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To the Ladies.

A choice selection of Handkerchief Perfu-
IN meries. Fancy Soaps, Colonies, Whiteand
Coloring powders, hair, nail and tooth Brush
es, Dressing Combs, of superior quality and
pattern, fancy Jets, DC, for sale by
DULIN d CRANE.
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Dated April Sd 1857.
1UESpmANr NO. 3

ResoZDed by the General Assembly IF the State Of
Ohio, three-fifths of the members elected 10 each
branch, concuTring therein, that it be and hereby,
is proposed to the electors OF the State to vote on
the second Tuesday of October next. to approve
or reject the following amendment as a substitute
for fhe second and third sections of tie twelfth
articIe of the Constitution.
All properly, personal and real. shall be subject
to taxalion by q Uniform rule, at the true value
thereof In mo ney but such de iuctions from cred
deem expedient Provided, that burying grounds !
public shool houses and all ~9therpnblicp property,
all houses used exclusively for public worship,
shall be exempt from taxation and IL the total
value of the PERSONAL property of any person shall
lot exceed fifty dollars, the same msy Be exempt
from tax alton. All property employed IN banking
shall always bear a burden of taxation equal to
t~hatinposed or the property of individuals.
N. IL. VAN voorhees,
Speaker of the House of RepresentafiUeSy
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the StaatE.
Dated April I'D. 1857.
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House and Lot for Sale.

ONE mile and a half west Of Ashland, on
" the road leading from Ashland to Olives.
burg. one acre of land. and a good dwelling
House and Stable, and a good well Nf water
and a great variety of Fruit Trees and good
garden, Everything handy, and can be got
cheap. DAVID SLOWER.
Feb. 5, 1851,
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TEnnE HAurr. Ind. Oct. 10. 1s55

1An1 4hO OCt.1 & - lCOO.
DIR. RoBAcK-Sir,-The last three bottles o
your Blood Purifier and the accompanying
Pills, have relieved me of the last vestige Of
my rheumatism. 1 consider the cure ali but
miraculous. After having suffered the most
acute agony, almost without intermission for
eight years, and being for three years a cripple,
1 can scarcely realize the fact that at this mo-
ment, after having used your Scandinavian
Remedies for only three months and few days,
1 am a hale, hearty man, capable of manual
labor, and entirely free from pain. When I
first applied to you, by letter, for a supply of
your medicines, 1 was little better than a an
natical skeleton. For more than two years 1
had never enjoyed one hour of unbroken night
rest, and my mind sinking with my body, had
become greatly enfeebled, the very first bottle
of the Purifier wrought a surprising change for
the better in my system, and after taking that
wonderful restorative, together with the Blood
Pills, for one month, 1 felt that q complete re-
generation of every animal function was in
progress. l was not deceived. 1 am now, at
81 years CT age, as free from every symptom of
rheumatism as I Was at 20. There can be no
doubt that this wonderful cure is due to your
remedies alone, and 1 ana willing, if it will
serve you or induce others to seek relief from
the same source, that this letter shouldb made
public.
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EaShiOnab1e
& q "a Il & ~ q R Z !

MRS. c.. NJ. PEABODY would respectful
IXl ly inform her old friends and patrons,
that having just returned from New York city,
with a splendid assortment of MILLINERY
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Medicines.

LII the most Celebrated Patent Medicines
N now in use, kept constantly on hand at
The Drug Store of DULlN d. CRANE.
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Cash for Produce.

S. SAMPSEL is prepared to pay the
IL. highest figures in CASH for BUTTER,
EGGS. and most of the staples of our farmers.
April %, 1857. 46tf
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Jackson To-, March 25, 1857. 3m42
Co. Agricultural society.

