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THE CEA5BEESY.
i Feilow CttizENs; As much la has
hi en said on the subject oftlio cullivaliuu
of the Cranberry, and as many communica
tions of inquiry on that subject are daily
receited by me, I propose giving such iii
urination to the public as niy experience
will permit. . .1.
; 1. Select a situation forrour Cranberry
Jrld on a clay soil, on such as is not liable
bake or on a dark loan anil, or on all
moist toils where there is a mixiure of
land, mosily of reclaimed lands ; such as
can be made moderately dry, are well ad
apted to grow the Cranberry. In fact,
most all toil fhat is natural tu grow the
yolatoe, is well adapted to grow the Cran
fctiry. (j et the first mentioned soils would
le p.eterrfd.) I think there are portions
M most of the farms situated in the Mid
ale Slates, and their vicinity, that ;ire well
adapted to grew the Cranberry, and 1
should propose-to-all desirous of coinnien
ing the business, te put their plants on
different parts of their soil, and by so do
wig the better soils may be asertained.
As lar as I brve ascertained, there are three
varieties of Cranberry viz : The Barber
ry, the Cherry, am! ihe Bell I have never
known of any other varety of the berry
thai would naturalize lo dry soil except
ihe Bell Cranberry : this species 11 ( Ihe
berry grows much in the forai of an egg,
I is inclined to grow in the wild state, on
Ihe borders of Cranberry bogs, sprea ling
Ma way to upland soil ; this species is much
lurger than the others, in its wild state.
Persons engaging in the cultivation of the
apiale, should commence with the lat
mentioned, species, and by commencing
with those dial have been cultivated and
naturalized in a dry soil they will much
sooner accomplish their object and wi:h
rriuch less trouble and expense, as the
the plants multiply and increase aboundant
ly. Persons commencing with one or
two thousand, will be shle to ohliiu plants
of their cwn raising sufficient to transplant
acres, in two or three years,
2. Prepare yotif soil the srme as for
owing grain, bt'plorghing, harrow ing and
making your soh even then mark it nut
in drills, 18 or 20 inches apart, putting the
plants in the drills, 5 or 6 inches apart
hoe .them slightly at first, till the roots be
come clinehed, and afterwards no other
cultivation ie needed. The plants may be
expected to run together and cover ihe
whole soil' in two or ihree years. The
Cranberry grown by cultivation usually
yields from 150 to 400 bushels per acre
its fruit i two or three 4imca as Inrga as
tile wild fruit, and of a beautiful flavor; ii
readily keeps sound from the harvest time
of it to the lime of harvest again. The
fruit it generally gathered In September
it if gathered; with wire-leeih rakes, made
for the purpose one man will gr-nerally
guther from 30 lo 40 bushels per day, wiih
ihe aid of boy to pick up the tendering
fruit.
Persons- wishing for plants can have
their supply of the tubtcriher price f7
Iter thousand f for less quantities than ons
thousand, the rate of eight dolhira per thou
sand will be charged. The plants will be
carefully packed in meadow moss, and well
hexed, which will enable them to go a
great distance in t fresh stale. . .
The proper time fur fall transplanting is
October and November; for spring, Irom
the opening of' iKetame till about the 25th
of May. Persons wishing for plants, are
requested to send their orders at early as
tht first ol September, for fall transp hating;
and daring the winter for spring.
'He cultivated fruit will be tent to per.
sons ordering it, (or two dollars per box
boxei H inchee squire and 7 inches deep.
This price i do taert than the wholesale
pries) the Nk York market (or this fruit;
yet I attii deriroeji" to distribute the. fruit
through the country. . No one pectan will
be allowed- more thaa two bexes, nnlets
by special contract, by mail.; Should more
orders come thaq fruil can be furnished 10
fill the Uleet f rdere, they will ke relumed
Peremve ordering PLANTS or FRUIT
ill pleas lulorni tow to direct Irom New
Tork ciiy.aMronUhe eity of Boston, as I
htH delivervt the above placet williont
charge, , Orders) for fruit mutt, bo aqcom
paaied with Cash. , t ;i i ' , 1
. .' 1. SCLLIVAN. BATES.
SeVinghdmi Mattt '- .),
A- bill is bofora the Ne Y ork Senate (
iftfiorpuruie cominy to sell puts milk,
" ; . r(N 8.) f f :
AK ACT To pnvid br tha rompli of cur
lai coatrtu lisretalsra autis t dctol Ci
Mclorsji ki.n iiv'-k -'
. See. I. 'Si tf inactti by the Gtne
ralduembty of the State Ohio, That in
all cases where, pursuant to law, contracts
have been mads or entered into for the sale
of School Houso sites, or land, the proper
ty of any School District heretofore exie-i
ting minis state, and the tale , remains to
be perfected by conveyance, the township
board of education, in the township where
! tueh property rosy be' situated, shall , be
auinqmeu o complete inesame oy eiecu
'lihg a conveyance in the manner prescrib
ed in section eleven of the act entitled an
aol to provide (sr the reorganization, sup
ervision,, and maintenance of Common
Schools, passed Mnrch 14th 1833,'on full
compliance therewith by the purchaser' or
purchasers, ; . ?
. . ; , F. C. LEBLOND, .
Speaker of the House of Rep. -
ROBERT J. ATKINSON, ,:
President of the Senate, pro tern,
February 6th. 1854. '
f" '' (No.0) ; ',''"'.'.','
AN ACT Supplementary .to an act privileging cer
taia porioul l ini arret! and impriioaineut,
. paiMa renrunry 1:4111, 1031.
Sec. 1. Jit it enacted by the General
Aaumblu of the Stute of Ohio. That Is
raliles, aud sll such other persons as relig
iously observe the lust of any other day uf
the week, aa a day of worship, shall on
said day, be privileged from arrest. upon
civil process, within their respective syna
gogues, or places tit worship, during the
nine 01 service, aim wtten actually going
to or returning therefrom. . . ,
F.C, LEBLOND.
" Speaker of the House of Rep,
JAMES MYERS. '
President of the Senate.
February 11, 1854.
'(No. 9)
AN ACT Mxkinf appropriation! in- part for the
year 1804.
See- 1. Be it enartcd by the General
Antembhj of the State of WAio.Thal the
following sums be and are hereby appro
priated, out of any money in the Treasury
lo be paid for the year 1854, viz: For the
payment of the members of the General
Assembly, their Clerks, Serge ante at-Arms,
Doorkeepers snd Messengers, the turn of
fifiy thousand dollars. ...
For the payment of Stationary fur the
State, Ten thousand dullart.
For the payment of the public printing.
Ten thousand dollars.
For cosis of prosecution in criminal cases
and Iransportaiinn of convicts lo the Peni
tentiary, Five thousand dollars.
For the purchase of fuel for the General
Assembly snd for ihe public offices, Fif
teen hundred dollars. .
