Tippling.
Src. I. He it ordained by the Trustees of Mo
hecan township, in the county nf Aahland snd
State ol Ohio, That from aud after the SUth day
of June, 1853, if any peraon or persuna, ahall, in
Ihe townahip nforeeaid. vend, sell, or give away,
with iulent to evade any of the proviaione of tine
ordinance; any apirlluous liquors of auy kind
vthntevcr: Ale, Strong Hecr, or Porter, to he drank
any place in any quantity whatever, nnleaa for
Mechanical, Mcdiciual and Pharmaceutic pnrpo
ea, each and ever pnreoa or persons so olt'end
ing, ahall be deemed guilty of keeping a place of
pniiiic nuiasnce, for tippling, in emperance and
drunkenness, according to the intent and me-imng
of Ihe act of the Lcgialaiure, pitaaed March tttlh,
18o3,(ror the aupproaaion of tippling houaea,) and
upon conviction thereof by jury or before any Jus
tice of the Peace in Ihe Tuwnahip aforesaid, shall
for the firel otfeoce ag-woat any of th provieions I
of this ordinance, be fined in any aum not eiceed
ing twenty dnllare nor leas than ten dull.ira; and
fur the BKCnnd offence, the offender ehall be fined
in any aum nut eiceed.ng thirty dollars nor leaa
than htlecu dollaraf snd lor the third oneucn.tbe
offender ahall be fined in any aum not eiceeding
filly dullara nor leae than thirty dollaraj or upon
failnrn ot the payment of any fine noaaseaaed,
with the costs that have accrued on such sn.t or
proaccntion, shall in the fire! offeoce b) impri
soned in the Jail ol the County not esceeding
twenty daye nor lees than len dayat and fur Ihe
second offence, not eiceeding th.rty dsys nor leas
than fifte'-n dayat and for Urn third offence, not
eiceeding fifty days nor less than twenty dayat
snd for each succeeding offence, hall be fined or
ittipriaoned in Ihe aame ratio, at the d.screuua of
the Justice or said Jury.
Sec. 3. That when any person shall beconvicl
ed and fined, or imprisoned iader Ike provisions
oi tats ordinance, me justice snail rondor judir
mem againai me aeienuant tor nne and coats ol
prosecution, and ieen eteeution therefor againat
tne deiendani, ana deliver tne same to any Con
stable ol his Townak p, wao shall serve aad return I
the aame as in civil cases.
Sec. 3. That wheneve.-any Juatiee ahall collect
any fine or fines as aforesaid, he shall within ten
day. after the receipt Iherrel, any lb same ovei
to ihe Townahip Treasurer, who ahall receipt the
vnekei ot aucn juattce tor ma same.
8ec. 4. That if sny person or persons shall enter
aa appeal, errori or certiorari, aecordtag to the
supuiationaoi tne aforesaid act ol tb Legislature,
pneaed March 13th, tHo3,the seme shMl be a su
peraedias to the farther action ol the Justice, end it
eteeution shall have been issued, the same shall
ue recalled ny mm as in ail civil eaaea.
we, Ihe undersigned, Trustees of Mohecan
1 ownanip storeeaid, at a special meeting of aaid
Trustee-., held ia Jeromeville, ia said To'nship.
on the lOlli day of Msy, I8J3, do hereby ordain
and ptea Ihn albreaaid ordinance for Ihe suppres
sion ot intemperance in end l ownebip. in puran
nun ot the act of Ihe Legislature, pneaed M trait
12ih, 1853, and do hereby urder the samn lu bere
c rled in tho Townabip book, and that the aame
un punitsiieu in tun "lilno l.uion," printed al
Ainianii. agrreanie to me aroreaaid act.
CUIUS ruPIIKIl lltNITMAN,!
8AMUKL HLIUI.ltr. i
V7s.C. Wii.oii, Towns in CUrk.
May l6;l l-4w.
ATTENTION FARMERS!
STILL CREATE! IMPROVKMKNT '
GRAIN DRILLS.
