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Can he had at all times and on reasonable terms.
Near by is Sulphur Spring containing medic
inal qualities which will be furnished to all who
NAV wish. Attached te this establishment is a
large and commodious STABLE, which will
be well furnished at all times, and attended by
careful and attentive Ostlers.
N. B. Horses and Buggies to hire, and for ac-
commodation, can be had at all times.
MAY l9, '53--tf.
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LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE

Also, on Dry GooDs, GROCERIES, MANUFACTU-
RED GooDs, PRoDUcE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
LIVE STocK, and every other description of MER-
CHANDIzE and PERSONAL Property, shipped or to
be shipped per good Steamboat or boats, to and
from points on the Western Waters, or between
Eastern Cities (via Lakes or other inland route,)
and any town in the Western country, against
the hazards of
lNL AND TRANSPORTATION.
Also, on Shipments of Goods, Wares and
Merchandise, per good vessel or vessels, betw cen
New Orleans and Eastern pOrts-between New
Orleans and other Gulf ports-between all
American ports and English or European ports,
or to any other maritime port whatsoever in the
Atlantic waters, against the
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Mem A0Uertts
ISHAM HOUSE,
SMITH & SONS PROPRIE7ORS

THHE proprietors would respectfully an
4 nounce to the travelling public, that they
have recently fitted up the above House, in the
most approved Style for the accommodation Of
all who may favor them with call. Having a
knowledge Of the wants. of the travelling commu-
nifty, they fatter themselves by strict attention,
they will be able to render entire satisfaction
and thereby merit share of the public patron.
age. THE TABLE will at all times, be furn.
ished with the best the market can afford, and
served upin the best style. Everything will be
o conducted as to render it n
FIRST GLASS HOTEL,
~, ,,ood no op,, IN +bo Woct
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| hereby certify that the foregoing laws
a,e correctly copied from copies certified
by the Secretary ofStste.
JOHN STEPHENSON.
Auditor, of Jackson County
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Sherln,s Snlet

April q, j3-tf
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

ASN- " ASA~-A.f''''''''''
Cleared.
sAp-cl.rl,. Holmes. PIsEury Point Lsprssu Fo.te.
Neaersou wehngon Bsrsog New orsIs Ransom ThsmPsoa
ton shanshss, BuckHn 4 Craze.
Nof Psc Alto speSceI chsiss.cu G Reed sDers Marshall
Coleod wilanston II D; BrookmGn Co Mzy TsoTpsoa
Island Ga r p Bscl Co Ilans lssJ Ri1. csds ana rasr
S n hs Ilu e1 & john s si Gas e s = e
doEe Br Hall Hitsa Desisy ZeSoe1. Carleton saga e
S S. issa Sf ss.S ss f sSi. ss va
sehcsnsr.- A,.Hi BIZ D.nb., Windsor Whitney Co
ts. Ssois sssaios Tsz,9' william MeSsa M.Iy+
Msl1s Lo'i DsT ~. "a Sss yhH9 LSssss NJ
*: a:sssy s.ssa Santa Si ~ ss
DEL; Grey Esse baker, West ladies', Becker Grave
Arrived.
L steamship Frsnkhn wo.Or m HAy-s va coxes Nay II
a AN n I S..s;e AZ 6sss;d s.ss Serad -.
Esi steamship Cissrt Cry hsOeSsn IN AsP1Tel Asyi
70 .sS h $3.50 ss r s - s $500 So AZ s
Jas. ss., ": Usfs 81: st s S Ia "a MI NJ 50 a e.
s. - H u Issssd ship laS1 fn Ne--iosk for Agss1n
ssP sai.sss B.lIsi Is a. h. oss: I1s 70 " sssaa
ols1a. 81 Bos0e M inst 0s T0Ess EXCHANGED signals With
B.i PrsoSt tof Bo.,Snl spe. d, IN ss-osan. corr
Bra Nara CBrl Ds,, is Gu.y. R. aol.4.e. Pend
BIoeiHsI lsS il Ia Il 5 Ia p IS sposs is Peters
MeFE,nd IN Havana ~ Psrlsn5 "a as Cd caPs a.sr.s .sw
cerfCr. setrizg sozfh
Bs Ozee1 ofths South Of Bsore ChzpuAn y q In Calves
,gs trss Il sSaos 10 ssss - n re sl.is fFl
hg Ccrro. Cuba os New York
Bra Msrshfed Bos,c1L Hcdsou Csnsnas Nay suur and
Mathews. fnnrsAa Fox SD IL vita bs s.b.O,
Bo<on The L Cochr.n Ne~fox
The ts So Lawrence. weber sr do sss days
Bns Feaz of wurenl Collins 10 Ia I'm N.isazas zasar % W.
L Raksr.
ss ssssi.. tof BsAs Carey s.rnAh l. d. yslsw pne to
B.. Eihott
Bns IamAnasl CDsn Hsr,ns caa s. d. ke TO Az
ni1rs L Galway.
sshr Eans Hsrnas Tsyor chsssssa a. eosssn nee.
master
shI. Olive Hun, Essport d. as and p.er ssrrs Co.
Sehr. Peru sniEk. Rocklzrl d. Rne,t matter
sshF on,si0, Hszktn, ReskszS, 8r, hns, &C zsss<r.
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,<,h~t On wednesdny the 2Sh AZ hsfpss geoe6 NJ ms
rd seeusibsness and those Of bis lster o.o
rseectfc1y invited without f1eeT -,
CORFISCAt Brooklyn, Tus1sy, nsy - Satltlios A@ic>
WIFI Of Edwsfd CofnnE u ne On year g p.
relative offhs family ye1 - Aen 10 tne qn
al toa fsylf5 nosis scorro hurssy, May 30 AZ ocock
p, w. fon her late residence Nc. - 81 ton-fi. - q. -,
DUFFY On Monosy noTnBs hsy p Das5 10 the SD Jea'
n. ~ ,.e lv and ofhs sosinla Tsos FeAn snd
fhsss II bic irfheTs sss John AID Daniel Ge -
~ 80 No zs Ehzsbeths
SfnxesrS ero~ilyn Tuesday Nay q o. 49,, n tie
Cfsrlss y Rcsstef, NJ d scn OF the ia'e "N"' "
2th year 81 be sse ~ $500 r. N, NJ Wool
~ ~ A. sptic this day fHednssteyj AZ
III Tke relatives and nen6f osthe fai are ,eqaesSse et
invteon remains vii be ;8ken 70 Ne"-asYs5
(r~frf
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sEcosp gOARp.
TUESDAY. May 2l-P. NJ.

