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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-12

SIGNS AND WoNDRRs.-When will
signs and wonders cease. Not till the
destroying angel shall clip short the
thread of time, and the heavens be roll
ed together as a scroll Not day pas
ses but We see good and bad signs, as the
following will show:
lisa good sign to have a man enter
our Office with friendly, greeting, say
ing" Here's two dollars I'll take your
paper"
It's q bad sign to hear man say he
is too poor to take paper-ten to one
he carries home jug of red eye" that
cost him half a dollar.
It's good sign to see man doing
an act of charity to his fellows.
It's bad sign to hear him boasting of
it.
It's good sign to see the color of
health in a mans face.
It's bad sign to see it all oonoentra-
ted in his nose.
lisa good sign to see an honest man
wearing old clothes.
It's bad sign to see them filing
holes in his windows
It's good sign to see man wipe the
perspiration from his face.
It's bad sign to see him wipe his
chops as he comes out of a saloon.
It's good sign to see woman dress
ed with taste and neatness.
It's bad sign to see her husband sued
for her feathers and foolery gems and
jewelry.
It's goad sign to see a man or Wo-
man advertise in the paper.
It's bad sign to see the sheriff adver-
tise for them.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-12

How TO GET SLEEP.-How to get
sleep to some people is afnatter of high
importance. Nervous persons, who are
troubled with wakefulness and excita-
bility, usually have a strong tendency
of blood on the brain, with cold ex-
tremities. The pressure of blood on
the brain keeps it in a stimulated or
wakeful state, and the pulsations in the
head are often painful. Let such rise
and chafe the body and extremities with
brush or towel, or rub smartIy with
the hands to promote circulation, and
withdraw the excessive amount of blood
from the brain, and they will fall asleep
in few moments.
A cold bath, or sponge bath and
rubbing, or good run, or rapid walk
in the open air, or going up and down
stairs few times, just before retiring,
will aid in equalizing circulation and
promoting sleep.
These rules are simple and easy of
in castle or cabin, and may
to the comfort of thousands
who would freely expend money for au
anodyue to promote
. " Natures sweet restoref, balmy Sleep"
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r. The States of North and South

e The States of North and South
Corolina have as yet found no necessity
fer erecting Penitentiary or State
Prison in their midst. Whether this
arises from their extraordinary good
character of their people, or convic-
tion on the part of their rulers that
State Prisons, as now too often managed,
impose but little punishment upon often
ders against the laws, is more than we
can determine. It is something, how
ever, for those States to boast Of that
crime does not sufficiently abound among
their population to call for State
Prison, aud We take pleasure in giving
them the credit they deserve for it.
Bal. Repu6.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-12

FEARFUL MoRTALTTY.-We are in
formed that, during tho past two weeks.
twelve or fourteen deaths occurred in
little settlement comprising six houses
at the saw mill near Chambers Hotel,
on the Kalamazoo Plank Road. The
physician in attendance was also taken
with tho same disease, { a species of the
dysentery,) and died few days ago
This fearful morality, it is supposed,
originated in local cause, and is attri-
buted to imprudence in diet, or the use
of water impregnated with malaria and
disease. It was confined in the locality
in which it originated, and we hear of
no cases of the same disease elsewhere.
(GrGnd Rapids Enqatiaer, AHg. 90.
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4oetrp.
I'm Growing Old.
BIZ JOIN @. SAKE.

Ny days pass pleasantly away,
Ny nights are blessed with sweetest slee
feel no symptom of decay,
have no cause to mourn nor weep;
Ny foes are impotent and shy,
My friends are neither false nor cold
And yet of late, often sigh
I'm growing old
My growing talk of olden times,
My growing thirst of early news,
My growing apathy to rhymes,
My growing love of easy shoes,
Ny growing hate of crowds and noiso,
My growing fear of taking cold,
And tell me in the pleinest voice,
I'm growing old!
I'm growing fonder of my staff,
I'm growing DINNER in the eyes,
Tm growing fainter in my laugh.
Pm growing deeper in my signs,
I'm growing careless in my dress
I'm growing frugal of my gold,
I'm growing wise, I'm growing-yes-
I'm growing old
see it in my changing taste,
see it in my changing hair,
see it in my changing waist,
see it in my growing heir,
A thousand hints proclaim the truth.
AS plain as truth was ever told,
That even in my vaunted youth,
I'm growing old
All, me, my very laurels breathe
The tale in my reluctant ears
And every boon the hours bcqueath
But make me debtor to the years
Fen flattcry's honied words declare.
The secret she would filin Withhold,
And tells me in % How young you are!
I'm growing oldi
Thanks for the years, whose rapid flight,
Ny sOmbre muse too sadly sings
Thanks for the CLEANS OF golden light
That tint the darkness of their wings
Thelight that beams from out the sky,
Those heavenly mansions to unfold,
Where all are blest, and none may sigh,
I'm growingold
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UNITY. OHIO, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER H. 1855.

