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DUTIES OF EDUCATED WOMEN.

The edu alton Of women, like that of
man, should tend 10 prepare them fol their
duties; the difference of their employment
will Of course render their studies different.
1t is the duty of women to educate her
children, the boys until a certain age, and
girls until they are married. How much
wisdom is requisite to manage the mind
and disposition ofeach child, so as to guide
their in'ellects, manage their growing pas.
sions, and TO rectify their errors. How
much prudence should a mother have in
order 10 maintain her authority over them,
withou, loosing their friendship and their
confidence. Surely the mother of a fam.
lily ought 10 possess a religious, mature,
firm mind, acquainted with the Human
heart. ST. Paul attaches such importance
to the eduction Of children, that he says i,
is by "mothers the soul of children are
saved" .
| shall not attempt TO specify all that
they ough, to know, in order to educate
their children well. To do this, it would
be necessary 10 enter into an entire detail
OF their studies; but we must not omit The
subject of economy. Women in general
are apt TO neglect 1t and.,hiuk it proper only
for the lower classes those women espe.
cialy who are brought up in idleness and
Incidence, disdain the detail of domestic
life. 1t is nevertheless, from ignorance
that the science Of ECONOMY is despised.-
The polished Greeks and Romans took
care to instruct themselves in this art
That mind is Of a low order which can
only speak well and can not ac, well !; we
otter. meet with women who utter wise
max'ms, yet nevertheless, are very frivo.
lous in their conduct. o..
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Sunhaq I1a0Ins.
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

| saw The temple reared by the hand Of
man, standing with its high pinnaclcs in
the distant PLAIN the stream beat upon il
the God of Nature hurled its thunder
bolts against ii-and yetil stood firm as
adsmant. Re,elry was in its hall-lhe
gay, the young, the happy and beautiful
were there.
turned and the temple was no more
its high walls sca'terd in ruins, the moss
and ivy grass grew wildly there, and al
midnight hour the owls cry added to the
desulation OF The 'scene-the young and
the gay, who had reve ed there, had passed
away.
saw the child rejoicing in his youth
the idol of his father. returned and The
child had become old. Trembling with
weight Of years he stood, the lasl of his
generation, a stranger amid the desolation
p around him.
| saw an oak stand in all its pride on
the mountain, the birds were c%aroIing on
its boughs. returned, the oak was leaf
less and sapless, the winds were playing
their PasIime through the branches.
Who is the ~desiroyer!' said | to my
guardian a ,geI.
sit is time" said he, "Wben The morn
ing stars sang together with joy over the
Lew made world, he commenced his course,
,nl when be shall have destroyed all that
is beautiful on earth-plt cked the sun
from lis sphere-veiled The moon in blood
yen, when he shall roll The heaven anil
earth away as a scroll, then shall an angel
from the throne of God come forth, and
with one foot upon lard, and one upon the
sea, lift up his hand towards Heaven and
Heavens eternal, and sly:
"Time is, Time was, Time shlll be not
I'm ,er.''-Pau!ding.
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-EaI,5 R 6aInIr.


A COUNTRY HOME FOR ME-
do not ask that city spires
May round my mansion rise,
But thatmy home may be where trees
Are pointing to the Skies;
Where flows the silvery mountain rill
With sweet and merry sound
And the echo OF the hunters gun
Shall through the woods iesound.
cannot love the city pomp,
As fashion and its pride,
lhad rather dwell in a humble cot
Upon the mountain side,
Where sweetly blooms the shady tree,
The tulip and the rose,
And where, beside the r%ivulet,
The early violet grows.
Iwould not give my qniet home,
Its happiness and its health
For all the city places,
Its pleasure and its wealth;
l love to breathe the mountain cir;
And roam where all is free;
Let others choose a city life,
But a country life for me.
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PLANTS have a moral as well as beau.
tifying influence. Show us a woman tina,
owns a mob Of goraniums, and d he Ole.
anda, and we will show you a woman
whose house is as peat as one Of Willis
compliments. II you ARE couriine a girl,
therefore, find out in the FIRST place whe,h-
er she loves; il she does, you can 90 Il
blind on all other matters, and come oul
ahead at that.
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Remarkable Cure of Diarrhea
and Liver Complaint.
ClNclSNArl, March ., ~.