For payment of chares for distribution
of Laws and Journals, One thousand dol
lars. - ' '
For Treasurers' mileage, One thoussnd
dollars. 1
For furnishing Legislative Halls and Su
preme Court Room, Three hundred and
nineiy-lwo dollars and sixty-nine cents.
For the current expenses of the Ohio
Lunatic Asylum in part since the fifteenth
day of November last, Ihe sum of six thou
sand dollars,
For the current expenses of the Assy,
him for the Deaf and Dumb, in part, since
the fiflienili day of November last, the
sum of Two thousand dollars.
For Ihe eurrent expenses of ihe Asylum
for the Blind, in part since the fifteenth day
of November last, ihe sum of One thou
sand and live hundred dollars.
For the compensation and expenses of
the Quarter-Matter General, Three hun
dred dullars.
For paying expenses and taking care of
the public, Five hundred dullart.
F. C. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the llouae of Rep.
ROBERT LEE
President of the Senate, pro tern.
February 5, 185 J. , ,
Secretary or State's Office.
. Columbus March 1, 1854. ,
I, William Trevitt, Secretary ol'Siate
of ihe Slate of Ohio, hereby certify that
the foregoing laws are correctly copied
Irom ihe original rolls on file in this office.
WILLIAM TREVITT.
Secretary of Stale.
I, Isaac Gates, -Auditor of Ashland
county, cenfTy thai the foregoing laws are
correctly copied from the auihorixed pub
licaliuu of the eame by the Secretary of
the Sute of Ohio.'"' " ' 1 '
ISAAC GATES, Auditor.
Auditor's Officf, . .
Ashlatd, March 19, 1854. J
Axd hv Heart too. A few ye'ara ago,
when it was the custom forlarrre rlrls and
larger hoyt lo attend district schools, and
when ll igelatinns were more commou in
school than at the present lime, an incident
look place in a neighboring town, which
is worth recording as a ruminitcenoa of
school b'l.v days. One of the largest plum
pest, and fairest girls in school happened
to violate one of the teacher's! rules, ...The'
master, a prompt, cnergeiio fellow of twenty-live,
at once summoned her into the
middle of the floor, and, aa usual in such
cases, the business of the whole school
ceased, and Ihe atltntion of every scholar
was directed to the girl, who, it was ex-
peciea, was to receive a severe punisnmcnt,
Alter Interrogating the girl a few moments
the masier look from his desk a huge ruler,
such as we seldom tee now a daya and
commanded the damsel lo hold out her
hand. She hesitated, when the masier. in
t blaze of passion, thundered out l " Will
yor five me your hand I". Yet sir, and
my heart too," promptly replied the girl,
at ihe tame time stretching fonb ler hand
lo the masier and eysing him with a cun
ning look.' A deadly silence reigned for a
moment in the school t a moist spot waa
teen to glistet in Ihe masier' t eye i the ru
ler was laid upon the desk, snd the blush'
ing girl Wat requeued lo take her seal, hut
I fe remaiTi after tthoot'wat iimUted!
in Hire weeks trier the eehoot Bnlslied.
aad.she ishoolMMssef andf its-girl were-
mnmQ.--rutrner. journal; j ,
1 r .' fat. 1 ! 1 " .il l
By communication seni to CongretsYroia
the State Department relative to foreign im
miL-rtiion, ll sppeart that duriug the year
Miling last September. -400,777 persons
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.aolv ai:b Bob 5ri!iting"r
. Having lately laode large additions toouni
lortmont of Job Materials, we are now prepared
to execute all kinds of , . ,
PLAIN ASS FANCY JOB PMNTING,
in a itjle that cannot be surpassed by any estab
llihmeat is this or adjoining counties, ini at the
lowest possible prices. All kinds of
. zoAXirxE iSTTi3ita,
will hcrcalter be kept constantly on hand, and
for snlo at this Office. . . .-. -.u.- i
3ol)H5 fc kiln's i(ilamn.
mm
" Di-nlrrtt in .ill kinds of -
IIlON, IfAILS, GLASS AND LOOKS
ANNOUNCE to tho eitisens oi Ashland Co.
that having purchased the business of H
Luther k Co., they intend adding to their stock,
during tho present week, a complete assort
ment of L ..
Tools, Building Materials, House Fur-
nlshing.and Coach and Saddler's Hardwure, all
of which they invite the attention ofFarmers,
Mechanics and House-keepers, and recommend it
ascnmpleteasany establishment of the kind in
the country. '
Ashland, Nov.23, '53. ' ' ' 57-tf.
UST RECEIVED!
1000 lbs. assorted sires Lead Pipo.
KJdO " .-". ' Smoothing Irons.
WW " Strap Hinges. - a
100 CowsChsins. r
600 Yards Waterproof Cloth.
lt.O Kegs Pure White Lead. '
100 fallons best Sperm Oil. - .
100 " i No. l.LsrdOil.. "
100 . . Linseed Oil. .
. i)0 ... ' - Turpentine.
" AO, . Ito. 1. Furniture Varnish; .
30 . . ,i(,. I. Coach I . . . I .
.100 BoMsGlassatl siscs. . '.
600 lbs. Putty. ' . .
60(10 Lights Sash
1000 1 1.1. t'nmp Chain.
1000 feat Pins Tubing.
60 Wheels, eomplete, ' '
ALSO. Anvils, Yiees, Bollows, Msmmers,
Sledges, Rasps, Piles, Pincers, fcc, to. Allot
which we off-rtowor than ean be had anywhere
in ibis part of the Slate. Applvto
JOHN'S It ALLEN.
Adjoining the Bank.
December 51, 18531 n3l tl'.
Farmers, Eoad This!!
JOHA & AliliI'
Dealcrti In Hardwares. Iru V qII.
AdJuTnli. the IJ.mk.
WILL boy ill of the Flax Straw that yon
can raiie and deliver to thain dun ntr the
preient ycir, und -my yon the CASH fur it.
Hhort Flax should be polled froln the gfcupd
tht, Aa it long may be cradled none wanted
in Straw before September. Inftmetiont regard
in; the culture end rotting of Tim cm be had
g rat it during the Suruer, by collinp on ns.
Adjoining the Dink.
March If m. B40. tf. - '
FLAX WAKTED.
SMITH, 3307-53 tSa Co.,
TPKY, NKW YORK ft ANLHIVKH M.V8.,
Wlt t. ptr ttie ht;hn market price fov lOO,
OOO pniMitls ol Rood clean Klax, delivered
etttisliaJdwaiealoreof Uietrasetitain Atblaud.
. JUII.1S St ALLf..,
Adjuiniui the Bank.
A.hlani. Jan.1", 1854.-na5tf.
David) J. Millard, Jttfrr t) !,
ui all 0.11111' . Alio S, 3, and S fined bud.
