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The Nevada journal., 1855-03-16
PRIZE No. /.
nidcoA: prizes


Tia undivided ONESIXTH Of Bovyers Ditch. $1,000
This well known property is put up at less Than
the original cost OF construction and subsequent I'M
pro rorements; and paid last season, over 25z per cent
i,er month on he above valuation The Ditch takes
she water from Deer creek, about 4 of mile below
Ne, aIa GRO ses the ridge to Rush creek, down
I, Illinois rfvne %ewtown and Kentucky fiat, from
whence he is taken to the Badger digSings
niles IL ther. It's whole length is through
rict mining section Having been much improved
thu fall b. the addition OF two very large reservoirs
much greA.cr supply OF water Is insured and CON
cuet increase Of The income of the Ditch. The
nroo. Of mo above statements is at all times forth
coming.
a., p PRIZE No, -, 2. u,n..
stock, Wagon and Farming Implements all
7alued at LTD
The s.oct Will consist Of :-.--..................
4 head Of beef cattle.
yoke work cattle. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
work :nues.. Observation-Disclosures.
,:cry large year old bull OF excellent stock
Saddle mare. .-....--.'-. ............
Breeding sow. ......-......
Dozen hons..... 80. ......... ..... .-........
rlo Ranch is woH cnclo-oI with n picket fence
- \ sooiy portion il under cultivation. 1t pro
dlcet potatoes aul Sar-cn vegetables of very super
or 4u.lity aud quantity. For proof Of the correct
II tho above atato'nent tho public are inritcd
80 'I-IInu ,ho pruduco Of the present year. There
great f@ciljtic1 for irrigation whore required.
5rora - central Po,'on tn" ranch is very suitable
:. rool Dssinrsi is alrea'ty established.
PRIZE No. ,.
.nc aalirile,! ONEsI Of Bovyor's Ditch. 1000
t-Ca lrtfc No. ID
PRIZE No f.
tla Store, NEtures. and good will OF lawyers
-torc in Nrrto-u Nevada TO, valued 5000
90 .yin ha gur rantecd TO contain two thou
.rut dollars worth Of goods to be iuvuiccd Mt the
rnues1e prices of l'avis < Wall, Nevada. New
:nwn centrnl for the trade Of large portion Of
r1s~r cr-ak the South Yuba, and vast range Of
'' PRIZE No. S.
Tho undyid> ONESIXTI Of Bowers Ditch 1000
PRIZE No. 6.
"Ic Ranch known as the :'radcy kaI ch enclosed
with good picket fence, beautifully situated
and e,ccleat soil producing larry" crops and
Grc qusIty. There is handsome Cottage
1ha Ranch, and well fnshcd-yalued
PRIZE NO.. z.
Inc undi~ilci ONE SMITH Of Bowers Ditch .T,oo6
PRIZE No g.
Tho Store room, fixtures stock and good will of
iIo-~cr's Rush creek The store viii
bo guaranteed to contain a.. 900 worth of goods
- tho shoc,alc prices OF PAWS / Wall, Ncva
lu. Attached to the store is comUlodious
inariirg house. and furnished throughout
Rush creek is q very populous mining district.
-he di-Cings pay very regularity. thus enabling
5ne miners settle their accounts promptly.
PRIZE No 9
.A- nndyited ONE SMITH Of Hovery's Ditch. 1000
PRIZE No 10.
I've thousanI dollars in gold coin ............. 600
PRIZE No. IL
Tce u..7idc4 one sNIII Of Bovycrs Ditch. 1000
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-16

Hg- The dam of the Talbot mill on the
Tuolumne river, has been carried away
it is feared that the mill itself will follow.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-16

s@- 4 new work is now in press which i:
is anticipated will meet with an immense sale.
1t is entitled "Smith on the Evasion Of D1bts. .
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-16

Eg- Elkton has been made the new
county seat of Umpqua county, Oregon.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-16
nag The San Francisco papers state

R0@ The San Francisco papers state
that the following arrangement has been
effected between the two ocean steamship
companies: The price of passage from
New York to San Francisco will be re-
duced to one half; but the price from
this State to New York will remain as for
merly.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-16

