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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-05-20
P. DE PuY,
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Attorneys at Ldac, grE1llceTt, ONO
KTIILL attend to all business entrusted to
w their care, in the counties of Vanwert
and Mercer Particular attention paid to the
collection of claims and payments of taxes for
nonresidents. Also agents for the sale of real
estate. s5s 49
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gcleet Mlistcllang,
THE SISTERS.
BIZ MARY E. WILCOX,
PART I.

PART I.
Far over the hills lay spread tho
noiseless flush and golden haze of Iudi-
an Summer. The old year seemed to
be lying calmly asleep, breathing its life
away ia silent peace; while the western
sun smiled warmly through the smoky
ir, mellowing the stanS mountains IN
TO dreamy indistiuctDess, Furnishing
the west windows of the village, touch
ing the church spire with gold, and
throwing lorg shadows from the grave
STOKES in the quiet church yard. Every
thing breathed of silence, and peace,
and rAst But suddenly from the bel
fry OF the little church sigual toll rang
forth, quivering on the startled air, then
slowly floating away and dying 10 the
distance. Another and anoih her pealcd
forth aud died away-slow, solemn, soft
thrilling through the slumbrcus quiet
of the afternoon :; for they spoke of
death-death, the Inevitable, the nigh
ty, the cOuquerors who had been walk
ing in that quiet valley in the cool of
the day. Every voice and foot within
souud of thu bell was arrested and held
silent while the age of the deceased was
rung forth, every one paused aud listen
ed, and counted. Z" Twenty seven" "
said they. as the last vibration died on
the still air; ''It must be Mrs. Har.
land. Poor Mrs. Harland, she is gone
to rest at last"
Yes, she was at rest. She lay upon
her white couch by her cham Der window,
with her hands folded; and upon her
wasted features was an expression of
ealmness which "spoke not of death, but
of taking rest in sleep; yet it was DO
early rest it was that long, long sleep,
which t" He giveth to his beloved y
She was at rest in the paradise of God
aud the tears, of which she had shed
many in her brief life, we're wiped from
her eyes forever.
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William Ralston,

TEwELER AND SILVER
@ q SMITH, a few doors west
of the McNulty House, Ash
ZEd land, Ohio. Gold and Steel
HkS |2 Pens, and choice variety
ute sMsSa of Jewelry, kept constantly
w HEl on hand. Highest price paid
NEE for old Gold and Silver. Re-
pairing done to ord r, on rea-
sonatle terms-satisfaetion warranted
November 27th. 1855. 26tf
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NOTARY PUBLIC, Ashland, Ohio, will
IN draw Deeds, Bonds. Mortgages, Articles
Of Agreement, DC. at reasonable rates. Dcpo-
kitions taken with neatfless and despatch. Of
fee in the Law Office of Kenny & jacobs
November 27ih. 1885. 26tf
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PHYSICIANS.


nR. III. CLARK, Physician and Surg on.
IL Office near the Sampsei House, adjoining
tention paid to diseases of the Chest as well as
oil chronic cases.
Ashland. May 6, 1857. 4Sf
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= sstsss Df. H. Buck,
DRACTITIoNER OF MEDICINE AND
Il SURGERY. Rowsburg, Ashland County
Ohio. Nov, 9th, ls55.-26tf
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Willard SIocun,
Thomas ]. Bull.

TToRNEY AT LAW, -LoudonviIlc, Ash
IN land County, Ohio, will attend promptly
to all business entrusted to his care.
November 24th. 1885. 26d
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|. !. Crane. NJ. D.,

CURGEoN AND oCCULIST, Office iS
y Dulin d Cranes Drug Store, Main st.
Ashland, Ohio. Nov. eth. ls55--26tf
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Dr. s. Woodip,

se.,A EsIDENT DENTIST. Office
HyF h one door east of j. B. F. Samp-
1iI14Y sci & Co.'S Drug Store. Teeth
inserted from one to,a full set. Filling done to
order, and warranted to give Subtraction.
November 9th. 1855. 26f
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EgggGgAAgMEDyg.
|. r. GoodfeIlow,

- NTATCH MAKER RANDJEWELER
EA w Dealer in Watches, Clocks, jew
49, elry, Yankee Notions, &c. Watches
and Clocks repaired and warranted. Highest
price paid for old Gold and Silver Opposite
the Sampsel House, in the Post Office building
November 9th. 1855 26f
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AAWYMRg.