NJ, Arm 'lNoiNNArI, March q, 1859.
IN. ON BAKER,-Dear Sir-
FOR 10 months, ! have had aiR,ost eop,to,, NJ.
M S,,,sm n.H Tsso.9usht on by a di1iitated stafs Of
y was attended with great pain in nv 1 boSs nmes
's,ue. ! tned q number of doctors. but none oq ,snn,
s ee ! 10 effect apermanent r~eliefess liz disessn
gp ns soon return az violent as ever, and isliy Shs'
N'IIiI w pi9st,ated that vas ainosi a sIeIstos. ~
: theh got a bottle o. your PAIN PANACFA- A..
~ M r9se satlsied me that Il was the mediclne suitnS
W lhy alsease, and1 found that by TAKING Joss sS.ea
SsiSIn meat Y, that by food done mo some coed SI' and SIi sy
my pains were Immediately relieved ana ~ raneeea
20 20 gam strength and flesh tilli had itseS t,v vphhoaneu'
since ma Time have enjoyed the best' NV. TT,'eS'
: lpeleyei 1.-THE public knew ofyanF vain bisr eIn0,
you wop,o h9tl able TO supply one.kaiS ofthh" I ~
mane. WI here remark that a friend Of miU Us Ino de.
S ysSsts ps sma 8 sordiarrhsq, AND gave lin u "d Tss a. a,
'nIeiy OuIeu himsnA child OF mine 'rbt MAI M wsa neh.
~ ~ S,S,as taking fire, and we ImnedIssSpig, OS pn Sy
~ III. ~ 5,Snaese Freely, and in a shortiirws sppnaed
ou'' sndit prevented Itndm blisisrri NJ s" hte
B hUaeRoyfg N !, s@pcetell yours,
por,. 'Thegenuine signed Op n "9 az y Elm.
Ia, ndohio. yh"ethor hlsser &co Ash
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FATTESfNo SHEEP.-Sheep should new.
or be iattened 10 winter. II is bad econo.
my TO pasture sheep until cold weather,
and then commence feeding grain. Give
The grain with the grass IN warm weather,
and one bushel viii go farther Than three
al erwards. Get your mutton TAT in sum.
mer, and you can easily keep i SO till
wanted by the butchers.
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A WISE MANS Observation-Disclosures be
a mans situation in life, whether higher or
lower, public or private, he will become
a better man, escape many a disaster il he
will listen in due season to the in,sllieen,
and the refined among the other sex.
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MY LITTLE SuNBEAm.-Never saw nv
little sunbeam Well. she was a lille
creature who passed my window each day.
on her way 10 school, and who made my
Acquaintance, child fashion, with a smile.
Perhaps none but myself would have cali
ed her pretty I; but her eyes were full Of
love, and her voice Of music. Every day
she laid a little bunch Of violels on my
window, You might have thought il a
arialng gi6, but il was much 10 me /:
lor AlleF my hide sunbeam had vanished,
! closed my eyeSaHd the fagrance4 huse
Tiny flowers carried mo TOO! whitheh
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BOOK Kimberly

fTNHE subscriber has opened a Bindery in con-
Il nection with bis Book Store, where Mnau.
zines, Pamphlets, Sc, will be bound In the bsst
style, and at as cheap a rate DC dtnny town in Inc
county Old Books rebound on short notices
work watrantodl please gisosusa call.f 3 d
tcYt 2 -oW, H. ~. POTTER.
land, June 20, 1883. ?pf
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stabicr's Anodyne cherry Expcctorant

