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FRANCOIS ABADIE,
AGRNT.COLLECTBUR,

QUA DoNALDsoNvILLE.
Rive droite seulemen.)
7 E Soussigne rhonneur de prtvenir scs
Janis ct le public quill collec.era tous lee
complies qu'cn lul adrcssera pour In rive drote
du 6euve. II Odrira toutes lee garanties desira
biss pour le montant des complies qui lui se.
rons con6es ..'..
f. ABADIE,
Chss y. Andre FsucheuI, StJesn- Baptiste,
rive droitsl.
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Nouvelle Orlesns.. MN. J. Bonneville, enc.
St.Anne ct Royale.
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FEUILLETON.
historic DUN VlOLON,

hlSlUkE EDUN vlUIUN.
scE A.t.il encore des fees jean.
~ Paul. F rederic Richter dit que
assyR non. Les sylphes sont morts de
froid 1 rapproche du Realisme; c'ess
Henri Heine qui Ia ecrit.-Mais ces
deux enfsps 3e k blonde Allemagne
M6-psds5dt Psfssf que des pays fau
della du Rhin.-Chez nous autres. Gal.
lo.ROmains, dams l'interieur des terres,
aug bords des Aeuves druidiques, les
fees, les sylphes, les gnomes ct les &C.
nies vivent toujours, non moins ieunes
qu'au temps d'Honore d'Urfe ct de
Claude Pcrrault.
n, Get sutre soir que Ia neige etendait
son manteau d 'hermine sur les chemins,
jc lisais, au coin du feu. une page re-.
cente de George Sand. L'illustre fem.
me brodait des variations sur 10 mytho.
logic, populaire du Berri.. Dams ce
quelle disait, il etait question de toutes
lcs croyances rustiquss qui poetisent Ia
vie, d'ailleurs 81 terne, de Ia province.
II faut que vous le saehies. lsuteur de
Ia More au Dia6le volt dcs appari.
tons partout. Quand ellie 50 promene
dams Ia vallee Noire. les opdines Sc.
veilleut, les peris de l'Est sc dressent
tout 4 coup sur Ia marge des etangs on
lie long des prairies. II y en- qui eau.
sent, Il y en- q qui chantent. il y en-
qui provoquent ls passant par un rire
moqueur. 81 vous repondeE q ce rire,
vous etes mort. -g. -
q Je sais bien qu' en- descendant au fond
des chooses. on trouve tout celia du der.
nier absurde. NJ. Babinet (de l'Insti.
tut), qui est uu hommc grave, s'ecrie !:
Laisses doac c'est dc Ia superstition"
NJ. P.J. Proudhon, qui est un autre
hom,ne serieux. ryous dit Ne faites
pas atteutios cest Dc Ia nympheoma.
mic. y lis ont raison au point de vue
de i'existence reellc. de meme qu'un
rretre qui YSse en- fait que Jupiter ct
ic pa a,a1isme ne sont pas. Eh bien, &c
monde imaginaire d'esprits ct De lutins
<,', ct il sera longtemps encore, en- DC.
pit des efforts de la philossphie experi.
lncntale Dams ma scule province, qui
ct le meme Berr one je vous nommais
tout q rheure, c'nq cent mile anes
pour le moins tienn at 4 ccs 6bles con-
Inc un heritage de fAn,'lle. hien ne
q saurait press'oir contre "a 0see iner'
tie de COS lesendes Mo' ga suls vol
tairien jusqu IA moei'e des os, r ne
souviens d'asoir plus dune fois Joue
gros jcu en- ', ,ulant cou'battse cstss poe
sic agTeste. IL a une y'ngtasoe q an
'necs, iorsqce nous nous ss,y'ocS' ~
sortir du college. ~ meter ee trsoun,
nous allions q einq on s'x travers les
campagnes precher oontre ces mythes
set lsas ps.siaacee eose'nIe. Les ry'
sans Sous 'asass'sns dire. 10 neos cncou'
rageeAses neos; Dms quaed nous or.
riv'ons au monsas % ccnclure ct quu
iailait 'aceref sssss s'eines images on
!ss sommer dc renoncer ieuFs conses'
lie noas nostsslsns iesrs iousehss ae
fer y, les foureAss n'eus:s@ poant
sum Z diesoudre raposto'at' I'D aafaient
ets 'qser'r 70 yseua turi :ceFoeae su
ma.seaa d p chcm'see. 'ls aura'ens
'dssha,aS icsrs chsens de easos. \
Uon9 &c temps. encore nall, ~ len.
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$50 Reward.