Cast Steel, llty, Barley and Manure Porkt, Clsy
vllle, New York. Vat "ale, Wholesals and Ketall.br
our only Alerts, JdHNS ft ALLKit.
llanlware, Iron and Natl Deakra. ailjelnlna the
auk. l)e.8eilt.J
nfl, nedlntr1on,"rer Orel sad
Orata HeylSet, Littleton, New tUmntMr. Mar
(se Whin JHeuMlei'ss, wien Iks citiseua of Ashland
county, l. rsmeotber that the) cau at alttiuiestliid
our Kcylhes nr eats at lbs Hardware Kloie of bur
only aulborlicd Asents, JOHNS A ALLKN.
Dec. S, Jrllt afllolnlnt the Hank. '
Enslnsjer dVMiantmass. Mnnfttrer;f8otk,
Hncn, ?.... (re . Msimneld, Ohio. Orders ro
crived by our Agent In Ashland, A
' Uec.SH,3atfJ JOllltfi ek AT.I.KN. .
: adjoining the Hank.
Gardner V Walker, Alrt Osrdea,
'ie(d asd Fhnr S'edi, Akron. Oiilo, A coa
etant suuutv can always be round with our Arentt in
A.lil.nH, JCHNS AI.I.KN.
uec,ae, avu suji.,n1tiie Bans.
I)arnhlll'a Patent Corn Planter, mtn
J uftctured by McHrlibt Co., ( level, nd. Ohio
A sapply tortblscounty will bs fooad at tbe aaency
Ol . . sunno c AbLhs.
Dec. V, 3311 ailjoinia; tno Bank.
Grif Iflls Carver, Cnncavs Fteel Cultiva
tor TeeU tor tale Wkolesala asd Hetail at the
agent-ot . :. JOUXS di ALLkX ,
C.IT, JJHJ IW1UIHIH ."I DIUI.
Joan. Sr Aliens, being A sent, (ur a great nam.
ber ol Makers of Tools of all descjlplioue, with
Ihe people of Asbland, and adjoining counties to re
member Ibat they can buy auch articles cheaper o
them than the, can eltewhere. Their ttoie Is a.ljidii
lu the Bank. I Dec. !, Kir JOII.NN dk ALLKN.
Jts.t Uerelved, Frsncb Ctlf Skins, llgbt and
heavy Lining Kklns, Cochlnesl, ItSbnted, Jllue,
Green and Pink Colore. Cork Hole of sll sites, Hoot
Webb, Was, Thread, Vrlttles, Awlt, Pegs, HhK
KniVM, di o. Ae Apply at ua Assncy or
, lUeckUtmiJ JOH.MI d. ALUK.1.
f lrhlle'a Axea. A large stock on hand. ; also
V V a great variety of other maker to be had at tbe
Hardware more or the Agents JOHJiS A U.KN ,
.Des.ia.lf. . adiMnlnglheUa.k,. .
Franklin Fire Imnranrs t'.mpanr,
Haratoga, Hew Yvrk Capital giOli.OOU. luturt
pmperty on terms aa liberal as any other first clatt
responsible company. Applications received by our
Agent (Dec. W, Mil . . T. JOIINK.
omeeln Johut dt A"o'i Hardware Rtors, adjoin
Ing the flank. , ., . . ,
KEFSVEHH, LOOK UlUiEM
I RAVE procured a ng.it lur aa improveneni
'la building boasts, by which a bout, may b
boiltfor assiill amount of money, with all lha
convenlencH and comrbrts of Ihe dearest houses
Bbd aa.-hav.ppointe4 John Rmalley, of Ash.
Itod, at siy agent for this eooatv, aleaae call o.
trial and aiamiaa ttra nodel, and procure a right.
, .-, AH6RBW . MVRRIK.
1 Troy, Asbland CO., Aug. 8, 1893. lit
G WIZEN PITf ft AWD COCHlItUAt LINWOS
mil PVaneb Calf Skins, Just received, and for
RaJ.by ' " . D. B01CE. '
...IIasA,. ;.,';,! .
ll a S l 71
' itOiii is ta.isiw is
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TlIBOtDFOHTBESSOF
' CHEAP GOODS! '
18 kepi in full blast, by the constant arrival of
Staple and Fsncy Goods, (torn the eastern
Manufactories, embracing a beautiful ... , .
ASSORTMENT OF SILKS!
such a rich Brocades, Plaids snd Fane; Dress
Silks, Plai d Ricb High Lustred illaok Silks,
Plaia Mods Colored Merinos, Cashmere Dolsiats,
Coburga asd Paramaus, Silk and Woolen Putds,
Elegantly Hioh Printed Oelainea, Black and Col
ored Alpacas, French, English and American'
PlliNTS AND GINGHAMS!'-
Drcsa Trimmings, of overjr style and variety;
Shawb oftvorydetcriptioni Bonnet and Cap Rib
boai; Taffilta, Satin and Vclvol ftibbonsi , , .
I.ACiaa AND EMBHOIDEUIES!
Plata and Unbroidered Linen Cambric Handker
chiofs Ladlss m Gentlemen's Gloves, Cravats,
Scarfa, Unilar Garment, ftc, . : -
Alio liriad Cloths, all colors and prices:
tsntllnetls and Caisimeres. TWoeds and Drillings!
Vejtuigs, Safins, Hulls, Marseilles, ;o,; In abort,
every articki in the Gentleman's Department,
"" IR1U8M1KEIIY AND FAMILY GD11DS1 ..
Suelras'Lindn and CottnD Sheetings and Shirtings,
Table Damlsks, Napkins,. Towels, Towelinga,
Crashes, Diapers, ko.,510., which w sra prepared
to soil at alow prlocs as can ,o lounu in iu ur
any market est ofKew York. Aa esnmination
of ray Stock by the public is respectfully solicited.
4 Ift. Okjuiika,.
' N. B I whuld call the attention ofmy frinnda
and ooilomeni to the fact, that I have removed
from the Kupire Store to the Old Fortress nearly
opposite. Uon't mistake the place. "' '
Ashland,Malch2!l, IS64. 4&tf
WAR COmENCED
CAFT. AI.LINOH .lit THE FIELD ! t
J- BttlM.UNT VICTORY '
ABQjUT JO BE .ACHIEVED !
A S it is low the order of the day with a tew
V of out friendly competitors, to hang out
the Banner. '
!SEB,I.!.3 OFF AT COST !
I take thisimethed of informing my numorous
customerssiu the Wurld in gcnoraiot botn 1 own
and County, that I am nb Humbuir, and what I snv
is fur from hnibuggery. 1 have a large stock of
good substiaitial
. C Cfv CCj jrj trj
on hand, principal ly all new, and being bongbl
in the best Kastern Market, were obtained at
exceedingly low pneos) therorore, my inauce.
mrtits for 1 : ' -
U It Iv A T II A IS G A I ! S !
are uaeouftlled. for at actual prime first coat )OU
can have llipui Our reuaon tor aacriftcing our
gouda in tlm way, ia, our itock, aa may be aceu
la abundant.