JAS. STEWART tw. sLocUM.
Stewart 6 Slocum,
TxTILL attend to all matters in litigation in
wv Ashland county, intrusted to their
charge.
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rHos. KENNY] fIoHN J.. JACOBS.
Kenny & Jacobs,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSEL:
n lors at Law, Ashland, Ohio Office one
door East of Wasson q Stubs Shoe Store.
Jan. Z. 1857 3lf
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Dnslarss Gurhs
H0YB8hz
McNulty House,

II sHhsaxn SIT \ VI Ohio, by VIM McNULTY.
N Rooms airy and comnedivass and table
constantly supplied with all the luxuries of
the saason Patronage solicited.
November 9th, 1855. 26h ;
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All the years since she was wed,
Wept the woman lying dead
With her grief aud God alone,
Secret prayer and secret moan,
That the darling spouse and mother,
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Miller House.
Mt MILLER, Proprietor. opposite the SamP-
J W. sci House. Ashland, Ohio. Good fare,
reasonable bills, and good accommodations. A
liberal share of the public patronage solicited
November 9th. 1855 26H
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking out last
a IN small which gradually extended tho entire
aa including beth which much eaten by the
that both would drop off.
tried all sorts of advertised and domestic remedies, without
good results then procured and applied little TT
OIL began to get better the bottle got broke and we
led gals tit again began to got My elder dangh
said, PA 90 of that Turf OIL sisters heal
oked so much better when you used it, We got another
p1tlo, and her head nearly well This an aggra
and took half hour wash it, and II
very offensive. One more bottle feel assured will curo
her entirely there but little of the disease remaining
entitled to this for the benefit Others take
great pleasure In giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, II 7. CHALK.
To Naagr nnV a 10
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
From the Pennsylvania Inquirer.
TIE Weed bine that Follows the strsos

From the fenns, l,ana inquirer.
TIE WssAStue that Follows the strisg
BY REV. SEWARD c. JONES.
Do you see how these tendrs take hold OF the string
As though by instinct OF love,
Preparing aloff the pure oder to hing,
And bear the sweet fowerei above
As though by a law which it never can break
The woodbine is led by its guide,
The inward direction il hastens 10 take
In all the rich glow of its pride
Do you see how those tendrils steal over the wall,
Far UP from the sod whence they sprung
The lily that tries on that woodbine TO call,
Would haveto give force TO its tongue
And yet that proud height, whence its odors come
down,
Like aroma angels might bring,
Was reached by degrees from its bed on the ground,
By the way Gifts governing string
oh, children, each dictate of truth aud OF right
Each prompting Of goodness within,
Like the strings, which those tendriis SO gently
invite,
Would lure You from sense and from sin'
But cling 10 heeords and Your spirits shall rise
In fragrance no wooabne can give,
Till sparing At last to the height of the Skies
In the bowers Of the perfect you live.
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.c1.u.r,,nouGm FROM BUCHANAN TO


Fare from Lynehburg lIuchanan.... ........sl 80
Il
From Lynchbnrg Charlottesville. ........... 90
TN and after the d of October Packet Boats eaye
buchanan at O A NJ, and Lynchburg Az +. NJ, Monday
"wednesday and Friday and arrive in emond second day.
O'Clock A NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving l"1chburg at ~ p NJ
reach Scpesy lie at lU a NJ day and arrive in Char
ottssyue al 81 T. NJ Leave LynchbuIg Buchanan aud
Lexington at 81 a. NJ Monday ednesay and Friday, and
arrive att L Nj
Prom Lynchburg to Richmond time and distances in
card below
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j L. BONDuR ANT