WILL b. psid TO any one who WIN a
w bring beck to fbs subscffbsr, or 81
lodge In the pwish jail, tn negro nan
EUGENE, sesA aboss - ysass, ofoedi ~
nasv l,sight, and q v9v blask coUples6oa
eaid dave hss bssa seh 10 tc subsefibar Il
the auction ss!s efHr. stsph. sgti |. runsvey
!9oaserss plontstion, 81 Charles, Or IN the ID
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g Joss ne Baptist. April aiss.. .snill a'
In VALIANT HAMILTON
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CHDvAN rRoUvB.
HORSE FOUND.

NOTICE ID hereby givlA By the ~ =
IN subscriber thai be h1 10 his yard III
q Creole bay horse. withtut any particular
mark, except hia two baekxae fcSt which are
white. Said horse Hss bean fss 'is nests AZ
The owner 10 prs-sd 10 claim NJ property
in the 20 days vhichv viii follow Ne Rsbaics
ton Of said notice, and pay tte costs ef inser.
tion, SC h y a@'
st John he Baptist, April lskA o. lLl.a g.
I'm I - SOSTHENE BARRE.
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The Foreirn News.

A passenger in the Baltic brought over
a copy of the London Times of Feb.
10th, being .one day later the regular
flies received by the mails. The Tfi6-
uas% received the copy. It contains q
long sticlo on English political respon-
sibflity,s the drift of which is, that the
responsibility of Ministers, army and
navy officers is not so exacting as it
khould be, in order. to have affairs eff
GENTLY conducted. The following is all
ft6s.additional news we fluid. I
ADMIRAL NAPrER AM MS SPEECH.
In the House of Commons, on the 9th,
Mr.. Crawford asked the First Naval
Lord of the Admiralty whether it was
true-as it would appear from a speech
stated to have been made recently at a
public dinner by the late Cemmander-
iD-Chief of the Baltic aeet-that the
Board of Admarality had dismissed and
censured Sir Charles Napier, and also
what were the instructions eyen to the
gallant admiral, and whether they were
such as wonld fetter him in the perform
nance of his duty /?
Admiral Berkeley-No one could re-
greet more than I myself do the necessi-
ty the honorable gentleman feels in
putting this question. No n can ro-
greet more than I myself do that my old
and gallant friend, Sir Charles Napier,
should have been SO highly indiscreet as
to make the speech which he has been
reported to have made at the late din
ner atsthe Mansion House, Hear. Hear.
Having expressed these regrets, it is my
duty to inform the House that Sir
Charles Napier has not been censured;
that Sir Charles Napier has not been
dismissed from his command and that
Sir Charles Napier was not goaded into
improperly attacking any n forti6ca-
ton in the Baltic; that Sir Charles Ma
pier was. not restricted in any way from
attacking those fortresses, if he had SO
thoughfsproPer; asa that Sir Charles
Napier was informed blythe Admiralty
that the country expected eyrything that
such a feet could perform to be carried
ont~aRa executed. against the enemy.
GHear, hear.1 I regret extremely that
Sir Charles Napier is setting so bad an
example to those officers whom he would
command. regret extremelyt that it is
my duty to state, as the senior naval Of
ticer of the Admiralty, how highly we
must disapprove of such conduct in any
officer in her Majesty's service. CHear.
hear. While Sir Charles Napier is
complaining Of the want of confidence in
the BoarfSf Admiralty, Sir Charles
NaNF shqAkd reflect whether, by such
condact-Whether, by the conduct he is
pursuing towards his superiors-he is
showing an example which is fitting for
those who are under him to follow
whethH khe is able, by such cooduot, to
secure the confidence of those who are
under him, if such confidence they have
in him; and whether such conduct is
becoming in an officer who assumes to
command fleet in conjunction with our
allies the French. lOheers.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

