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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09

ShU 10 IlOCH6 SndWlS. q I - .-.... 0.tNO
500 do Silk Dress Patterns, at $50. Iu.OCO
5CG0 Gold Pencils, at 3..........-...-. Ii, OCO
1C0GO Gold Pens. with Silver Cases, at So :. sO,OUU
10000 Gold Rings, at Sl,50 each ......... u.GGO
1904 do at leo each -. $3.50. I2, dS4
Every purchaser CT the splendid large Liiho-
graphic Engraving. will receive a Certificate OF
Membership emitting them to a chauce in tia above
list of valuable and costly Gins for the People,
The EngravinEs Can be sent by mail without
being damaSed,O to any part ofthe country.
S%~Ef52ST COME FARSI SERVED ns
Persons wishing to act as agents for us will
please send a recommendation signed by the Pos.
master or some other influential and well known
person in the place where they reside.
To those persons who have been acting asa gents
for as in cur former Distribution, this is not re-
CURED.
All orders with the money enclosed, free of pos
tase, will meet with prompt attention,
In order TO PrereEt mistakes. agents md Others
Transmitting money TO rs UiH please hare IL scaled
in tbepreSeHce pfthe Postmaster, and the amount en-
tered on the rGy bill.
We prepay all orr letters, circulars, &C.. to oul
agents and correspondents, and expect them 10 at
the same with US.
y Agents wanted in every town, whom We
will furnish with posters, circulars, schedules in
structions, g., on application at our Office, or BY
mail post paid. For further particulars see Lescrip
tive bills, &c. or enquire at office, No. Q Wal
cults Block, Town Street. Columbus Ohio.
BURNELL& 20. E
March II, 1855. 2mo4e PRofR5EToRs
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fFRANKLiN, Portage CO., Ohio, Sept.s6 1853. !
81 .zss4 A I ,s a m "f t5s e tie I w Rirf 4.
K. Co, held June II, 1853, the following assess
nients upon Stock subscriptions were made. viz.
Ten per cent. pay able July LIST, 1873. and an assess
ment often per cent. at the end Of each succeed
ing SIXTY days. until the whole amount Is paid
Three instruments are therefore now due. to Wit
The first when subscribed. (by the chaftcr.0 the
second July list, and the third. August 3lst-
Subscribers in Ashland, village and county are
respectfully requested TO Immediately pay ~
instalments now due. and as they hereafter b.
CONF due, al the Banking House of Luther, Graf
- JOEL W. TYLER Sec.
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RATES OF
a5uuk nun gob Printing,


Having just purchased a superb new press,
and added large lot of new type to our already
extensive assortment of Job materials, We are
now prepared to execute, in a style that cannot
be surpassed by any office in this section OF
country,
Books, Bonds, Labels, Circulars,
Cards, Drafts, Receipts, Notes,
Posters, Bills, Checks, Manifests
Blanks, Bill Heads, Tickets, Deeds,
PAMPHLETS. PROGRAMMES. POSTERS,
and, in short, every description of Plain and
Decorative
IG8 tx HMGS
done in the finest style of the art, md cannot
faIi to give satisfaction. All orders promptly
attended to.
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PRIZE MEDAL
CurIeQ Hair Mattresses and Bedding.
PATENTED IN THE
UNITED STATES, ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

UNITED STATES, EAdLAND " FHAACE.
NUR Mattresses and curled hair having taken
~ Diplomas and Medals BY competition in the
principal States in the Union and also having been
awarded the Prize Medal at the Worlds Fair i'll
Lond on as The very beet article manufactured, arc
confidently offered to the community as a great
desideratIm for pure sweet sleep.
The pieces by which our hair is manufactured
entirely precludes the possibility of moth or other
insect annoyances engendeTing therein as proved
by the Sc veTest tests GENERALIZATION and by testimo-
mails from the first chemists Ofthe age, from which
we extract as follows:
"Experiment has demonstrated that the PURIFYING
agent made use ofin manufacturing, your patent
cnrled hair is especially destructive OF animal
life, that it has the faculty of bleaching and clean
ing the fibre, and that ii is the most powerful dis
injecting body at present known TO science.
II. LETHEBY, N. D.
Professor OF ministry and Toicology in the
Medical College of the London Hospital.
1 cheerfuIly state that the article submitted to
your process must he pure and sweet and will be
found of great value and from proof exhibited TO
me | am confident that the process employed ex-
$500 w. BEACH. NJ. D.,
New York.
We also keep constantly on hand a full supply
of Pillows aud BOIsters, under Mattrasses and
Bedding of all descriptions and a large assortment
of Wall Paper and Window Shades, upholstry
goods. curtains, lounges, &c, &C..
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly at
tended to. WISDO 81 Co.
42PultesBlock- Bank ST.
Cleveland, Ohio.
In IR 4 I2al >
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SPLENDID oFFERS,