have betrayed principle which should
have valued more than life--not for that
principle, but to satisfy caprice-I am
the miserable hero of miserable false
hood, instead of the martyr of a great
truth. 1 have lost confidence in my
self and mems praises only mock me-"
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Pm MoNEY.-Smal expenses must be
regulated wisely, or great evil will en-
sue "The little foxes destroy the vines
"Buy nothing which you do not need, "
made rule in shopping "a stitch in
time" engraved at the entrance to ones
wardrobe; .'tako care of the pennies, "
made the fastening to all port-monies, !"
must all be observed, if we would shave
the dollars take care" of US, as well as
athemselves. sssta
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DR. T.HAHN.

HTToULD take this opportunity Of rendering his
wv thanks to his friends. for their kind and Iber
al patronage heretofore and he hopes to eeuduet
hfnselfin hIB profession, to still merit their
patronage, together with all others who desire 20
consult MIN in his profession. His once is in the
hook Store Of u. H. Imhof, nearly opposite the
stone Store Of Reznor, Risser & Co. where he will
bsfound at all times, except when professionally
engaged. Nov, 20, Ie54.-n2Ttf
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LIGHTNING RoDs will not protect
buildings at radius of four times the
height of the rod above the building--a
radius of twice the height is safe. Ii
the rod is ten feet high above the build
ing, it viii, if properly constructed, pro-
tect all parts of the house at distance
of twenty feet from the rod. These facts
are important to be kept in mind.
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IaDusTRx.--Whenever you fad So
Der Industrious man, you viii find per
son who was not idle in his ycuth
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! BUSINESS CARDS.
A CA r D

A W MELsHEIMER would re-
IA. specially inform the public ina. s ne mas ;n
laken the large and commedi9uns n, HOTEL !, In n
Ashland, known as the SamPsel HO 49,
viii be ever ready to render those thst may
favor him with their patronage comfortable.
His rooms are inrge and airy, and his taDie
will always be spread with the best The market
affords. Patronage solicited.
April 4, 1855. 4ou
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NEW HOTEL,

ET1HE undersigned ann ounces TO the public that he
l. has again taken charge of the Hotel in the will
age OF Orange Ashland county. Thankful for past
svors he hopes all of his old customers will give
him 4 call Everything will be done to make all
who may stop with him comfortable
r HPA good Hostler will always be on hand
al 4 II-lotf JAMES ALBERSOS
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FOUNTAUN HOTEL.

TT1HE undersigned announces to the citizens OF
Ashland and adjoining counties. and all others
travelling that taken the Hotel formerly Kept
~ John Vail where he will be glad to see all who
h3ky favor him with q call. faithful OEtler al
ways in attendance GEO a. IhEACE-
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TlIHE sub scriber be egs leave to announce that he
L has opened q Hotel. to be called the " Miller
House." directly opposite the Sampsell House.
Main street. Ashland, and respectfully solieits
ahare of the public patronage. NJ. MILLER.
Ashland March 22nd, Is54.-n44.-tE
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MILLER HOUSE.

EMPIRE HOUSE,
KRoN, Ohio G. RA EAoLDS, Proprietor.
~ Inanrr
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nN the petition OF Jlssr REID, CT Asrstt-lt.
" Ma "a b usetts, pray .ug for the extension O; a
patent granted to him on NE 10th Of April, ls4'
fot inproy eWent in "prpp - fdr seseo years fro,
toe expiration f tsid pxteuI " hioh takes place
on The 10th day VI Ar'st, eighteen hundred sud
fifty Ave Q855)
ltis ordered, that the rs4i petitieu be heard at
the Patent Office gu Monday, the ~ ssy OF April,
next. III liz O'clock IL aud all persons notified
70 appeat and show csGs-, if any thsy have, why
SAID petition ought not 20 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension ale required to is
In the Patent Office their objections, specially Set
forth In writing at least dsys bsfore the ay
OF bearing; all testimony filed by either psrty 10 DO
used at the said hearing must hs taken and trans
mitted ia accordance with the rules of this Orucs
which viii be furnished on application.
The testimony in the viii be closed On th. f2d
March 1885, dispositions and other papers relied ND
on "a testimony must he fled in the office On or be-
fore the morning ct thxt day; the argumeIts II
any within ten days thereafter
Ordered also, that this tee be Published m tn
Union, Intelligenoer and evening Star, Wsss6oSoa.
D. C., PsHnsy ivsnian, Philadelphia Pa. St.pties
American, New York: and the Post b. Tn. Mas
once week for three successive weeks pr.yiour h,
sha "a Of Apitl next, the day OF bearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
Eaitors0f the above papers VIII plesse cony
aud send their bills TO the Patent Once with a a..
f~' "'aisiiine thas NOTICE jan iO-W3w
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AN APPEAL To COMMON SENSE.

