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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-02-08
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i50ufIls GaIlIEl
OVER THE LETT.
o, don't you remember Bill spriggs, mother,
Old spriggs that lived at the mill
With eyes justlike a pigs, mother,
- And nose like parrots bill
With a turn uP.chin,
And a yellow skini
He was Just the man for a beau,
,.elioyer the len, you know, mother,
Over the len, yoa know.
He como 10 court me-once-mother,
.l When we lived over south,
Boa And tried to kiss me-the dunce--motAer,
% And poted hischin in my mOuth;
The old scapegraceh =
/ slapped his face
CD Bul he said twas a loving blow,
Over the left, yon know, mother,
Over the left, you know.
lie was ugly and old-but rich, mother,
The last an important thing
So | len the stupid wretch, mother,
Come, when o present he'd bring.
lie said, "My dove,
Willhyou be my love ~
tOldhim, sob, yes, inst so,"
Over the len, you know, mother,
Over the Iet, you know.
And Harry got qaitsjealous, mother,
Although no reason had he
And sighed like a broken bellows, mother,
But | told him " Riddle-ds-rte!"
It's all a sham,
Tho oldahing to BAN
For all the love | show
Is over the len, you know, mother,
eter the left, yOuknow.
Andperc I was welded to Harry, mother,
still my humOr would pleasei
And though I consented to marry, mother,
Iyot could not help.but tease.
pshould love eveGpore
Old Spriggs, | sw oe-
II made Harry as mad as a hoe,
But twas over tho len, you know, mother,
Over the len, you know.
When I stood up at the altar. mother,
To wed the man of my choice,
rpreteuded to tremble and i%alter, mother,
And spoke with inaudibls voice,
To " love and obey"
Dear Harry, that day,
To pledge l was 40 ways Slow
But twas over th9 LEFT, you know, mother,
Over the left, you know.
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Luke selby. Administrator A"i Niif fl-fi
ofJonauhan HaElett, decd. =. p..u
James Dunlee, and Sophia Ashland county, Quo
Elizabeth Duniee W. 70 i"i AN
TUE said James Dunfee and Sophia Elizabeth Dun.
L fee, who are heirs and legal repre- sentaty OF the
said J%ontlhan Healc,t, decd. are hereby notified that
on lhe slst day Of January, 1851, said administrator
MED his Peuil0n.W lhe Court Of Probate, Of said Ash
land county, ohio, the object and prayer Of which Is
10 obtain ~ order &c, at the March term Of said
court Tor the sale Of the following real estate, (or
winch the SAID Jonathan Hatleit, deceased, teiIed)
orr much thereof as may he necessary TO pay the
debts OF said %decedent, TO wit; The farm upon which
the said Jonathan DSzlctt resided at the lime, of his
aeslh' situated In Ashland county, Ohio, and desert.
bed as follows: The north hall .tf the south east
quarter OF section twelve, In township twenty. two,
10 range number seventeen, excepting four acres here.
lolore conveyed by said decrdent 10 Christian YES
per, containing seyonty.si acres more or lees.
LUKE SRLBY.
.Il boil I4i .t ba KELLOGG & ALLISON,
Attorneys.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

Richard Gregg,
Eli Bailey, ct. al. "'"I Pleas. t0"'"
PURSUANT to the command ofan order Of
l. sale, issued in the shove case, from the Court
Of Comwon Pleas of Ashland county, and State
of Ohio, to me directed, ! will expose to public
sale at the door OF the Court House, in said coun-
ty on ~ .
Aonday The 9Th day Of March, 1854,
between the hours of ton O'Clock A. M, and four
O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following described
real estate to wit, Being lot No. thirty.eight, in
Tho town of Savannah, in said county and State
of Ohio. 'i".a To 0l.a I|1'
b Terms of Salo-Cash. .lt ut .rafa'.
J.. D. JONES, Sheriff.
Feb. I, ls54-n27. 4w. pfs2,75. .ll ..
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-02-08

