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New Hardware Store Z! !

d D.. DoICE, presents his regards 10 all of
N. his old friends, formed when, in the House
Of II. Luther, & Co., and wishes it distinctly I'M
dcrstood that he car be found at all times at his
establishment on Main Street, in the room for
merly occupied by b. kellogg, ready and willing
to attend to the wants of all. and purposes keeping
Hardware mall its branches
TOOLS OF ALI. DESCRIPTIONS,
Building Materials, House Furnishing Goods, Ia
bic and Pocket Cutlery, Framing. Firmer Chisels
aud Gauges, Broad Hand and Chopping Axes,
AIDES and other edge Tools,
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, SASH
and Putty, Mill Cut, HIND, PANEL, Rip and
Wood Saws, a large assortment. Braces and
Bits ofall descriptions, Planes, Bits, Gouges, Co
n and Rosewood, Butchers Horse Rasps and files
Of all descriptions. Log, Cable, Trace and Cow,
chains, Locks, Latchos, Butts and Screws, Sad
Irons, Strap Hinges, SC. Bench and Single
Knives, Pump Chain, Tubing and fixtures, Brass
and Porcelain Kettles &c. Scoop Shovels, Show
els and Tongs, Lead Pipe, Bar Lead, Zinc, Cur
Barrels, Locks, Trimmings &C.,
SADLERY HARDWARE,
Coach Trimmings, Enamcled End r,our Oil Cloths
Cheap, Shoemukers findings &C., Paints. Oils,
Vurnishes, VarDish and Paint Brushes, Dust
Brushes, Hand Bell ,ws, Corn Tonstcts, Steel
Springs aud aIles, Malleable Iron, Brass Bands,
&C., &c.
Space is not sufficient to enumerate all the ar
ticles, hut call i'd buy at the Cheap Hard ware
Store
n. D. BoICE.
Ashland, Dec. 2Sth, 1853. n32tf.
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sAtAAt SIAIE
n pursuance OF a al ord.,-of the Probate "a ,rt n
= Ashland County. Cnio, made at the January term
OF sad courtA -, 1851, | will offer fols sale on Sat.
urSay ,.e 9th day Of February A. u. 1854, attwo
SUIock y. NJ. on the premises, the folio wing desert.
bed Real Estate, as tue property ofJonas II. Grouse.
deceased. situate IN the town OF Ashland; being the
north west Of section seventeen, township twenty.
Two. range sixteen, and bounded as follows Begin.
ming OIL The north side Of the road leading from Ash.
land TO Harrlsville, and at the south east corner Of
the alley, lying east of lOt number one hundred and
twenty. three In Addersons addition to the town Of
Ashland, thence north on the east line OF said alley
one hundred aud hny feet, thence east six rods and
ten links to the line Of laud owned BY Joseph Sheets,
thence south along the line # said Sheets land one
hundred and hlty ieet, thence west along said road to
the place Of beginning, six rods and teu links Terms
OF Sale-One half Cash In hand, one half in one year
secured by mortgage upon the premises. Appraised
at |.
SARAH GROUSE, Executrix
ofthe last will OIL. II. Grouse, deceased.
Ashland, january Cd, 1851. Iw33
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF PROBATE COURT.