In the Stock market there better cling day in
prices and more disposition to operate. This improved
feeling was most manifest at the Second Board when Erie
up TO s7l Nicaragua 25i, Morris 2ll, &c &c
The fancy railroads were all rather fner Hudson River
was active and closed at IA The Coal Shares had an
improving appearance. Parker improved to 49, New
Crea ,, Cumberland 5Ol &c The premium railroads are
very fr1n and st higher prices bid for the Central
line New.Haven fell off under false rumor that the diyi
dsnd would be passed Crystal Palace again declined to
li2! The late fall In this stock is doubt Oceasioned
by the late increase Of shares For the new Trust Com
pnny stock bid In Government and State stocks
and railroad bonds the market is not active but steady
The sales at the Mining Board were larger to-day.
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These prices show the market TO be firm.
In Exchange there is marked change. Sterling is
81 with large transactions in commercial bills at "a
cent Some Of the leading Bankers asking 10 y cent
Francs 5.15a5l32
Freighs are rather heavy To Liverpool some cotton
WAS engaged at ID; 1900 bbls Flour, Is ID. 1000
bbls Resin ls Cd Bacon &c, 25s.i 10000 bash. Grain
sld. sd. To London 900 ties. Beef IS. a.
In the money market there Is change to note The
supply continues very abundant.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are ssC05 Payments
sse,6loi Balance, s6,9J0,ll5.
There is foundation whatever for the statement Of
morning paper that the Directors Of the New Haven road
have voted pass dividends and devote the earnings OF
The road to the pawn, Mt Of damages for the Norwak S
res We are authorized that the subject has never
even been discussed in the Board
The adyices by the Franklin arc not very important
Cotton and Bresdstufs unchanged.
A London paper Of Wednesday. May II, says
En Fund: opened % %S9s r at az s &
but n consequence o. rene S Io, and sh having RANGED
Between o 70 l ,ssy 0 sS sos 70 Of a. s s ss RedSed
le per CeHs lOs 70 II naA Ssp'a % NJ
si oSs Ssns the S s9q ne
Ros assent books mere T 110St sSSy S
may be their ssss any OF the three de
snpsi applications have been !hs Tcapsfs Cent
s ne sn W. s's ss ssss'a'i
not having generally Mnn s1S ~ S sbr the par
asSs With published q TA ta not having yet been
SS e Tu hat except as regards hode oh various petty
Three per Cent Stocks amounting aogct TO Aao ne pro-
% decree s9S who S sss 81.
hold these descriptions of Three per Cents he
be gwen and that consideybl % IA he
the funds take place before any forced reduction
be attempted have on the present occasion on to Te
main quiet.
The private letters by the Franklin speak of Smoderate
business IN American securities There were too many new
schemes pressed upon the attention Of London capitalists
And one letter from leading banking house states distinctly
that any person coming 20 London from America with
new railroad loan for negotiation would meet with dsSp
pointment
loan of $4,000 for the city of Portland sIo has been
sold at 10 . lilo per cent premium.
The Georgia under way from Aspinwah, has s@l2O7S'
in gold on her manifest The three steamers arrived the
Union Uncle SAM and Crescent City, have brought proba
bly, on egh; and in the hands Of passengers about three
quarters Of million.
II is stated tha, Mr. Hoadley is about TO succeed MI
Lesy.t as President Of the American Exchange Bank.
The following branches of the State Bank Of Indiana
have made semi annual dividends Of ) 2 cent via.
Iawrenceburgh, Madison. Indianapolis, Richmond, New
Albany Terre Haute, Evansville, Lafayette Michigan
City Fort Wayne Vincennes The branch at Bedford
y cent and at South Bend y cent. Extra dividends
have also been made of cent the Madison, Indian
apes Terre Haute lafayette and Fort Wayne branches
. cent On Michigan City, and 2 cent on New
Albany.
The official report OF the condition Of tbs State Bank Of
Indiana the soth April 1853, gives the following figures
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Ninrkets..... Repor.ea }