LARGE VERpIcr.-James Gordon Ben
nell. Editor and proprietor Of The New
York Herald, has been tried and 6ned
Ten thousand Dollars for libelling Ed.
ward 2. Fry. lie has 10 pay The costs
also.
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a. Gold and silver are metals quite too
heavy for US to carry 10 heaven; but, in
good hands, they can be made 10 pave The
The way 10 lit
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m NOTICE,

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed aud qualified as Administers
tor Of the EstA1 Of EV6 Hetti ger, deceased late OF
MONTGOMERY Tp.. Ashland county, Ohio, Ait person.
knQTjng thnmselyes Indebted TO, or having CLAIMS
AgAind said Estate, arc tequestelto make settlement
|wiihln one ysArfrsm ihiA aAle,
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sGtaal Notats.
%sHERIFF's. SALE.
use Of Sage Kellogg, In Ashland Common

~ nt... - ~
Jonas il. Glothnrt,
nuRSUANT to the command Of an orde o.
sale; issued inthe above case, trointhe Court
or Common Pleas of Ashland county, and stale
Of Ohio, to me directed, 1 will expose to public
sale at tho door Of the Court y ouse, IL said coan-
ty, on ,
Monday Ms 6M day Of March, 1854,
betweepl tho hours Of ten O'Clock. A. NJ, AND
four, o,c' ook p, NJ, Of said day, the one undl-
yided half Of tho following desctihed real estate
situated and being in the county Of Ashlqnd, ana
State Of Ohio, to wit /: Part of the nofth-wesI
quarter Of Section Nog(2b) twentysiYey township
t22) tweniyrtwo, range tl6) sixteen beginning y
the nerth.e east corner oil said quarter, thencvI
south ON the cast quarteriline dopa bunhfea an.
Corty-two tl42) rods, to tho centre Of the creek
called Jerome Fork, Of the Mohccan creeks
thence north along the ceppe q said creekl.O
the north line Of said quarter, thence east on
tho said north line one hundred rods TO tlielpluce
of beginning" Also, part Of the southwest guar,
ter OF section twenty-iour (24D ,ownshiB and
rahga as above beginning at the southeast cor.
ner of said quarter, thence north one hundred
aud sixty rods and eighteen linkst to the northeast
corner Of said quarter, thence west 10 the quar-
ter line sixty.three rods seventeen links TO Ben
iamin Moro's lands, thence south eighty. eightrods
with the east line of said Morc's lands, thence
west with the said More's lands to the center Of
the creek thence southin the center thereof to
the said south line, thence along said lino TO inc
place Of beginning, one hundred rodV disiahti
containing seyenty.six acres thiIty-fyc rods, The
first above described liact of land, containing
six,y.Gour acres one rood and four rods. 'i'I
l.. Terms of Sale-Cash; ..,a ,.r o.,
j. D. JONES, Sheriff.
l- Pob1 1855! INST. DIV. IF $3.50. ia 1ritr|
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II iBAcHERER, at the old ,tapd formerly
lL, occupied by Michael Miller, above The
MeNnlv house, keeps constantly on hand every
variety Q fgpod tblngsssxesPt intoxicating drinks,
which eau DO desired by any one fond OF good
n.y.. June2e l,s63.l pNii9t % etfl7fig
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Ashland, Jan, Is, lsSi,-uss Nv. A''Oin''
SALE o5 81 E PAG,I EsTAE EG, nv on DEB

u FHVhHI NVUNNs
ne the lth day Of February A.. a. 1854, between
the hours OF ten o'clock A. NJ. and four O'Clock
=. NJ. on the premises hereinafter described. viii DO
sold to the highest bidder, the following real estate,
as theiprOperty ofJ0hn Lehman, deceased, 10 wit. stu.
ate In the County Of Ashland, aud State OF Ohio, and
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and section twenty-five,
quarter, bounded AZ folfows, beginning al the north
east corner Of John Madoles lands thence running
wet eighty rods OH said Madoles north line TO the
said quarter line 10 tho south. west corner OF Jacob
Mlrhleya land thence cast on said Nil hleyi south
line eighty rods thence south 10 the place ofbegin
ning, containing Thrift acres moTe or less. ApPrAia.
Terms Of sale-0ne third cash In hand, one thiTdin
one year. aud one third In two years with interest
from the day OF sale Back Payments to be occurred
BY mortgage on the premises.
PuLros& MsCoMlS, MARTIN WOLF, Admit
.Atty's for Plaintiff. OF JOHN LEHMAN, decd.
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BADNESS CURED,
EmersOn's American Hair Restorative.