The State OF Ohio, for1 The State CT Ohio fer
use of Fund Commis use of the Fund sCom-
sioners, of Richland lmissioners of RihIsnd
County Ohio. fCounty, Ohio.
william Taylor. John W. Fres1nau.
II virtue of two writs Of Execution duly
ID issued, one in each of the above cases
from the Court of Common Pleas or Rfchland
County, Ohio, to me directed, I will expose TO
Public Sale at the door of the Court House, in
Ashland County, ohios on
Monday, Ac 12tA dag of March,
A. D., 1865, between the hours of ten O'Clock,
A. N. and four O'Clock, P. M. of said day, the
following described Real Estate, situate in the
County of Ashland and State of Ohio TO wit.
Being a part of The south-wost quarter of see
ton number twenty-five, in Township twopty-
three, and Of Range No. sixteen, and bounded
as follows, TO wit accompanying on the line
rods and twenty-five links, thence
east ninety-four rods, thence south sixty de
grees west, eight and 4 half rods, thence South
three degrees west tourteen rods, theme o sodths
nine degrees west four rods, thence south forty
eight degrees, west sixteen roads, thence.
south twenty-six degrees, west fourteen rods,
thence south sixty four degrees, west tweuty-
west eighty rods, thence north TWEEN
ty-seven degrees, west fourteen rods, thence
north aoventy~eight degrees, west thirfv-four
rods, to the place of beginning, odntainlnQ
nineteen acrea more or less, saving and ox-
cepting one acre heretofore sold 10 PhiliR
Fiuke off Of the north end Of the above De-
scribed TRACT of Land; to be sold a. the prop
John NJ Freeman, aPpraised at four hundred
J. D.. JONES, Sheriff
Jan. 81, 1855. a2etspfS6,b 30
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So
Tue ONO LIoUoR LAw.-Ths liquor
eases which have been on trial for sew
eral days past in the Probate Court,
have been decided.
Counsel for the defendants moved to
quash the informations for the follow
reasons /: 1. The act itself is ~unconsti-
tutional. s. The passage of the bill
y as unconstitutional, 8. Under sec. 8
cfr said act no person can be convicted
70 a violationo of the provisions of either
of the three first sections; the informa-
ton must charge and the State ust
prove q Joint violation of the provisions
of the first second and third sections
4. The phraseology of sec. A. and of
that part of sec. 8, which refers to Tio,
lations of the fourth section, is so vague
dark and ambiguous as TO make . n
yiction under its provisions impossible.
5. Sec. arefers back tofthe first sec
tons no person can be convicted I'M
der its provisions unless he be guilty of
and charged with q joint violation 70 the
provisions of the three first. sections.
The motion was fully argued by
Messrs. Geo. i. Converse, Otto Dres-
ell and Henry G. Noble, for the defend
ents, and by Messrs. b. T. Martin
and Jude Warden on behalf of the
State. This morning, Judge Rankin
delivered the opinion Of the Court,
sustaining tile motion on the last three
grounds relied upon IN its support by
counsel for the Observation-Disclosures
Statesman, IN.
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Always Somthing New!
TO BE SEEN AT THE
New Jewelry Store in Ashland, Ohio!
I.R.GOODFEl.L0V