HIHE UNITED STATE JOURNAL. mo- in its
i eth volume, and having already reacES4a CIT
~cnIatien ct over 90, eG0--a ne WspapeF OF lac tsTeest
class, containing fty-six. spacious colnn IS, mice
with the cur rent news from all parts on c WorldN
A large amount of literary and scIentlbf matter.
BANK Note List and Price Current, aud S new
and valuable feature, each numberfw Wit liereal eP
contain tE0 beautifully engraved PoTtrel Of dis:
tiRPuisked iHSiridHais. is published on 9 hTst OF
each month by J. Nj. EMaERseE 4 Co - &5 an2
: Spruce street, New York, a. the uHpi~%edentea
low price OF TWENTY-FIVE cents a year. A. aiuable
premium book is sent 20 each person getting UP q
club. and in addition thu following rich premiums,
| amounting to over S1,e0O: will, ON the 25th day OF
Nav. 1855 be awarded to the twenty six, perE pk
feI warding,b between now aud that time, the twen-
t six hishest number of Subscribers iR THAR or
der. r- .a---
The first premium in money ,s........ S2OQ
The second premium a saving machine weEth 12e
The third premium, a sewing mschipe WORTH ne
The fourth premium. u gold watch North.-.-.- 1tN
The e oh and sixth each q gold watch worth, ~
The nextten, each a silver " stch worth y
The next twenty each suchlbooks as they shall
.The United States Magazine
Containing thirty-two large qu9to pages, tinted
covers. on fine paper, profuselytRne elegantly Ills
ustTared. IS pubiished on the 15th Of each month,
al 1.-The low price Of one eollErt 9 year. A spiendid
premium is sent ia eaeh person getting up a club.
and in addition 5 3,6U0ist to be awarded to The esa
persons sending the largest lumber of subsc ibers:
For futher particulars. see specimen copy OF the
Magazine, which will be Sent ON receipt OF six
GEMS, or specimen oopyrof the Journal which Will
be sent gratis t. any one ordering il. Address
j.. NJ. & Co.
Feb. :, 80. 1,3,5 and : Sprueefst. New York:
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III f. A II l. d U ION
UCATION
aZ5I@.
Corner Public Square, Cleveland, d.
INCORPORATED MAY 8, 1851.

THE OLD COLLEGE has removed to new and
L splendid Rooms, surprising in beauty and con.
yeienncethose of any SIMILAR Institutions in the
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MISCELLANEOUS.
$SOO,ooo ,
IN GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE!!
CAPITAL CITY ART-UNIUN,

CoLU MBUS,s OHIO.S
q Co.'S. SECOND GREAT GIFT
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WHISTLES to inform the citizens, OF Ashland and
w adjoining counties, that he has Just received
and will keep constantly on hand, the largest aud
basf -Sxortuoeuf nf
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04
Cass and Douglas.


The following dialogue took place at the
table at Burlington, during the late celebra-
ton Of the opening of the Chicago, Buring-
ton and Quincy Railroad, at which Gen. Cass
and Senator Douglas were present.
Says A. to B.: "Here are Cass and Doug
las both candidates for the Presidency. |
won Ter what heir personal relations are.
have heard that Cass has said that whilst
Douglas was pretending to be taking his por-
trait, he took his life."
Says B.: 'sThere is no need of their quar-
reling, as each is waiting for the other
friends. But in what say am free to avow
that prefer dead Cass to a living Douglas.
The instincts Of Cass are right, and if COM
PEELED to act, there are things which he, as n
patriot and statesman, dare rot do. He may
cquiyocate, and he may dodgesto avoid a de-
c:sion; but if you get him where he's com
r e!lcd to decide, he'll always decide right.
C,ss is moral man; but Douglas has no re-
gard for morality or principle: he dare do
things which nothing would compel Cass to
do. He dare go against his Country, his
State, his City, his all to win the object OF
his ambition. Cas- dare not vo. against a
harbor and river bill. lie may dodge it, and
resort to the mot desperate extremities to
get rid Of voting; but when he votes he'll
vote right"
Says A. to B.: 81 agree with you as to
Douglas beating Cass in desperation; but
would like to know what you mean wnen you
say that oneis waiting for the others friends
b. replies 81 supposed any chila could
understand that Cass is old and Dougla,
wants his friends when he dies. Douglas il
dead, and Cass wants his friends after he il
buried. -[Chicaso Democrat.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04
LOCAL COLUMN.
The tate Railroad Celebration.