Ashland Co. Agricultural Society.
THE members of the Board of the Ashland Co.
i Agricultural Society, will meet in Ashland
at the ONCE of the Secretary, on the goth Inst. at
two O'Clock P. NJ. A full attendance is requested.
The following are the members-B. Kellogg, Pres
ident; John Scott, Jr.. Vice President J. b. F.
Sampsel, Treasurer; Trustees. Peter Thomas, Peter
Deshong, Joseph McComb, John Bryte. George
Rathburn ard K. P. Fulkerson.
WIN. OSBORN, See'y-
June 1. 1857. 3w52
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THE ELEGANT AND WELL-BRED HORSE
L

THIS fine and well known Horse, whose
Il stock is highly appreciated throughout
the county, will remain until about the first of
July, in the hands of Mr.. Plumb, at the stable
of A. W. Melsheimer, in Ashland. For terms,
see printed bills. JOSEPH G.. MOORE.
MAY q. 1857. 6w5l
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Notice to Teachers.

TNHE Board of School Examiners of Ashland
i County will hold the following Examina-
tons during the year 1857, at Ashland, in the
Union school buildings, viz:
The 2nd d 4th Saturday of March.
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April I6, 1857.
No. 1871 AN ACT,

mo. 1871 AN ACT,
70 provide for the Establishment OF
Reform Schools.
SEc- /. Be 1t enacted By the General
Assembly of The State Of Ohio, That the
term reform school shall be understood
to apply to institutions where youth are
detained under discipline for their re-
formation, which institutions shall con-
sist Of three Glasses.
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SEcRrrARY OF STATE OFFfcE.1
CoLuMBU April 4, 1857.
I hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Con-
origin al rolls ON file in this office.
M H. BAKER
Secretary Of State.
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AupTToR,s OFFICE. !

AsHLAND, April 8, Ib57.I
i hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Com
stitutional amendments are correctly copied from
the original as furnished this ONCE by the Seereta-
JAMES sw1NEFoRD. auditor. ash..co
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CLASS ONE,

This class shall consist of reform farms
of suck q character as is the one estab-
lished by law in this act, into which are
to be received youth sent thither either
by judicial decision, or by parental or
township authority, as provided in this
act, and to be employed under less re-
s~traint, chiefly in agricultural labor.
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Rslaee Diss,cslsy n New York.


Rslaee Dssstcalsy n New York.
TAsrs have been difficulties in New York,
growing ont Of the regulation Of police of
ssss. By the Law hitherto, the police has
bssa under the appointment and gessrsl su-
thority and supervision Of the Mayor. That
il hes bssa - agreat extent party machine,
was charged, and no doubt truly. That il
Was often inefficient and grossly mismanaged,
y true. The Legislature At it, last session
passed Law recognizing the city police,
psssing it under the regulation Of central
board, to be appointed by the Governor. II
was charged that this was counter politi-
sal movement By the Republicans, designed
70 punish the city for giving such An over
whelming Buchsneer vote, and 70 revolution
iEe its politics. And very likely political
motives have to y great extent animated
both sides. When the new board organised
and endeavored TO assume control Of the po-
lice, Mayor Wood and the old organisation
resisted. There Was respect Of nulli6ca-
tion on IN extensive soaie, and Of serious
public Disturbances. But the DECISION Of the
Supreme Court, which was in favor Of the
new Law, and Was carried up BY Wood to the
Court OF Appeals, has been speedily passed
upon BY that body, which conourred with the
decision below, and the whole machinery has
been turned over into the hands Of the new
board. This will be = sore defeat to the
Wood party, and triumph Of his opponents
which We hope will also prove . triumph of
good order over mob of rowdy politicians
and rolhan keepers Of the peace, for the con-
federates and associates of Ryndcrs and the
Empire Club fraternity could hardly be mis-
used in being 90 styled.
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POStpOmemcMt.
The GEsat sale 81 SIX AaunAReA ksss
AT PUBLIC AUCTlONi
In = 8 g. L MO MT,
on ras ssogxp,

