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THE PANAMA ROUTE.

The Postmaster General alludes to
the Panama Rail Road Company seik-
ing on the occasion of the Withdrawal Of
the steamers via Nicaragua to force tie
Department to pay what he considers an
exorbitant price across the Isthmu,
and recommends regular contracts with
them, not exceeding $4,000 per annun,
and a contract not exceeding 5000, 0U
per annum, via the Nicaragua or r.
huantepec route, SO as to give q weekly
mail. ..i.btcf .yoI.fa.Ilt
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INCOME AND EXPENSES.

The total expenditures for the yal
1856 were slO,500,2s6, and the gros
revenue, including annual appropriation:
for free matter, S7,620,s21.b The dill
cheney is So, 7e6 600.
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EEThe expenditures Of the Qqar-
termaster's Department for the Army
for the last fiscal year, amounted to
nearly 1000, 600.
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DR.. PHILLIPS.
Physicinn ana Uterine Pathologist.
lncated in Mansfield. would respect.

Physician and Uterine P~afhologist.
TTAvING located in Mansfield, would respect
llfully inform the Females OF Ashlandand yic1nt
ity, that he will hereafter visit Ashland once a
month. and spend the first week of each month
with them in the treatment Of thos diseases INCL
dent to the female system. We practice the French
instrumental. diagnosis and ~treatmento OF uterine
diseases and feel confident from the unrlvalled sue
cess with which our iabors have been GRO wned, in
many of the Eastern, as well. asthe Western cities,
that we will, be able to relieve many that 9ressuts
ferins from those functional dsrdngemsHfs, and dis
eplaeements of sAs ntsrusi i:neorrAea, ameRerrAAea,
dysmenhorrhea, menorrhGgia, ProtdPsHs, aHterer'
sion, rstrorersion N. refrofeotion. acute netyit's 8. ehroi
mic metritis, internal m eritis, OF any otherd disease
Incident to the female system. The following per
sons can he referred to, Albany. N. ". Rev. J
Smith. Mrs. L. Smith. Hon, Judge Hnsting, Mrs
M. s Tasting. 90 q i-atI 70
Syracuse N. Y. Mr.. b, Sprague, proprietorofthe
Brentual Hotel, Mrs. A. Sprague, Mr.. and Mrs. Fan.
cling. HsH slid
Rochester, N. Y, Rev, H. M. Robertson. Mrs. c
Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs. MeClain, J-P- Semore
and Mrs. s. A.. Semore.1
Ashland, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs Hall.
Aprila3. 1896 I sid 40 Fr9 ]6p-
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The cost of transportation for each
mile travelled is, by railroad, LOG cents;
by steamboat, .20,3 cents; By coach
about Z cents, and by inferior convey.
ance nearly 8 cents per mile. The total
cost of mail transportation for the cur
rent year, including the salaries of
agents and messengers, but excluding
the ocean service, is S6,576,l28
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THE FRAMING PRIVILEGE.

He recommends the abolition of tie
fraDking privilege, and compulsory pr
payment on all transient printed ma
ter.
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,H Il. r1T 70 CAaRRIAGE FACTORY
Ame,ta ee Leaeh,
CARRIAGEs AND BUGGIEs

SO1 il
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
on hand at their Ware Rooms, for the Spring
and Summer Trade: they can now assprethe
public that the work at their Factory cannot
be excelled in the State, either for durability
or fneness of finish. None but the best work
men are employed in the Factory. consequent
1y it is the only establishments of the kind in
this part of Ohio, that will wAKRvSrITHEIR
WORK t7sr~ --.
The attention of purchasers is, therefore re-
! specially called to this establishment, ere
the best of work can be had at Ta-aaa
r. GREAT
Come and see our Stock on hand, if you
don't buy, tell your neighbors what sort of
work is made i'm Ashland. slt 5-Aiq 1t.r
B~lacksmithing, Painting, Trimming, Gus
tom Work and repairing done at the shortest
notice and in the best style.
: Thankfurfo for past patronage we respectful
ly solicit a continuance of the same.
N B. AL work warranted. Factory on
Sandusky ST., three doors west of the Court
House, Ashland, Ohio. LotfT4f HG5 ;
May 16, 1855. l @ E5Itf.
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Attention Farmers.