3 y,op .. .T-1-e olI
RoIJ 'snb, w Lar on neaps nopelessly
IS Winning goId'n opinion, from "' uer ,'o%- VIZ I,'n nso
using ii. This IS 4 new article, recently %iRntrrto-
duced to the public, and will stand on its "
merits. Some Of the bes' citizens Of Cleveland
and Pil's6arg' who were hopclossly bald a few
Seads 10 sbew d ph \. mC Og% ne T6 1 nn,on on ias,s
,ueh oonfJence i%f In, mn an,bo ~ 4 i Iass
agents 10 lake heads on Observation-Disclosures ~ Sa
coed ,nnn l. ,.,r LII IntN1Y ~"
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L. o. Wilson George W. Gasleire, Nt' a"u
. VIM. W. Johnston, samuel NJ, Wal H., l ST..
Ter aud CharlesA A. Atkins, Partners Civil Action.
under ltame o. l.. o, Wilson d Co.., III t,tnHd
ID. .. ..tI.. RS. r..r ala l...| .ff
JudsOn MoCOmb, Albert McComb,
Chas. II. Demihg. VIM, Johnston, arrfrr-D
Nc Bride, Sheldon q Co., James Nc
bride, & Henry Mcbride, Mcbride, In A HAND
Robinson d Hoover, Joseph Nc. Common Pleas
cDmb. Mary Jane MeComb, Day $40 Ohiu.
GriswOld d Co Chittenden, Bliss
d Co., John H. Nc bride d Luther, r4 rriGn
Grail g. CO,-Deiendants.
JAMES MCBRIDE, Henry McBIide, John X, Nc,
y Bride, Mcbride, sheldon & Co., Mcbride, Robin,
son & Hover, bay, GriswOld q Co.. and Chittenden
Bliss d Co., defendants above naIned, will take no,
tice tbatthe above named PlaintiGs filed In The Clerk
Office, Of the COlT; Of Common Pleas of Ashland
eonntT, Ohio, on the 10Th day OfJapnary, A.. ID 1854,
and on The slst day Of January, A.. \. 1851, their Pc
titiOn aud supplemental aud amended Petitions, in
which said original and supplemental and amended
petitions, II L. avcrrcdthat The Defls. JudsOn & Albert
MCCOmb are indebted 10 the plns. by note AsrolIows;
lst. No.e dated Annl u, 1858, due at six months,
and calliEg for s5le li-ltO. r" IA. H. .E''
I'd. Note dated Sept 10, 1859, due at six months.
and calling for SItn9 jJ-lCO. l.H...Hf |TUJf.'
Plaintiffs further seek TO hold goods. ware aud mer.
ehandiIe which have been assigned BY ehaltelmort.
gage to De1s. Mcbride, Sheldon and Co., James and
Henry McHfide, Mclfide, RObison aud Hoover. John
X. Mcbride aud Joseph McComb. ALSO, Notes hook
accounts and other chooses in action assigned to- nens.
Day, GriswOld and Co., aud Chlttenden, Bliss and CO.
both of which sales and transfers, plaintiffs allege to
be fraudulent,
plaintiffs also seek to hold defendant, J. X! Nc.
Brlle Tor IepreseniauYns made to plginUns, as to the
%s0lvenCy Of defendants, J, d A. McConibs.
The prayer Of plaintiffs petitions are supytantially
asfollows; The allowance N al injuhctioh The an.
poi tment Of q receiver, an order of attachment
with notice to garnishees named therein, also, plain.
tifs pray that said assignment aud sale may be set
aside as fraudulent, and proceeds applied TO the pay.
ment Of plaintiffs claims, aud for other and further
relief.
defendants will further take notice, that unless they
plead, answer or demur, TO said plaintiffs petitions,
ON or before the 25lb day Of March Htxt, the same
will he taken as confessed, and plaintiffs will dc.
mand relief sought. .efa1s1 1F
KELLOGG & ALLISON,
1000 "I.. 'fAttorncy't fVf plaintiffs,
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-02-08
YANKEE SULLIVAN IN THE SHADE
a Great Knock-D Down!
Not at Fist-i-CufT, IA in the price of
Goods!