We have received communication from
a gentleman Of this city, severely censur-
inc Mavor Hudson and his subordinates
far the manner in which the late celebra-
3. zion was managed. We concur entirely
in every point made. The fact that the
ceremonies were conducted, the speeches
were made where 80 very few citizens
could hear, to say nothing Of participa-
ting in the festivities, given at the expense
Of the city, was much to be regretted
And when this circumstance is taken in
d connection with the evident favoritism
with which in stations to the banquet and
excursion we're given, it is not surprising
that our correspondent and many others
should feel and express much Indignation.
That old citizens, who had been foremost
in every enterprise looking to the growth
of our city should BE- overlooked, while
others, very recent settlers, unknown in
business circles aud in no way identified in
Burlington enterprise or advancement,
should be favored with invitations, could
not occur without creating bitterness and
deep dissatisfaction. But all this is a
family matter in no way interesting to
outsiders. The publication OF the facts
would have no effect except to scandalize
our city.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04

CHICAGO. June 2.
We would call your attention to the annexed. for
our markets Of yesterday. which be relied as
being correct. Very Respectfully Yours,
J.J. RICH ARDS Co.,
Produce and Commission Brokers.
Winter What Ordinary, 81 COO 81 20. Prime
81 65G$l so. Extra so a. 2 90. But little offer
ing.
Spring Wheat-Common 81 7o@l 70. Milling 81
1901 rs. Ready sale.
Rye-$l 90 "a ST 30. nominal
Barley-75c az 81 GO.
Con-75(G76c.; good enquiry.
Cats-4Sc.; more buyers than oats.
Beans-$l so "a 81 90.
Potatocs-7jc
Seeds-Flaxsced 81 25.
Lard-!@94
HAMS "a Zoe.
Shoulders-!aM &c.
Butter-f21l4c.
IIidcs-Dry l2(1l3c.
do Green, 596c.
fggs-11c.
Fiour-$s 00Gs9 30.
Pork--$f6 O. SIG so.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04
BALTIMORE, June l.
CALAMITY IN IOWA CITY!

a building fallen One man killed and
three dangerously arounded- Reporter
Printing Office demolished!
By passenger in he stage, who left Iowa
City yesterday at 10 O'Clock, We learn that
yesterday morning, at 7o'clock, large stone
building. next door west of the Park House,
and belonging to Mr.. John Clark, fell-one
of the side walls giving way and falling in
wardly, burying under the ruins four carpen-
tiers and plastererss ut work in the first story.
The second story had been finished, and
was occupied by the Reporter printing Office.
Some of the printers were in the Office at the
tine, but hearing the noise of the wall Civ
ing way, succeeded in making their escape by
the back door, and had but just got out when
the crash came
After the falling, the building took fire.
The cries of the wounded could be heard, but
family, and sounding as if at great dis
lance. The people commenced as soon as
practicable, with great rapidity, to extinguish
the flames, and recover the unfortunate suf-
ferers. They soon put out the FIRE, and then
rapidly removed the rubbish, until they ex-
tricated the four unfortnnates. Upon one
the printing press had fallen, and he was
dead. The other three were terribly cut up,
and our informant was told by an attending
physician, that they could none Of them live.
The cause of the catastrophe was cellar,
newly dug near the western side Of the build
ing, and the heavy rains Of Wednesday night
undermined the underpining.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04
Notice ia hereby given.