5ldBIcT7s AH0uyhe CEerry IIxpNct0raht
ilsConhdenty recommended to i~nvalids, as uxsrRpAss.
Ed by any known preparation, for the cure Of Coughs,
Hoarseness, and other forms Of Common Colds; BRON-
iCHIlls, ASTHMA, GROUP, CONSUMPTION in an
early stage, and for the Relief Of the patient even in
advanced stages OF that fatal disease.
II combines, In a scientific hammer. remedies ofIonp
esteemed value, with others Of more recent discovery;
and besides its soothing and tonic qualities, acts thro'
the skin gently and with great efficacy, for the cure
of this class OF diseases. AfGrh
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BOOTS AS rs BOOTs /

an VNHE undersigned having resolved To
Y II h%erealter go il on his own individual
hook, would say 10 his friends that he has
purcha sed Of John p. swineford his stock and
rented his Shop IN Main street, opposite ilgof,S
saddlery shop, where he will ba prepared 70. do
as good and fine work as any establishment in the
county can produce. &. A. HUMEs.
Ashland, August a.. 1859. inf l Ii,r
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OFFICERS OF COMPANY.

OFFICERS OF COMPANY.
ANDREW Coon, President.
DowNING II. YOUNG, Secretary. s
JOIIS p. DRESAN, Treasurer.
This Company is prepared to issue policies OF
Insurance upon the most favorable terms, for any
period not exceeding FIVE years. :
The Directors call The especial attention OF
persons desiring to effect insurances, to the fol-
lowing, among many other liberal features OF
their Company. mao
l. We issue policies on both the joint-stock
and mutual plan, on the joiut stock plan, for as
short a period oftime as IN be desired.
ii. Persons insured in this Company who sus-
tain a loss, in case Of controversy, may bring
their suit either in the county where such loss
occurred, or in Riehland county. M a.
III. In case Ofsale Of the property insured, be-
fore the expiration Of the policy, a ratcablo pro-
portion Ofthe money advanced will be returned
to the policy holder. This is a peculiar feature
in our company, and one which we Il ink will
NEE with the appreciation ofall persOnsinterest-
ed.
Nv. We confne ourselves entirely to a bushes
within the bounds OF the State ofOhio. A libera
share OF public patronage is respectfully solicitor.
Principal business Office, on Vest Diamond Street,
Mansfield, Ohio, up stairs, in Sturges' new builds
ing. Agents of company for Ashland County
VIM d. ALLISON, Ashland. -
c. +. KING, Haysyille. '
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NOitEs lmeyg wen, ttht cuI interest and nuy ana hCmH-T - -
a n nSW R M Wy "a G l @srGs receipt produced thcnOG before mmd and Of
rr%Mn ~ m@M nat u m Mdln thhoash each tract dlnd or town lot a. N% mPTm
HSsee In Sj.nd n nM muapmNmMtm may remain unpaid, will, n8Mh day, ocxpmmT TSs lee W e Tmg
42j h. e. ISAAC GATES, ~
IhA LUNHHH .| " 3 N { AuitTO Ashland COUNT, o.
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CONSUMPTIONCU RED!
TESTIMONY or A PHYSICIAN.
1Iosor. D.J., o r.


DEAR siRs-The public generally are fully aware of
.hs thousands Of remedies Of Blsc asCd Luiurs. under
the llties Of Sarsaparillas, Pills, Plastcrs. Linlm,nfs
NC, thet are daily brought to Their notico ibIousb
tne " fIspeIS' hy way of advertisements. Ny OBJ
Jevllh Mfitlng thu note for publication. Is TO induce
the public, Or at least those who are aG'ictcJ dTibcr
Mlilqse pSient mediCines) TO use one lhat contains
aItCles OF real asefR pulmonary disedscs. | am con
sSlous mat IN 80 doing. / am acting most unprofos.
s,Ynauy ana derogltOIy To the interests Of medical
science ahn the REGULAR practitioners ofmcdiciue.
ing medicine 70 which | refer is ar. UaiTs Raj.
sam {or re taHgS." have. prescribed il in A lhrre
huunucT OF cases, AMI always with success, one case
10 particular, to which ! wish now 10 refer. was giv.
en- up by several physicians who lad been caIie1 In.
consultation win myself. The patient had aiitie
symptoms OF o,inlImel consumption, such as ColG
Night Sweats. Hectic Fever, Harrassine CnnSh viii
e9nu9gel pam intle lobe ofthe Right Lung. attend.
Gu WIN severe D%iarrhGal He commenced immcIi.
ateiy 10 get betler, by the use Ofthe above named
medicine, and was soon restored to bis usual health !
nave also found Dr.. Halls nalsam the most yalna.
BILE ExpectOrant for brcaking up distrcs.Ing C ," =
and Colds that have ever used N''s"'
W. D, WRIGHT. NJ. D.
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AleOieNlGs..
GOOD MEDICINES.
sTABLER's DIARRHGA CORDIAL