0N the'l0th day of February, A.. D. 1864, be-
" tween the hours Of ten O'Clock A.. M. and
four O'Clock P. NJ, at the south door of the Court
House, lathe t0wn Of A.hland, County OF Ash
land and Stale ofOhio, will be sold 10 the highe I
bidder, he following Real Estate, as the proper
ty oil Isaiah Grouse, deceased, t, wits Situate in
lid Ashland County, aud ''being in the north
east corner Of the south east quarter, of section
twcnty-eight, Township twenty-thice, and range
sixteen and being eleven perches from north TO
south, and about fifty perches from east to west,
containing four acres, one rod and ten perches;
excepting n part Of the cast end sold aud decided
by-John Fluke to Christian Rugh, and lik ewis a
a strip supposed to he sixteen feet, more or less,
clear along the south side Of said lot,'' subject to
and encountered by the widows dover, Of eight
zen dollars, to be paid to her annually during her
natu al life, the first payment 10 be laado on the
Ist day of July, 1854, and annually on the first
day OF January thereafter. Appraised at sos 90.
Terms of Salc:-o one third cash IN hand. one third
in one year, and the residue in two years. with
interest from the day of sale; back payments to be
secured by a mortgage on the premises.
MARTIN WOLF,
Admir- Of Isaiah Grouse, deed,
January 10Th, 1854. IVA
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OFFICERS OF COMPANY.
ANDREW Coon, President.
DOwEING II. YOUNG, Secretary.
JOHN p. DRENAN, Treasurer.
This Company is prepared to issue policies oil
Insurance upon the most favorable terms, for any
period not exceeding FIVE years.
Tho Directors call me especial attention OF
persons desiring to effect assurances, To the fol-
lowing, among mlny other liberal leatt res OF
their Company.
/. We issue policies on both the joint-stock
and mutual plan, on the jOiut stock plan, for as
short a period oftime as IN y 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 Richland county.
III. In clse ofslle of the property insured be-
fore the expiration Of the policy, a rntoable pro-
portion ofthe money advanced will be returned
to the policy halder. This is 4 peculiar feature
in our company, and one which we Il ink will
NEE with the appreciation ofall personslnterest
cd.
~. We c%onfne ourselves entirely to a busincs
within the bounds oi the State ofOhio. A liberia
share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Principal business Office, on West Diamond Street
MIaSfsld, Ohio, up stairs, in Sturges' nstr tr'iids
ing. Agents Of .vmpuny for Ashland County
WIN. y. ALLISON, Ashland.
G. r. KING, Haysville.
May %, 1853. III
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stabIer,s 1nodvne rherrv Exptetorant

Stabler's Anodyne Cherry Expectornnt
Is confdehily recommended TO invaiids. a eNsrRrAss
Ed by any known preparation, for the cure Of CsrEhs
HOarsensss, and other forms Oh emMen Qshsi BRON.
CHTllS, ASTHMA, GROUP, CONSUMPTION In an
early stage. and for The Reii9 OF the patient even In
advanced stages of shat fatal disease. u
II combines, in q scientific iLanner, ~rcsnedirs ofionG
esteemed value, with Others Of more TecenfdiseOvery ;
and besides its so0fhiHg and iopie qualities. acts thru
the skin gently aud with great ~enieEeyr Ter the cure
Of his class OF diseases. an p
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TNGPIRE HOUSE,
AKRON, D.
G.. RAYNOLDS, Proprietor.
Akron, Jan. IL, laj4.-n3j II.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE RY OH DER
OF PROBATE COURT.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE RY OR DER
OF PROBATE COURT.
(N the 18th day OF February A. u. 1854, between
" the hours Of Ten o'clock A. NJ. aud four O'Clock
p. NJ. on the premises hereinafter described. will be
sold 10 the highest bidder, the following real estate,
a. the property OfJOhn Lehman deceased, to wit: stu.
ate In the County Of Ashland, aud State OF Ohio, and
In township twenty-threc, and section twenty five,
aud range sixteen, and being part OF the north east
quarter, bnunded as follows, beginning at the north
east corner Of John Madoles lands thence running
west eighty rods on said Maloles north line 10 the
quarter line of the Bowlsbery lands thence north OH
taid quarter line, to the south. west corner Of Jacob
Michley's land thence east on said Mi, hley's south
line eighty rods thence south TO the place Of begin
ming, containing thirty acres more or less. Apprais-
ed at 3.
Terms OF sale-one third cash In hand, one third In
one year. and one third in two years with interest
from the day OF sale Back payments to be secured
by mortgage on the premises.
FULruN Il MLCoMBs, MARTIN WOLF, Adm.
Atty's for Plaintiff. OF JOHN LEHMAN, decd.
Ashland, jan. le. Isji.-n35 4w,
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1ylleOigtltts.
GOOD MEDICINES