AGGGuGkUA Z GI1A1GI6.
rEHE undersigned are now extensive
Il ly engaged in the manufacture of
= BOOTS &c 3EOES.
at the Store in Ashland, two doors east of tn
Sampsel House, and opposite the Bank, where
you can find -
r. Superior Custom Made Work!
which for style, workmanship and durability
cannot be ts9 rr srodH ~ tBse7so *
EXCELLED IN NORTHERN OHIO.
,feslt We have likewise, one Of the .
LARGEST STOCKS 0Ff BOOTS ~ANDdSH0ES
bought from Eastern Manufacturers, andselec.
tedwith great care BY OURSELVES, ever brought
to this maI ket. Dur Stock embraces every
Style and Variety Of Boots and Shoes
We keep constantly on hand
SHOEMAKER'S FINDINGS,
such as Sole Leather. Kip, Calf, and Skins
Also n large assortment of 1al3
sa4.s ERUTNK - la
We also keep on hand a choice article of
Cain Seat Chairs!
all of which we are determined to sell very
cheap. Our motto is small profits and quicl
sales. Give US a call, for by so doing you car
save money. H'-
tTD Don't forget the place.
J. BOD 20 nj. WATSON d STUBS.
Ashland, Sept. oath, 1~656.-n16tf b.
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vv1H;

No. 3H4, BrOddDdy, .We17IoTk,
To whom all orders must BE addressed.I Ill
For sale by Druggists aud Country Merchants
in, an partsa0fth United States Md the s0anadaE,
And foIsale 2y r H cHpBE$cq .Ashlsna.D.
vitlesJa HOFFMAN, II opaeyilie ~ Ty leT MQhsran
vile. A. Stoner, Lakeviilestation ID. E.Stockmsn
ard ANDERsoN& Row WILD, and Dealers
in Medicine 5 .,s.osr4e .a IA
Feb. 90, 1856. 1y3e
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REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER
GENERAL.
Hon. James CampbelI, of Penn.i
POST OFFICES.

POST OFFICES.
On the 18th of-June, 1856 there were
1855 post Offices, being an increase of
1864 in four years. 9
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S%EBASTOPOL TAKEN
H BEST sTocK OF
SADDLERY AND A NESS