Ilt nry ituiii1s) Patent Scd
PLANTER,
For Sowing Jfheat, Rye, Barlry, Out;
ffC. Broadcast or in Drills. ' : 1
INofTering Ik s machine in the pal.lic, the auh
scrilier does notdeaire any ore lo be guided or
swayed in hia opiniona by any argument in iu favor
wh ch he can oftr, but would wi.h each rne to
sum ne ;t and judge for i.imeell'. It appears tn lia
Ihe settled opinion of lh.iao who ante used the'
GRAIN DRILLS that it Ihe most sdvantageona
manner in wh eh grain can be sown, from the tact,
lhat,m ihe fiM place, it greatly lessens labor: '
.econdly, it ia a saving ol time.ua a man with twa
horse, will IUw Imm 10 to li ncreaperdayi thirdly
it repuiree less seed lothe ncrci fourthly, it is pro-'
lected from winter freeting, from the Tact that a
ridge ofearlh is throws up between th rows In
owing, wkith moulders down lo tha mot of the
grain and gives it strength and vigor i, the epring,
asd lastly, an acre sown in this way will yield one
...... .,..... VI,,H oiber manner.
1 hia Machine also sews
LIME, ASHES, GUANO, PLISTEK.
or any other fin fertiliter with Ihe wheat.' The'
lime.Jtc. are placed in aeparaie apartments ia th
hopper, are kepi arp irate until they enter the tin
niuoel, from which ttey paas into IIm shovel or
tooth, fit nee tn the ground, when they are de
pinned and covered Ingi-ther. ; Konr twahela ol
lime to the acre sown in tins way, has quite an
beneficial an ellr-ct upon the grain ss I3A bushels
put on in the ordiuary way. The quantity nf
grata sawn Can be speedily and accurately regela
ted by the patent slide gage, made for the Bnrpasn
which has aa indei showing thn quantity, whi, h
may b varied from 3 pecks to two bushel la Ihe
aero.
The drill m-tchine may be altered ia aa min
ute lo sow Wheat, Rye, Barley or Oats Bros, easl
In the most accurate aud saliafactuy manner,
Which th the farmer is s groat adnnnge, ssit
enables bitn to sow without regard lo wind or
wenther.
,,"rh shove Machine, of Ike very best nun-
----, va u. proenreo Of
o.r.nosscup, i
t. ml KKo.
Ashlsnd, May II, 1851. o3.
Trvi'trs.
polit e Its Teiu lii-a!".
rpilE Board of Solinnl Ktauiiners for Aahl
JL County, will ait fur the purpoao of eiamtning
i eacnere at
A.lilaud, Saturday, June 1 tlh at 10 o'clock A. at
All applicant, are required to lurniah Mtiel'ic
lory nvi.lent.-e of good moral character. It ia
hoped that all who eipect lo attend for naamma-
liun, will boon hand at the hour appointed.
HV OKDKROK T1IK BOARD.
Mty J.ith, ISM .v.
i.i.irli.ici, Kale.
ON he twiuiy (if h day nfjune, netl, between
the hours of two o'clock, A. M. snd tour
o'clock P. M. of said dty oa ih) premises will
he sold to the hiulieat bidtlor, the following real
eatatn, to wilt Tho undivided fonrih pari of the
following real eatate to will Tha north naat part
nfihoeoulh wca quarter, and Ihe south wes'.
part of the aouth eat quarter of section two,
townahip twenty, anil raniio ailteen cnnlaining
one hundred nores, situate in Aahland county
t)hio be-ng the interest f James MeClellaml,
minor hoir, and child of Alexander MuClcilanil.
Su'jucl tolho '-iilowa right ofdnuprin aaid prcm
lues. Terms of sale, caih in heBil.
1.YD1A McCI.KI.LAND,
Gitirdiau i f J.intea MCIulland,
Ty Kri.loog St Allison, her Altomcys.
May 311, 18j3. 4wl
SALU OK URAt, ESTATK 15 Y OK
, DKH OF COURT.