BUFFALO Nay ReeeIt; Of the past "a hoaTs Fora so Dbl
Wheat CoKS e bush OATS 22ttp FLOUR ms .eel
rather heavy, hat prices about the ESQ bo sod - -
for and Michigan WHEAT fair demand operations checked
Nv lie fness of holders sales 9OC0 bush leidlo for Ga
ard iC4c r Michigan CoRs-No supply demand good sales 30
Mixed Western SIC OATS rm a. sc
Sc, Wheat lfc- Corn lie. ~ ~.
ALssNY Msy 24-Reoeipts Flour 5000 bbls WHsAT-None
2ACCo iuh OATS $50 hush. FLoUR arm with lnes te
Sales SEQ bush 81 5Odsi @ for state soJgs iof
common and mixed WHEAr-The supplies OF Werefn
mixed larger prces heavy 1000 bush sold a. 81 10 for Michigan
81 CoES heavy owing 10 large receipts sales
bush dtc for uusound urxed Western % do ior SOUND
do, and 6 of round Yellow OARS duL al ia4 WHISKY
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Rsceipt. Of Produce.

BIZ NorA SO bbs. Flour S do Ashes lOlo DO
Nhky 27{7 Lard 6Z do. Cheese p do butteI ~ DO DOL
ASH pigs Poysous ms Poi Oh bushels Wheat 500 de-
Wool.
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spoken, &c.

April - lat 81 N, Is w ship Aoon, Lktlehd fra San
Franeisco tI Canton.
Apn n lon So bs Potous I'm Salem for Sierra Lsoue
II DE-
Apr a. ats5 80 0n 49, Lord Stanley I'm Carthasens for
OUebec.
May % of Cape Hsterss bs Ddo I'm New Yet FOR Jseksonye
lon n hip Thomas ChQh, MARTA ftn. New
Yort (Nov. I'D for San Francisco
March 8 a s. lon 81 ls BARK Robert Adams Sherman fun
New Yoi tJan i0l for San Ffanelsco.
March z 81 81 8. lon 81 W, chppererk steering
3 s w slowing = white signal sifh letter X IN l.
April q lat s. Ion q ST. passed bsrk keok1 fun Cal 40
via P,rnAmbueo, for NEWTON
No date e. sp Psr1heuou Matthew'S m Liverpool
May IT, 81 s. 80 lon &C. snip George Tuner NsLear I'm New
Orleans for Hsvre.
for D.
Nay al Ion - IS ap Horns Knapp I'm New York lAprl
~ fer San Fsneisco. -.
MAY H. lat 81 - O. bah Reindeer I'm. RIO Isneo r Bait
sch Mary Eulelne. I'm MIyAzueE u and Alex
sndn. Capt Rice and Of had died Al sea
Nsy l. lon. 81 70 clipcershp Cleopatra tprotaby
April % FsHcisco steering p
MAY ls (not iSth TAT - - n ~ IS bds Moo hnh'
In. P0TtsEd Tor Hgyzra
Nay s lss sth Of Cape Henry, b. alp A1rosA IN osnso
for Hampton RosiE S de- cut
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passenger. Arrived.