. OIL. .... .H. I------N fr. "I ..r. "... F
N0U, may talk about the scrimmage between
L the Turks and Russians, and the "rcst Of
mankind - but it doesn't begin to- equal the "war
of determination which J. C. Bushnell is now wa
giUg against his high-pficcd competitors. He is
now receiving a large assortment of
NEW GOODS OF NEW STYLES
IN addition to his former stock, which he will sell
at much lower prices than could be afforded ear
lier in the season. He has no leading articles,
but will sell his stock on average, at the lowest
possible prices. The unprecedented and %pnriyal-
ed sales OF lis establishment, speak louder than
all the humbug advertisements which have been
thrown out before the public by CASH STORES,
CHEAP STORES, SC.
He would particularly call the attention ofthc
public TO his large stock Of
..ao READY-MADE CLOTHING!
ofhis own manufacture, all ofwbIch is warranted
to the purchaser, at prices that cannot be under
sold. All arc invited to call and examine his
stock. Seeing If believing none shall doubtful
those who see not. f" Ilt
f.. .g.rrgl I'd. IT, c. BUSHNELL.
Ashland, December, 1853. 9m30
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m SHERIFF'S SALE,

Samuel Smith,
DURsU.ANT to the command ortwo orders of
i sale issued in the above cases from the Couri
ofCommon Pleas Of Ashland County, and State Of
Ohio, to me directed, | will expose 10 public
sale at the door ofthe Court House, in said coun-
~ on ."'
Monday the 6M day Of March, 1854,
between the hours of ton O'Clock, A.. NJ. and
four O'Clock p. M. OF said day, the following de-
scribed real estate to wit: In lot number ninety
eight, in tho town Of Loudonville, in the county
Of Ashland and State Of Ohio.
0ApPraisedat three hundred dollars. Terms Of
Sale-Cash.
J. D. JONES, Sheriff.
Feb, /, IS54-b31 Aw, nfl.l2.
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A FRESH supply Of Wrights Indian VeretobIs
n PHis, a stSRdafd English Medicine, Sor the
revocation and cure Of disease, TO, aid anddmp-
provo digestion and purify the blood. For sale
atthe new Drug storein lAahlaud ,by1in mnill
s..r RoLLA IL, CHUBB 4 Co.
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Fits! Fitsi!IFifsMlI

IT EWIS&RLETCHERs' Vegetable compound
u for the cure OF EpiIipsy or Fits-a recently
discovered invaluable Medicine, purelynveeotS.
bic, Tor The cure Of this dreadful diseaso. Just
received and for sale BY h.H.cHUBB & CO..
DrugglstSy ashland Oh
Iulyb, 1903. I'll
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RENTEnS, LOOK HEREIi

HENTElss, LOOK HEHEII
I HAVE procured right Tor an improvement
Il in building houses, by which a house may be
built for a small amount Of money, with all the
eonveniepces and comforts ofthe dearest houses;
and as ! have appointed John smalley, Of Ash
land, as my agent for this county, please cali on
him and examine the model, and procure a right,
ANDREW s. NORRIS.
Troy, Ashland co., Aug. s, 1883. 2f
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REkDY maze CIOTHING

TTN. B.-My competitors say that II is"old
goOds' that | am selling here. This is a mistake, a
they will learn in good time. Nv numerous custO'
mers. who crowd my store. daily. eau assure them
that %sellOnly NEW goods at TPNEw PRlCESiLH
The goods buying people ofthe town Of Ashland Snd
vicinity, have exhibited a ready disposition 10 rally
underline nee banner Of Heu goods andnsp preesl
"FOreyer fOstthat STANDARD Sheet s..f
Where brealhes the foe hut fails before IN" .
h. McMAIlAN. .
% Ashland, May IT, 1853 -5gir
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PETITION no sELL LANn