IN ASHLAND,
s to be found at the Shop of HUGH e. ]. DAvI
l. on Main Street, between Ralston's Jewelry
Store and w. Wasson's Boot aud Shoe Store,
Ashland. Ohio. We invite the attention of the
public to our large stock of
Saddles, French and Boston Bar.
ness, Valieces, Carpet
Gags and
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS
and in short everything kept in an establishment
ofthis kind, and We assure them thai our prices
are as Ion if not Toner than any other establish
mentin this place. ATlour work we wiIlrarrGnt,
asno stock but the very best is ever permitted to
gointo any job.
Repairing done on the Shortest No
tice. t,2 ~ -
Z. We return our sincere thanks to all our old Gus
toners forthe very liberalp patronage heretofore so
literally bestowed upon us, and we hope by our
good work and prompt attention to our business,
bot only to warrant a continuance of the same,
nut we eNpectthose who have never been our us
TONERS to call in and see US az least. examine our
work and prices, and then we know they viii
buy. Don't forget the place, opposite Wallack's
Grocery, and west of the McNulty douse. JE
HUGH & j. DAVIS.
P. S-we manufacture our own stock aAr
May IA, 1856. 49-u
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~ Volume AZ cradt1fe of
\ <. one OF the frsl medical
SR<ST3ME.EEEM scbo dis rs tie United
5>SN/N MZurrr.[[$ Stafesa
->ZN r-s124E rcda ouzrter 3fa eeteury
IoaEe sItfIy5 eBdf freaf-
@w@1%\ mem ofSyphifiS and kim
dredsiisorde ~ esa spr-
mn !ftiN ciaIity, he has become
possessed of m ost nvaiuaMeiDbrniauralin re-
gard TO the same, and is able To compress int va,e
science ON his important subject; as the resattof
the aynerience ~ ne must erSfneft tph5 sician MS in
F,rone nd Amerieais thornushly demonstrated
in III ~ highiv sncressful nrartice in the treat
meni OF seeretdisesSesiu many tboussnas II cases
The practice Of Dr.. AuntsT has Ions heeh ard
licifatioh OF numerous persons. he'Bas BEEN in
duce; to extend the spbere ofhis profe ssioDRl use
fitness to the community at large. throueh the
lYaedium of his Medical Manual and Hantr Book
for the Afficted."
1t is a volume that should be ugtne hapd ofey
cry family in the land. whether used asa proven
tive Of secretvices. or asEa guide fer the ailcvia
tion of one of tbs. most awfnl and destructive
scourges ever visited upon mankind forthe sins o
sensuRlity and impufify Of every Kind.
1t Is a volume. that recehas we'd he un qpalihes
recommendation cfthe bIstphysictensln the ana
t%hropists md humfanitarians; ave,mostnee "a
powerfulteadhings would beslikelT to ne insir9
mentsl y Us E95ai pataheasl1h aSgpns .he ronnr
Ing oil multltuues ei ouf peoPte. enYIS "a oenS.
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.g0idIA Eaaines I'd
CARTERiS SPANISH MIXTURE.

PTHE GREAT PURIFIER OF9THEaBL0GD
s!'s The Best AltefatiVe KRaWnrsIs
seEor u P1R1fcLEf0F MERoURysdM III !
ASfnfaa4fb q lRenedyfprSfroIulasKipg,ssE \
Ri Sim mssss On f Gns ! On 9 fhs paes Biossss@
b~,yissss d a9ilsI Asss aga worm gfSs 81 f fniS9,s
tsaol 'sss ss5 f fia 5 81 s Es asRs q .sssaioass
FzsytA set Fn sSSs + tsssG5p gy-s0 zosss
d s1si0 s3S ~ II 3 8Sss issr sasnssis
-ciopsuseefAeEeu
a.b ID III HI Life 81 %6aR4fe 81 III BioaFs1
k 81 Boo .s. |. scs a satSs g snd %saift e &c e fxEi e.
tients fro iahparts oftte United States, y hotes
est Of
TUREn Neuralgia, rheumatism. scrofuIa. EfhP'
t ns% s on the s ski9G: Liver SsIh pissess: FsssIs Ulcers
the Throat, Female Complaints. Pains. aHdh ehjng
ofthe Bones and JOINS are speedily putto flight by
For hlFdiseashs ofithe Biopds M. fhf4Ef ns YET
been found tp compafe with IT. It efeHrfee III
ton, 'sivesstone to the stomach .malffafis skin
fesslsa 81 a sis ,esaase, sPs sroa EZRA s das s eS Sssss ss On e.
4 tF5r Re st d,ssa Rs!T 81 = SisSs ~ r IS siF Sse5sisr., IN.
regularly pfesefibed with he hghpisT ehe6fa.f il
e enxlsSIaye IS ' the w worn.o oad faame. e ss. : 81 al sRIp Il r.
and leaves the -ratiefft-fF3sl- and healthy q
h slpgle bottle oIIhff Kls y orth
allthe so-calfed SafsaparitIasin existen6fsA
10 The large number ofcertihcptes which We have
received from persons from all partsoitheuhited
S ates. is the best evidence that thereis no Ppmbul
about it. The press. hotel keepers. magistrates
physicianss and public mep, well known Q 1.-THE
Community, afladd their imong tofhe9 wbhder
dful effects ofthis REA BLOOD VR5FIERa
Call on the AeESr and ger an AtmsEdc.s and
Gssf i1s ssisas s HGSfsffa &f4fa6 igFss II 4 VS. P { s Sy
WHERE FvERY gHtsoE LsEsH1 D sleKAtLE yAEEp.9
The limits of an advertisement viii not admit
their full scTtfDu.-st
4n5w4nt s-REEHS co.,PEoeristors,
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o WIN a LOYER.
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Who, did they know some gentle charm,
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Thisis decidedly the most facinating, interest
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MAIL ROUTES.