SO COME ALONG
And ' fin at thi pile ."' We shall continue to
sell goods inthis way until our slock ia reduced
several tliouinod dollars. Among our extensive
stock tns; be lound the following substantial t
9000 yards orcalico.
5000 Bleached Muslins.
30UO giod Bed Ticking. '
3000 " Uelaina, plain and figured,
2000 " lliclt and Changeable Dress Silks.-
3000 ' Collis,.Jassimcrcs and Katinelts.
1000 " TkWe Diaper, Lmcn and Cotton.
6000 ' Silk and Cotton Laces and Edgings.
4000 pairs tjloves -all sites and kinds. -
3000 Stockings Women, Men Children
1000 Ladirs' and Uenllenieus' lrsvelinr hacks,
3(10 Louking Glasses from 10 cts up lo tjil2,00.
aOU pairs P4IU Heady Mado,
100 CO.US , .; r. St
600 Vests, I " all qualitici
6(0 Bay Kioto Shawls, '
600 pounds qf Tea, all kinds and qualities.
Together wltt any nnnntity Of Tobacco, Coffee
Sugar, tko.i snd 10,000 other aiticles, such as,
lldkfs, Sltirtfi Collars, I'liilcrsliirts &' Drawers.
Straw, Gimp, and With lloiinets; ttlbbuiia
' or ALL KINtlJ
JEWBUmr, tiro., cbo
There is nothing but what ynu can find in on
very comprehensive stock. 'Wo are stilt at ou
Old Stand which our customers say we have made
celebrated lor ,
CHEAP GOODS FOR CASH.
Where wo would be glnd lo are you all. whether
you purchnie nor not; out a better time nevu
wan to L'ct voiir monny back in the way of a-aton
.ahing low pricei. JMercltunta would Uo well to
call and give v a look through.
M. ALLISON.
Wooater.Feb.22. n40 if.
NEW JEWELRY STORE
I AWillilil !
T It- r.OOOKKLLOW haa opened in the new
I room, twodooraeant ofMeiara. Riiser&lUi-
er't Store, on Mam itreet, a
XValfli and Jewelry Eetabllohmrnf
where be will otter every article usually kept in
men eaiauiiatioicnii, ni Tory jow raiea.
Amonihia itock mar be found (-old and tl
ret W atcl.es, of every decrintion, variety and
quality, nni, Laaina' bold Uroacuca. (rapc,
tnamclcd. uuitcr. Knot, iuu aau scan l'ins
DUO? HOOKS AND ItCH9
Gold Hinca.lotketa, Heneila, Cold Chains. Daff-
ley Gold Poia and Holdcra, largo asiortuieot.
SILVER SPOO.N.
TaMe end Ten Sjiooni of pure lilver, German
Silver and plated Spoona.Uutter Knivea, Saltaud
sugar bhoveli, siivet i-orka, s.Q.t c.
POCKET OUTIjEnY
of every deacrintion, from the heat American nn
English eitabliaiimentt. Alee Nced-at Port Mo
niet UrnatiintT and Pocket Comba, and Pocket
Booki, Violin and (.inter Strniga. -'
' Gogglcf Ijc Hhadea Compasnee
and Acordoom. F.ight Day and Twenty-four
Hour mam tlocki. in tlie moat tplcnuid t'apier
Macnca.KOHO Wood and iManogany-oaae.
Cleaned and repaired, and Vrork warranted. Old
Gold and bilvor bought at the highest prion. 1
invite tho publietu. examine my Stock before pur-
ciiaamg oiscwnere.
I. R. OOODKELLOW.
' Ashland. Dee. 21, 1863. n3l tf. ; ,
TO THt CITIZENS OF ANttl.A.ID.
nnilK iindenlirncd will stop fur a short time i
X Ashland, for the purpota of tab ng Portraits
etvins lessons in drawing ana on ttio uuitar..
(looms ovsr Fiy'sStor..: , , i
i . , , . J.W. McABEK.
Ashland, Nov. 50, I85J, , Sls-lf.
-H. CHILD3 5: CO. ;
WHOLESALE .
IIOOT AMD NIIOB AVAUF.IIOI HC,
Not. 133 4-135 Wood tt., Pittsburgh,
EAVK jusl received their extensivo Rpring
Slnca, consistinff of upwards ol thirl)
litabunuied esses ol IIOOTU, RHOKH, HATH,
CAPS ASI) BOMV7'H,,all of the latest styles
and fashions, among whiet aret . ' ' 'I
LADIES AND MIHSKH' llront. Kottntht,
Purple Porodies, Cinderella Blipperr, Hontsga
aad Ureltaa. Buskins and tisilers, Alboat and
Pari. Tins. . i - ,
AliJV AND BOYS' Enameled Nullifierai Kid
Glove Button Boots, Drab Congrats do, Oilord
and Onion Ties, Calf aad Kip Boots, Course and
Fine Brngsna.
PALM LUtF HATS; Ltfbtrt and Straw
Hats, r'ur and Wool Hals, Cloth and Gleted
Csps, Plush aad Valval Caps, Children'. Shoes.
Infant's eolored Boot..
LADIKS' BONNKTS. Faney French Lace,
Saak. Hkia Plait, Kb'd Faney Belgrade, tint
sanaar Lace, Leghorn and Htraw, Florence with
Cap..,
Together with a variety ol Fancy floods, w. I
adapted to the approaching aeasoa. Oat Ntoak
having bee. purchaaed oiiert from Ih. Manu
lacturtrs.pnsciptlly tor .asfc, with great oare
in the seletioa ol quality a.d sites, adapted to
lb. W.st.rn trade, w. ar. enabled to offer su
perior inducements thi. driving', ihd ar deter
iiteJ aot to b. .ndersold by.nytrgulsrhn.se,
.itlrer I N.w York', Philadelphia or Baltimore.
, Merehanu Tiaitine; oar city will pleas, eall
and .ssmin. for ihems.lv.Si 'lIh ' -v" '
Particular stl.ntron give to order..
-SaataV v Ht CHILD!! It CO. ,(
A " TRKSII supply of IfWrM'S Indian Vetttdbh
l Pills, a standard K.nglith Medicine, Tor the
retention snd cur. of dltes.e,to aid and into
pros, digestion and piirirvthe blnod. For .al
at the tew Drni Store ih Ashltnd.by "
... roJU M. CUUUD ICO. '
FISSX AEBI7A1 OF 6PBIN0 GOODS !
fcsssjaJS9So
Biishncli leads the. Column!
TC. BUSMtKIX respectfully annonncea t
v the denizens of Ashland, and the regions
round shout, that he ia now receiving an immense
slock of -
NEW SPRING GOODS'.!
st the People1! old Emporium or Cheap Gunds,
Mam Mreol, Asbland, tome along, leilow citi
gens, with your . . . , i
CASH AND YODR TRODUCE!
and he will aupply your oTery wnnt. ' Don't let ibe
ladica longer repiuo for want of " fancy lixina
for he can now aupply tbera, with every aiticle
that they may covet, from the cheapest Print to
tho fin c.1 Lawni, Silka, 4c. Geallemea, do yoo
want your'1 human lonui divine arrarcd is tne
moat cndtly Clotlii or the plainest aud cheaueat
Summer lioods 7 it ho, uq can now suppij you
ith Clothing, ...