LIT THE SICK HEAR THE TRUTH.
CAPTAIN BENJAMIN.-iVher8ver known his testi
lhOny will be conclusive. But lest those who IN
not know the Captain should be .ceptica DR.. Daw-
son Bro, win o'hors OF tho best known and most
highly respectable citizens of Eastan, endorse his
wonderful cure by
HAMPTON's VEGETABLE TINCrURE.
=, EAsToN, Oct. 4. 1854.
Messrs. Mortimer 4 Mowbrav:
Gentiemen-I feel il my duty TO YOU and the pub-
nc to certify to the effects OF Hamptu's Vegetable
Iincture. was tor more thfn five yeas aboring
"hdef disease OF Chronic Rheumatism, AMI the
great part OF that time 1 was helpless thai mad
to be helped from my bed and dressed ia my clothes
became reduced 10 Il mere skeleton. All the med
icihes tooK done me nn go-Id. aHd cuntnu,d 10
grow worse heard of Ha,mpl".'. Tmcturp and
thought would give IL tia. AZ this lime dia
not expect TO live one DAY after auuiapr. did MOI
take 1t (the tincturtl f,r he RIieiina t,,t in
short time was Well ibai ,iisease. From the
effects of your l luctu,r ;ni the ir d OF God am
now getting in gI,, h~giIb
Wish all the ar!'i,ei u Try Hsa,pton's Vegetable
Iincture, a. have d with the saline efIe,, tina,
IL mas on f"in .hrdie!., servant,
Isaac BENJAMIN.
We are acquainted with Isaac BENJAMIN. sold
MN sohc of liampton's Vegetable Tincture and hse
heve the above siaieuien; correct.
Dawson 4 Bro.
From our knowledge OF Captain BENJAMIN ". are
confident that the above statement is true and un
exaggerated. ]. A. JOHNSON.
CHARLES ROBINSON.
Gall and get pamphlets gratis, aud Zee cures of
Cough, BrOnchilis, Rheufnst ism NEURALGIA Dys
pepSia, NERVOUSNESS and General Weakness Asa
female medicine or of delicate children ~ believe
il unequalird.
Sold by NORflMsR * MOWBRAY, leo BALI
more street, Batimolei and 304 Broadway. n. York
CHAs. STOTT Co, J. y. MOORE, d. b. CLARKE.
CLARKE h BOWLING, W. ELLIOT, and H. ucPgtR
: ON, Washington also, by X. g. F. CIssEI George
town, and e. c. BERRY, Alexandria, ana hy Drug
gusts everywhe.e. ian 81
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New York Msrkesa

NEW h"Rk' Jan I2.-couoa ia upward and
nrm ffOar 10 unchanged, vita . moderate
usmand aa prsvisus rates; sales Of ESQ bbs
sou hern is nsehangea. With sales Of 600
oo'S wheat Is spWard and 6sm; the Offer
'ne' are small. The corn market 10 frm with
sn "pwsri tendency; sales OF IS 600 bushels
"sStefn mixed at 81 o. Perk Il frm and nm.
"atd Beef Is dali. with q declining tan.
aeney Lard is frm and upward. WHISKY
Ohio is firm at 39taaoc.
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r ATHAM's LINE OF nmN1Bu,r,

7 ATHAM's LINE OF nMNIBusEs
~ VIII leave Alexandria at 4, ~, INIT
and " m, ~ and 81 pm. Whit3H&Sa
leave Washington ate, Ii, and ls H6
m, 3k and pm.
Seats can he secured az she Once, Fa AJAX ST..
Sna newson's Mansion House in WASHINGTON. az
Jyis ina SUI s', an nrAHoed Hdusr.
LIE i.he runs regularly winter an.i summer for
the accommodation OF the Public
if not too far.
FAhE-for the iir.t tip up and lat trip down,
Trunks extra. LATHAM a COOK
ian s-tf 'A'
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FASHIONABLE DANCING