MAIL ROUTES.
On the 18th of June there were in
operation nearly 5000 mail routes, the
total length of which was estimated at
235,642 miles, costing $7,035,474.-
These mail routes. were divided as fol-
lows :-22,323 miles of railroad; a.
95l of steamboat /; 50,453 coach, and
nearly $4,000 inferior grades. The
increase during the last fiscal war year
nearly 10000 miles of railroad 1882 of
steamboat 1850 coach, aud $4,000 in
ferior grades. In Nebraska and Kan
sas l0,2S8 miles were added to the
length of the routes.
PosrMAsTERs AGENTS AND CONTRACTORS.
OF these 339 have an income of over
$1,000 per annum, and the Postmasters
are appointed by the President, subject
to the confirmation of the Senate. The
total compensation of Postmasters was
for the last fiscal year, So, 102, $780,
The number of m%ajlroute contractors
was 6,972; of mail agents, 394 and Of
mail messengers, l,l08. IN s,1
" AE
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TERRIBLE Disclosures

SECRETS COR TIE rI /. !
A most Wonderful and Invaluable Ppblica
- tion,
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The reduction Of the tariff as recon-
mended in the Secretary's first report
by an enlargement of the free list SO as
and the raw materials used by our man.
ufactures, to free entry, and lessening
the duty on other imports, is again
strongly urged as the best and surest
mode of giving increased beneficial en-
ployment to our tonnage, and increased
beneficial markets for our manufactures
and other products, and of %eultivating
amity and friendship with our neighbors
of Mexico, the West Indies, Central and
South America, &C., and also the best
mode next of promoting u W prosper.
ity, after tho mutual free trade we en-
Joy with each other.
The total gold and silver eecoinage Of
the United States Mint, from 1893 when
the mint was established, to 30th Of
September. 1856, has been S549,34I,
GA IA, and the entire import from 1920
when the account was first kept, ba.
been 1898 sos, 743, and the export
S436,5s7 ,354-there being no account
of the Imports and exports, prior tt
1920.
The report goes on to discuss thu
subject of the export of gold and silver
currency and banking, small notes ant
specie, the sub-tieasury and Commercial
transactions and a variety of other top
les of moro or less interest, for which
we regret we have no space this morn
ing. The whole report, occupies forty
six octave pages.
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RETIRED LIST.
The Secretary renews his recommen-
dalton for a retired list of disabled Off
GERS, as indispensable to the efficiency of
the service.
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Railways Ready Relief, for all purposes
where the body is seized with pain, whether
it be of a simple character, or the most tortur4
ing paroxysm: whether, it be Toothnche or
Cholera ; whether Headache or Spasms and
Cramps whether aches or pains in the bones
or Joints, shoulders-or back, or the more terrible
spasms of Neuralgia whether in the bowels
or joints head, back, or stomach Railways
Ready relief will in a few minutes restore the
most terribly afflicted to ease and comfort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

v-Eoss Of Appetite In the foreruuner of
diseases and tbs surest indication of dersnged liver
and disordered stomach Those who thus affect
ed may readily avoid spell Of sickness By resoring
to the use Of SAKERs BITTERs the surest regulator
and assistant OF nature The skill of man has ye. dig
covered A fsw doses will expel secreted bile, co
livsn veI hen the stomach, increase the
appetite. assist digestion, and prevent biousness
choiic stomach diarrho, and all other diseases
OF similar stamp One gle bottle, taken accord
Ing TO directions is worth bufhel OF poisonous min
erals and qua OK nostrums They purely vegeta-
bic and entirely harmless 10 their action Try them
To be had of ali the prnci ual Drug in the city
OF Richmond and elsewhere. Ordefs filed by sd-
dressing K. BAKER,
no 10 Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALTS.
FUTURE fDAYH.