THAT by virtue Of \ certain deed Of trust execu
4 ted by Abner Picrson to henry Moore and my
self Trustees 70 secure the pay rent Of promis-
sorry note, dated March u for four bundled and
eighty dollars, wing ten per cert interest per
Nun FROM date until add will On the Goth day Of
June. 1855, at o'ci,ck n, Of said day, sell At
Public Auction ut the Court House doar in the city Of
Burlington, Iowa. for cash in hand the Real Estate
mentioned in said Deed Of Trust tnwit: The south
west quarter Of 30 T. 40, II. ?, west also the
east half Of the south quarter OF Sec 80, T. 70,
4. 2, west, containing 2i0 lcssto eat
isfy said promissory note and the interest thereon
june 2, '55-td SAMUEL IEBRICk.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04

CHOW BY Saint Paul the work goes bravely On,
The times call for action"
Nd FIELDS responds by respectfully informing
n the citizens Of Burlington and surrounding coun
try that he ha just received large assortment Of
plain and fancy
DAGUERREOTYPE CASES,
ut his rocms of Sd and jefferson streets, oppo
site the Barret House, where all those wishing fine
ans correct Likeness Of themselves friends win do
we'll to give him call.
Pictures taken for the Low! price Of 81 so TO SIS
atock for rale at very low prices and spparstas fur
nished. &CAl orders promptly ATTENDED to
June 1855 WIN. FIELDS.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04
LuxuRIEs.-Mr. E. A. Allen, of this

LUxURIEs.- E. A. Allen, of this
vicinity, has sent us some green peas, the
!irst we have seen this season. He is but
a recent settler, who will devote himself
to market gardening. And We do not be-
l;evc he could have found better location,
where there was greater demand or better
prices for vegetables.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04
CARD.


7>HE undersigned having disposed of his stock Of
Books ard Stationery to Mcssrs. Wiz OK 4 SNIP
SON hegs leave to return his thanks to the citizens
Burlington and vicinity, for the liberal share of pat
roma ge heretofore shown, and from acquaintance
If two years with the above firm. would c,rdi,l lily
recommend them to the confidence Vf the citizens in
general hoping they will find it to their interest to
call at the old stand No. g Barrett House Block when
wishing for Books, Station Try, &c.
june 4, 49, L. A. VAN METER.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04
Dissolution of Partnership.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing between H
i B. Ware, J. G. Laun,an + Geo. c. Laumnn, un
der the firm Of II. B. WARE & CO., has been this
day dissolved by mutual consent All persons indebt
ed to said firm are requested to make payment to H
B. Ware, and those having claims will present them
to him for pa, ment. II. 3. WARE,
JIG. LAUMAN,
GEO. C. LAUMAN.s
burlington, Iowa, May %, 1855.
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peA- See Advertisement of Messrs. G..
NJ. Wilcox & Co., who have succeeded
Mr. Van Meter. in the Book Trade at No.
2, Barrett House. They are in receipt of
late publications Of popular works, and
keep general assortment Of Books aud
Stationery = s@ $50
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04

s0- A neat, well-ftting and handsome
ly and fashionably got up boot or shoe is
a desideratum, particularly for the sum-
mer season. Such an article can be had
at the store of III. III. Scott, on Main street.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04

D@ Please refer to the card Of Mr.
FIELD among our new advertising favors.
Mr.. F., by his pictures, establishes his
right to be known as successful Daguer-
rean Artist.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04

ca We give this evening in our Tri-
Weekly about as full an account of the
celebration as we are able to compile,
availing ourselves of all the corrcspon.
dence and newspaper accounts We could
pick up. Those desiring copies can SCI
them in wrappers bv calling al our office
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04
CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS.

CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS
TIME subscriber thankful for the patronage extern
i dea to the late firm, respectfully requests con
tinuaion Of the same, and takes this method of in
forming the public that he will continue the Saddle
., d Harness Manufactory, and the Saddlerv Hard
ware business in all its branches, at tho old stand
Jefferson street. H. b. WARE.
June 4-3w weekly Gax. and Tel. copy.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04

pox and yellow fever did not appear to be
raging to any considerable extent.
Sugars firm at previous rates. Mclasses
scarce at l-4a3 1-2 reals.
DKTRolT, june 2.
Sidney Webster, ESQ.,, private secretary TO
President Pierce, Hon. j. n. Florney, clerk OF
the House Of representatives, }. d. Hoover,
Marshall of the District Of Columbia, Mr..
Riggs Of the firm of Corcoran s Riggs,
Washington City, and Hon. E. B. Hart, ex-M.
c. from New York, left this city this p. NJ,
for Lake Superior, on board the steamer lii
nois.
BALTIMORE, June /.
Late Texas papers report the occurrence of
q fight near Fort Belknap between some Cam
anches and an old contractor and his pnrty.
The contractors guides were killed, anu his
cattle stolen.
CLEVELAND, June l.
Parks was hung at one O'Clock this p. NJ.
He spoke for an hour before his execution !;
thanked his friends and complained Of in
justice. His last words were 81 die inno-
cent of MURDER
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04

RAILROAD AND Cry LOAN VOTED
The proposition to loan sevcnty-five thou
sand dollars for Railroad and twenty-five
thousand for city purposes, which was
submitted to popular vote on Saturday
last, carried by more than two to one
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04

pA- We are under obligations to Mr..
BAcKUs Of the B. 4 G. r. r. for late and
valuable papers.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04
The Battles of the CrimeaL !.