Bae> every second of time, throughout the
busy hours of the day, and during the silence
Of night, an imndtal sonl is passing f. m
time to eternity.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-16

EEA- A wag observes that he looks under
the marriage head for the news Of the reak.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-16
5. {. Mcintyre,
v s. MECHANICAL DENTIST

81 q WcIil!Tt,
SURGEON s. MECHANICAL DENTIST
DEGs leave to inform his friends and the
Essz-~6S-Sp | public that he continues practice
UFT25SA ms profession in all its branches the Ia
1II-lJ test and most approved principles.
Pr. N. commenced his studies in lS}S under the well
known r BIDn f Of pittsburg and graduated under the
celebrated Or. BREWSTER, Of Paris, in 1910; and
ant practice since that time gives him confidence be
sog able to give
Perfect Satisfaction to his Patrons.
lie Keeps constantly on hand an excellent article of
TOOTH POWDER, and an INFAIIIBIE REMEDY FOR
M0oIH ACHE.
OHIO limited States Hotel, Nevada.
So 1T NJ visits Grass alley every Mondav.-uA Of
hce over Adams 4 Co. 5 Express OFce
In bidding adeu Tor short time to NV friends and n,
in California. take pleasure recommending Dr
C. Mcintyre gentleman well skilled in his prof.sso,
ana worthy oi an commence: T. \ lINERNORE.
chcerfully subscribe to the above f. \ CIARKt
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-16
Perfect Satisfaction to his Patrons,
ORIENTAL HOTEL,

STEVENS & MARR Proprietors
AxA HAVING taken the wei known and popular house
EiM formerly known the Nevada Hotel rcdtted and
put 4 the complete order the proprieors would
pectly solicit from the community share of patronage
THE SLEEPING ROOMS all newly papered thoroughly
ceausd and furnished with beds inferior to house ii
Boardl and Lodging ..... 80. SO per week
Meals 4..... ............... 30 cents
THE TABLE viii at all times be filled with every luxury
in the ma%ke prepared the possible style by cook:
that have lno superurS.
The best lqnors. Wines and Cigars to be found will Al
ways SUPPLY the har, without regard to cost.
And in fact ." rllps i'll be spared to make every
TONER perfectly sed and no one shall leave the house
Iegrettiag that he has taade this his stopping place
Nevada, ia flnsry 1l-tf STEVENS 4 MARR.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-16
PRIZE No. 4,

- Store GEtures, stock and good will of Bovyers
store in Nr-to=u Nevada TO, valued st...-...S, "
90 stnr1 vii ha gur rantecd to contain two thou
.rut dollars worth uf goods. to be iuvuiced at the
ynulesac prices nf i'avis < Wall Nevada. New
Gown Is central for the trade % large portion Of
r1.rr cr.ak the South Yuba, and a vast range Of
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-16
From our Extra of Saturday.
Arrival of the COrtes.
ONE WEEKS LATER NEWS.

Progress of the War-"Sebastopol not
yet taken'--Great mortality in the
Allied camp-Discouraging position Of
their affairs-Resignation of Lord Jno
Russell-Probability of a general Euro
pean War-Congressional-P Political-
VIM II. Seward elected United States
Senator from New York, &C., &c.
From the State Journal-Estra
San FRANcIsco, March 9, 6 P. NJ.
San Francisco steamer of the 9th, Cor
tes, arrived at 5 O'Clock P. NJ, II days
from San Juan.
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ohi Farmer for 1850.