s a pleasant Mixture, compounded in agreement
L with the rules OF Pharmacy, OF therapeutic agents,
long known and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy
in curing DIARRHGA, aud similar affections ofthe
system. In Its action II Atbats NAUSEA and produces
a Healthy condition of the LIVER. thus removing the
cause at the same time II cures the disease.
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Forfeit List.

A m III q Lands and Town Lots returned on Csh by James w BOYD TrssunfocAhmd County, to the
AWaM eroL rn onpayment OGWsM and which wep.ofuedG dior sale on eH dMody oInuuy,
=. p nS9o r1a3, frthe Deunpnncso fNM Md I@l and 1851 land RD; and which were mott sold for
want 81 bidders, land hereby forfeited toh thu State or Ohio Y9 rT9t@a HW9s
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RENTERS LOOK mEHEIi

RENTERS, LOOK mEHEUl
II HAVE procured a right lor an Improvement
IL IN building houses, by which a house may be
built for a small amount of money, with all the
conveniences and comforts Of the dearest houses,
and as ! have appointed John Smalley, of Ash.
land, as my agent for this county, please call on
him and examine the model, and procure a right.
ANDREW s.. NORRIS.
Troy, Ashland CO., Aug, s., 1858, Ioti
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zDr. llatP8 BALSaM, is no Paragoyic
P~reparafiOn, bm a Medicine Which
makes cares at home where the
Parties can be Found
The Great Cough and Constructive
---A4%~ Remedy.


FEEDER have you a cough. which vou ,ro mn,
leonng u%ndcrthe idea that it Is only common cold
anu mat u VIII soon "wear itself QUIZ Lei a rrienI
WI yOu, ~ all kindness, what will soon he the rroh'
aple result Id a short time If You continue 10 moo.
IeSt , oarself, you will begin to feel a sense OF tiah1i.
nesS anu oppression across the chest. Accommodates
wlthirequent sharp darting pains. Then. n Jry SSn "cITu
,ng cough VIII set in, and when you raise %nnvtLinc
IL WIZ pea mick and yellOwish, or white froiby maj
teI, stieahedp perhaps with blood. IfyOu sill tste M
neIioine, these unpleasant symptoms will Increase
ana you Will soon have hectic fever roII cLiI,
hlght Sweats, c0piOus eypectoration. and thsn @rns,
pIohtIallnn' you still neglect yourself. a few
Weehs OF months VIII see you consigned TO tle Grave
leaNlnES our friends TO mourn how rapllly cnnsI,n,n'
non ulu us WORK, and hurried you away. Friend.
haN. ou no cause TO he alarmed 7 In the above
shctcl you may see in a glass, how every case ofrnn.
sumption progresses, wlA more an less ranjIity ~.
leia' termination. OF an the thousands aid miIiiors
Whplh TINS great Destroyer has Gathered 10 the inn,b
every single. case began with a coldI If Ills b,1
neen altehueh TO, an might have Been wcll-hut. bc.
~ ~ mv,itItuu, gnuci tHc fatal delusiOn that II would
WA Itseu Oh, ltfdlslefTCd its dtAdly net an tn flo
NuuFLance oil Tue Lungs, exciting there The fotmation
o. tuDclelcs. Another. anG dhuthe- cold added runi "a
tle name. uhul these tuhcrclcs BEGAN Ia soften ,,,i
suplprnte, leaving, by thoir liberation, great ravifios
~ ."c lunbS' Ailhls crisis the disease is very dim
man mGans.s eIIhu'
nthc latter or worst stage. this rirlicire viItor
l'iitihlts arrest The disease, Oh check iis nrnoress ~.
WI always make the patient more comirJrtabIc' and
ptololB ms nc, ana II is therefore worthy Of The ri.
al-but IN ITS ~inCiptent or forming urri,J. Consu,"una
non T. as durable as any other disr"gc nn6 Xxx
nnLLh Hhlsam FOR the Lungs. II taken AT tbis iip rH
VIII sure IL assnrely as taken ! WcrarnestIv ,,bnrt
a. Muo HsNe a cough. OF are s~unjceLt TO Colds Ia trsn
tne mcoloine ~ them. and whenever Won take r,IF
stTT ~ tnurOughly, and at once, By this mower
iul hehllHg COMPOUND, and leave your lunys uninirr(J
10 carry You in fun yigur tn a sfCtnLI" ~ @"'J"''"i
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Remarkable Cureo of Long Stand
ing, of weak Breast and Pain
in the Side