CHESTERFIELD April 18Th, lsaf
Msrs pooc C0Iiaying used Turf OIL fin ing
II ia he such fine medicine thin it due to you that yeu
should know IT, My daughter about fell the
rocker of chair and bruised her thigh
assumed the form OF boil aud became very had
anced by ply hut that did relieve IT, 1t became
running and continued 50 for nearly two tried
every medicine could hear of within effect until was IN
luced bottle Turf Ouafer using bottle
a.d half entirely healed lhave since used for othe
aud found the benefit You liberty to
this think proper. S ClALKLN.
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tim THE NEW YORK Il VIRGINIA
sS2nksEas IEAMSHlP CO.-ln consequence of the with
drawal of the JAMESTOWN for repairs, &c.
the ROANOKE will leave New FORK every Saturday evening"
and CITY Point every Wednesday morning nj o'clock Pas.
senger leaving ynchburg by the South Side Railroad.
Tuesday morning will connect morning with the Roanoke
NJ CITY Point LEE Il JOHNSON,
Agents for n Y. Il Va Steamship Co.
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sSIVlC OIL.

A NEW AND SUPERIOR ARTICLE
THE CHEAPEST LIGHT EVER ENOHv
has been demonstrated that this article Of fluid
u will consume in ordinary lamp prepared the pur
pose quantity that will equal in expense Of III,
most inferior allow candle and yet give light five
candles 1t has explosive qualities and may
used in families with perfect safety Give
had of our Agents in Lynehburg Messrs. STR0THER &
WHITEHEAD together with every variety Of Lamps adapt
ed to Its III. pARMENTER.
may 2s-3m For Sylvic on Company
NEGROES WANTED.-Thes ubsc riber wishes
IN TO purchase for the Southern Market Likely Negroes,
from the of 10 to 80 for which he will the high
est Richmond cash prices Persons having such dispose
would do well to give him call before selling He lie
found at W H. Mosby Auction House Henry Cunning
tons Office. Address +. NJ DUNNINGTON
feb 27dts Lynehburg
VALENTINE IL HENING, Gr0Ccrs, hnve in
Store and offer for cash barter superior lot of
nguyra and Rio Cofe Loaf Crushed Coffee and Brown Su
gars Imperial and Black Teas superior artce superior Ad
nanne and Taow Candies with variety of articles such
As are found in family grocery mar ls-is
INTOXICATED PRIMES for Co.tiveness
vA Just to hand fresh supply of the Medcated Prnes
40 much admired as pleasant and gentle Those
who have been waiting be supplied For sale by
J. II. THOMPSON g. CO,
J"u Apothecaries & Druggists
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ssa FUKNiTUKE. EUxNIrUKE !!

SsssJfs,faSSSSrfs, ~ kNfIlkE. FURNITURE :,
u Hz4S4 iraetu for past tavors The would
as5 return his thanks to his friends and the pub
lie generally, and inform them that lie
~ no" on mana tand constantly adding thereO) large
sortnent OF Elegant Furniture by skifu work
men ou' OF the very best material and finished most de.
saoe manner HIS Stock embraces every usually got.
zen up IN the most extensive manufactures
lie solicits call from isnq to purebase FAILING
sureu mat he can and will satisfaction regard TO both
price and quality work. " ~
HAIR and Shuck Mattresses ALWAYS on hand
EDWARD J. FOLKES
80 anu mandatory, doors below Liberty Ware
e' iap4d&ctsf
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Ihtse Nesses are u Tue frs class, built The city Bal
morc expressly for this trade have superior
daons Tor passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains wen qualified for the trade and who will spare
eHertiuu 10 accommodate They viii be lowed up
the by sean aud may be relied sail promptly
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods York
Will aud to their interest 10 ship by this line, freight will
always be- taken low by any other line 81 Packets
every effort viii be made by the agents Richmond and
New York To give satisfaction Insurance
the Richmond FIRE Association by THIS line per
W. respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining
share IT patronage
shipped by this line NeYork will be forwarded
free ii commission 10 New Orleans Mobile, Charleston
vannab any other southern Northern port.
The vessels will lie Richmond in the Dock, ia New York
mt Berth No. !, 1affce House sip foot OF Wall Street
DAVID y WIN GuRRIE, Richmond, | ,n,.
C. H. piERSDN, y. Y, 'h'"''
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especially, T.. NJ. LEFT WITCH.