READY-MADE OR OTHERWISE,
at price that leaveseompetltion just "no wear."
yoo'l spona your mono in rioiuue iiTing, ur iwr
Old Goodi at the Old High Prices,
but onm along, and bring with you your wivea
in youi
, for i
tiino is money money is time, and tho Pen.
pie's Kmponum ol Iheap tioous, hi just we piaco
to maae it.
Atbland, March S9th, 1SS4. - . wSo
LOOigDOT FOB THE avalahch
NEW SPW GOODS!
McMahanSis Ahead!
T ORERT McMAIIAN announces to the pe o
I V nle ol Aahland County, and the "rent of
mankind," that he in d6w receivitg Jut let tie
the biggeat' nook of
BPKINO AND SUMMER GOODS!
direct fro rti the eastern markets, thai haa or will
bebrotght to this county tliia iSpnng.
DRY GOOUS.
Hit utock of Dry Gooda conaiit-of Bra l Clothe
Summer Gonda. Gingham, Delaine. Mieetings,
an uniurpnaGcd assortment of
DRESS SILKS,
to which he invitee tho special attention of the
ladtea gnnerally, an inexhaustahle assortment of
Prints, und almost every other article in inis ue
partin entt usually used in this market.
STRAW GOODS,
In this department ho challenges competition
ns his assortment ol bonnets and Palm end Leg
horn Hate, is complete.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
He will coniiuuo tho Rendy-M.tde Cloth ine bu
siiir-s as usual, and will be at all times prepared
lo supply the wants ol tlie community in this re
pent, uud at prices that will make the Jewish
fraternity stanu aghf i,
BOOTS AM) SHOES.
"Co lie unto me nil yo ends of tho earth," and bo
ye no Inrprr l-ootlrss or dhoelcns, as he ie now
supplied with an anflortmcntof (loots and Snoes
that completely eclipses anv of Ihote of his up
town niighbar, and will sell them at pripes so
low ns to si I OH043 Clio ciamonngs 01 tuo mos
miserly aoul on terra flrmtt.
Also any eiwntilT of GROCERIES AND
I1ARDWAHK. and an endless nssortiiivjiitofoth
er articles, which if would make any persona
eves sore to road.
sf'rifiirfs, Cusfomrrs oni Counrimert, Und me
yovr ear." He cm supply nio Itutlees, the
contlcss, the hootictts anil shoeless, and every
hungry, ilnrvtng soul within his rench, with th
luiuriea o 1 life, at prices that no honost man ca
complain of. Jinn ember Ins store is at Ilia old
stand, Main st . Ashlnrid, where the people cm
gr-t good bargains and find the latch string alwa)-
COUXTUY rilODUCE
tnVen in exchange for Goods, and CASH never
rt-itiseil.
Ashland, April IS, 1S54. 4Cff
' SWAN'S KEVISKO
STATUTES OF OHIO!
. force Jan, 1851, with references to
prior laws, in one large Odavo Volume.
From the Judge of the Supremo Court
Tho undersigned have examined Swan's Re
vised Statutes of Ohio, for 1M5-1. This volume
contains a compilation of the Sintules of Ohio in
force on the first of Jiinunrv. 1851. The design
and ariSTigemi nt of the Book aro good, and car
ried out with great care and accuracy ( and we
tlunk the work ol grrnt utility, and reflects mu
credit upon the Compiler and Publisher.
JOIt.YA.CORWIN,
R. P. RANNKY, A. . THURMAN,
T. W. IIARTLEV, VM. 11. CALDWLLL,
The undersigned having examined Swan's Stat
utes, concur iu tut abovo opnron.
D.O.MORTOX,
Dist. Atty. U. S. Court, Uist. of Ofiio.
GKO. W.McCOOK,
Atty. Gen. of Slate of Ohio.
It will be found an indispensable hand-book to
every Justice of the 1'cnce and Constable, niwe
is every Lawyer or public olllcer. The book will
be aent free of charge to anyone on receipt of $5,
Address B. C.T1CKNOR k CO.,
, : Law Ttooksellera, Mansfield, Ohio.
March 92nd, 1864. -I It
.Books for the Million.
rpilE siibscrilicr hatinff purchased tlie entire
X - stuck ol lluoksand ttuilon.ryt belonging to
w. II. II. ro'tei, iiirmor prnprietur ol Ih. A.h
Innd Monk P'.oro, respccirul'lv announces tin
he will cont:uue the business at the old stand
and will alwaja have eu hand
Stamford Miscellaneous Works,
Dunks, Pamphlets, Magstin.s, School Books,
maps, uo., ao. ai.ii rucau i;ullnry, Port Mo
nies, Memorandums, Past llookt, llank Book.,
Plain and finer Cards, Porte folios, Writing
Materials, Cap Lotlor, Uairi Note, Drawing, Tis-
suo auj htnov rapor, nristni unard, tlaia and
Vane Nolo Loiter and Kav.l.pes, Araold'a
hlsck, red snd canaine Writing Fluid, Facer's,
Hrookmin It Lsngdnns, and other celebrated
Lead Pencil., round .nd square, Blnles and
Kill. Pencil., Gold Pens and Cases.
I. a wonl,.v. rytlung usually kept ia a first
cla.s Honk blur.. Prices as low aa any town ia
tlie country.
A. he has engaged In the iiusines. with Ihe
Intuition of "making a living" at it, he is deter
mined to boeotne aa efficient uatarer for tbe
public, if money and unwearied attention to the
bustnoas will accomplish tbe end. Persons
wishing booas but seldom esllrd for, can have
lliera promptly erdercd from Kastera Houses at
reasonable rataa. AH the litest publications
will be found upon bis shelves. He hopes to
receive a liberal share ol tbe public pstronsge.
11. W. IMIIUrk'. '
Aa'jland, April S, ISM. . ,, SUif
PEOPLE'S SALOON
C0NFECTI.0NEEY1I
IRJJST BACHGRKP. respectfully annouuen
j to hi. friends and lover, of good living gea
rally, that b. ha. made a eomplete r.notalio.
in his establishment, one donr west of the Mc
Nulty Honse, Ashland, Ohio,- and will koop coir
alsntly on hsnJ during tlie ..suing summer .very
lusury usually found ia Ihia market,
N. B. jrnraa'fWa,lhatao Intoncatisj liquor
will be kept la my .stshlishment.
Ashland, March 8th, mt. n4J tf.
Old Iron Wanted. . ..