Ashland, Jan. as lss,.@nsS SS. F'''"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05
TIE AFFRAY AT THE ST. NICHOLAS
IInTEI

The murder at the St Nicholas Hotel. New
York was committed by DIR. II. NJ Graham, of
New Orleans, aud the victim was Col, Lorng, of
California. \ Geographic despatch says:
The former drunk and making a noise in
of the corrdouS, Mr.. Loring requested
him to desist as ii annoyed his wife DR.. Ora
ham continued his conduct, when Col. loring
came out and requested him to desist. DIR. Gra-
ham turned upon him, drew his sword from his
cane and plung d it into him, and he died al
most instantly.
An inquest was held this evening on the body
of Col. Lorng, and one of the hotel servants, who
Witnessed the affair, testified that the deceased
struck the prisoner, whenihe latter raised his
cane and the deceased seized it. The sheath
came off, and the prisoner ran the sword into
him.
The Coroner's jury in the case of Loring re-
turned verdict that he came to his death by n
wound inflicted on his person by means of Il sword
cane in the hands of Robert NJ. Graham. Ora
hun was committed to await the action of the
Grand Jury.
The n. Y. Tribune gives the following ae-
count of this lamentabc affair
DIR. Graham was drunk on Tuesday highland
was making considerable noise about the hotel.
when the eight Ward Police were called in to
rest him: but at the solicitation of his friends, who
promised to take charge ofhim and not allow
him to go out into the street again that night no
police.
BY some means other Graham managed to
get out, and at an early hour this morning he
returned to the hotel in state bordering on in
sanity from the effects of the liquor he had taken
Graham made his way up stairs and commenced
walking up and down the hall near the apartment
of Col Loring. making noises of no very agree
able character
The Colonel camo out of his room and request
ed Graham to desist from making such hideous
noise as it disturbed and annoyed his wife very
seriously after which he again returned to his
apartments.
Graham still continued bis uproarious conduct,
when Col L. came out a second time and repeated
his request-and while expostulating with him,
Graham suddenly drew long sword from "A cane
which he carried, and plunged it into Longs body,
killing him almost instantly.
Before medical aid could be summoned, Col.Lo-
ring expired.
The scene which followed this terrible tragedy
was lamentable in the extreme, and for several
hours afterward the greatest confusion prevailed
throughout the hotel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05
CONGRESS-WrnNrsnAY.

SENArE.--Mr. Butler, from the Committee on
judiciary, submitted report to the effect that
the Hon. j. w. Williams of n H., is no longer
entitled to Il seat in the Senate. Several bills
were passed. among which were the fertilization
bill and the Post Office appropriation bill After
the consideration of executive business, the Sen
ate passed IA few bills, and did some other public
business, and djourned about O'Clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIvES.-T Senate bill
granting right of way to the Lake Huron and
Erie Railroad Company through Gratiot military
reservation was passed The House concurred
in the amendment of the Senate to the court house
and post office bill for Boston, New York, and
Philadep ha-makng the choice of sites by the
President require the concurrence of Congress.
The House refused to lay the amendments of the
Senate to the civil and diplomatic bill on the ia
Bile. The House then concuned mainly in the
report of the Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union,on the Senate amendments to
the civil and diplomatic bill The House refused
to lay the said amendments on the table. On
motion of Mr.. Stanton, of Ky, 10000 extra cop
les of the report of the committee on the guano
trade, and 10 900 copies of the report of the Re
gents of the Smithsonian Institution, were order
ed to be printed. The House refused to suspend
the rules to take up the Senate amendments to
the river and harbor bill and the homestead bill,
and then adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

