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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-01
tux BEAUTIES OF THE PRESENT
TAX Law ILLUsTRATED.

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Las year we had Tax Law that taxed
f~4ffoperty by . g uniform ride" and
scittosa dedaction.s Last winter our
I85ack Republican Sgormers, in viola
tion of the Constitution, changed it so
as to allow deductions from credits only
An amendment offered by a Democrat
No extend tho provision so as to allow
deductions from monies, personal prop
leytg AID real estate, which would have
placed the Farmer on unequal footing
with the Bankers was promptly roted
Rosca.' Nothing will better illustrate
4be practical workings of this law than
the amount returned by the ashland
Bank under the law of last year, which
was SO much abused by the opposition,
laud the amount returned under the pros.
ant law. Last year the Bank returned
S22, 500, and was taxed thereon 1896.
This year, had they not been al.
lowed to deduct, it is fair TO presume q
greater amount would have been re.
turned. IL the Bank has been doing q
business, and nobody doubts
shat But upon examining the Audit
or's books. we iud the amount returned
for taxation by the Bank this year is
sac thousand three hundred and ninteen
dollars less than last gear, and that the
tax on the Bank is thereby reduced in o
single year SEvENTY-TwO DOL
LIARS AND NINETEEN CENTS |
are che figures, as they appear on
the Auditors books:
Total amount returned for taxa
ton BY the Ashland Bank for
1855 e22,639
Same for 1856 1880
6,3i9
Total amount of TAI paid by
the Ashland Bank in 1855 $326,59,s
Same for 1856 254,40,s
/ 72,i9,0
The people were warned in time Of
che folly of ousting the Democrats from
power, and putting in Office Ia their
stead the plant tools Of the Bankers
aud Brokers of the State. Deceived
and led sway BY the false cry of Free
dom raised by the o, position, they for
got their own interests and are now
reaping their rews.d. To Us it seems
passing strange that Democrats eau be SO
often led nstray, after all the bitter les
sons Of the past This year. however,
We are led to believe that the people are
ouce more awake aud will be true to
their Wn interests.
The present tax law was got up by
ALFRED KELLES, the father of our
present State Banking system, and the
combined iuauence of all tbe Banks ~
khe State was enfistedt to secure Sss pass
s,e. It was framed expressly 10 favor
.Auks aud Brokers, at the expense of
;stle laboring classes. JACOB Grail, the
BiacE Republicans Gandidate for Frcrs-
urer, il this-Gounty, is not only a stock
holder in the AshlandeBank but is also
in favor of this unjust tax law. 1t was
through the Influence of just such men
as JACOB Grail that the law was passed.
He is now asking to be reelected to the
Office of Treasurer, that his Bank may
have the use. of the County Funds.
Democrats of Ashland Couuty-aye,
we ask the laboring men of all parties
are you willing to have your OWa money
used to e~nslave you aud your children ?
Are you willing to vote for a man who
will use all his influence to perpetuate
this unjust system of taxation /? If not,
then vote accordingly, and induce as
many of your ne;ghbors as you can to
do the same.
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from the Ohio Patriot.]
Reasons why all should Vote
THE
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Reasons Why all should Vote
DEMOCRATIC TCKET
Because
The Democratic party is the party of
patriotism, and has ever stood by the
country, maintained her cause, and up
held her rights IN all her conflicts with
foreign powers.
Because
The Democratic party takes the Copsti-
tuition for it's guide-regards- it as the
= palladium of our. liberties aud it's
preservation as the hope and blessing Of
unborn 9ilI;vns.
Recansa
The Democratic party knows no
North-no South-no East-no West"
but regards the whole American Union
as one common family, that should par
take alike of the joys and blessings that
belong to our glorious coufedcracy.
Because e
The Democratic party believe the peo-
pie are capable Of self-governmcnt, and
declares that they shall, in their vel.
eign capacity, in both State and Terri
tory, decide and regulate their own do
nestle affairs-shas the great doctrine
Of popular sovereignty shall continue, as
it has ever been, ons Of the cardinal
principles Of Democracy.
1ecanse
The Democratic party 10 in favor Of the
largest liberty 30 all maukind-prs.
scribes ne maa on account Of his birth
place or rsligion-believes our land to
be IN asylum fer the oppressed Of all
nations s-snd permits every man to
worship God aoOoFding 10 the dictates
Of his own e~sneisnee."
The Democratic party is in favor oflay
ing she burthsus Of government equally
upon all Glasses, and Of dispensing the
+" blessings alike upon all. the high and
the low, the rich and the POOR"
1ecansO
The Democratic party is,in favor of re-
trsnchnsat in the public expenditures
opposed to paying members of Con-
gress eighteen dollars a day or other
officers exorbitant salaries
Besause 81 ST
The Democratic party is in favor, Of
equality in taxation-be!ieves the rich
banker should bear the same burthens
as the Farmer aud Mechanic, AID not
be made the recipient of special fsvors
and privileges.
Because
The Democratic party presents for the
suffrases of freedutn, JAMES BucHAN yN
ADD JtHS c. BGEcKINRiDGE, two able,
stried and experienced Statesmeu--2be
candidates of our WHOLE COUN-
pRY-naeB who labor for the preser.
walton Of she Constitution, the Union,
aud the peass, happiness aud prosperity
of car gress and powerful Nation. -
Because .
The Democratic party issopposed to the
pressn Black Republican Know Moth
ing paIty-a party that is now melting
civil war, murders and outrages in our
Territories party that degrades the
white nan and elevatcs the negro-a
party THAT 10 striving for the overthrow
and destruction Of our glorious Union.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELEcroRs.
lst Sheldon I. Kellogg, Of Hamilton.
I'd. Henry F. Sedan, of Hamilton.
Sd. David Clark, of Montgomery.
eth. Isaac Fl. Thomas, Of Darke.
6th. Edward Foster, Of Williams.
9Th. Michael Il. Davis, of Clermont.
It'll. William Crossen, of W arren.
9Th. William Kershner, of CLARK.
9Th. George Z. Seney, ofSeneca.
10th. LeviDungan, of Jackson.
18th. Alfred McVeigh, Of Fairfield.
18th. Jacob Sigh, Of Fianklin. Q,
18th. John Tiff. Of Huron.
l4fh. John @. Myers. Of Ashland.
18th. Samuel Israel, of Knox.
I6th. James NJ. Gaylord, of Morgan.
18th. Benjamin T. Spriggs, ofNoble.
18th. AIphonso Hart, of Portage.
18th. Henry n. Dodge, of Cuyahoga.
20th. George G.. Gillett, of Ashtabula.
2lsh George Cook. of Harrison.
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Reasons for not Voting the
TICKET
Because