40 4OOAEON6O Az
Thursday, June nth, 1067.
vINHg suburb Ess IL N On 4, City 81 Ksok III,
= containing One Hundred and Sixty Acre. Of
tour Of the ground, and consequsstl Lots vary In
Dimensions from 0ne-fourth Of an acre 70 two and
ens-haH acres. The Streets and Avsnses are viae.
and pass over favorable ground requiring nsither
eating nor hiting. An elevated poiAt 10 rsssrvsd
for the purpose Of an Astronomical ObssYvsteYv
Another portion has been laid o. for Pubiic Pssk
The design Of the Proprietors In the arrangsnsnt
OF this suburb has been to prsserss the natural
beauties Of the locality, which are uasqusled 10
the vicinity Of keokuk, or elsewhere. IRON every
point, excepting aAmall creek bottom Of alluviai
SOIL we'll adapted - gardening purposes, there IL
Ane view Of the Aississippi River, also Of bean
tifaieountry lying North and West.
EsselMont
IL situated within the city limits, I mile from
0lenfsrd Station, and Is accessible By Mellow eli
street, 0lenford and Esselmont Avenues, from the
Grand Avenue.
The sale will take place on the grounds, o. the
I'D dsy OF April next, commencing u ~ o'clock
Q. N.
Single Lots viii BE- sold with the privilege es
FROM = TO ., at option " purchaser.
TERMS:
One FIFTH C0sh-bdlancs in One, Two.
Tires and Four Yeevs,
With interest II the rate Of 10 percent per aansu,
and Mortgages retained for deferred paynsnts.
collation. will b fasnishsd. LitAseraphis
plans will be furnished ON day ~ sale.
The Streets and Avenues viii b opened sam.
eient time before tAs day Of sale enable persons
dssiring 10 purchase 70 drive the whele tract
Ror further information inquire Of c. b. Dinond.
". DeWof 81 Main-st., or Of the undsSsisssd.
SMITH vANSiCKLRN,
nayzod Asotionssss.
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II
w discovered while In III kAss lndiss, :
certain eSfe fur tionssmption, As:hna, Bron-
= ehitis. Coughs, Colds, and General Debility
The remedy vss discovered b hin vheA his saiy
ehud: oaag wAs given up 70 die. He hAd
heard mech Of tbs wonderful restorative end heal
Ing qualities 81 preparations maAs froa ehs 8sst
IndiA Hsmp. aud the shossht oecsrred o hIu thea
- night mako remedy Tor his shiid. He ssaaie1
hard and sccesedsd In feslisinr ii, viehss m
child vss c.sss, aaa - asw aisvs ass wsli. Ne
has sincc administered the wcaderful rsnsdy 10
thoasands Of aGaerers - al parts u The world.
and no has aessf failed Ia mailing then e,nplst. :
y healthy and happy. Wishing TO d. = inaeh
good - possible. hs will Send to ssrh Of his a.
nicted fellow beings - rsqusst ~ this rsops, viii
full and explicit dirsstions for making Il W. and
succcasfnily using II. He requires each Appllsans
70 iscisse him ose shiiiing--ihrss cents - - ~
tased - postage On tbs recipe. And ~ rtmaiader
70 be applied " the paynsnl u this advertisement.
Address Dr.. II. JAMES,
No. 10 9raad-st., Jersey CITY, N. J.
r. S.--Thsss are psfs0ns Who prs1end % prepare
sos sALs ths "kxtSset " CansA6is IndiA fron
Dr.. u. Janss' kesips, ard Who profess 70 y his
Agents. All sash pssssns aFs impostSrs. BIZ Il.
James's sole sh3set y 70 bsnsAt the world sod ~
y make msnsy. Hs has 40 ADMITS Who psspass
bis from the rscips, ard asvsr will hsvsi fAsin-
posters caxsor make Up tie usdicins iron tAe
ssciPssp q 70 sstl u o. . proat, shs cost u in-
porting the East India Hemp alone bsiug ~ I
gfses = admit u pseaAtasy pssAt n ~ en1- i
utHs fsnsdy. Ths initAtlons Ass pssbaAIy Il
esApesedl II neiaAsss And pernietsss drug =
tvu. cst!ns saiy few ssnts. M.5,
nay3eaAw3n
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Erhe river Is now failing, and 10 :
wssk or two, anlsss damage has bssn done
By The va1ss wAioh will cause maserial de-
lay Tor repairs, the railroad q Darlington,
which has bssa subnargsd, will b. In run
ming condition. II ths nsaa tine II il the
bstssr Wy 70 60 via PiynsstA 6s Quincy 70
Chicago, snlsss yoa wish = visit OqaswkA.
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Nsw YoRK HorELs.--lt 10 stated that the
principal Hotels Of N. Y. have resolved to
increase their charge for board and lodging
from ~ SO TO Is per day, finding that, with
full houses, they are scarcely making expen-
ses, in consequence Of the high prices Of
nearly every article Of household consump-
tion-mests, vegetables, Tea, Sugar, DC.
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VIM. Manners,
d Y 4 = AN y O o u = r = =
On Fourth Street, between johnson and Bxehsngs
KkQKUK, IOWA.
may10-d1y