The Ohio Farmer commences its. Fifth Vol
ume. january LIST, 1856. 1t is 50 we'll and
generally known that little need be said in its
behalf. With the experience of Mr.. BRcwx,
its able editor, has gained in conducting It for
the past four years, together with the knowl-
edge he hassof the wants of the public which
much travel has given him, and with the as
sistance of an able Corps of contributors. the
Farmer for 1856 cannot fail TO be more inter
esting than ever. We consider it invaluable
As an exchange. We seldom peruse it without
learning something new in agriculture while
10 literary matter is of the purcst Kind. We
know of.h6 paper that weean more froe;y re-
commend to the patronage of our readers.
sTEnNss Single copy. six months 81 ten
copies. 80. Single copy, one year, p three
copies. s. i've copies. 81 ten copies, SIS.
A Club of five subscribers, at Sc. viii entitle
the person getting it up q 4 copy for six
moaths; a club Of ten at Sls 70 q copy for
one year. Address THes. Baowx. Publisher
Ohio Farmer, Cleveland. Ohio.
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nhin Cnltivatnr.

This old and popular Agricultural journal
commences . new volume on the lstof Janu-
arr, 1856. Any encomiums which We might
pass upon the cultivator would be superau-
Gus. as it has long since bsen recognized as one
Of the very best Agricultural papers in the
West It's circulation extends through every
portion Of the United States, and is constantly
increasing in popular favor. We notice that
Mr.. BArrHxN has sold out his entire interest
in the cnltirafor TO Col. s. d. Hams. whohas
been its Associate Editor for the last i've years,
Under the management Of Col. HAaaIs, the
CuLrrvATon cannot fail to be a welcome visitor
to every ireside. The Cultivator is a Semi
Monthly publication. and is published at the
following rates {: Single copy 81 a year 4
copies for 50; 3 copies for s.. (and a copy to
the getter up of the club,) always in advance.
and to begin with the year. Address S. d.
HARnIs, Publisher, Columbus, Ohio.
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E.PSWIElrs sends the flloEing exqui-
sitely heantifnlipoenby FkxSr FonnEsr1ntothe
Home Journal. which be thinks has never been
published. He ssgs s-e The widow ed heart
Of the gited one-with her apostle husband,
frst gone before her TO heaven-thus touching
y tslls the sstory Of their en,thlyslove and is
Sill lineeriuK hold Of hand"
1 pared down Lies dim labyrinth,
A wandering maze to see
Crossed DER BY many q tangled clue,
And wild as wild could be;
And as gazed in doubt and dread.
An angel came to me-
~ ~
I knew him for a heavenly guide.
I knew him even then 80
Thouoh meekly as q child heatcod
Among the sons Of men, -.
By his deep spirit loveliness.
I knew him even then. s
And as I leaned my weary head
Upon his preferred breast. -
And scanned the peril haunted wild
From out my place of rest,
I wondered If the things
Of Edenswere more blesE.
For there was light within my soul.
Light IN my peaceful way p
And all around the blue above.
- CNNoe1LAn5 otorAABn11 ~
And easterly / saw upreared,
The early gates Of day.
So hand In hand. we tTod the wild,
Ny angel love and Il
Els lifted wings all quivering
Whitaker from the sky
Strange my duA thoughts could notdiyine,
Twas lifted bat to fly
Again down Lies dim Labyrinth.
/ grope my way alone,
While wildly through the midnight sky,
Black. hurrying clouds are blown
And thiekly in my tangled path
The sharp bare thorns are sown.
Yet firm my foot, for we'll I know
The goal cannot be far,
And ever through the rifted clouds
Shines out one steady star
For when my guide went up, he left
The peazly gates ajar.
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Arthar,a Home Magazine.

The Home Magazine commences a new vol
january ]. 1856 r. S. AnrHUn, one Of
the best authors in the country. is the Editor,
new story will be commenced in the Janua-
~ number. by Mrs. ALICE D. NEAL. and win
be followed by one from the pen Of the Editor.
The reading matter Of the Home. Magdzine is
purely moral in its character, while its engra
wings and fashion reports are fully up to the
modern standard All lovers Of pure itera.
ture should subscribe fer it.
TERMs@one . oas year, So two CO.
pies. 81 four copies IS. An additional
Subscribers bsyoad four At Slsas par anlnm.
Any person sending a club Of fifteen win
be entitled to aseopy for one year Address
rs ARTHrn 4 Co., 103 Walnut street, Phil
adelphias Pa.
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new YORK MARKET.
Next Appointments.
mn. WORTMAM