The Black Republican party is sectional
lis a party Of moral treason-in favor
of arraying oue section of the Union
against the other-in favor of blotting
fifteen stars from our National bsnper.
Because
The Black Republican party is opposed
to the Constitution end seeks its de-
strucsiou, cad whose leaders pray, to
use their Isngusgs, that "this sccursed
| Union msy be disolvsd wen if blood has
to be split"
The Black R~spablissn party il . pro-
scriptive ;pafty-has sworn to degrade
the forsigser snd prescribe men because
of their rsligion-whilst il seeks to ele-
vate the negro, and confer on him priv
ileges they deny the white han who
has fed from oppression in foreign lands.
Because
The Black Republican party, under an.
other name, shot down in cold blood in
the streets Of C~iucinnsti, Louisville aud
Ne~ Orleans. ~peaceable and ~unoffeDding
Germans aud Irishmen for simply de-
maUdins the exercise Of right guaran-
teed them by the Constitution aud laws
of the Land.
Because
The Black Republican, party believes
A. -,onla o,,oEJo &c ,nJf
and oppose that great aid inestimablc
privilege Of frecmen-the doctrine of
popular sevGreignty-the right of the
people to manage and regulate their own
domestic affairs.
Because
The Black. Republican, party for base
political purposes, has instituted civil
war in Kansas-has comRiited RELISH
oatrages-brutal murders, and villain
les without a parallel, until a whole ma
ton has been forced to exclaim-.O Oh J
Liberty! what crimes arc committed in
thy name
Because
The Black Republican party with al
clear and u~ndisputed majority in Con
gress, spent " whole months of an
archy, at a expense to the people of
hundreds of thousands of dollars, quar-
over the spoifs like a pack of
wolves-while the country was suffering
the deepest disgrace in the eyes Of the
world.
Because
The Black Republican party in Con-
gress attempted to disband the army,
when revolution uas rife in California
when blood, shed in civil war, was Gov
ing in Ksusas-uhsn the Indians were
rav.giug orr frontiers, and foreign pow
ere assuming IN sspsss q menace. !
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HYMEMIAL

MARRIED. ON the 18th Of September, 1856.
by WIZ. 8. SrnIcKLAND. Esq. Mr.. JOHN r.
sIBERT. and Miss MARY Q.PpLENs Nth
Of Ashland County,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-01
Because

The Democratic party issopposed to the
present Black Republican Know Moth
ing party-a party that is now melting
civil war, murders and outrages in our
Territories party that degrades the
white man aud elevates the negro-a
party that 10 striving for the overthrow
and destruction Of our glorious Union.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-01
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
FOR vIcE-PREsrDEST,
John C. Breckenridge
Democratic Presidential Electors.