E
I.R.aGOODEELLOW
A NNOuNCES 10 the public, that he has
made large additions to his splendid
stock of rTta
WATCHES AND JEWELRN!.
Among his stock may be found Gold and,
silver Watches, of every desnripfions va
riefy and quality. Pins, Ladies, Cold Broach-
Is, Grape, Enameled, Cluster, Knot, Cuff and
Scarf, Pins.
EAR DROPS, HOOKS AND RINGS.
Gold Rings, Loekets, Pencils, Gold Chains,
Bagleys,. Gold Pens and Holders, large as
SO m
SILVER SPOONS.
Table and Tea Spoons of pure silver, Ger
man Silver and plated Spoons, Butter Knives
Salt and Sugar-ShovelG, Silver Forks, &C., sc.
PoCkot .Cut1ery,
of every description, from the best American
and English establishments. Also Needles,
PortMonies, Dressing and Pocket Combs, and
Pocket Books, Violin and Guitar Strings.
Goggles. Eye Shades. Compasses
and Acordeons. Eight Day and Twenty-four
Hour Brass Clocks, in the most splendid Pa
pier Machea, Rose Wood and Mahogany cases.
WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
Cleaned and repaired, and work warranted.
Old Gold and Silver bought at the highest
price. I will sell Goods 90 per cent. lessthan
PedIers or Hawkerr, AMI warran Mt them better
and cheaper than they dare sell. All goods
warranted as represented. -
DE T notice and govern yourselves ac-
eordingly.
Ashland, Dec. 6, 1854. n2stf.
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N0TTGE