ofSandusky City. viii be in Ashland. at
the Sanpsel House, Friday, December 2lst,
Mansfield, Wiler House, Saturday and Sunday;
December s2dand 23d.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver Spleen
stomach. Rhcums.ism, Neuralgid, s~cTofuls. Pits.
General Debility. Loss of Appetite. affections Of
the Eve, and Ear, Female Complaints, Ulcers
Confirmed Gonorhea, are invited to cai. No
charge for consultation. Charges Reasonable in al
cases
re the AFFLICTED OF Ashland C0mnsy
and ~elsevheres
) This certifes that my WIFE has been addicted fr
s sfieart, ssa:s general debili.Y of her whole sys
teri and was 40 bad most Of the time that she
could sea ceiy walk across the house. and did not
see one moment that she was free from greet
distress She became poor and emaciated and
was not htio do anything. aud had given up AT
hone ofeveE getting any better. a. we had doctered
with all the physicians we souid hear OF with
out receiving any help whatever. But through The
ONE 3 7 our friends Of Dr.. WoaTnlN, :. ss.aanzkT
City, and his great success IN the cure of dieeose
by his new system We applied 70 him in yuIs
my wife has been under his, frssfinent and ahs
Is well and hearty and entering life, Before she
Kind services rendered mv Wifs and also TO the
which will doubtle Is go aud be cured after reading
&c. COULTER.
Ashland, Nov 9th. is5s.
N. B. Further particulars can be had by calling
on Mr.. OorLTkR at Layiayette. In this cenilty-
December 2ist, Mansfield, Saturday. Dec. a3d.
NJ This may certify that I have been cured by
Inhalation (as p~racticed by Dr. Workman of This
was considered by my friends, and numerous
medical men which I advised a. hopelesslY incur
suading others " no are afflicted In like maneeF. to
ego and be healed" believing a. most firmly do.
that the inhaling treatment Is the only proper and
efectual method Of treating diseases Of the iungs
and air passages, and thatby II, q cure 10 almost
certain 70 be effected.
T. T. GRISWoLD.
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10 Invalfds..s.Card from
DR.. Hunter OF New York.

From all parts Of the country my attention has
been repeatedly called to the fact that Partiesas
sumfng TO be medical men. are treating diseases
OF the THROAT and Lusas BY MRDICATED INHA.
LATIoN- And to give greater weight to their
7retentions OF being familiar with this mode Of
lette7s oSer their own signstures or otherwise
70 be my agents. or to be In association with
me.
1 deem Il Eat jgst to the public. whom / have
so largely addressed through the net spsper press
and to the PRACTICE by Inhalation, which I have
brought so prominentiy before the people ofthis
country, to state that have no conse zion what
ever with any eandertng fnhaifss who may be
profsssing to treat Consumption. Bronchitis, and
Asthma BY lnhsiation. Tor have lazy sgsat what
ever abroad. authorised 10 use my name in any
manner Whatever. ! never leave New York, pro-
OCCASIONALLY. on any account ; and treat cases only
by direct concspcndenee or personal consultation
Ny great anxiety in publicly discussing this I'm
portant matter. has been to savc In halation from
those empirieisms and fmposifions which. tend so
much TO bring every al practice into disrepute
Aud I have serupulously withheld any informant on
conserving the medicines employed In this treat
ment, feeling assured that imperting such a
knowledge hastily and prematurely would only
be TO put into tho hands OF quacks an excuse for
impoai tfor, and q source of danger rather than
benefit to the sisk.
Inhalation Is NOT 4 i1sdieine bet : mode eftreat-
@snf. which requires to be varied and adapted I o
each ease. Il cann"t. therefors reduced to fixed
prescriptions sRd sold as q nostruu at so much
"a paekage." nor praetieed sueesssfully even
by the physieiau without tong and great sxpers
enee.
In the :. Medical spe eiatst" for November or. /
have had occasion to expose some Of these impo-
sitions emsnating from parties giving their address
10 New York. and shah continue to do so, not oniy
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Kings Hotel, New London.