CINCINNATI, March /, 1859.
DR. u X. BLEER.-Dedr Sir:--I have beenior many
years greatly afflicted. with a weakbreast, attended
WIN a severe pain In my side and back. Last winter
i was taken with a severe cough, which reduce me
TO my bed. MY physician (who had failed ia do me-
any good told me II was doubtful whether / TonIJ
ever get well aud that | was too low to use strong
medicines. then commenced the use of The Pain
reneSes, taxing a dose three times Rday, which re.
hllu o. meat, which had not been able 10 do for
iong Time. also bathed three times 4 day with the
5ain rsnaeea over my breas, and side, whichimme.
9ialoly renewed me OF the pain. l used DR.. Halls
balsam,, which cured my cough, In a short time. and
have since used a few bottles OF the Pain P2NA.
YEA, Whlen mas restored me better health than |
knowing there arc many females SUFFERING with
psipsl ~ the breast as have done, and beliese vnnr
Irr1abncSv r w1I VII give them Immediate relief,
MRS.JANE WALLACE. Fourth and vinn 81
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ATTENTION.

A~-Lb'Persons wishing to become members of
IA a new Military Company WI meet M ne
Coenty Bu ildlng In Ashland, on Saturday, The
96lh Day Of November, 1853, a,2l o'clock, II. M.
Ashland November i6, 1853,
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ANNa
us estimated that 1876, eco persons die anouallyfn
me united states, with consumption, and Professor
Eberly says that u vast humble 0fthese could he saved
by The timely use of sohc prompt remedy, -
d X HALLS BALSAM STRIKES, at he root ofthe
diseased at once, and such isis speedy effect. that any
one USING, 1t Freely according to directions for o. or
% hours, ana not entirely satisfied with III merits
~H DC eheerfaAy refunded. Tho most distressing
cough Is frequently relieved by asingle dose. ana brne'
Ken up In alew hours time. The anicted do not
nave TO purchase bottle after hottie before thev snJ
whe, her this remedy will afford relierornotI ~
Cail on the agent and get a pamphletgratls The
lreallsc on consumption alone is worth more tbar
the price ofthis medicine. You will find Gert6innte
OF Physicians in Cincinnati, and of others who's
be found. N"V'e"
The public have been imposed upon nv
recommended by certificates which kave nwa
originated iron, some uuknswn source. We beiie,
mat a medicine possessing real merits viii eTc,
cures wherever il Ia used, at home as well MS abros,
nus " no P%alegofic pfopi ration, but one which If ne,
IN season VIII save the lives Of III oueands +; and M,
SOM may make this pargain ritk .Ageats from VIC,
they p%urchase, that In every case where II n A..
ireeIy according to directions, aud entire satisfaction
Is ny given IN as or "a hours, they csn return he
ineuiGIne' ana their moneg ntH5s eheer5uRg refunded
wv fEAI ~ n ~ RI s,x.
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CovsUMPTToN DrsARMED OF HIS TERRoRs!!