THR atinacribpr will pay CABH ror any euvntlty
of old msUldshvem -rt,rU mjuflr-in Athlual.
i-ci. i ti" ' i ' m. a. aa AfloriDLa?.
i. J!: i
ORPUIIATKD MAY O, 1854. ! 1
paTuTty: "' ,'. .
E G
F0I.ROM, A. B., Principal; tf acher of Practl
cil and Ornamental PenniaF)iln,
E. P. GOOUNUIIUU, 8uperiutiidcnt. Prof, of the
Theory and practice or Buok-Kerrl'ift, and Loc
turer on Marcautile Customs, Oeueral Laws of
Trail a. Account, tkc.
V. II, HOLliSTEH, Assistant in Book Keeping Do
nartinrnt. GKO. Wll,KY,TH08. II, HAY and n. B. PAI.MKR,
or the tncvuiaim liar. Lecturers on Mercantile
Law.
Rev. K. II. KEVIN and 3: C. VAUGHN. Kiq., Lee-
turers un riiniicai economy,
It. V. HUMIKTON, Lecturer on the History of Com.
merce auu me An oi uompuiauoji. . .
VISITING COMHfTTBB.
A. 0. Brown well,..
John B Wuhij, ...
T. C. Hevcranco
Harmon L, f'tiapln, "
Truman P. Handy,
8. 11 Mather. .
Andrew Preeee, -John
Hliermaii.
ll. P. Eels, , .
T. P. Hay, ' '
John L. Severance.
O. V. tiahod.
Pur the Mercantile CoursotTiiieuiillmltrd...9n 00
inopama course lor !aaies 83 W
Twenty Lessons in Practical Pflninanshipsiaaply5 till
For full Course lu Flourishing, dec 5 00
The Principal of tiie Institution, euldrd bv the
wants and experltnoes of the Mercantile community
has recently Necurea some of the ableat men In the
Slate as lust motors and Lecturers In Ihe various de
partments of the College -. ,
Tlie Prof of the Fclcuee of Accounts, lias had an
experience of eight or nine years ,n Commercial Af-
lain, alternating nit tune, partly as Teacher, In Die
Mercantile Colleges of Clnctnati, Pittsbinffh- mil
Cleveland, and parity as an actual Book-keeper in the
best Butniieim Houhr in the Country. Thexc rareqtial
Ificatioiia, f o deMraMc and yet so seldom founa in out
Mercantile (Schools, will euahie this College tu Im
part a more thorMiffh kiiowlwljfo of the real minttia
of Practical am) Theoretical Hook-Keeping thaa can
bo had probably In any similar iustitutiuiu in tho
Unltrd States.
The subject of Oom mured! Calculations will have
more prominence in this than in most lustlteitons of
the kind, tire atteparate chair is to oe devoted to It,
bcniJcn the usual instruction given by the the Prof, uf
Accounts. The mmlus operandi i f Teach hiR la en
tii ely new ami oriftinal pursued by ho Mercantile
School found In no text book. aud may be justly and
properly styled' telegraphic" In its nature, since it
will abridge the labors of the Accuuotaul, more than
one half.
Penmanship In addition to Ihe usual method pur
sued, will he taught on the new and unrivalled Sys
tem of Chirythinuaraphy, developed by the Principal
In bis extensive experience a limtiuclur In the Pub
lic Hchools of this city and elsewhere. This pyMem
will produce the popular Commercial Hand of Mi e day,
iu about half Ue lime usually devoted 10 that pur
pose. mtAxcia coLiJtotTk, ikarlin,
POKTAGHiCOIINIY. .
ClfARIsER PECK, Jr., l'ruftssor of tbe Hclenceor
Accounts.
TERMS.
Pot Pull Course, Time unlimited $23 nn
The Branch lsintendrd to afford the same advan
tages for Commercial Kducatlon an at the uialu Col
lege, Clevclaiitl.
The Iiiriitutinn I under the enerrtetlr Ruperlntend
ence of Charles Peek, Jr., a rare practical and skillful
Accountant.
TH3 ' he course can be completed la from eight to
twelve wceW.
Jn3 Instruction being given individually. Students
can enter at any iimc.
JTP 1'ipli mas awarded to graduates.
II. P i
The Prkiiciiial will render aitance to those
wno umire employment alter mey nave eranuaieu.
jr y For rurther particulars see circulars Just issued
and Hie regular catalogue. (Send for them b) mail.
Anhlaud, MarchilO. IMI. - 40lf . .
BACON'S MERCANTILE C'OLEGE.
NOKTII-WEST COItNEH SIXTH AXD WALNUT,
PERSONS deairoua or becoming thorough and
accomplished aceounUnts, will find it great
ly to their advantage to call on the undersigned,
before engaging elsewhere ,as he ia prepared to de
monstrate, fully that hie accommodations for stu
dents, the comprehensiveness of the course of in.
si ruction, and facilities for procuring situations
for those desirous of obtaining thorn, are unsur
passed , (as it Is believed, uneqiialed,) by any
aimilar inatitution in the United States.
In addition to tho regulareourso of lastructnn,
there will be a
SKU1KS OV I.EOTUUKS
on topics of great importance in a commercial
point ol view, delivered by Hon. Bellamy Smrcr,
K. D. Mansfield, Esq., Rev. Bnmuel W. Fisher,
Henry C. Lord, Esq., Prof. Chaa. W. Wright,
and other eminent LecUirera and Buatneai men.
These lecturea being anew and important feature
not introduced in any of the other Mercantile
Collfgoa.
Notwithstanding the great expense attendant
upon securing the servicoa of able Lecturers and
Assistants, the Terms for Tuition will remain aa
heretofore, via :
For a full course oflnstruction tn D E
Bouk-Keeping, Writing, Commercial
Calculation, Lectures, fee. $4000
Writing (only) per month o 00
At a meeting of the Graduating Class of Bacon's
Mercantile College, held iu the Lecture Koom of the
College edifice, Friday. Mth March, IKVt, J. H. Kaker
was appointed chairman, and Westot) Arnold, Kecre
lary. On motion; a committee of fivat composad or
H. J. Itowman. J. H. Ilaker, B. J. Forsyth, T. ().8aw
yer and Geo. Nichol, was appointed to rsport resolu
tions expressive of the high ofiinlon entertained by
the class, of the merits of ibis Institution, and of tlie
character and qualifications uf lha Principal and bis
Assistants.
Whereupon, the eemmitt reported tbe following
preamble and resolutions, which were enantmously
adopted:
WHfcaiua. We, ihe members of the Graduating
Class of ft. 8. Ilacoa, Marcatitile Ooilegit, being about
to separate, desire to give expression to out feelings
of respect for our esteemed Instructor, and his corps
of able assistants. Therefore, a "
Rttohed, That the thanks oj the class are due to
our said Instructors for the uniform kindness of their
deportment toward ua while In this- Institution- at
the same lime tho thoroughness or their instructions
has entitled them to our highest respect aud confi
dence. Hit t red, That wt recommend this Institution re
all who may desire to acquire a commercial educa
tion, as alTordiag the greatest facilities for such ac
quisition, XmssW, That we as a class, affix out names to
these proceedings, and that a -opy of them be deliv
ered to it. H. llatua, add that they be published In hu
city napra. . . a . .