VA AEp g4a m! Hk. p. EsrArE on M.Is
- rAEET FOR SALE Ar AUCTION.-1y virtue
o. decree OF tie Circuit Court Of the city Of Rich
ns oaa, IN the case Of Aofetts " Moffstfs' shai
= ss I aso os 6 isss,01 :.
80 Lot on the north side Of Main street "a IA cas-
a. n.; With 18th street. onse o feat
9n MNn street and running back about iB fast On
1Dtn street, to the factory of Messrs Roystsr Bro
And It o'clock the same day, Lo. At Rocket.
Sofeet towards the river opposite tia whs-f IsIo,
Ing to the late John Ende1 ss-s
- .ns foregoing Lots will be Surveyed and divided
the day of SALE and also at the Office Of Messrs Goa
am ny 4pperson, prior to the sale.
IL. et tue corner OF Main and 18th streets in
oeneved TO be one of the best locations for tobacco
factory In Richmond, and will be divided with view
10 nne erection Of such buiiing on some part of IL
me Lot At Rockets Is well suited to the erection
~i.hln 10 or so feet of stone wharf on The river
Payment In each sufficient to cover the costs of
3 INC INC nesosaSie notes we'll endorsed payable in
money VIII DO required. The title viii be Retained
s gro. W: RANDOLPH, Commissioner
eale oy GoDDIS & APPERsoN Aucts
HGaHassec H asp Loo To SN s HILh +sTREET
VIII be sold on TUESDAY the 9Th December. 1855
On On .ne premises, commencing at O'Clock. P NJ, the
name0 tenement, on Hull street, Manchester. near
70 hni street Hotel and adjoining the residence OF
MT Alex Avis. The lot fronts SO feet runs baek
100 feet The house has rooms, and has recently
been thoroughly repaired '
IERMs-One- half cash; balance at montbs FIR
1esouaoie notes, interest added secured BY trust
deed or title retained.
de5 GoDDIV Il APPERsoN, Auct..
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF vaI,u.
~ AsLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY or
hCH MOND- As commissioners appointed by a
decree OF the Circuit Court of Richmond pronounced
on tne 18TH November 1856, in the case of DeIarue
vs. Deiarue's adm'x, &c, shall proceed TO SELL at
puomc suction, on the premises, on THURSDAY
the 9Th January, 1871 at O'Clock P NJ, if fair. il
not the next fair day, the following valuable res
estae, OF which Sebastian Delarue late of said ctv
died seized VIZ: Lots Nos g. 10, % a. IS &c. az al
81 81, t2 81 in the plan of French Garden 'front.'
Ing on 9Th, 10th and Abigail streets On some of
tnese lots there are four client brick dwellings
nearly new, having rooms to each and several small
framed tenements. the most of which are handsomely
located and by reason of the convenient access to
tnem and the fact that along 9th street gas and cit
water have been introduced, are admirably adapted
co resldencet for sm Ill families.
After which, will be sold House aud Lot on the
west line OF Sd street. the city burying ground
TERMS One thied cash, balance at 6 and IL me s.
Tor negotiable notes. interest added satisfactorily
endorsed and title retained till last note are paid
oH The taxes of 1887 to be paid by the purchaser
r. n, co okGMA comf'...
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. ArPExsoN, Aucts
ds5-2awtds
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by Alexander Nolt, Auctioneer.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO.
CERIES.-Will bs sold, at auction, at nv store.
on SATURDAY msrning next, the 9th inst, com.
mencipg at 10 O'Clock, fine assortment new and
second he nd Furniture
GROCERIES-W hiskey, Gin. Brandy, Rum Ger
dials Sugar. Coffee, Cheese, Candles Soap, &c
so 40 baskets Champagne.