STABLER'S DiARRHEA CORDIAL
3 a pleasant Mixture, compounded In agreemmr
J. withthe rules OF Pharmact, OF therapeutic agents,
long known aud celebrated for their peculia.' eficset
In curing DIARRfiGA, and dmiiar Affections ofths
system. fa IT, action Il rIdkys xAusnA and pt Hduees
a healthy condition OF NE LIVER. thus removing the
cause al the same time itcnfes the disease.
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Fits! FIts!! Fits!.!

T EWIS&fLETcHERS' vegot,bl,. compouud
Ia for the corc Of Epilipsy or Fit "a recently
discovered Invaluable Medicine purely yeae,n.
BILE, Tor the cure Of this dread. .ul disease. Jus,
received and for sale by r. IL. CHUBB q co.
Druggists, Ashland 0.
July % 1908. at
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IT Is ESTIMATED that 10000 persons die ahouallyin
ine United States, with consumption, and Professor
Enerly says that vast numbe ofthese could be saved
blythe uniely use Of some prompt remedy. Hf
DIX. HALLS BALSAM STRIKES. at the root ofthe
Diseaseat once, and such isirs speedy effect, that any
Que using II freely according 10 directions for "a ~
20 hours, and not entirely satisfied with its merits
may return II and receive back his money. Money
nH 6t ehesEJHAy refunded. The most distressing
cough is frequently relieved by a single dose, and bro.
Ken up In a few hours time. The afficttd do not
have TO purchase bottle after bottle before they find
whe,ierthis remedy will afford relief or not.
Cal on the agent and get "a pamphlet gratis. The
treatlse on Consumption alone ~ worth more than
thepriee ofthis medicine. You will find certificates
Of Physicians in Cincinnati, and Ct others Who're
cures nave been enectedhcre al home where they can
be found. N If If.E
The public have been imposed upon byremedies
commend BY certificates which Fave always
originated ron' some uuknswn source. We helicie
thst a medicine possessing real merits will effect
cares wherever 1t is used, at home as wella as abroad,
Ihisi Is no Paregoric preparation. hut one which IL used
IN season VIII save the lives Of thOusands and per.
sons may make this pargdiH Min agents from whom
they purchase, that In every case where Ills us, d
freely according 10 directions, and entire satisfaction
Is not given In es or "a hou;s, they csn return the
medicine. and their MONEY EiH6s eheerfulIv refunded
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
FLAX WANTED.

ELAA LEU
9MGLTEE, DOVE % CO.,
Troy. NEW YORK & ANDOvER MASS,
WTH.Lpay The highest market price for 1Oo,s
w 600 popnds Of good clean FLAX, delivefeu
IL The Hardware Store Of their agents In Ashland.
JOHNS & ALLEN,
Adjoining the Bank.
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sGoOrrrl
StOddard'S Series of ArllhmeticS,

YNHE attention Of the Teachers and L.ocnl
School Directors ofeVery Township IN Ash
land County, is respectfully called TO
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seidcn, withers a. Co.