This old and well known Hotel which has
been kept for a year past by our old friend, B.
L. FULroN, has lately been leased by Messrs.
caoss d KsArP. Under the management of
the new firm, we understand from those who
have visited the House, it is better than
ever before. No man can be found better able
to entertain the travelling public than Dr.
.CRoss. He is one of those men who have the
happy faculty Of making all who stop with
him feel ct home. Let all who visit New
London Try the old Hotel and the new firm.
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Wiuftrs with Is ieweting Clouds bleak
eold sands ard driving SHOWS, win soon be
sP1nus- Many vi hail its arrival with de
light. as lie sesson when the long evenings
sOmmenee. when they can gather around the
cheerful 6gs o. glowing Crate and peruse ne
weekly p8psf5eeajey aeheerful fressids chat
with De 1cEed ones e home Many viii
Bill 4 Is the season for the most delightful
amnsenents Of y year-when sleigh-rides,
nd bt,le. snd sketing, and a hundred other
snassmshts viii Be 10 vogue. Bat there is
another eIazlson whom Dame Fortune has
5miIed Ies1 pfopitiously. who viii hail it only
- tie conmeleement Of TIE seyerest of earth1s
frialsandsos1oHss As the wind bowls around
tkeionelF and frniI tenements ofthe poo. many
spr1y6r win Be offered up 10 the bensvolent
Kzthe ~ ell, for bread. Many little patter-
sug FEET III te niHfsd By ..uptimely frosts.p
s6r H6nf1fs be dry 1hoes and warm stockings
worn - il itch and the well born " The
1on. widow With her little circls6 Of loved ones
SziH gather arsnnd the expiine embers, and
sish when they think of the happy days of
ntaesand plenty which they hayeonce known
~Ths Lord i6pelh whom h ehasseneths shs
highs - he eomposes her weary frame apon
her e11fh.c q airnNs
B~e1<5ol<1t ftePle Of Ashland, have we any
e ne poor md destitute among us7 II 80,
n not n giving literally Of this worlds
eoods ourS yin Be but : short and preeari-
60 e~1;zte1ce On this earthszthen give liber-
alIy % fbe psar Of that which You have. He
pks Iefe1 fpid batter than his kind, can ne
z1r - E1frenely happy. Lock around yoa,
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Tribute 70 The ST. Lawrence.

A correspondent of the New York Courier
and Enquirer pays the following eloquent til
butte to the River St. Lawrence
A river where every mile of its shore is
thraaged With the Wild and bea1tifule river
which begins in giant size and retains il, aug
ments it, till goes out in the gloomy grand
eur Of the Northern Gulf-a river which nov
in broken waves leaves the cleaning granite
edge of its islands and inlets more numerous
than were the legends by which the oriental
story1teller beguiled the anger of the Sultan,
and then breaths out in lakes, each one CT
breadth and volume sufficient to be o famous
hing in its own right@ river which woke
the melody Of Moore. and on which Wolfe
Aoated to his fight of yictory-a river such as
this will always be a chosen pathway for the
tens of thousands of all lands who travel to
see the bold and the beautiful.
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NILLgR'S HOTEL,
and Restaurant!

4,uR subse.ibeI announces that he stin keers
Il opeu his VOL known Hotel. opposite the eenp
eel House. Main street. Ashisnd. for the aeon.
mod sioa OF Cue travelling public. He hopes tn1r
be coatinusd Ia the future. He particularly tn-
vitos HE fieufa ia the country to Cali win nims
A. his bills will aiwaFs be Z und very reasonable.
His Table win sonstaAtfy be we'll snppned. ena
good stabIing for horses ana . faithful osueI w
siwnys be provided Boarding for prixase iemi-
lies or single persons c a be had 81 ressonsbie
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Administrator's Notice.