SENATORIAL ELEcroRs.
WILLIAM KENN0N.J r. OF Belmont.
ALEXANDER p. MlLLER, OF Butler.
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| T. "& a8ss5ss5s s@st ag STATE OF LOUISIANA. Z
" y se II g III sff
and tS ~ PGn T Arch sp h t year Of our Lord one thousand
a Sle me- ss EsaT NStsr Iphs in and fGr s
sw9s # te Witnesses hereinafter named
IN WSB5 NssF ehHa nst
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HHss g'Es #. a9ssss
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VIA VIZ Est II
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sG Il Nay Al M n Mrs. Fanny RH Alfred
eaana b liz sats ns gpp's
3 sa IA, gss ps,ss
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sand eight handrsd ht ey mad especially
with them for the hereinafter reced and
rsge e 3
nSissA 3 S themselves
IT. nh Ass Bds Gom sh% Y
With i azsd II ~ sity + Vs% Orleans:
ss5s II s
Fsap s ss = @
scrption stock the office Of the Recorder Of Mortgages
i1 f psd N s
snd sn IL III y da y
sand eight hundred end seventy two !. H.
whom citation other process against the Company shall be
at The capital stock Of said Company Is fixed
INN ct ss he kGolpF Eih ~
as 4 bsss n on a 0 est I
for each share Of said eighty shares Of BE- as follows
cent q each share on subscribing and ten per
sent n: Il h DAY % sF PER s dn
first day Ct August and ye per cent On the rst day OF sep
5h Tie whole business affairs and Of the
e shs Il e s @
6 said Directors shall respectively designated the
the Agent the other the Manager or these Richard Bart-
m y se m 8 d e f s q he
Manager Of both the majority Of the amount
as ssss ssf Id S a
faIy sa I'D ID s ay ss ye 3Gp
strction and ae i; sla pnnactise operation oftl Agent
e &c ssg h' he ss
stock y te BECOME e and make contrasts tG ass
ration Keep proper books aud ie
IL ScnPsy ssSzs i% ps "
e eSs S DO % faac Al banes M oaa
shall a.o keep transfer book for the transfer Of and is
ersigned by The Manager apd his books shaft aw
The re a b &c ens IL % md
eenum on all monies he shall receive the
shall pay et accent Of ssd sSEoraoa except pay
sa r ds and '6 e lie managers m same
By him and herein declared follows
wit The firm Of Hughes Falee Co. wllhaYe the chargeof
the constrctonof Ne Decker Docks and 5ab8equepy sesFe
and management Of the same we'll of ts ops
cations Of the Company.
The said arm OF Hughes. Yalette & Co, will haze the
exclusive right make repairs vessels going into the
D2ss e M oPsny IL M @ q ws | sad firm
the hereof charged by the Louisiana Dry Dock Company
llfges8els going into the Dock Of the Company, subject
koWye to deduction not exceeding ten per cenuI on the
heraas Of ioctage for vessel which the A gent MINI
Pit into dock at such deduction from the established rates
which as follows, to wit:
ss Ships, and smaller vesseis-Rates fo- docking
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srATE nE LOUISIANA.

as%5Sf STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of New 0reans5
Bsit remembered that the 10Th March 1856 before me,
subscriber Justice Of the PEACE in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H p Jan
yier Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of
New Orleans who being duly sworn according to law, do de-
and that the above
orrect transcript from the books of the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President, "
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 2G March
1856 G. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to pay Six per cent In
erest the scrip certificates of 1856 payable aud after the
second Monday Of May and have declared scrip div
dend Of Twenty-Five cent the net earned premiums of
the past for which certificates will be issued and after
the first day Of June next and they have reserved the Balance
OF the net profits Of the ending 18th March, 1885, to meet
pending but unndustad claims against the Company.
The Company continue insure against the peris Of
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. ut the rates of
premium. IT. +,
Office in iron building, Of Camp and Nntenez streets
@a@T' D5a- IT. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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DRUGS AND lsITE,,DTCTNEs.