The publication Of tho condition Of this com
pany, continues to excite much interest. 1t is
stated by the Globe that the schedule Of assets,
contains good many errors, generally show
ing heavier Indebtedness on the part Of indi-
viduals, than is really the case. II appears too
that public functionsries have been dcpositing
United States money with the firm, in violation
Of the Sub-Tressury law. The Globe of yes
terdsy says: @
"we learn that Selden, withers, Co. are ss-
c,rities on the official bond OF the United States Ma
w Agent Of this city--keep the money Of the Uni
ted States for him that they owe the United
States, through him. about $40, 600; and that they
have taken part Of the assets on their schedule,
and part which Is not on IT, (for instance, the note
Of one man for sl3, 000,) 10 secure both the Navy
Agent and themselves l@h
I'VE have been informed also, but do not at
present assert Il as fact, that the Commissioner
Of the Patent Office has on deposite NJ the Ex-
change Bank, $4,000 Of public funds, or nearly
that amount
The correspondent Of the New York Advcr-
tiser, writing from this city, says:
IL Is said that the clerk Of the House Of Rep
resentatives had about nine thousand dollars Of the
contingent fund there, and he ia also reported a.
debtor TO the bank. te $500 4 "a
tits quite certain that Mr.. Allen, the Navy Agent.
continued TO keep tho money OF his ofsco there,
and 10 an amount OF between thirty and forty
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DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WoRDs for January, 1855.
The Is one Of the most popular of the English
magazines The name oflts editor is, ofitscf suf-
cient guaranty Of its excellence. The present num-
Der contains the usual variety Of agreeable and
useful reading.
GRABAxs AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
January, 1886, opens with a very entertaining
sketch FIST Paul and It's cnvirons illustrated with
number Of weu-executcd wood cuts Headley's
Life Of Washington Is continued, and among other
articles appears wel-written review Of the life
embelshed with a handsome steel engraving, rep
resenting the death Of General Mercer Mt the battle
Of Princeton.
We are indebted to Joe ShiIlington for these
publications, who has also sent us the january
number Of Godey's Ladies' Book MESSY
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FEY The Richmond Enquirer Is evidently
alarmed at the present prospects Of its party,
and is seeking to arouse the "old line Wings"
and induce them to maintain their organization,
and present candidates for State officers at the
next election. II copies into its columns an
article published In the Alexandria Gazette
signed "Loudoun,p strongly urging the Wings
not to lay aside their identity, and thinks it
certain that large andrcspectable portion of
the old line Wings viii resist an inglorious and
discrcditable fusion with secret political or
ganization." No doubt the Enquirer is inAu-
enccd by very disinterested motives, in Thus
exciting the pride Of the old limo Wings. Won
der il the Enquirer doesn't think its candidates
would be rather more certain Of success, IL the
Wings and Americans" should each run
tickct9 0feourss the Wings will fall into the
scheme Of the Enquirer, and help elect Mr..
Wisel They have, at least, perfect right TO
do it IL they choose; but win they choose TO
do itp
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Trial Of As Post ONcs Czeyk-oity Council
doinys- AseAamies out Of employment
weather, do.
The trial Of Martin, the Post ONCE clerk l. pro.
yesterday, and the pleading viii be commenced
this morning. The evidence, though, in many
particulars, presumptiously strong against the ac
cused, yet does not appear to be sufficiently con-
elusive to warrant expectation of a conviction.
The case win likely go 70 thejury to-day XcF
An effort was made in the First Branch City
Council last evening to bring the present special
session Of the body to close, by Introducing
resolution that the two Branches adjourn finally this
evening The movement, however, was not sue
cessful; and there seems to be a determination on
the part Of the majority, to proiong the session
til the vexed question Of the water department IL
settled a te
There is quite contrariety of opinion as to
how the commissioners Of the water-works shall be
appointed. With some there seems to be dis
position to submit the matter to the people and,
with this view, the Second Branch have asked the
advice Of the city attorney whether It will be legal
to insert clause in the ordinance, submitting the
choice of the commissioners to vote Of the peo-
ple Until the information desired is obtained no
further legislation on the subject will be had.
regret to say that the depression of mechani-
cal pursuits in this city Is much greater than is
generally supposed. have been informed, through
gentleman familiar with the real state Of things,
that there are not less than six or seven thousand
mechanics out of employment at the present mo-
ment in Baltimore!
This is truly mournful fact, well calculated to
excite the velest sympathics for the great amount
Of distress and suffering which such circumstance
must surely entail on many worthy and hitherto
prosperous families in our midst. Think of this,
ye that have enough and to spare /; and, before
squandering money on superfuities, do what you
can for the cause Of heavcn-born charity. a'
The weather has been intensely cold here for the
past fortyeight hours though, am pleased to say,
our thermometers keep respectful distance above
zero, which is much less rigorous weather than our
fellow citizens further North and East expert
encing, Judging from the intelligence in the morn
ing papers.
Our markets give evidence Of the nearncss Of
Christmas in the vast number OF turkeys, chickens,
ducks, &C.. with other daintes displayed for sale.
SO far, prices have been rather reasonable, except
for eggs which are held at rates enormously high,
81 IL to 50 cents dozen was paid for them yes
terday. AMERIcus.
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Agents for the "American Organ"