II. A. Bowman, R. Black, Wm. W. Snyder,
Isaac Beuilimao, J. f. Haker, . Prank llo Kliiott,
P. W. Carroll, R. J. Poisyth, A. Paddock,
Oeonre Nlchol, " G.H.Hughes, Weston Arnold,
JamesThoaiSMioii, II. U. Kyger, Daniel Boweo.
W. T. Kobinsou, George llarvle, 8. Field,
H .con's Mraraarita Collkuu. "The examina
tion of the student's in Book-Keeping exhibited a de
gree o proficiency on Iheirpart highly creditable to
themselves and Mr. Haeoa, their Instructor. The
most ditficalt problems in Double Kniry were aa rap
Idly solved as the most simple, giving ample proof
to the audience thai the information imparted during
the session would be of practical beueflt." Ci acinus
ll F.mmiwf Mirth W.A, IHS1.
The various compter questleoa proposed by tts
Priaelpal and other gentle men nrssent, were answej
ed with great promptitude eud'cotrciawnese, whieh
reflects great credit upon the course of study pursued
at this lnstitulloB."-CiMsMti ily Oaistls. .
"Mr. Hacoa Is unrivalled as a teacher A diploma
from this Collage la Cincinnati, Is required as a Vim
ftta stain obtaining sltualioite in lb best Mercantile
Houses In large cities. UhiUiftkt Antitnt Mtrf
Ua Man nth, mX
Mr Haeon has cenftrucied the upper perllotr of els
building expressly for the purposes or bis college, and
without any doubt, tt la tha most oosaplele arrange
men t of the kind In tbe Vailed SUWs-"C. .
Otulf, JVr. 8. 13:1. ,
This whole Institution Is undoubtedly the most
e1fvai and fltitshsd esukltsbmenl, for the purposes,
itrthe worlV'--Cs4rsr. . ., , iifr f j
rea.w,ii. w.-ii.;. . m ttt, - t
' u
I
THE GREAT'PUnrWEft Oi THE BLW)!). '
NOT A TACTIC i;E OF MERCURY
. -ftN VV-i -' l'iflrtitrii
All infalliWfc Kemcdy Tor rkronjla, KiugB BvN
Kheumalism, Ubstlnate CutaiMoua Krupllons,
Flmplra nr rsttjes 0D lite. 4oe, ttlotebss, fio44s
Chronic Hore Jiyes, King Worm or Vetter, Rcald Hearty
BiiIarRSiiienlsaiid Pain oft he Bones and Joints, Stub
born Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders, Lumbago, Mplnal
Complaints, and all Diseases arising from an Injudi
cious use of Mcrcurr. linnruilencc In Life, or Impuri
ty of the Wlbottv r - "'
This valuahle Medicine, which basecome onlebra
ted for the number 6f extraordinary cures fleeted
through Its agency, has -Induced tha .proprietors, at
the urgent request of their friends, to offer totha
ruhlic, which they do with the utmost crwAilfiOoe in
Is virtues and wonderful curative properties. The
following certificates, aelecled rov -large number,
are, however, stronger testimony than Vhe merevrovsl
of the proprietors ; and are sdl from aentlsrnea well
known In their localllles, and of the highest respeo
uliility, many of tbem .residing H is cay ol Bich-
moiid. Va.
F. Bovnan, Esq.. efthe Exchange Betel, BletiWosnl,;
known every-whore, says he has sees the Medicine
oalled Carter's Spanish Mixture administered In over
a hundred cases, In nearly all tha diseases for which.
It Is recontmendeU, with the most astonishingly good
results. He says It la the most extraordinary medi
cine he basevcrscen.
Amis snd Fbvir -Grbat Ccar. 1 hereby certify,
that for three ye an I had Ague and Fever of the most
violent-description..' 1 had several Physicians, took
largo quantities of Quinine, Mercury, and I believe1
all tha Tonics advtrtlsed, but all without any perma
nent relict At last 1 tried Carter's Spanish Mliture
two bottles of which effectually cured me, and I am
happy to say have had neither Chills or Fever since.
I consider It the bestToiiloln tbe world, and tha only
medicine that ever reached my case. -
f" JOHIf LOKGDKNV
Beaver Dam, negT BUhmond, Va-
0. U. Lcra Esq., now In the city of Richmond, and
for many years in the Poat OflicT has such confidence
In the astonishing efficacy of Carter's Spanish Mix
ture, that be has bought upwards of SO bottle,1 which
be has given away to the afflicted, Mr. Luck says he
kas never known jtlofail when taken according to
directions,
Dr. Minna, a practicing Physician, and formerly of
the City Hotel, in the city of Hiohmond, says he ha
witnessed In a number of Instances the effects of
Carter's tiraulsh Mixture which were moat truly sur
prising. He saya In a case of Consumption, depend,
ent outhe Liver, flic good effects wore wutulsr.u. la.
deed. '
fiinrsi. M Baiaiia,nf tlie firm of Drinker ifqy
ris, Richmond, was cured of Liver Complaint of IT
years standing, by the use of two bottle of Cartel's ,
flpanish Mixture.
Gssat Ceaa er Bt aorDL4.--The Bdltora ef the
Kirhinond Republican bad a servant employed in
thir press room, cured of violent ftcrofula. eoniblneit
with Rheumatism, which entirely disabled him from
work. Two bottles of ( irrter's (Spanish Mixture
made a perfect cure of him, and the Editors, In a pub
lic notice, say they cheerfully recommend tt to ell
who are afflicted with any dlsedaecf the blood." v
S-riLt AnoTiir.a t'rar of KriortiL. I had a yety
valuahle boy cured of Ncrofula by Carter's Spanish
Mixture. I consider It truly a valuahle medicine.
James-M. Taylor. Conductor ou tbe H. P. dc P. B. H,
Co., Kir hniond. Va. , , . ,
HALT KHhUM OF W YEARp STANDING CUBKD
Mr. John Tunttpson, reshlilig in the city of Ricii.
mond, was cured by I hreo bottles of Carter's Spaaisa
Mixture, of Halt Hheuni, whkh he had nearly tit) years
and which all the phaalclans of the city coald not
cure, Mr. Thompson Is a wed known merchant iu
the city of Richmond, Va.r, and his cure la most re
markable.