"AENAH Howard, Abigale Howard, viii
liam Howard Martha Braden, Jane Budd,
Joshua Budd and Thomas Howard, heirs at law
of Sarah Howard, deceased, are hereby notified
that the undersigned filed in the Office Of the
Probate Judge of Ashland County, Ohio, on
the 2nd of February, 1855, their petition, the
object and prayer OF which is that the under
sIgned may be authorized TO sell and convey
the following Real Estate, situate in Ashland
County, Ohio, to wit: The west part of the
south half, of the northwest quarter of sec>
ton twenty-one, of Township tweniy-one,
range sixteen-commencing at the northwest
corner of the qparteF-thenoo south sc degrees
east on the north line of the quarter four rods
10 = stone-thsnee south parallel with the west
line of the quarter Sc rods 20 a stone-thenee
east twenty rods 20 q stone-thenee south IS
degrees east, eighteen rods to 4 tons-thenee
east 81 34-l0o rods to a stone-thence south
ffty-two rods to . stone-thenoe east TWENTY
one rods TO Z st~one-thenco south TWENTY
eight rods % . stone, on the south liue of the
quarter-thence west on the south line of the
quarter 80 4-f0 rods to the southwest corner
OF the q-uarter-theace north on the west line
oil the quarter to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning thirty eight acres three roods and shi
rods OF land, being the one fourth of quarter
more or less. The undersigned having the
power TO sell said lands by virtue OF the will
of said Sarah Howard, but no authority to
execute a conveyance therefor.
s ROBERT cOWRN,
JAMES II. WILLIAMS,
Executors of Sarah HoWard deed.
KELLOGG & ALLrsoN, AtIy's Pet'r.
Feb. 7Lh, 1855. 4w37
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Our city was thrown into great excite
amenf on Saturday morning last by the
tsFeportof q most brutal and inhuman
lmarder, eommitted the night before
II npeears that . man named Graham
lad been living IN the upper part-of tie
/ city with ! woman of ilI-fane, named
MdTrfs1n, They had been occupying
the house only for a few days, and SEEM
ed % be living very .peaeeably together
until the night in question. During
The night, aroman in the adjoining
room bearing Noise in thereon Of Ora
ham, vent to the door, and, as she start
ed IN, met Graham, his hands dyed in
blood, q knife IN one hand and his rife
In the other. He remarked he had
killed her; that there was another per-
soa he intended to kill, that he would
then leave Paducah.'h When the wo-
man reached the room she found the
nurdered grill the agonies of death
Her throat was black where the scouu-
sdrel had choked her, while he inflicted
somst ~Weuty-odd wounds upon her body,
neck, face and head. She expired in a
few moments afterward. The ~eofoner's
jury Ean6ereda verdict in accordance
with the foregoing facts. Graham was
arrcstsd on Saturday, and but for the
fact that he vas hurried off to Jail i'm
modiately.ws fear our city would have
been the scene of fearful vengeance of
mob law. Graham was brought before
Judge Smedley, ON Monday last, and
dftsr m Investigation ofthe facts, he Bas
ordered to jail, to be heavily ironed, to
nHaik his final trial at the next term of
our Circuit Court. Graham is a wild
over, Of about forty years of age the
girl Morrison was about eighteen.-Pa-
adncah Pcnnank.
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The following sketch of rowdyism in
che city Of Now York is from the TSi-
tHne Of the 26tk-H was thought BY
che tive, medical gentlemen called m to
P66le5 assistnnce, that it was almost
inpossibls that he should survive:
q About 10 o'clock in the evening,
John Morrissy, pugilistswas in the back
room Of the Saloon when Poole entered
and called for = drink. Morrissy, noti-
chg hia arrival, stepped mp to the
bar. and, zs Is alleged, insalted him-in
: the rrossest manner. Messrs. Dean s.
Dsaeie sent for . policeman to remove
MofFissy and restore order. Officers
soon arrived, but before they did 50
Morfissy struck Mr.. Dean one OF. two
violent blows On the arrival of the
police Mr. Dean requested that Norris
; be taken to the Eiehth Ward Station
kouas, and he would there appear and
make charge of assault and battery
sglfnst him. One ofthe policemen then
took him out from the saloon, but let
$ him 70 ~ soon 40 he reached the street
esss a. The disturbance now seemed TO be
"a end, but another and more serious
asonesaoeeurred At half past eleven
sae.elock, after the saloon had been closed
Tor The night, Jim Turner, Lewis Ba-
|. sk6k, 6HspolicemAn; Pat Mclaughlin ali
s4as Rafesne, q notorious vagabond, John
Kylsf, and alter others of the same
stamp, presented themselves at the front
= door md demanded admission. The
honSa being closed, this Y as denied them,
IWkereabon thev burst open the door and
.mkFSkSd nm tozths bar crowdinr others
bssk und behaving ii the most insnltine
and olttaeeous manner. Poole being
thae1, sobsr and Pargene advanced
e. him n6d BAid, in 4 dsfsnt tone, at
czh and will lick you-r Poole declined
z6EktinR with him, and Pargene then
= aeined him by the coat-collaf aud spat
tAicsin his face. Turner advanced. pis-
tol IN hand, when Poole said, aDon't
murdef Turner then fred at
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THE New YoRK STATE LoANAThe
Argus says the bids for the 81 ,000, 900,
payable in 1873, at six percent., for the
purpose of the canal enlargement, were
opened yesterday, by the Commission
ers of the Canal Fund. There werc ff-
ty7six bids, amounting in the aggregate
to oysr $4,000, 900. OF the whole
amount, $6s2, 600 was taken at and above
.l3 per cent. premium, and the remainder,
Sf3 900, at and above Sll2 7e-only
$3.50, 600 being at that figure. The
premium commanded by this loan is a
handsome tribute to the credit of the
State-especially when we remember
that it is to be taxed to a pretty large
extent in this way during the present
year.
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BOOKS, &c.
NEW BOOK STORE!
=. Q. 4MER.