IN. d A -
oe IN wafer hHt Mh'u 1t - io''lltt"d that IN We
tim. Il rnrhannc of r,s,p i and nlso ,yben hi. -
| pertinent - rnnpnr, a, H., il a r,,.. =, L. III
-, ~ "t'u mrs % P''s II "e sur
l''a y" ". "''s i'Hi'' "i''h ~ lcfc lnuicbtedt
IN dried sFltnc with the add a iitit.
chafruai a. npsstI a., IL -,,,, h.o, LA , ,r,.I l.,..
puneept and bisl,I,. l,,N M -. : -,
ip"e'' ~ "S''N SUI """uS. inc oxygen - Inc SUI
fhHlo urid at separated and union OF lime aud
sulphur IS let
ia Tb. ,t,,I .. ......., ..;,.,t ;, - =:
,a,tt,. u. d. '''' I''''" '''', ""r'' -
49, ''S5"''r' a." 't'' drrp green "hh tduehn"
ers'
shown 10 be The oxA 4-ulphatc ufirnn
10 Upon 10 Rmius ,mcn obtained hy boiling an Ga.
or 10 hours tho whole carotu, dlurc the litter nons
eofate1 weighed hch'rr u-r The sediment found
snmel a lishttroWn
Ii. of tho a,t,,nt In ,.,
ho and we'll tried all ut "a Of water which had been boiled
rnaai IaursI ami f,urrtI, ,iatr Au,r aanIns
= Mbtsh prs pitnt, of nearly grains ns obain,.i
lie The which had boon carfiy tour oil carbonate OF
potash aided wl,, Tunnel M, ,,rr Mia, ann ave
whr luose pr,iutntr u near, o rpiu ron oarh
thu preeipitac thus obtained small portion Of slpbmrr
ned dropped the first e or no cer, esur
brisk erl salci salt wns formed ,elucsen and
somoW ha bittcrish
this aud the preceding ,Xt,riuent NAV lie Inferred
that given quantity contain parts
the suphae iron of the suphac Of lime and three OF
the anlphae marnrs contains acid
hut In excess Ms ii oes moi o,nnu,nr in nav spsih do
gree suit acid taste.
This spring resembles mnuy respects the celebrated
according To the m,n and atoms of Ilo0
hui carhuuic acid H. not In the snme oxrrss II ~
here only of combination Tho slmcnt also dif
efs in quantity. This water nnopng part weight
the other % 9TH though probably
rpnrou Of the and n the sulpburc acid In
hination
The obvious effects of this water, upon drinking IT, are
LIST t'nsihr flushing tho face; or rather u pleasant
"arm glow Is felt attended with increase pusaton
In persons whose pulse generally ~ ia minute II
will Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05
MANS A STRANGE COMPOUND

vi wonderfully seri-i see manifest in every
day life So selfish some. TINT it possible they
would themselves Letters Patent" to pre-.
vent their fellow man tIom making support, say
the loast. prevent them from engaging in similar
cupation that fther in order that they might
be better able 10 mo1oPoze and enrich Themselves by
extortinate prizes
But fortunately, in Il Is country. the privilege all cu
JOY, eompeting with AN nther, make all obeine aud
kind aud caGses those whn lave done. or would do
otherwise 10 come down fair standard of prit -
MISC Ia make effort that Hey otherwise would hive
nude in or Ter rl.asa tiser patrons And wi lie tho
subscribers do profess be tho only ones who cuu
take DOL Ddl Rer7e08Fe neither ot Thar class who
become terror r,rt the sight of picture. taken hy
others. they would never hee4z inform their mnrry
friends aud patronS.aad the public generally (i permit
ed Ia sla} in town. thai they viii heretofore continue
To furnish them with DAGUtRREoTYpEs, truthtl amt
life like, SrENfoscoPlc and CIayon Pictures varrar
cd to please; and they thought would NOT he cunsid.
ere 'hamJaggeg and sri pudiag,' they would say
equal any in thi, pace elsewhere but thu, fact
they willing to allow discerning pubic To Judge
q. W. MINIS Il co
n. b hey havo fine supply of l. cket., Pms,
Rnss, Bracelets &c, constantly hand made cxpirs--
" far Dagueueotypes, which they will sell low, with
Picture complete. &. w, NJ
H. s. T.
Gallery on Man St. Two doors from Bridge st..
July p Lynchbng, Va.