II W: MuNDkR. rofeSsor OF Dancing at George
IL. town College and Convent. he's ls.ya -
announces to the public, that in eonseoueLe, OF
frequent dtappoiotu Mt. With ,sgald 10 the com
p!stlun o. the a-w Halt. he has be conn. Id b.
mae Other arraoeenrn Il His Second Quartz,
villa mmepc7 ~ MIR. fsruh Ill 8 HAL, cSrrer nf Ia
~ and llth g., on IUss Day, .auu.sy - a. =
70 eeE m, and on SATURDAY hOk vi a. .
for Ladies' Misses and Masters. Tuesday nuo kr.
day lights at fer gentlemen vera; ntw Dance,
ana III 8 that tavs never beL introlu ed in
this city, viii be taught
All those wishing to participate IN the marv
beautiful dance in prep ration for his Mty Bail, ar.
reQne ted to join imme tat Ia, ss bis cis see nov
number upwari- Of 1875 LupGs which will obi 'ee
him to limit the number TOR his second Quxter.
,or further psrticu srs please enquire at Yr. ].
r. ELL1s'S Music stor-, ia. uyeuue near Tenth st.
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n p AYERs CHERRY PECTORAL-For the rapid cure
W. of Coughs, Colds Hoarsenees. Bronchs Whoopius.
Cough snd Consumption universally known a
the best remedy yet discovered varsity ~
Pulmonary disease 30 wide 10 the nad of usefulness
and 10 numerous the Of ts eures that amos er
section country abounds In pubv ~
who have rom alarming ana even d.re
diseases the lungs by its When once triad rse
rority every other medicine Of Its too AZ
observation and whore its vrsuea are
public longer hesitate what antdots TO emplor the
distressing and dangerous affections Of the pnjs the
which are incident to climate By ia OF
many nay almost al attacks Of dissase upon vs n use
thEoah are ana tno are saved ynoussnds
cry year rom premature No family sbons ev'
at It. and those who do neglect to provide DC with
remedy which wards OF this dangerous clsss or
VIII have cause to depiore when 100 lace PIES
tne surprising ecscy OF the Cherry Pecossi oesd r s
given 70 the American psople-they have yAnr 80 ~
every neighbohood. But those WHO wish To- raa soo
ments OF those whose whole health has oasn
whose lives have been saved By uss viii And .S sna
American Almanac which the sssuts below nsmaS h !.
furnish gratis for every ons "" nanea mas 70
Prepared ny DIR. J. c. AVER, Loweu, Msss.,-Apd ,o,a
by "''.' anu SOFA
z. D. GILMAN Washington
6. NJ. LINTHICUM, Gecrsetown
JAZZ COOK CO., FredericAsbure and BIZ Al nrueosst.
'''-s"oeis dec fr&eU2m
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D-In the Massachusetts Legislature the
other day, Mr.. Golf, of Westield, moved
that the clerk be directed to furnish the
house with American stationery and
none other, which was adopted.
Among the movements is one SUBJ
mitted by u Fenes, of Maiden, that
the Judiciary os....ii'ce consider and re-
port on the expediency of so amending
the constitution that no pers1n shall be
allowed to vote unless he can !. and
write the English language.
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STATE EXECUTIVE PARDoNs FOR ISs4.-Ths
committee on pardOns, in the executive coun-
Gil, have, In the year 1854, had under consid-
Grafton l53 petitions for executive clemency.
-Four Of the prisoners had bean convicted Of
murder and sentenced to be hanged In one
case, the committee found no reason to recon-.
mend executive clemency. In the other three
cases, Communication to imprisonment for life
was recommended Six conditional pardons
were recommended, and forty four absolute
Pardons, making total Of fifty. The other
lob applications were not acceded to. --Bssfon
Traveller,
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SALE OF NEGROES IN AUGUsTA.-On New
Years day (says the Stanton Spectator,) the
negroes belonging to the estate Of John W.
Frazier, deceased, were sold at auction in this
place, at prices which show that money can
not be very scarce, notwithstanding the ssha,d
times" They negroes-men and women varv.
ing from IA to 45 years of age, and three
chiidrsn-brought 1885, being an average Of
5000 each.
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BOSTON, Jan. ii -Geo. Conner, ESQ Ran.
resentative to the Legislature Of this Stale
rom Boston died suddenly this norainr of
John Field, clerk in the store OF A. A. Vel.
nngton, No: "a Dock square, Was ipstantly
.neo oy iaiing betsees the Chelsea ferry
ooat ana the drop while attempting to janp
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n CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING BLOOD.-ses the
oefsihcate OF Mr.. Turner H. Ramsey, for many years
proprietor OF the Farmers HOTEL Fredericksburg and
late of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va
Dr. John Minge, of the city oRicbmond though regular
physcian and Of course opposed what he called
was obliged to that It's good effects ia the
of Mr.. Ramsey, were wonderful indeed.
He had been given up by several physicians had
most Of the quaok icines, verge
spsr as well az the grave when he tried Carter
Mixture.
We refer the public to full aud lengthy certificate around
the bottle, stating his cure.
s.sSee advertisement.
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1886,