~
WHISTLES 10 inform the citizens OF Ashland aHa
w adjoining counties, that he has just received
and wittkeep constantly on hand, the largest and
best s~ssoftmertsof 3
Books, HatiOlery, IlIS, Wall Paper,
DC. eyerbefore offered to the public in this par
Of the country.
&c has tkken The room formerly occupied By the
Banking House OF Luther, Crall& Co., and dile ctly
opposite ne -
NEW BANK BUILDINGS!
Having purchased his Stock directly from Pub
fishers at cash prices, and holding a connection
with an extensive Publishing House in New York
City. he feels warranted in saying. that he CT
poets to distance all competition.
His stock will consist in partof all the various
ScnooL Books now in use, the chofscst standard
> MISCELLANEOUS WORKSl
all the Ieekntpuolieatious, Bibles OF all sizes, dis
cripiions tnd prices, a well selected assortment of
Inks, In nrt, everything usually found in Book
Stores. ~
. Particular attention is called to the Stationery
departments. The subscriber has no
Tegitation IN saying that he can give the most un-
d4oyed Satisfaction to those who are in want or
Paper, Envelopes, Blank-Books, Memorandums,
Pass Books Diaries, WALLPAPER Inks, Ink Stands,
or anything OF the kind.
Lawyers and business men, In particular, are
invited to call and examine the quality and prices
OF goods they may be in need of. ~
N. B.-Trxde supplied at Cleveland Wholesale
Ashland. Nov. ed. 1854. ssn
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NUMBER OF IMMIGRANTs THAT CAME
To THE UNITED STATES IN 1S54.-It
appears, from information laid before
the House of Representatives, of tho
United State, that there arriyedin this
country, by. sea in 1854, 460,474 per-
sons-2S.765 in Massachusetts, 327,976
in New York, 1862 in Pennsylvania
10, 1914 IN Maryland, 51,164in Louisi-
ana, I4,4s7 in California. OF the en-
tire number, 1000 we're born In Eng
land, .fOI COG IN IiEelsnd, 1927 in
France, 206Q54 IN Germany and in
China IL, zoe. Occupation pot stated,
243, 396; merchants, rs, III mechan-
les; 1870; mariners, l,26ei miners,
- farmers. 81 ,268; laborersy 624-
l05 s~eryanfs 5000 other occppar
tiope, 3,57l cleSgymen, 100; suPerfn,
tendents, 20.
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A CARD.

d C. TICENoR has removed to the store
d. room directly under tho Shield & Ban
,ner Office, where he is opening and offe ring for
sale, at the Gerry iotrest prices, and extensive as
sortmen of
ENTIRELY NEW BOOKS,
MUSIC, BLANK BOOKS,
WALL PAPER, CUTLERY,
PAPER MAcHIA GOODS,
PORT MoNAIEs,
and a variety of Other fancy articles, selected
with careIn the Eastera markets. He respect
fully solicits the patronage of the people, and
hopes by strict attentian TO hhsiness, to give
satisfaction To his old friends hnd customers
generally
N. B. The public are warned not to be de-
ceived or misled by finding our name attached
to any other establishment in to 1n. a.
Mansfield, Nov. Is, 1864. 24tf
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TIE War MISREPRESENTATION for the
Spring Campaign.


1he MISREPRESENTATION hor Inc
spring Campaign.
A London letter Of tho 9th instant
says
sSThs preparations for the spring
campaign are proceeding with great ra-
piditE, and on m enormous scale
Government Is still advertising for trans-
ports, and has at this moment in its en-
Ploy zoo merchant ships, Of tho aggre-
cate burden of 2o5, $50 tuns, the aver
age capacity being 1000 tuns; sailing
ships los, 1he aggregate burden 9I,026
tuns steamships l0i, aggregate burden
if4,362 tuus; &c have been furnished
by prfyate individuals or companies not
enjoying mail contracts; IS by subsi-
died Companies.
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CAUTION THE PUBLIC
MEDTCAL GARD

n HSs CLARK q CRANE Monld r.
IL specially inform the citizens Of AshlAhd
aaa rictuiIys tnaf they nave associated. them
selves to ether for the practice of Medicine
by diligence and close attention to their Office,
and prompt attendance upon all calls ntaa
hotfre, they hope TO merit q liberal share 81
public patronage. DR. CLARK offers his Thanks
to. all those who have herefofore7 favored him
vit their business, and will be under rensw4
ed obligations for a continuance of the same,
DR. CRArn,~ will devote special attention TO the
study and practice of Surgery in All its vari-
cites, and moro especially in all diseases OF
the Eys, either acute or chronic.
NJ OFFICE, adjoining Millfngton's Drug
Store, opposite P.& j. Risser's store.
H-DR. CLARK;s sesidenee near the Melho-
dist Church. N..E ffE-s - ~
IN. cRANE's on third street opposite ".
Wassonis. p. Il. CLARK, M. D..
1. L.CRANE, Md
April 10th, lsb4-n4stf