joan T. AupLsr, st. Asaph street, two doors frusn
King street. Alexandria, Virginia.
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Baltmore, Maryland
JoHs II. HmfoS (asssted by d. w. BAILEY. 30 and
81 Walnut street, Cincinnati 10 our agent for Gin
cinnai and other cities In the west.
". b. PALxsR, the American Newspaper Agent, is
tie only authorised Agsnt for this paper In the cities
Of Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, and 10 duly
empowered to take advertisements and subscriptions
ut the rltes required BY us. His receipts win be re
garded AZ payments His Offices are---Boston, Scol-
lays Building; New York, Tribune Buildings; Phil
adelphia, northwest corner Third and Chestnut SITS.
The AMERICAN ORGAN" will be found for sale ut
AnBs YArEs'. No. 20 Beekmsn street New York.
A. D. CHALoNHz Burlington, IN. J,l is agent for
the American Organ" for the Htate Of New Jersey.
N. ]. BUHss, Portsmouth, Virginia.
0RoRGn H. PEyroN, fredericksburg, Va. l.t
]. G. MoRGAs. New Orleans. 5.
SAMUEL q. FLAGo, State Of Massachusetts.
8 CLouaH, State Of Rhode Island.
D. 8. YouNa, Staunton, Va.
]. A. DuSsNoros, for Prince Gcorge, Charles, ST.
MAry's, and Calvert counties, Maryland.
+. r. vkIrcH. Esq, Of Maryland, is general agent
to get subscribers on any route he may travel
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NHRIsTMAs PREsENTs.-Iust received

HHRISTMAS PRESENTS.-Just received
~ and now opening at Downs and Hutchinsonls,
the most beautiful collection of Shell Work Of every
description ever offered in this city together with
fine assortment of Fancy Goods Of English French,
and American manufacture, including
Card Cases and Porte Monnaies Of every dc.
scription
Jewel Caskets, Albums, Cabas Work Boxes
Fancy Boxes WritiDg-desks, Alabaster Ink.
stands
Shaving Cases, Razors Combs, and Brushes,
in great variety
Travelling Companions Cake Boxes, Wax Dolls
Wax Figures under glass, Panoramas
Chidren's Cups and Saucers with notices; and
Tea and Dinner sets, complete, for children
Toys China Vases, Backgammon Boards, Ac-
cordeons
Perfumery, Lubin's Extract
Albata and Silyer-plated Ware, Pocket Knives,
Se.,,&c
Also, fine Gold and Silver Watches, Fancy Clocks,
and fine Jewery of every description; together with
many things not necessary TO enumerate and TO all
Of which the attention Of the public is respectfully
invited.
DOWNS q HUTCHINSON,
42s Athen@um Buildings, Penn. avenue
dec 2l--eodlw near 4 u street
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thosand dollars. The sureties Of Mr. Allen were
the firm Of Seldsn 4 Withers and thc late General
Armstrong who died probably insolvent. Mr..
Allen Is IN aIniAble and worthy man, but no GER
tainly disobeyed the strict orders Of Secretary
Guthrie In this matter and he Is exposed to pros
ecution, under the sub Treasury law. Some notes,
II is said have been signed and deposited with him,
by the broken bankers, with view TO save him.
But the poor fellows distress, under these circum
and he is now patient in the Washington Infirm-
ary
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supreme Court United states.
WEDNESDAY, December 30, 1854.