h b. Yecke PHeeU Roya IRON Bermud0-Hs Exec leney Gov
Eden family and Capt Haze lady ard servant England
Mrs haylsd family aud M. Dr. Wm T.eker t,ny snd
Mis- Davenport and servant New fork Rev Ae1
ander EpEad Dr. J. Ayres srookyn James Richardson
Bermuda C. d. hvo JanHcai Nm Hope, England tHd tseniy
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,rx -ockst Crockett Rcck.rd 5as hms, % master
-, Iou HsrS. Wshirs1on n. c. Sds cora 70 rAeeh
sSS, p~r Fsffcw wahiugtcu Ids naval sf1e< 70 rasee
shT julia Hsoek Andenon Centnesos Cuba "a i1zH
r css:ies CAROL Pratt. PAsasPAA d, scs bOund to Hs
h-c. - - .,..cr n Y l.
SIR Nsh STATE Horton I'm savannah eooS te n L Nc
sfy Nsr-arss woeurn Pe;ersba-E Va udse J. auatsr
sch Merrs Chester Con Savannah 10 d. lumber 70 joan ar
tsIkL -- -. q, \, -, -. q.
,,fn
sch- Ce!ne. Sheru Vagina Is pine wood.
sl0or Mary Brush. Ed<srds Norfolk d.
BELOW-A Fr1ch tTs frcm Roeheile; also barSS
cAfTtn-Ss .ttur1n Bton Froh1s brsr
- ~ Psr.ns; Mes-rsr Mitchell for DO; K L. Fsey, tor
s,sckus bsrts Nara Theresa Braien- Havana nf
Eey JaeksOnve Ade-e. FIAfe for LoeTiai oS
Csrisrn. Ames St Asrys
WIND-sU-ser. 2 : Z. with rain
The Prusn .hp George POVsky from BaruoTe teissred a,
rzns ard Obliged pat INTO this port Wl proea
lave cargo Wa owsd BY steSsag "a
cob Bel - -, -. -
Crsebsry Meek, arrived she slightly damaged
Tbonas reported MordGy pepS a. -
ow IN ssht AZ sundown tonight
TBy the Sandy Hook MsEustie Telegraph
THE HIGHLANDS, May 2+-SaadoSn
10 sppesrance Of TIE Gsorgi. as yet
Nnehskt IOa the y Z. Wss,her very thick and rAiny
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NINA rrsE sLEASIc....ThIs RAY. =. 81.
epx-hfes.......4 81 IS Moon s.W fia
ssrcy Hosk.,...s ia IlAnd. .9 SIN Hell Sssel 10
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At Hav1e llth ships s1 Chase for NewYork lt
Nay Lsnus Dyer Williams for NeEireans lsth May Io1oe
Rer Tor 18th; Bel. Johnston for DO Ian
ctsha. BsrksnshP for Cardiff Advance Child toT N-ho5s
Lcchinvgr Latin. DO; Carrzek Faf for 60 Ahy sPa
Do; Arabea, Pekney for do Wn Tell Funck ioF d. Ae
Av: Re rdeer Monmouth Trunf, bert beaaha
III o. Wnsh Lavender; Mar Anns Wads (arr h FIN Oeaas
Geo BurtuL Major (.rf. Oh I'm NevOr,eani FordA As (ArE
lcth fnr New-OT'esDs Destination unkoown.
llth Ezabeth Bruce Brown Bordeaux 9th jennie W. zane
Whitney. CCcE
SD. m m Boreesu1 Ctr. Adrian. Neal New-Yok
q. from Deal eth ship Ocean Qaeen- New-forE g..
Liverpool 10th Arctic Luce NeNioAi e
AnsFicr. Boston. ~ ~
In the river outward hound, lh-Alert Gan Deano New
York Jcserh Walker HOxe acd Caleb GrulsnaE co. A
Ttrsco Conh dol kossath Bell Ne"-iofki Europa VI ~
nom Boston.
ca washins Pae,, and NesYork Hutchinson Ne~fof
Entered for leading qh Crown Duncan, PhladelPhia
Liverpool 9The Freeman. from Shields for New 9rN oa
laden April with q sails pGs kc and usSn2
The tsrk Sesf1wer LOO tuns from Cdi of Ncw
York sbsIdOnd sinking condition onthe fh OF Apr1-ee"
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Foreign Ports.