The Battles of the Crimea:
INCLUDING an Historical summary Of the Rus
L sian war, from the commencement to the present
time giving graphic picture Of the great drama Of
war; its bloody encounters, thrilling incidents, hair
breadth escapes, fierce enthusiasm, individual daring
personal Anecdotes, etc., etc., embracing new
plan Of Sebastopolits Notifications batteries, posi-
ton Of contendng oyces, seige works. etc., and "a
suberb map Of the seat Of war
Cry havoc, and let slip the Dogs Of War.
april q for salea' CORSE'S
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YoaK, June 2.
The steamer Star of the West from SIN
Juan, arrived here last night with nearly
half a million Of specie and 800 passengers.
She brings San Francisco dates to the 9th
ult. She connected with the Cortes and left
San Juan on the Gath at noon. On the Oath
of Cape Antonio she exchanged signals with
the U. s. Steamer San JacintO, together with
the U. S. vessel supposed to be the James
town. At same date saw an American bark
ashore on Colorado reef. On the 29ln passed
the Flying Eagle off Philadelphia with loss
Of foremost.
The U. S. sloop St. Mary was lying in the
harbor OF San Juan, del Sud on the 18th.
The news is of little Importance and the
markets had undergone no change.
The U. s. Mint opened on the 18th of May.
The amount of dust received the same day
was $4,000 and Of silver 5000 ounces.
The Legislature adjourned on the 9Th.
Nothing further ct Importance had been done.
Col Walkers Expedition sailed on the Sth-
destination unknown.
The clipper ship Charmer had sailed fol-
New York with 900 tons Of flour and grain,
The news of the failure Of Page & Bacon.
was received May LIST, and on the I'd Page.
Bacon & Co., closed their doors after paying
out 100000. The concern cannot resume
Several mercantile failures had taken place
in consequence, the most important Of
which was that of Menswold 4 Co. for 1888,
OOO, divided as follows: New York sos 900
Europe 1000, San Francisco $l3 900. As
sets set down at about $280.O0O. Losses il
one year 5000 900. The failure it 10 al
legged has been occasional by the decline il
Real Estate and the depression IN business
The paper Of Page Bacon & co. was scllin
at discount.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04
Boarding.

A FEW Doarders can be accommodated with Boari
n with or without Lodging. Meals served at al
hours at the city Restaurant.
Burlii gton, june 4, '55. d. j. DUVAL GC0.
[City papers copy.l
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04
Stray Mare.

GTRAYED from the subscriber, living Er
y miles northeast Of Fairfield, on the 4th ~
May inst, bright bay mare. yea old, II hands
G., small star in the forehead, collar mark, lame
before large hook joints behind, heavy with foal !,
not shod rowe in the left breast when she stay ed.
A liberal reward will be paid for the return Of the
mare to me or for informal where she b. had.
Information can be left at this office.
JOSEPH TILSON,
mayl4 Fairfield, Iowa.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04

NTYKOFF, or the Consequences of my Courtship,
w for sale at No. 2, Barret House.
XTOLFERT'S ROOST, and Irvings Sketch Book
w by Washington Irving. just received, and fol-
sale 1T june 40. 2, Barrett House.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04

J. PRUGH & BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Retail
NlTURE TABLISH M E n T !,
NN7ILL he found three doors cast Of %zsRT2
w Coolba ugh Brooks Banking House,
up stairs, where will at all times be -dtA,
pleas cd to wait on customers.
We will constantly keep on hand all kinds Of Fur
niture such as Sofas, Soeiables, Divans, Spring
Chairs and Rockers. Cane Seat and Windsor Chairs,
Card and Centre Tables: Cottage, Misses, end com
mon Bedsteads Breakfast and Dining Tables, Stands
Towel Racks, Safes Looking Glasses. Picture Frames
and host Of other things. too numerous to mention
all of which we offer cheap for Gosh.
Metallic and Wood Collins
kept constantly oIshand.
Msy- IIearse and Carriages furnished GU reasona-
BILE terms il required. may IL, 1855.