"A HI1HsaS. GATIAHTIC PiLI.S-RII.L.S THAT
y ARE PlIIsPofessor Hayes, State Chemist OF Aiassa-
says they arc the best Of all aud are the
men who certify that Doct Hayes knows, viz;
1RMUEL SHAW, Chief Justice Supreme Court Of Mass
EMORY VI AsHBuRN,S Governor of Mass
w q PLUNKETTf Lieut.. Gov. Of Mass, as.fIs !
,EpWAKD EHERETT, Exsec a State and Senator ofU.s
eGSonERr y. WINTHROP, Elk Speaker House Rep. u.
ABBoIT iiAWRENuH Minister Plenipot to Great Britain.
fJoAN p, klrzRAIRfSEt tatlolie Bishop IF London
,#.s 2MfN#TEfAT5ARE MEN i! "
Among the diseases this Pill has CURED with astonishing rapid
tty, we may mention E #S$l 81 ~ Nv.
Gostyenes Bilious Complaints Rheumatism Dfopsy Heart
burn Headache arising from foul stomach, Nansea nges
tom Morhd of the Bowels arising thereon,
Loss Appetite and Gataneons Dis
Evil They also by purify the blood and stimulating The
system cure many which twould not b6 supposed
they couia reach such as Deafness Partial Blindness Neural
E Of hs Liver and
state oe body distractions Of its functions Teyare
the best Purgatye Medicine discovered you will bu
need to use them to kna,t
PREPARED BY Pr AVER Lowell Mass, and sold by
asmy20 smd&W WRIGHT & CO., Wholesale Agents
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n NORTH CULLDNI, ALTO RNEY- AT-I,AW. Will,
I attend to all professional business in St. Landry and
Ay9yees that may be entrusted to his Office ut
LOUSAS, La.
References M Waterman hardware ,rchant G. N
Olivier, ESQ., Tho ID. Miller, commission n,ecf 1t; Cas 81
Singleton, httorney-ataw; Nixon Adams, Crescent Office
New Orea rs. n,2s
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans
Belt remembered. THAT the 18th january 1856 before
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in ard for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother, President
Il. Wheeler, Secretary of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company Of New Orleans who being duly
e0rdug deose and say that the above accounts
and correct transcript from the books ct the
said Company. A. BROTHER, President.
JAS. II. WHEELER Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before this 10th day Of January
1856 CHAS. N. BRADFORD Second Justice Of
the Peace Of the Parish Of Orleans
The have resolved pay interest of
per outstanding certificates profits the
holders thereof their legal representatives, aaG after
MONDAY, the 18th of February next
The Board OF Trustees have also declared dividend Of ten
per the earned premiums Of tho Company for the
yeard ending 3 December 1866 for which certificates will he
Issued aud after the 18th of March next.
#Th Company continues to insure against the peril Of the
seas rivers and damage by fire. the rates OF
premium. Office No IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER President.
JOHN R. SHAW, Yice-President.
JAaEs Il. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans, January Is, 1855
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IL YELLOW PINE IUMBER-The Subscribers keep
stanty hand complete assortment of Tongped, Groeyed
Dressed Yellow Pine Flooring H. IL and Is inches thick.
Also Dressed joint Floorng Ceiling and Weather Boards
Rough Lumber such inch Boards Weather Boards scan
ling Joss and general of Lumber for Building
purposes, which the attention Of the trade is invited
MERRITT L MCCONNELL
a23 3m t)alliOpe and Howard streets.
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X OJTISI Yam. IA DRY DOCK co,

q T. ri STATE OF LOUISIANA. 4
P1RrsH or 0RLEASs AND CRY OF NEW ORLEANS
i E3El 1T KNOWN, tilnt this third day OF
~ the month of April In the year Of our Lord thousand
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NH, Y