- - ~ A00ENEU8e
NERO liant TAIL OR,
LAYING purchased the entire stock Of Hsssrs.
Ii forman Mccoy, and also secured The ssrvi-
Am prepared " make and a. garmcnts OF every
description In my line Of business on tie shortest
notice and In tho most fashionsbls styles. havs
on hand the largsst and best stock Of 0snts'
Goods, French Cloths, csssimcres, vsstines. Col.
lars, Crsssts, Undesshirts. Drawers and fancy
toilet goods ever brought to the city. Alse,
largsStock Of ready made clothing Of 1ashisasbls
styles, which am anxious to cell cheap for cash
All are invited TO call and sxanine
mayle-d J. II. MAGGENER, Seconds
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Foa TnE LADiss.--A gallant druggist Ia
Cincinnati has invented what be calls glove
Protsctors.' They are attached 70 the glassss
40 snch msnnsr - to enable the ladies Who
nsy b passing and drop IN, to saks glass
q nectar OF soda, without soiling THAR
glovee.
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ca The New York Mirror gives rumor
that the beautiful and accomplished wife Of
one Of the leading theatrical managers Of
that city has recently been sent to the Lana.
tic Asylum Of that city.
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Is Cheap as any Competitor
and
UNIFORMLY nErIfR Fxsourrn.

for In beauty Of sxscution oar pres cannst be equal
ed IN this city, while, - . matter Of competition,
IT COSTS US LESS MONTY 70 print i0s0 Cards
than II costs any printer In Keokuk the Horssy not
excepted, - We cen satisfy any one interested 70
know.
We respectfully solicit work Of this charaeter, in
particular, from city and country custonsrs, with
an assurance that in all respects can sassiy them
Ut which the great amount Of work which We are do
ing in this line 10 pretty good evidence.
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walker cut 81 Nucaragua.