: -
Nes1s D0po Cd--Oontcncu; used about fourth
bottle OF Iuu oil the back OF horse the
back lalmost entirely place large my
hand and this single application only applied cured
entirely and permanently. really surprised the
uckn"Ss OF IT. cuatN properties aud think more prompt
aui rihoRcous than anything the kind and
sold bottles paratuns
imposes.
Respectfully. j. L. BONDuRANT
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lNOR OHIE rgimip md I.ou,
sin liuc.-First Packet to sail with dis. = ..-,
patch The superior, fast sailing double decked -
and copper nedschooner, ELLEN" Captain
JAMES 5 IEW ART loading and Will sail as above For
balance of freight apply to
DAVID & WIN. CURRIE
Richmond.
S-Shippers by this Vessel will get hcr goods 10 port
ofdestnaon oneal of freight cheaper than by
other and in less time Insurance be effected
the best terms II. & W. &.
aug
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4 1ERED -. LEE, EOrwnrsin. and Commits
N Sion MERCHANT On the Dock, Richmond, Va
Thankful for the liberal extended to last
have made arrangements ncrcasc the line of Boats
ming house that boat will leave other day,
Sundays cNcepted) BY this shall be able TO
goods through days than heretofore and
nearly they by the s. s. L. r. and ut much less
My charge for forwarding Tobacco is cts per Box and
30 per HID which includes DrnvaEc aud Wharfage when
there necessity Tor dlayage The draAagt and wharfage
from the Basin Box and 40 HID The
Lock FOL" charged by the James River kanawha Co for
to house sets Ton, about CT Tor Boxes
aud per HID Having these advantages OF location am
willing my reap the benefit and charge only Il
fair price r my hoping thereby command larger
business.
Mypraua attention Will be given to sales of produce and
purchase goods Commission. A. ). LEE
lnlA
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Jan 81 dts

TWO THE j. AD1E~Of In NtNIst Hes. Den-
u MS N BRO DYFRs Richmond, Va. beg to inform the
citizens Lynchbng that they prepared
description SILK, Cotton Woolcn dycng Clean
ing well Is be done in New York elsewhere Wehave
machinery and the best of wokmon and guar
antec satisfaction In patrons Merno SILK and DE Lam
dresses dyed fashionable rnlor to suit the taste OF the
Shaw Of every description dyed cleaned Grape
Shaws dyed scarlet other colors equal to import
ed Nevcs equal silk dresses cleaned and Grease
wine stains ed We intend to do work equal To
establishment in the United States and respectfully solicit
the the citizens of tynchburg and vicinity Gen
temen Garments b ed and cleaned TO look equal to
DENNIS Il BRO,
J w Hines Franklin st. opposite Meiropol
an Hall Richmond Va 4-dts
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M L.. GOODMAN. Corner opposite the Cnb-
1u ell House Main ynchhurg Va, has received
and opened his Stock goods which Lannaed
and 6nc Twist double and'singlc Guns Rifles Indifferent Man
utactureS Colts Repeaers. Allen Co.'S double and single
Pocket Rifles also single Self Cooking Pistols also variety
of other patterns of Pistols Odd quality Powder Flask
Shot Beta and Pouches Cleaning Rods Waddlng Punches
Bullet Mouds Wipers &c Gun Smthug done upon short
notice Locks made repaired. Keys fitted, Bells hung
Ne lie will endeavor 10 give satisfaction to all who IA
yor him with their patronage, If within his power Terms
rash IN all cases. Ioct3 lts
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JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.
HroT,cE.-T yon wan, 10 purchase a