An 1t 81 Thomas ID Il Ps1g1y, Lezt BALDWIN,
f1- NevIerk Cor siOukFideo-put IN for upply Of coal
An q kneston JAM oh ns bars Charm Sleeper sewfsrs
CestaI,h Diekey Bosn brEs Helen Olga. New York: A.
Could Baltimore Chief smith do; sehra l. Perry, New
An Al 90 7th bk EdgId cohen Ripley B0soon shr cantn
JoiDson Baltimore SD sh bszs Ch4 Sleeper, Cuba brs Awe
10. G0nld DO
Fslnouth. sA bris -, Philadelphia
Pert Mara eth s-hr w. Richardson. Collins, Bat
Al sottsnuTE SCH ar baik JsErJ P Tbe-rdke z NevYork
Al Psrsnbgeo 18Th ut, bHis Henretz Tress from Boston,
lzthi suiote. Drkwater I'm SsWYok Caroco Ceery
from csio viii SssnO or New ready (nee 'p0ksa bs
fGry, Mieby, fln- Sevfert. Just
AR 81 JehH, b, At tns;- sAiP stsorhts ReaAraaoe
Bostcn = b0urs
Al Psrts cabes eth Daeii Dan Palads
pka % sal N 10 d; and kr Ana A Mtehe for Baltimore Do
dAy.
At Nsyssser z 9Th inst, ts MOnssras 6E SssY0rk ksi
schr spsndid DO Do
SID IN IsAgus ssh inst, brs Lna. wsds. for " York
ton, schr Eliot. Tbonas, eo.d do.
Al hssnEss oh ust shp s Lso1azd B.ett for Trieste df
hAk BssEsn, wnhs for F.noath Enr, do brss ksyin1
Pierce, CoSes do Frerc smmons and Hesp@ras
Porknd DC O. WsAburr, ASeb for Brs,sl r. l. do: Ene
rles, New lOk
At CSdsn.s ISh inst bno James Wallace Fo-tsr MsnkeI
HoSdOo AsaEsc Sehok and ca.noc Lowry SswYss az
An a. Hcrculn March ~ b.rk Phiss. Glover - IA
We NSnisviess SD A ship Onward cO;tins Se~-Yort
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ID l. EOSS Co, San Frsncsco, Califoania-FIL
Hsv Yea ~, koss Co nshosms. Aut.l. Agents Of ~
~ Underwifers Couazrmsn. v>aasls snd cnsr
s..Ass seneisstsy Ross vAtcoNER CO. Ne is1 PssrsS
Xd(HD NM TO LOAN on Bond and Mortgage,
49, en- Real rstAts in ths city, Ia sens % suif
Mla wv" w holls' NO. Nsssasss y ssss shsys
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Hnaurial.