DRY GOODS.-Cloths, Cassimeres, KeYeys Lind
seys, Muslins Calico, Cambrics Domestics, &c
Boots. Shoes Hats, Csps, Bonnets, &c. Ready made
Clothing &c.
100 Cigars, choice Brands
de 5 ALEX MOTT Auct
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~ Whftehursf's Gallery of Photographs
ND AnEaorYrEs.-Ths present manager has been
engaged in tbs business is years His pictures are
exhibition at the Meehanics Fair. and Ut ~ Main
street. This public are cordially invited 70 cab and
lujse for themselves
Photographs copied from pseusrreo:yPes any size
desired. ALBERT LiTCH.
Ro4-lms S'z
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IOfice with Geo. J. Sumner. No 90 Gearl street
o. HORSES FOR SALE AT AUG.
@cE TION.-Will he sold, on sATURD morn.
ing, December 9Th, commencing al 10 o CLOCK
at the Central Depot pair of very fine Grey Match
Horses six and seven years old warranted sound and
perfectly kind and gentle in single and double har
ness.
ALSO. black Mare, sound and gentle, in single
and double harness, together with several Ssdd. and
Harness Horses.
de5 THOMAS w KEEsEE, Auct.
CHERiFF'S sALE--By virtue of sun.
- dry Executions in my hands against J. r. q L.
l. Barnes, shall expose to public auction, at the
Foundry lately occupied by the said Barnes on the
corner of 9th and Cary streets on MONDAY. the
9Th day Of December, 1856, the following property
taken under the above Executions, to witt
Large Engine and Boiler
Slide Rear Logs
Punching Machine
Vices and Benches
Cubalos and Cranes
All the Patterns used in the Foundry
Running Gear to Machine Shop
Smiths Tools embracing all generally used In
Foundry
pair Pattern Balances
2 Fans
| Screw Block
] Fancy Stove
Scrap Iron &c.
TO which the attention of Foundry dealers and
the public generally invited, the above srt
clos will be sold without reserve. Sale positively to
commence at II O'Clock 4 NJ
ISAAC w WALKER D. s.,
de 5-tds For Thomas,W. boswell, g. C R.
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- Preserve your Teeth -..Arrest De.
cay Sound and healthy Gums, Teeth white as Ala
hsster and perfumed breath can be obtained by the
Use of DoWDEpS DENTAL FLUID. IL prevents
lie formation of tartar renders the teeth whites and
rlperts delightful and permanent aromatic fra
srancs To the breath Recommended as superior TO
say preparation kGown, by Dn PieasanN Hudson;
Hancock &c &c, of this city. and BY Dentists and
physiciant everywhere. &
For sale By all Druggists, Wholesale and retail, by
GEORGE DOWDEk,
kChsmist and DIuggist,
oc 2a-3m fEs 9th and Broad sis.
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intending 20 make change in their firm, in their
store of this city the st of Janusry next respect
fully call the attention of their customers and the
public in general that they will sell d at cost their
entire large, well made and well selected atock of
CLOTHING. Their stock comprises in part, heavy
Black Riding Over,Coats, and large assortment of
other kinds fine Fancy Silk Velvet, Black satin,
Fancy and Blk Silk, aud Cloth and Cashmere Vests
good assortment Of Black and Fancy Cashmere
Pants Black Cloth Coats of al grades, and Business
Coats of all qualities good assortment OF Servants
CIo,hing; Tainlss, Ragleps and good selection of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODSl
All they ask is q call and examine for yourselves.
ID. HEXTER SONS, No. 80 Main St,
Next door to Purcell, Ladd Co.'s, Druggists.
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