NApITHA -
colds and all diseases Of the chest
speedy its operations that
Hen plainly feel ITS Eaasnss, G conspomna m syrup of Napaha
quick
ormedan
hut yes immGa
.
remedies sfor month andh removed n
S the M opns @ % % the n @ na London Medical Times rasGs
Nha
positively
Hastings Compound Syrup of Naa
the
@ @ by foreign s Hence n on nGh the us
particles
the chest and difficulty in breathing thus affected feeling after takg had
OF
Naphtha il
.ss.
of blood o peedies snndno
Oft a dis
the the weight Thus
of
hem all remedies it's The
Agents the with the
off wboea
where should for supply and
Stage Route other mode All letters must
Agent2Fredaiek KttIE Ebenbrg, ' S ' ' ~
December S6m
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TER M 6.

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z VOWS
ID 4 GIE IG PILLS
the Destruction RATS
Being thrown their vicinity
Read following


oRK,O !,
o. Mr. Emanuel elIyon
The do
t. o
r. NJ Chemist
HosPI June g,
the destruction insctsa
of
pee In erenecto
=
LYoN,E YonKIos
m Ihayeex exensicly
permente with Pills.
mat tober9.
within
" seem.
IIs ,Apn2I,
dsruct nofIn
DANIEL D. HOW ARD, Irving House
s American Hotel
the
iu a the ir
PRIcE-Lyons Magnetic 5enna 5censpg
ysetNe York.
JamesBe
q, 6m
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$500 CHALLENGE.

VI ness of people is at all times of most val
liable Importance take it for granted that
every person will do all in their power, to save
the lives of their children, and that every per-
son will endeavor to promote their own health
at all sacrifices / feel it to be my duty to SOL
emnly assure you that arorms according to the
or inions of the most celebrated Physicians, are
the primary of large majority of disc
ases 10 which children and adults liable if
you have an appetite continually changeable
from one kind of food to another Bad Breath
Pain in the Stomach, Picking at the Nose, Hard
ness and Fullness of the Belly, Dry Cough
Slow Fever, Pulse Irregular-remembe that all
these denotes acorms, and you should at once
oprlv fha remedy
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION on SEC. Ic4. FRA.
! MILE FROM TIE sUA.TT.--slco 900
SAVED.
wholesale and Retail Dry Goods
S.0s.G.

vi liz Subscribers have just ceived from the
i eastern cities, and are now Offering for sale,
ti'e largest and best selected stock o: Good5
ever shown in this or the adjoining counties tss
stock consists in part of Dry Goods, such ss
French, English, and American, Cloths, cassi-
meTs, Satiaets Tweeds. pilot cloths. satin ya-
lenoia and other ycstings, aliracas. lnons-le-
iains, 5on5azincs, and ladies dress goods Of
every description; shawis, nandk erchiefs scraps,
cravats, tihbets. rihens, gloves and hosiery Of
all kinds, table linen Grapers, crash, red, si.ile
and yellow fanneis, iinsey, canton flannel b. IN
kets and coyeriets hickory shirting, Irish linen.
ana white goods Of every description lsces,
edgings, insertings, &C., &c. Hats. caps, Bon
nets, boots and shoes, hardware. quecnswars,
glassware. nails, -four and salt sl. and iron.
Also splendid assortment of groceries, drugs,
paints and dye stufs. All of which We offer
at lower prices than goods have ever b.aa sod
IN the country. All kinds OF country produce,
lumber, railroad ties, rags, saxseed, Sc, &c-
taken in exchange
We will wholesale any Of the above spieEld
selection OF goods, TO country merchants st city
prices, putting only or ne,s;aal figure Tor 70
cover freight.
r.. MrGRANN & REILLY
Section lO5, November 4. 1852.