A GENCY Of the LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD
n COMPANY Office Of winow Lanier Co.. No 50 we1st
M IE MANI % Ss
at & AsSsy g the "a "a ina. sa remain closed until the LIST OF Jn0e
'''--' WiSsLoW IANIER Co, Transfer Agents.
PACIFIC MAIL sIEAssHp coapAsy,l
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the Transfer
less 5; he sd T % o bsvi6ds sa s 3ga'
MARINE BANK NOTlCE-A final nstallment of
NIT! 10 PE5 CENT q ,sespo9 The be. o:p', ..GS.
On The B. S: q The he ss: s House No w bEscu
PAcrFc BAss, New Yors. May II, 1853
1'BE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS Of this BANK
,s, s1' des SsSS Of G PEI ; or zoe capital '0
vs By order The s closed ron caMPsEG J n cs aS
NJ ARlNERs' SAVINGS NsTITUTION-willc com
l msnss ne trsS'.sten Of sasss On THURSDAY the isi
Hssey..qasrs ana ssne and continue u. sane there until ~
az. sIsep:s @ 81 o % - o iaP Tgn s sssa
and 81 4po. the q ohsr baans.
yseoS 4; w.e,r'elt Al. uSesI6ih El..enDsr.
s.nasl L.ss: c s S s ES.s sI s@S..,
EIsse. 3. 0c.Irer Jane. F.R Joseph issai.sss,
s: .Ss 1st J.ss Ii ss sspA'a Gregory
CHILLI CHILLY = ES vosk Z y
cnAALLs H. LrvSesros. sseTe.Asy.
CMEoN DRAPER No. 46 Pine-st, offers tor sale
- y,s., e E s BONDS na STOCKS do CITY TOWN
La kSass cor7srasis cent ssaes Of the Bas.lo Corning
Do &C. o. Wesern Vermont Railroad lSs7l
Do 90 do Columbus Piqus and lndarz Is;
Do &C. DO Mississippi ssd Rock River Junction - 1875
Do 90 % Dsnphin AID susquehannah Coal ls7
Do g Boa Corrng and bossbu Railroad.
Dc DO GO h.nsneh and sandusy Rslrosd lef
De- 90 DO Ieloco Norwsl and Cleveland.
Do 60 CO. Vermont Valley Railroad
Do Co. 90 Iroy and BENNINGTON RAroad. Troy NJ Ise
Do 60 90 New-Jersey Central lss7e
10 60 90 rrunsv1s Cana do. 1881
Aso Second toFtr1xe Bonds he
7Tsss, Bonss ssa,os. 50
10 60 zne1on Railroad Of Ono is5o
Do 90 Troy and Boston 80
e. Bonds Mazshsd and ssnday Railroad DO fsss5
~ cent bones Township Of Portland OHIO. = -
Do Do. City o. Dayton Ohio sss'Hntsed b. Mad River
.locA.
leg e. Bends 81 TIE CITY Of Keokuk Iowa is
&C. 90 Cay o. sendsky, convertible into Junction Rail
~. 80 stocx ies
= DO de- State Of Oeorria........... s.v,n,.f H.,
y cent Improvement Scrip Of WI.a., 8 1s
poycment Of Fox Rver.......,., Nc~-Ya~t ,aes
helHa ana htsh. Imp Scrip, wh rizr.n,e. Of ~ cent
a.. - sIsidend By sarsfo<z and WA<hnrton R.ilrr~I
s.oek ~ ne Western Vermont Railroad O. mnsrv
stoek IN ne Md River Railroad Compspv
ctocE N The hnfso Cagrins A~vyo,. p.l,..xrn-~
stocs N ne Junction Railroad Of Oho ~~-Ss-S'
stoeA ~ ne uAlcns and Chicago
ots ~ me sisn<ncie aad AIR.
& ne nsr fork and Virginia stsxmsnlp Company
tynf - v eeaf. eivid<adz
I'D u kOsS A Co, San Frsncisco, Caoania-FIL
Hs- rss soss a y c. nssesms Aa.sl4 Agents q u
sssasss soheifssy Ross VxicONER Co Hs isz 49,
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SAN FRANCISCO, Anll6-Ar shp Golden W.s Curwen a..
sh Empire ss~ysr Santa B.rb.ra; Bay state Wsesn
IsEse. Bay Banner SAITH Bonss slOos W. CLARK Risy
Bolinas Bay; J. Lent, Saith, Boln.s b Az -'
i. sss m, rsss ssIn haEHsai Bay ssssE Moor
n bsk Mar ASs Harding Hons Kozs, SrEs ssraA MeFsisnd
Arr,ses hun bod, Bay fedneni rouHn.on Humboldt Bsy
bodf bay. ~ - - ---~-
hiou River. -' ~
lsship. Red River Pue.s Nss-yori, william spssa. Ch.s
SeSferfi eS S.sndna Nncsnf Msrkl3n, shn s. b. BaIsy
esss,., s.nt. ca, Wa n r.Slisn, Mssn. Bedssa ~
Mh-sssamahip Ceazhs, Dali AnofiA o. sh.ps C<rrn~ssr
Fsssh ssvYsfi Stephen bstv siA PhEds p2s Kssssiy
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91Te Wl77b B. e
MAMA AND WESTERN RAinKOAD COMPASS No 4
td :, ksv Tsrs and q isc Office Of he Cemp.sy AZ satos
49, cortv PsnDsyaua un, the oi,eeth lsth day q yurs
Sx iSr ne CRADING BRIDGING spd AAsONst Of ne E.
~ ~ ro.s aio fy-6ve s 20 re poiat of
I'm he NevJey 80 Dei.ree sef Gao Plzs
and ,pscfcaons wa be arnisted on ~pFou " We nsr<
Aren't of TIE Company - Sc-aSton
uenfs made n cash. -. - o,..,.s =.
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A GENCY Of the LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD
n COMPANY Office Of Winow, Lanier CO. No 50 welst
TRANSFER NOTICENotee hereby That eBoo
OF LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD COMPANY ~ DO
I'D closed the LIST Of Juae
pO1imo--Nsw YOik, May 49, 1853 , =,
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Daguerrean Gallery.