BY reference to tho telegraphic items in
our columns this morning, it will be seen
that Gen. Walker has finally been driven GU.
OF Nicaragua and has arrived at New Or
leans. What the next step in this land
stealing, slsvsry-extending scheme will be-,
1t is difhcult to foresee. Perhaps Walker
will persuade his sympathizsrs to furnish
him money and munitions for another expe-
dition, and there are still people enough lef.
who will be willing enough to violate the
laws and engage in tho traitorous scheme of
hedging in the power and limiting the iinflu-
ence Of this confsderacy BY cndeavoring to
establish contiguous "slarehold;ng repub-
Inc, based upon military principles" Is a
counterpoise to it, even though the tolerably
certain prospect before them is that their
bodies will rot in the bitches and feed the
buzzards Of Nicaragua. Walker himself, in
his speeches At New Orleans, says that ssvic-
cory u certain" That has been declared too
many times; but for the present, at least, his
gang il dispersed. The people he went to
"deliyer" have succeeded in driving him out,
and meantime will be permitted to regulate
their own affairs.
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NEW MU1lC.
Just received . 6ns assortment Of Hall / Sons
y auitass, violins and AscosdsSns. Also, one
secondhand Pianefor sale very cheap.
80 copies Hank l hear On Angel siax;
Is Old Play Ground;
IS Widow Bedott, Comic;
Is " am thine and thine only. over thu
left;
IS let me die In Spring time;
IS Listsato the Aockinsbird
rs DR.. KAnc's Funeral March
50 Shells Of 0.ean;
And Ill the new and popular songs and pieces
PATRICK GROUSE,
nayUd 10 4ain-st
S'f.keM1. ~. NobL8. !. =. CRAle.
LOWE, NOBLE = CRAIG,
Attorneys ~ Law,
A6OA a.
Oose on yshnson-st., in verandAA Bsiidins, ad-
joining sAe Postcece. [ny6dtf
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Fer ReMts
rlNllE Gne and ssmmodious store ON the corner Of
L johnson and Second streets, will Be rented. and
possession given immediately, II application bs
made soon to DIM0ND CONN,
may2ld IS MAin-st.
tTimes and Post copy.l
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NEWS ROOM
JUST oPENEDil
Webster & Potter.

Lave just opened . room for the sale Of
Ii NEMSPAPERS,
MAGAZINES,
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
And every thing else pertaining TO the regular
PERIODICAL AND NEWS BUSINESS.
To their stock Of Late
News ana Literary journals,
Just received, they would invite the attention Of
the public, WEBSTER POTTER,
may2ed. Johnson-st., Opposite the PostSAies.
Harp % . tn e1sana 0trlngs.
DATRICk ! GROUSE have just received . mag
i ni6eent Double Round Corner Seven Octave
Piano. with rich mouldings and Dolce Campsua
attachment, from she mandatory Of BoArdman,
Gray Co, for sale 1t = bargain, at Is Asin-st.
may26l
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CARRlAGE; Depot /

CARRIAGE DEP OFT
i HAVE on hand . large lot OF Ane Carriages and
i Buggies, manufactured in New uayen, Cons. ),
and Newark, N. j., which will sell Low for
CASH, on short credit.
These Carriages and Buggies are all Of the latsst
styles made of first rate materials, 1t the Mama
factories in the United StAtes, and will be sold a
lover rates thaa similar article be had In the
West. Warranted.
Also, large lot OF double and single HAIR
NESS.
Call and sxsuins for yourselves 1t my Carriage
Repository, on johnson street, between lth and
5th. CALVIN COATES.
Keokuk, May %, ,57-dkw3m
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COUNCIL BLUFFS PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