Wm. A. Matthews, of Richmond, had a servant
(tared of Kyplnlls, iu the worst form, by Carter's
Spanish Mixture, He says he cheerfully recommends
it. and considers it an Invaluable medicine, , - j
Rl iinn R Warr, of Itlchmnnd, was ctrreff or
Scrofula, and what Physicians called cnufirmrd con
sumption, by three botllce of Carter's Spanish Mix
tun. ( -
KtJiriK DritTuii, oonniitiisloiiri of ihe irvenue, saya
he has seen the Rood effects of Carter Huauiah Mix
tuicin a numher or Syphilitic cases, and says ll is a
perfect cure for that bucrlble disease. , . .1
V. m. O. HAnwnon, or Richmond, cured of 0W sores,
and Ulcers, which disabled hj,m iron) Walking. Took,
a few bottles or barter's' Spanish Mixture, and waa
enabled to walk without a-crutch, in a short time
permanently cured. - , .
Principal 1 pot sat M. Wiao Closb dc Co., No. 83,
Maiden Lane, New Vork. . , r
T. V. DTatT 4 Sons, No. 132, 'Korth-fAl Street.
Philadelpbln . ,
Hknultc ti Ukirs, No. 125, Main Street, Rhhmood,
Virginia. . . i
Aud forsale iy B. II. Chpss, Ashland, H.n. See, Ac
Co., Savanna, 4. Kanainuaa, Hayasville, J. Hnrrsts;,
Jcnitneville, AnDsasondi Ho wis, Luudonville, and
Dealers iu Medicines overyWbers. Jao-16( '34.uS4ly-'
LIVER CtOMPLAlNT.:
Jaundice, Dyappalttf Chronic olr Wer--roUa.Dublllfy
Ulaeaaeof the Kldnefa, '
And all diseases arising from a disordered Liver or.
Stomach, such a Constipation, In ward Files, Full
nessor Blood tnthe Heart. Acidity efthe RtomecbV
Nausea, Heart llt'rn, Disgust lor Pood, Fullness or
Weight In the Stoma'-)!, hour Kructatious, Sinking
or Fluttering at th pit of the Stomach. Swimming
of the Head, Hurried and DiOlcult Breathing, Flut
tering at the Heart, Choking or Hoftacetlng Scnsa
lion wnen in a lying posiure inmncss oi vision,,
Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dell pain;
in the Head. Deficiency of PrespIratt,on. Yellow
liens of the Skin and F.es, rain in the Side, Back,
Chest, Limbs, dec, Sudden Flushes of ilea., Burning;
in the Flesh, constant Imaginings of Evil, and
Great Depression of Spirit, can be effectually cured
by using
Dr. UuoflaniTs Celebrated German Bitters,
pttKPARKD BY DH. C. M. JACKSON, at th Ger
X man Medicine Store, WD Arch Street, Philadelphia. '
Their power over the above diseases is not sxctllsd. If,
equalled, by any other preparation in the United State
as the cures attest, iu jnauy cases alter skillful physt f
Clans had failed.
These Bitten arewfrrthy the attention of Invalids.
PossesstngiKrcatfjlrlueain the rteitflcation of diseases,;
Ofthe Liver and lesser glands, exercising the most
searching power In weakness and affections of tha
digestive orgeus, they are wlliial sals, certain aad r
plceian,f , v . i t . - . - ....- v .
' READ AND BE CONVINCED. ,
R. B. Praaias, Marietta, Ohio, Feb. 19, ll.1l! salit
Vimr Hitters .rs hlshly prlteil bf thoM vrbo bav.
uteil them. In a ca of Liver Complaint, ot long
slaiiilliig, which had resisted tlie skill of several Phy
sicians, waa entirely cured by the use of five bullies."
C. L..I1sakc, Freedom, Portaae coOhlar April Kl,
lH.S9.sald : "The tierinan llittertyousnqtmslaiilhav.
not yet come totiand. J have been out nlttwarllcle
fur eome tlni., totlie rrcat detriment At Invalids. It
is a medicine much thought ol and sought aJlejr la fbia-
community. "
II. M. HoTrnistov, m.d., lledfnrd, Cuyahoaa Co., O.
Auaust l, IK.W, said i "The Hitlers you shipped, a.'
In H.y last are all gone I think It a rood mndl.
cine, aad I am recommsiidlng II to my patients ao4
Irlendt. (which I do lor no other patent med!clne.) .
Vou will plca.e forward a larfe supply."
H. Ks.si a. WOv.ter, O., Nov. 31), IKS, ssld r I' I
have uvt-d some three or four hollies of Roofiand'.
German Ultters lur'TlyinierisIs, and derived great bene.
fit from their use. I betlev. them to be good for all 1
diseases tOMVlilnh'lhey are rKOmmsnded." ' ' '
Wm. oaa, Wootter, O., Hciober a, )Kt, said: .
"You ask ruemy opinion oflhe German Hitlers. I
have used thrm far lly.iiep.ia and Indigestion, anit 1
tahe pleevure In rlatlng dial 1 think they are the very '
best remedy extant for tlie abov. complaints they r.. .
decidedly I. advaao 1 all th. proptlcUry raedi.uiM .
cflhaday." . i
Mr. osa Is a dl.tlngsl.bed lswyar of wooster.
Thex Hlller. are entirely venrlabl.. Tbey never
proetrsle ths system, but Invlgorats It.
For Hals by R. It. CIIUUHgi CO., A.hluid.sad by
Urussl.il and dealere lo mlicl.assv.rywksr.. i ,:.
Ashland Feb. l.-n37 ly. . .
laapartant 1Htwrry l -
IiEUEF IH TES MlSOtEXU
BIITAN'8 PULMONIC WArERSar. unfailing
inr i" tho our. of Cooght, Colds, Asthma, '
bronchitis, Sore Throats, Hoarseness, Difficult '
Breathing, Incipient Consumption, and Diaeseesof
tlie Longs. Thot have no taste ol medicine, and
anv child will take them. ' Thousands have been
tailored to health that had before dispalred. Tes
timony given In hundred, of eases.. aingl
dose relieve! in ten minutes I
Ask Tor Bryan's Pulmonic Wileislh original
and only genuine is stamped " Bryan.' Hpunou.
kinds are offered for sale. Tentyflv.'c.Ms a
boi. Sold by dealer, generally. J. BRYAN at
Co., Reehe.l.i', New York j Proprietor.. ' Whole,
sale by jVD.Pera, Cinelaaatry Obio W. Flek.g I
Clevolewr, fJhl... ... . i...; I ... I
February , 1864- rsSStf. ,!...., iV.li(
i i ii r. . i ' i )
, ,LEAp, ZINC, IBOtf PAINT,
; OXXj KriCJ OOIaOXlO,
M.siiPACTrstn at
"' 1'HA.MCIH H. l.EWIM, Co., 'I - "
B.pre.entea by Lewis, J.ssiiC...i
98 """th Front Street, Phllidelphla.
ORDEBR thankrallyrecelved-rilnictually attsndea J"
lo, guaranteed to glv. satlsfaetloa, and olMrtel 7 '
lor s.1. on th. moat liberal Urms, ' . i . . 't
ror samD MiMid .artlculars. t aa
abo
,bov... ... v. .. Jatf.ia.-i
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