SH1LL1NGTOH has received Lesiie's La
~ dies Gazette of Fashion for January 1855 con-
tanning the latest styles of Paris London, aud New
York winter fashions. This number commences a
new veluae, and now IL the best time 10 subscribe
to this beautiful magazine
All the magazines for January now published and
FOR sale or subscriptions received at publishers, mr.
ces, and delivered To any part of the civ ar mai
to any part of the countrs
SHILLINGTON,
Agent for all The Magazines,
odenn Building, corner X st. and Pa. ave,
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NEW GOODS FOR HOLIDAYS

wv ifH pleasure We ipform eur friends that -
W nave rus: returned from the North with m
an,mSnse assortment OF new and beautiful 0OODe
suitable 81 for Presents, sucd as Work Boxes. Hsshs
rapief aacns aud inla:d Goods, Card Cases. Port
Aonnaies, Cigar osses and Stands fne China Vs.
%an.si ornaments, bronze ami ariad ma, biz e. urss
oassess, CniiaIscs y ys. Brushes, Combs, FERN.
mery, Music Mus cal te.trun sn.s, Fiaao s,'a,s and
osssis, nns Ensrsrvns, and hos, Of fsncT q .ode
too hume rs f'r an adveris meat al OF v h.e-, y,
w'h ske pie sure Ia exhibiting md prom So 10 .ii
- ~" 's'es. JNo. r. ELi:s
dec 4-tf =. va 'SN w"
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- AH0fnD r UM.-Mr WHITRHURsT has .beau
anohsr premium for his superior Dasnsrrsotypss
seo we worlds Fair, New York. It will
tnas NJ received from the Worlds Fair London
medals or his unrivalled dasuerreotypss President
Ana Cabinet and Pantiscopes of Niagara Falls
Mdes It al the fairs which he exhibited for
ries. ~ > e~
Call and have ksnessss taken at whttshursss Gale
~, ness Four snda-hah street, Pennsyivans avenue
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The Know Nothtue convention

ALBANY, Jan. IL Tho Know Nothing Con-
vention at Schenectady, in the late evsn;n,
session yesterday, took of the table a motion
70 adj urn TO meet In Albany to day, and after
some opposition from the western memhers
adopted il. Many Of the delegates are now ia
this city, snd the adjourned meeting will be
held here this afternoon.
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Boarding,
r IT. mcDuFEY would resnect

II. McDUFFY would respectfully inform
his friends and the public in general that he is
prepared to receive boarders at his old establishment
on Pennsylvania avenue, near the west gate of the
Capitol. - =
The house has been closed for the last mon tbs
for the purpose Of making improvements tn ali ad-
dtIon 10 the building. 1t is now in comfortable Or
der and would say to our old patrons and to all who
may favor us with call that here they will find
good beds, pleasant rooms, attentive sarvants and
dishes served up as they should ne.
ian l9 -2w.
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7 OW PRICED SrAfIONkRY.-SRLP SEALING
~ Commercial Envelopes one dollar per 1000
Ruled Bill Paper 20 cts per quire
Lett,r taper 81 per ,esm
STEEL Pens so cents Q gros,
And every other article connected with the Sta
tonery busne at an uniformly low tariff.
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
dec ~ near Ninth st,
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tn. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY.

457 Eighth 81. ,sdjt lining kain-y's Livery Stables
nWiSG TO the increased tr d. which q gene ,ous
~ publ has bestowed e'on m, have De n com.
PEELED to e. ect Eew and larger buil.ing for the
rryfug on of ms bLsi ess. HIRE shall b, an.
allied 10 'xecu'e all orde ENTRUSTED t m with
g'"te f,clities and dispa ch, aad would reseect-
fnl} solicit continuance o; the publ g rat opage
CARR q an w. gems. of sh, 10 ~ mod. IN sty,~
odllt OF he b.'st M ter ~ sud I'D rant 10 live
satisfaction.
epairs of every 'i.ser ptioR panstusllg attended
t.
nearly new ~ 2s-tS
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SECOED-R HAND PIANOS FOR SALE
~ OR RENF.-We have In store four Pianos, two
OF ChickeTlng and two of Andre Stems, which we
oneI low for cash, or good notes, or will INT on
moderate terms
new Music expected To morrow morning.
JOHN. f. ELLIS,
jana 3O6 Pa. avenue.
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LNlSI,-FlSH-

Lflst'-FiSH-
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