NIRE. M. ENSMINGER would respectfully
INl inform the public that he has Permanently
located in the town of Ashland. His rooms arc
fitted up with special regard to the comfort Of
visitors, who will always be welcome, whether
they wish for alikeness ,or callto see thcgallory
ofpicturos. ...
Determined to spare neither pains or expense
Mr., Ensminrer will furnish likcnessos that shall
not bo surpassed. His prices vary from u cents
to 5000.
9rHis rooms may be found IN the sscond story
cfihe building now occupied by WdRuck 4 C'1Rd +.
AugustS. ... Hf .. ..-......
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Guardian sale.

nN tho 18th day of JuRe Sori, betwcen sbe
hours of one aud loar O'Clock iR tho aacr.
noon, on the ptemscs, will be sold 10 thc highest
bidder, tle ellowiug real estate, 70 witt three
undivided seventh parts ofthe south west quarter
ofthe north east qulrte; oI section twenty two
l24,l IN township number nineteen tlel aud
ranse sixteen 1851 situate in Ashland County
Ohio, being tho interest Of Mary V. Bull, phebo
+, Bull and Emily W, Bull, minor hsirs ofGoorge
W. Bull, decaasedi tho widow resorying horSght
ofdowsr ia other lard Of deceased. Terms Of
sale si50in haad, the balance by the irut ONO
ycmher 1889 MARY BULL, Guardian OF
Mary E., phebo l., lnd Emily ". Dull,
Ashland, Mny II, 1853. 4w5l'
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lie will iusbrt ncouupiible Porcelain Teeth on
Gold or Silver plate from one 10 M entire set--
Also, Teeth set on pivots and warranted durObIei
and those that arc partially decayed. cleaned and
plugged with Gold, Silver or Tin 'Poii, or with
Motaliic cement, ,toHrfes, the fdrthcr progress Of
decay also, cloansod, separated or reGtrurted when
necessary, in scientific manher aud III fact all
the greatest care and least possible pain, and war
ran,cd to give entire satsiactlOh-chOrges in all
cases reasonable. ...,
any time when called for. Office on Main street
over WALLAcx h CbrTIS's Grocery Store, and in
ENsMINGER's Daguerrean room.
As,hlnd, Jan. 10 ,lS53-35 ....
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RE MOYAL.

T w, BARNES has removed his GROCERY
81 STORE, from the old Stand formerly oc-
eupiod by A., W. Peters, to the building formerly
occupied as tho Mansion House by $. Rutan,
nearly opposite the SAmpsel House. 10 would
b9 happy to see all his old trends and customers
aud as many new ones as may bo disposed To give
him call. Ills assortment Of FAMILY GRO
CERIES is complete.
Ashland, Nov. 3, 1852,
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BRoAb GuAdE RoAD.-Nolice rOr siiS
lettings on this Rad, j, win be seen, bag
been given. The p esTlehi, NJ. Kent,
Esq, with Mr.. Kneass, The new enginssf.
who 10 to take charge Of the work. WAS
here on Saturday last Mr,Kehf expires.
q a determination % push iofwbfd lh6
work, and informs us lhal every bbsiscIb
To It's early complsnan is REMOVED. Thg
selecting Of englaesf Is said. by lhose WHO
knd| Nc. Knbass. 10 BE- 1 fctihusle one.
--2.4kron Beacon. 4 NJ -tf A9N VA