NTOTUCE--1T you want 10 purchase ~ I'm.
~ watch call kRrHohS tiIFt they give their
srecn attention wAteh trade aud tho experience they
hav in importing houses at tho north together
" facilities la the watch trade. will
them 10 do as ypu any house In Virginia Besides
all this their watches TO perform to thu
lion purchaser aud In the af trouble this
the spot Their present of
watches + large well selected Roneinlcr til. House
SlLYERIIiDRS a CLIFF
y. srarrnlar attention paid TO repairing fine watches
jc lsn
4 BBNTA PLATED SPOONS A. ID FO ass&s
n We take pleasure IN announcing friends all
be In something superior
fable Coffee Spoons well Dining aud Dessert
Forks Alfalfa aud plated with pure Silver
received lot Of the above goods FROM
AID VIII be pleased 10 sell them the very
prices The patterns desirable, the quality
the A No l. Remember the house.
may 9s-ts SIfyERTHORS a CIiFT.
IN Ing associated themselves together under The
eD lying the Jeselry business branches
respectfully inform their friends the public general
ly they viii Keep constantly hand Gold Silver lie.
yer Anchor aud Lcpnc Watches Breast Pins. Finger Rings
Earrings bracelets Gold Guards aud Fob Chains Seal Keys
Silver slouus of all and avarey other
,l1n taIptuilpn. ali OF which will sell low
bpug GIT in the All ask Il call the public
what we say istrue JOSEPH \ THURMAN
JAMES DINWIDDlE
Watches aud Jewelry Repaired at short notice
reasonable dgod and SILVER taken Ia exchange
4.
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u e.
are no" engaged in making large number of these Ma
chimes for the Harvest of ls1 and experience
success Tor several with the addition
important nloN elncn, satisfied that be
to turn out machines TO which aud will give
unqualified "ndofscacnts The advantages claimed
tue Virginia Ihrlsl er others
lowing LIST 8 Great strength and simplicity aili
~ !" do more work than he performed by other
horse machine Bird 1t is portable and easily hauled by
h"'ses 4h We have also succeeded removing what
heretofore been OH eunable The
great speed on the part the machines being 50
graed AS to accomplish greater with speed in d
We give one of the many testimonials in our Ma
chimes:
ATHEIST COUNTY VA, 1873.
hFsSliS H. :. WfIITTFMOKF 4 BROrHER--G he
four horse Power and rhrasher pure You IN July
RSt proved most excellent machine tlrashci about TWEEN
" crops Whit Lakng Of about thousand
n'sh"ls and nave given the most entire all
have thrashed Tor The from more thoroughly
eane ct grain than by other thasher have seen
and the grains are less broken lave worked with three
holses ana once with only IL
what ease the machine isworkrd Ionrs respectfully
TIIOS w. JONES
we viii also furnish Rcapors and Mowers dfeut kinds
Nhelar Propeller straw Cutter, superior machine; Hiek
"NS tcle' and Wine H. pluws Gram Cradles Wheat Dl.
~e.i &c, at the lyuchburg Agricultural Works
llIEMORE Il JOSIIN.
hit ~ulS SNtctNsors TO IL : Nhtttpuore * Bro
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.

NbnesNbA LINZ OF Riehnond AND =.
NEN YORK PAtkEfs.-This new home a Ffis
line - composed OF tho following vessels, 1870
foan SeH ORR every three days All ownsd the city
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TlNE1E stcn III ps y \ VI ESEOWN md ROAM
OKE having been thoroughly overhaulcd aud
p,c resumed their the ue New York
The JAMESTOWN CAPTAIN PARISH, leaves Richmond
every afternoon ocock for New York and City
evening the arrival of the Cars Lynch
burg and Petersburg touching only at Norfolk.
The ROANOKE, CAPTAIN SKINNER leaves CITY Point every
Saturday morning the arrival of the Cars Peters
burg Now York touching Norfolk
Passengers by the side Road leaving Lynchburg
Tuesday and Friday mornings, wl connect withthe Steamers
CITY Point
Passage from Lynchburg New York by either
Ship Slli Stcerage Passage only g..
For further information apply to
LEE. JOHNSON & co.
m Agents New FORK Va steamship Co.
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a MISSION AND FORM ABIDING AEkCIA NIs 80 -,
DEALERS IN GUANO AND AGRlCI LIliEaI "a, "a a., 40
MENTs, PErEishuhG, VA-rrodlee sigiine t. soi, H
"hlcn "" receive the personal attention partu,s
ioJ"hn NJ Otey, l'r James Saunders, sam AiInr e
Ruekei Lyt ehbuigi Thomas Wallace Hon join m 'se
Mciiwane, Nm. JOyhes, Petersburg, WAtp,cL ae
iiaie, liaAa Co, Richmond THOMAS a., a. a. a. -
JAS. X. BRANCH
4 NJ
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NOWI.IN n ALEXANDER,
Main street,