VOONV11 01OE16 EHO1ENTX
FOR SALE.
"E will sell without reserve to close = CO.
w partnership concern,
1000 ACRES OF LAND,
Adjoining and near Council Bluns city and mum.
Der Of City Lots, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY l, 1857,
AtPublic Auction, In front Of tho Pacific House.
This land lies along the line Of the NJ. ! N. r.
H., 10 No. high bottom, prairie and timber land,
and viii b divided TO suit purchasers. Also, two
improved farms.
Terms--One-third cash, balance In one and two
years, with 10 per cent, ipkersst
J. "A. 4 Il. KLEIN,
BY their Atty in fact, n. c. KLxn.
msy2S-d3w
DM. PAO w ELL,
HO NICE Oh ATHEIST.
nPFICE corner Of Third and Main, In Barke's
~ Gallery. msy77-dly
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STANTON on KANSAS LAws.-Mr. Secretary
Stanton told the Lawrence people immedi-
ately on his arriving there that the bogus
laws "must be obeyed." The people whom
he was addressing shouted" Neverp' STAN
ton replied, ssthen there will be war to the
knife, and knife to the hilt." The Peep
signihed their acquiescence. But, on reHec-
tion, Stanton thought there were too many
knives on the peoples' side. and he concluded
that he didn't mean erocsly what he ssid he
wished to be understood in . ssPickvickian
sense" and, on the whole, as, to use his own
language, "the people we're determined
very determined xnpsn't excitement Alto
gesher with tho y seemed to know
what they were doing; they were evidently
intelligent people - looked like men who
might be good citizens" thought perhaps it
would be well enough to examine the laws.
He did SO. And he says 'many Of them are
damnable." So said, in substance, Gen. Cass.
So said Senator Weller. So said Toombs.
But craven politicians, here in the Free
States, denounce American citizens, living
under the solemn guarantees Of the Consti-
tuition, for refusing to be butchcred and
dragooned into obedience to these "dsmna-
BILE laws" - the slavery extending acting
Governor OF Kansas calls them.
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RArr SHAsH-rr.-Last Tuesday night 81
l2:5 log raft struck the Bridge aad -
stripped apart IL entire lsagth, the two di.
visions coming together again after pacing
the pier. II had been sold to Mr.. Chfisty, Of
East Davenport, bat failed 70 make land.
ing and M the night xas extremely dark no
Diane can be attached 10 the raftsnen more
especially NJ IN accident compsllsd them 70
como over the rapids after nightfsll. The
owner was II town to-day hunting his lum-
bar, but had heard nothing Of Il cxcept the
smash-ap. Four lumber rafts came down
between 7 aRd Z O'Clock this morning, three
Of which w}fs smashed into rubbish. W.
cannot learnVhat there il any truth in the ru.
NOR Of lives BENG lost 10 connection. --[Da-
venport News 2lst.
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Great oal1 81 m0Tchanal lee.
VINHE undersgnsd. Hxeeuto tors Of the estate Of r.
D, Embich, dsceassd, will Offer for sale on the
sth day Of June. 1857, q 10 o'clock Z. l., q
CONN'S BUILDING,
on Main-st., Keokuk, between AtA and 5th, one Of
the finest stocks OF merchandise ever brought 70
iowa, consisting OF silks, satins, eAlicoes, neSi-
noes, cloths, sassimsrss IN nns every article asa
ally foand In . complete retail store. The stock
on han was Appraised assome SIS go, and will b.
sold 8, g. and II months, six per cent. interest,
approved security. The executors reserve 70 them
solves the right TO cell ell the Stock In lump, o.
etherwise, - may bc deemed prudent.
Perhaps batter opportunity vas never offered
II the kcokuk market 70 bay goods 70 IN sdvan-
tage. HUGH AARKINE,
nay23dtd CHAkLES T. ksCUNE,
KYAAnfnpn
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M hs IALlON eakee pleasure IN inform =
lv1 ing the Ladies Of keoksk that shs hass *
just received another fns assortment Of
PARIS BONNETS,
FRENCH FLOWERS,
And other articles in her line Ladies' ass rsansst-
ed y call and examine stock and work.
Dress making done With nsatness aad Dispatch.
Fowler Z rule taught in few lessons. Models for
sale. Store Nc. ~ Main-strset
mAy23d
0LAIW 4 McINTYNEe
T1NDERTAKERS, bet Main and ohm. -.
~ s"n sts., In The Alley, from ID street,
carry on the hssinsss oS Undertaking II I'll IL
etasehes. They A.vs ss:satiy sads extensive 81
ditions TO their stsck and perfected their aseasgs
PArENTAsrALLIC BURIAL CASES.
lmpsfvsss - airasd iadsA tsuotibls, highly erns-
msnted and Invaluable forths pssservstion of the
dead, - veil = eoaas Of svsTy style and aaish
iIsarsss and Carriages fsrnishsd, and the estirs
...sfsasa'' 4 q. fss.ral attended to vAsa -
KseAsk. Il ~. Aay n, lss7-Aiy
Oabus' Saloon,
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