NOTICES hereby giventhat the undersign-
IN ed has been appointed and qualified as
Administrato of theestate of David Messimore,
deceased, late of Hanover Township, Ashland
County. All persons Rowing themselves in
debted to the estate, and those having claims
against the same, are requested to settle imme-
diately. JAMES admir-.
December S, 1855. 3T-3w.
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FAIR NOTICE.

ii III lersons knowing themselves in
"a debted TO the undersigned on subscrip-
tion to The ASHLAND UNION, or otherwise, are re-
ouested 10 make immediate payment. We are
q hard up for money and must have it from
those who owe us. Prompt attention to this
notice will save costs. A " word to the wise
is sufficient" POfice, adjoining Osborn d
FAIlison'e law office. j. SHERIDAN.
Ashland, Dec. 5. 1855 274w.
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NOTICE.

IN I presented To- the Commissioners of fash
land County, ut their next regular session,
PRAYING for the opening of and an alteration
81 q certain portion ola north and south road
leading from the east and west centre road
near the house Of DR.. Andrews, In the town
lots to the Eorwaik and Ashland State road
And the alteration Of said road to commence on
the north side ofnnd near MILESTONE Greek
MANY PETITIONERS.
October 81. 1855.
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NEW BARBER SHOP.

TOHN MEEKES, formerly of Cleveland,
81 respectfully informs the citizens of ASH
land and vicinity that he can at all times be
found ready and willing to do all kinds Of bar
herring in The neatest and most fashionable
etvleS Shop one door West of the Post Office.
ahlnnd Antohere 2ltf.
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MEAT MARKET.

HALL a BROWN respectfully iuformsth
citizens ofAshdand ,thatsthey havecom
meiced buteheTing. and hereafter meat of all
kinds can be found in their cellar in the base
ments of the Sampsel House.
We ask the public to give us a call, and see
flour meet is not Of a superior quality
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Justice's Election.

MR. EDIron PLEASE announce that viii be
a candidate for reelection to the Office of jus
tice of the Pence, for Montgomery township. at
The election to be held on the lat of January
next. WIN. WELLINGTON.
Ashland. Dec. 8 .fe55.
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Exacnaor'aNatice

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
IN signen has been appointed and qualified
as Executor of the estate of Anna Barbary Fast,
deceased, late of Ashland County, Ohio.
JACOB FAST. &
Nov. 2e. 1855. 4w26.
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To all Interested.

IT HEREBY warn oil persons againsttrasting
my wife Hannah, as j will pay no debts of
her contracting, unless they are sold npon my
order. after this date. MICHAEL H0MAN.
Ashland Dec. 2, 1885. 27-3w*.M
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[# AUpnonS OHOE, AsnAND. DNemher q Ae 49,
1T is HEREBY cERTnTED.a That che kegong is aHuslhto 4endsend TgEna bh:
md hne in the County of Ashland, delinquent Tor t4eF axe. interest," na fenay o.
III Wear A d 1854 md l65. Nodceis herby give call concerned t4at thefw hN OF te
Tract of andsor Town Lots in said lHeonhined As Aforesaid, OF 80 much msof
as will be cesmy to pay the txMs interest and penalty enlarged thereon W ee ea - Ms
Court Hfmesin said County IN the second Mon@yM 5anHHaa y a Y 100 g Il s4 s Ne ~ "a
ldayo E said month, b. the County Trasnera aud to c0nunue ton Gay 70 Gay uA1 al az s"o
Epofned for sale unless suchtaxa. Interest and Pnaly p pad bsnst matt me me : aan.
N B. Many peunas owning Lands otwp Eht hhA kgsgd9f i4 may have PMdd g me
sns need Tef Esmslvs asnhmAHea as Ne viii compare the List ithu Treasurer shooEs
ibakmes selling He samc md all h have paid prvfus 10 thabtmew lIno p ln9ansa IN sucn
fdenqusnts sales Dec IIe55-24w 80
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BAKERY AND REsTAURANTt

In connections with the Hotel. ne will aiso con
unue &c keep open HE BAKERY and RESrAU :
RANT. where he viii At All lines Keep on hana
CoafactionaFies. Pies, Bread, Cakes,
all kinds of Temperance drinks. and in short ey-
srysiuxnry 10 be found on the table, Of nrsf glass
eating houses NlLLEh> 3
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