ON Saturday the Mlh day otjune, . n 131, at 3
o'Clotk In the afternoon, al the door or the Court
llou.a.in Die town of Aahland, county of Aehlamt,
end Mite ol Ohio. Will ha aolil In Hit h-slieit Mddr
the following real eatate. sa Hie prooerty of Jacob
Yuuiiker, iti'Cened, In wit; Kllnaie in Hie couiilr ol
Aahland aforesaid, and mar psrrtrularty dearrlbrd aa
I illowa, to win a parcel ot laud ailuale in Ike towu
OM-lllaud arnrvMtid.atid buins lot number nine (UI In
aaid town; atttiject tothe Hewer estate or Calhariiie
Weill. Apiiralscd at JIK1, Teiutaol aaleuiietMnl
cavh In hand, one third In one yrar, and the rt.ldue lu
Itvu yvara, vtiih tntnrtot from the day olal,tobs
aacuivd by uiurtiaie gn tli iirriiiinrn.
tlllKTAVUN ORTHni.lN.
' - Koeeutoi of Jacob Vuunkrridettaied. .
May illh, IBM, 5tvl
Wi'honl Urt'
THF.rtKwill ba an anamination ot trachrnat (be
llnton School rooms lo Aaklund, on fcetmday the
SUtolllar. .n, to commence al to'clnck. A.M.
and to coullnua at II 4 uVlock P. M. ofr-aUMayi ,
O. W. NILL-- '
V K.D1TII,
Coiiutjr 'ch-.iel Rsa nlnerl.
liOOD NEWS
FOR THEMILLION ! !
ROBERT Ken AHA N
A t'PBALS to lha people I He thinka be ha a llilil
todiuaeit a fair tn-ariiis. lie a,K no more. and
don I feel wiHlnj In eiibn.lt lo anything tor. He
tiaa npeurd up, lu the Mora Koom lormerly ocntpird
br M jrave Ai Umbiiell, an iiuineun atuck of new
auu laauionotie
spkim; and summer goods
To wh rb he invites the attention of all Ihoee who
wrareiotnra, anil eel leod. He doe I fee; Incli
ned lo so Into aiiylhliit like details. Tlete ate nut
irpo aiiintiFiii in tne county toeiiuuierate hlsentite
ore. nr win merely aay mat lie baa the nett ed
auu mini druiiiui atyie oi
uch aa Iitlanei. Beratea, Hlack K11V. Uwni '!
.'f,:;.sic,uV;ht:s,r?c';.K';:r
READY MADE ClOTHlNQ
: ."w "i.V " d Kl.pl. Hood..
' AiManf, OKI:
R. R. B.
REMED1KS.
Rsadwm's 11,-adj Roller,
R.adway's Heimvatlng Hoaoitent.'
Head" ay's Heady Meculnfnra
Tnense otwkleh will la .. . .
I.NSTAN I'LV strop PAIN. OUItKLY CtJER
DISKVSB AND ALWAVS PRUVGNT SICK
NKiitt. i.
No Pain or Sickness, or Disease, or tli'
healthy Matter will Remain in or
Affect Ihe System U'liileitis
under the Influents nf
U. R. R. R
Radway's Ueudy ,uiir, Inttmalhi and
r1 ... a v
cxicrnuuy,
F.itt'riial fa in.
The moment it is Applied Externally,
il stops till Pain.
IT CURES -
Rheumatism, Nrtr.lfl,
LumlMuj.,, lie Uoloieu-,
ui, -Spr.ina and strain ,
I'aialyna, D.oilc4 Ltmh..
Mc Hewl.rlie, Pambil SweUuiaa.
Orauipeaiid t-pnanw,
IN A FEW HOURS.
Internal Fains,
A few drops of UttilttnyU Wy BtlirJ
Taken iutrrn.lly, will amp the oyiat dlatMuuie naliTa
of lliarrlicea. Choler. Morbiw, kif M-ulary, Lid in
tanlly soollie, arra.l .1,4 lha ntoal r.nlaei
R. R. Relief
The very moment It i. appfled, il .low mrmit
iliaefac ajld rviuovra tt .uat,
R. R. Relief.
"rlojlr! I.r.in rnr.Ior!!
The tfti. the Infirm, and the erlppled; inslanll
feel the effect, of Klw.,'. Hel, Krli.r' li rejnvi'
nalca nld aeo. render, th. MifT li.luteal .uppleuid j.
live. Inlu.e. lire and alrcnmh , Mra wekbmnl
U.-abled lamb, remove. .11 M M '
Joint, .nd mu.cle., and .li,,,iu.1)..1,j m..,.,;
and whole, lbs we.a. Inimet .ud crippled
a. Helicf.