~ ~
~ Main street,
LYSCHnuRG. Va
oFPFR ron SAFE 4 LANCE AND rARGFD >TOCk or
suGARs-New orleans, eata aul Coffee Sugars Loaf
Crushed and Pow dcrnd do
GoFFEEs-Mew Crop Rio, Old Government Java and La.
yuyra Coffee.
SALT-Asalon's Faciory-dlod In clean Sacks
PLASTER Mountain PlAstet-tiruund and ia Lump,
1RoN-cauntry Hammered. Rolled Iron, Tyre Iron Nan
Rods band oval, Hufsc shoe and every Kind
sTEEI.-BHsiercd { ast aud Shear stco--all sizes
PLuN MOuLDS-Nr Keep supply always on hand
IEATHER--sole Upper and Harness Leather
BALE COTION-A numbers and sizes from southern
Factories
8TANoNo Peruvian iniInantiiios 10 suit purchasers
TEAS-imperal Green Ieas and Black Tea all qualities
MoLAssES-New Orleans and Mosoovado Molasses
LIQUORS Fine Old Whisky, Apple brandy, Rum French
brandy, aud line Liquors OF all kinds
Cotton Cloths Calico. Cotton batting blankets Linens &c
Liquoce Cases and Sweet Oil Tor Tobacco Mahutaetn
Country Merchants, at old established stand on Nam
LgHehbErs
We sef ON Commission bacon, Lard Butter Country Lin
Tobacco Wheat Corn aud Produce generally aud solicit
cohsgnments. lhH<' "Aets
4 EATHEH.~A large lot of Upper Leather,
i 4 Just received and for sale by
de5 i5s FRANKLIN & BROTHER
<slANO, s.uNNNO,-5O Tons at No, Per"-
u Wan Guano Persons purchasing of as may a"Aysf'y
getting but the genuine nree AS we se no other
tet sale on the most accommodating terms by 49, -
mar lsfs NJ HoLLfNs co
IN store aud for sale cheap Tor c.-h
! brown sugar ~ eepls per pound
Coffee Sugar, - "a ="
White ruserzcd Sugar. ~ "
Crushed II e"
Long handle Straw Brooms at 20 % y piece;
Alananne Candies 80 - aud cents per pound cheaper
by Bak. New Mniasacs, Portland syrup t" La
gnyra Java Gofrr No Muekcfe and New Ierrngs do
Scotch Herring line quality 81 Tea soap o different quail
and many uler acus To mention, which
sp ~. j II SOLOMON
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These vessels are OF the first class built expressly for this
and have superior accommodations for passengers
They commanded by experienced Captains well quail
fled for the trade and who Will spare oxcron
mediate
They will be flowed and down dhc river by steam,
relied To sail promptly dNertisod Merchants
going North ordering goods from Boston, will
their interest to ship 10y this lime, is the only regular
freight Will alw ays be taken low by
sells every effort win be made by the agents Richmond
and Boston 10 give satisfaction,
We respectfully ask and hope 20 succ obtaining a full
share of patronage
The win lie in Richmond at the Dock In Bos
ton at Rowcs What
DAVID WM. CURIIE, Richmond ,,.,.s
ALLEN Il WELTCH, Boston agents