J. Q. Pettgrue, Esq, Of South Carolina, was sd-
mitted an attorney and counsellor Of this court
No. 2. The Troy Iron and Nail Factory "a. Geo
0diornc, jr. and +. 0diorne. Appeal from the cir
cult court OF the United States for the district Of
Massachusetts. Mr.. Justice Catron delivered the
opinion Of this court affirming the decree Of the
said circuit court In this cause with costs.
No. 20. The propeller Monticello, John Wilson,
claimant &c., appellant, u.s. Gilbert MoIlison. The
argument Of this cause was continued by Mr.. Grant
for the appellee, and concluded by Mr.. Gillct for
the appellant.
Of the Bank Of Tennessee, plaintiffs in error, vs.
Lewis r. Horn. This cause was argued by Mr.
Janin for the defendant in error and submitted on
printed argument by Mr.. Dunbar for the plaintiffs
In error. s. N M MHT
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soxr Crock. X. what O'Clock Is Il now :"
I don't know, non. "why Mr.. X, 1 thought Jon
had the best clock In town " 10 which Mr.. X. re-
piled in petulant rough tone of voice; "vell my
CLOCK is youst 80 cute as nobodies CLOCK never was
cher she don't run right straight no more the
last chain had on her. was rope, made from
lcther string"
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tB The Delegation Of the Soldiers Of the
War Of 1872 chosen to represent the Soldiers Of the
District of Columbia in the National Convention TO
be held in this city the sth of january, are re-
quested to meet at the City Hall Saturday next at
II O'clock business preliminary TO the meeting of
said convention. j. S. WILLIAMS,
dec 81 Chnirmail
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We have been kindly permitted by gem
tlenan Of this city to publish tho following ex-
tract from a letterlately received by him from
a friend in Ohio:
You see In the administration papers and other
'anti-American prints, much said about desertion
from Know Nothingism in this State. This Is all
gammoa. There is not q word of truth In it, and
IL an election was to come off tomorrow, the re-
suit would be far more disastrous to the enemies
Of American principles than was the last In TACT,
the efforts made by those papers TO mislead, can
only cause laugh among those who do kno.o, at
these same knowing editors who do not knoS.''
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Our Troubles with the Hague.

II appears from the correspondence between
Mr. Marcy and the Dutch government, which
was sent TO the House to-day, that the claim Of
Captain Gibson is still unAdjusted Mr.. Orr
expressed the opinion, that the failure of the
Hague to satisfy the just demands Of our gov
ernment presented very grave question,
and called for the prompt action Of Con-
gress. II is probable that the Committee
on Foreign Affairs, to whom the correspond
ence was referred, will give the subject their
earliest attention, and recommend the adoption
Of vigorous and decisive course of action.
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The weather continues quite cold. There Is a
good deal Of ice in the river
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IN ANTICIPATION OF the approa,

~ Holydays, have recently made an addition TO
my heretofore choice stock Of
China Vases, Fancy Cups and Saucers, with and
without notices
Toilet Bottles, Cigar Vases and Lighters
Lamps, Girandoles, Candelabras, Spring Candle
sticks, DC. So
And win take great pleasure in showing them TO
any that will give me-a call
few of those celebrated GERMAN Students Lamps
on hand. Persons in want Of n good light would do
well 10 call before they entirely closed out
/ am selling Toilet Tea Sets, and Crookery Ware
generally less than cost being determined close
out that part Of my business. Yfs.r !
9. s. WHITTLESEY,
534 Seventh street
p s. All bills made with me must be settled
monthly. dec 2l-eod2wif