:'.. i nvcNinntc.!
mlnue . Jl H''mJTK.t"c(' Cr"1 Umaia(N.
K not.' f, '"'. Tbn genlleaiaa
oiiv Z J"' ,W0 Ul,M,i " WIM Utainalll
luaatiKk will conipam Wltk
uy ever bruuskt iutu
Groceries, HdrJware. Crocker-, Hals,
t''uJ.t,(re!,.V.!i?1,''..n'1 N?rr' "", H,r" ds.
tv a i'i r ! ."", J" "' lanilty In. v.ne
ty. All t.r wniuk Kill he ...id ai extremely low i.,.
teafnr Kea.lv P,y. Al.o. PI.OHH BY 1'ftK HA ItNKI.
."i'i": V", " 'l '. fan. s.
All iXilliUtif .
XJ3NTRV PSwOubueE---
iltea'' exc,l,,,,.,,,,'it,,o.t ll hlgbesl waieel
B--M rnmiietltork y that It (Void
good.'' that I am ssilini dee.. Tn,, I. . muta'e. .a
mere, who crowd my alore, ital v. can a'aiire Hum
lhal I w-11 out, NKW ,'nc.l. irlf MV HMK-B:! Oi
1hatondr.e,i)lu people oflne townul Aihlsnd'aod
'" " f ""-l rr-ly d,.p.l,o ! ,.Tl,
sndir the n.a ba.ar ol nSa good, and M .,(,..! '
j "Kerev.r fln.ttii.i.i..ri.rj . u ...
Where breatbeathe foe but fall, twoee it"'
A'I'land. My n, 1S.VI -:.ttf
K. McMAH.tN.
To the Farmers t
TTvAkMKRS wi.fiing rorCoeklenrCloverSee
4.v ""''"'r'lledwith.gmir.tearticl
attheBirdw.r.tt.r. - Aahlnsd
R.R.Rtli,f.
.?.t'."S"!!: -.? "T1 ntleaian wh tennktr4
wl h the Hkeumatlem fur .Is ye.ra. Komellnir. hi. '
leel would .ell lo three tiuiu their n.'.t.l ai.. 1 ha
affered Ike nioai elcruci.lir.. P, . It. wn-. jellev
from pam In SVea M,n,: aner ualug H. H. Relief-,
lie hi. not been troubled since
R. R. Hnntuent, .
JsVrV.riV fil,.A geiilleman re.ldlng nrvt
dm.rloeotolllce.hn. keen .ISicted with Merc.r-al
Klieuuiallim lor . number ,. rear.. He ... ruled I v
inking arWt r.eftr e.,,.i iuilr.it. ana
k.lhiu(txletuallr wilh H.lw.r ', Heli Italia '.
R. R. litlirf. -
Cured dyoHng tay who had become ut
most a nianhit, with
II .topped Hi. pain lu lie milium, nbr has not laa .
IrouMrd .Mite-I.e uard up Hi, Ul.l holllr.
.n, .r.,n nmiinieiiiH who h4lhew.n. '
Jtr.1."l.!',".Kl l,." n.l kte
head, then th. ahould.-i. and Ihen II.. kow.l.-he '
1 . J ;, . r """war's Me.ay Knur
nuaut y .ioihwI Ihe p.le .no ll n, nil I.. Herein
lora.n.1 Keaolvent. tn connection with Iks Rillrf In .1
one w.ot.nuaa.peiletlture. ., 4-. . .. ' j
- I rniin., . . j.
R, K. HellefbM cured hilli.trr.l. n f blldren ol Ilia
roup in from ten fo fiMeen minute. """rr '"F 1
K. U. rleltafba. cured H..w....d..4 ladle, and ten.
Croui
li. L . -".'". ne..ianwa. nt tiin.f-
AGENrgr. C. Mu.hnell, A.hU.,,1, gcn k
llayo.. Hayeevillei Ulroiig fc Ki.n.nth, loa
doaville. , , .,, u , , .
CWvMrl. rrsorwi.l, , a 1
ageney lor R.dwnOe Keuiediee. .ill ,.i, 1.
pfineioeUiice. KfT Kaltua ejt. y,,,..
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