~ ssIsISIMs s SsS e0DS-M ILLINRRY and DRESS
ESAses MAKING, 40 llp Canal SteetMISs DOWNS has
received by last arrivals from Europa large
- stock q y IN LACE, CRAP and STRAW BON
N EIS.s LEG H0fsN FLATS and GIPSIES for Misses
and SILK MA MILES, etc.
prepared 70 prices not to be surpassed BY any
other house in the city, = -
Gsg--D les 1lAkl@G as usual. mo sm
~ ~ slsENSa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NORTON !,
street. informs tha Ladies' Of
New Orleans That she has now n vrre searf ,s
s5 n ss,5gsnt 1f CHIP HAfR LACE and OPEN
~ MISSES. TUSCAN and FANCY spRAW
FLATS end GIPSYS Allo which she ofars N
terms Ladies pleasa call and examine. 80 S9
OLD B0NMETS CLEANED and 4 ENE,yI, r, j,
faction s $s31YhS 49, - = s tya4 ssslst
. Country orders promptly executed. mes sn1
N ~ SPERM sBDNNETs.-s Cf,AREE cor.
ner and Caronieiet Streets having been for
Spring set out y and will therefore open on NfpRN
ING March II an elegant assortment of PHI and ST
BoNNETs, Of every variety ofstyle. 3TT - ms sn,
M ~ LADIES. OUR OPENING nay -,
&kkgas Mrs 81 w. ROPER, No. l65 PSvdras M FGstS
SaSfS tween Carondele and Baroane streets beSs 49,
Leave to iniern the Ladies that she is iust opening
H., RICH aILLrNERTaGooDs
~ Velvet Bonnats, 5.
,,,,... Satin and Plush Bonnes
l5 Lace Wells, e s.
Which Mrs R. respectfully invites the ladies and Ia counry
oMye!s y ~. - ssr..s. nl2
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The day Of docking and undockn will charged as
fs . but the ss firm 2a.a
snc Lev rates as hey may wish making However othis
10Th Tie said firm Hughes, Vaste CO.. shall conform
to thu changed BY Other we'll known city
sSss ssa 5s sSs
FAN T5s y II xsss all
Of erection b the Of this corporation
launched as we'll IS tic sccomiaoSaon Il
It's business tog t5e md Of the !heyshare
dry Of ocobeIas past 55 thsrats eighteen hundred
ia5as s q an AZ
e as &c h ss d is e sd ss s
be incurred for the construction Of wharyes that
y BE- F s III qS u Ct s Taaa
the e'mpans weekly reports Of the business Of the
to , Amy AZ
mdsni
s III sR IS S 1 no
poaton in further sum Than the unpaid balance the
eoHS'S Wien M spsfS ST@s e winding
@ G5 @ s s I'D n 1 @ BY hrfe
amount and shall be styled the audatfng Commissioners and
'9 B as
s ess
ton on is in to s respective
Ts on 91 d my es n Nsw 9en a9aeso
with said appearers and Inc me Not: Notary r2:
R. B, Sumner, len shares
| Wrl Whann, FIVE shares
r +. Foiger & Co, five shares.
Hughes, Valelte 4 Co.. sixteen shares.
Ered'k CamcIden, two shares
| VIM, Whiock Trustee, share De-.
= 5;,s j 51s Is 3, Co. igy;s shares shares
4: Converse for his wife, Mary Converse, on snare.
Daniel Johnston, BY Il. b. Sumner, Atty two shares
Gljdie aiS Sioshs IL Z 6 So't oRe share
Q. Primes, for Harriet Emma Pahnes one share
g Fa ,qs Tor Mary r r.; pq 1 one share.
!, J. Mh!tmore for Mrs Mary Ann Allen one share.
| A. J. Whitnore, for Alfred ]. Ruiz one share.
4 Whtore for Mrs Davis, t one n SHARE
A. j, Whitmore, one share.
EDWtDs o. WILLARD
thereby certify the foregoing be ue COPY of the original
net of record my register: In faith Wherof
H. have hereto signed affixed the impress Of nv
official SEAL this fourth day Of May, a; p. 1856
nylo q. Brennan Not Pub,
REEF-soobOls p9 21 ii Ness fer sale,by
@ mgz9 10 Tchoupioulas street.
ANDLEs2oOO boxes shillo's, fun weight for sale by
~. VOORHEES,, GRIGGs { co,
uylo -zzzz 10 Tchouptoulas street.
SAs M BUSHELS SALT, CARGO OF SNIP AS
mys - j: i. AsHRRInGE 3 co. 100 Common street.
INSEED 0IL-2lO bbls. and 10 casks Raw, and 50
- boiled Linseed Oil, landing ard for sale y
4 (NAULKING MALLETs AND TRON-A GOOD
80. - tsS'iS' ~ A II I'll 3 nEARNY.
Yea I0t ~ Magazine street.
WAis&X-2oo bp Td pss9y'9 Isl sae 9 ~ sale BY
my2g l5 Tehonpitonns street,
TIGARs-A good assortment, Heyana md domestic.
myl corner Of Canal and New 4eVes.
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MUSIC TIE A CHING.
DENTISTRY.

k5agszszsssss CHARLES e. kELLS, ID, d. s..
No. Isl Canal street. between Carondset md
afYfYSSgN B4Ionns streets, New Orleans. ARTIFICIAL
TEETH inserted in full or partial SETS which
for Beauty Utility and the Wearer exceled
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aLUNEsCE4LOsS EROS. & 90.
H NssT ia Camp street, beg leave advise the City
* ia, and Country trade that they have hand
sgnment, and ordered close
~ 4forthWith, large assortment Of Guns, Rifles
Pistols swords Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors, Portenon
Builders Hardware Of every DESCRIPTION Crates Tools ETC.
etc. ee they offer at reasonable prices and
terms.