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81. Spring TRADE. IL,
E. JACCARD 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Jewellers and silver Ware
MANUFACTURERS.

Marble Building, rs Fourth st.........ST. LOUIS,
Lave constantly on hand large and va (&
i j ried assortment Of English, French, Ia
and American Gold and Silver Chronometer, ~
Duplex, Lever, and Lepine Watches, Of their own
importation.
Plated Tea Sofa, Urns, Baskets, Pitchers, Com
nunion Services Cups, Goblets, Spoons, Forks, nc.
Fine Gold Jewelry, If all styles and patterns;
chains seals, keys. th'mbles, sptetaeles, &c.
Diamond Jewelry Of ali kinda, Oh hand and
IN de to order Fancy Goods, in every variety.
French Marble Mantle Clocks. Papier Machc ard
Inlaid. We are also prepared TO manufacture on
the premises fine silver ten SETS pitchers cups COB
lets, spoons, and every varetyof Silver Ware,
Particular attention given 10 the manufacture OF
PREMIUMS FOR STATE AND COUNTY FAIRS,
And all ware warranted purecoiu, and as low any
Eastern house.
All kinds Of Watchmakers' Tools and Materials,
kegu ators, &C., aiwsys on hand, and supplied TO
the trade on liberal terms.
es- Watches and Jewelry repaired on short
notice.
N. B.--Always on hand supply Of those cello
brated Railroad Time Keepers, for Conductors, En-
gineers, DO. Il. JACcARD 4 CO.,
Marble Building, IS fourth-st., st. Louis
March 1 L. t5y-dfy
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mgr" oeg u s-u an act Of justice to myself to in
the rus details Of the Operate squabbe which yoa
gave place 70 in your columns yesterday altered from
the facts that but for names given few Of the parties
acquainted with them could have recognized any those
details signor Maccaferr sgnor Forni and their land
lord followed Wednesday evening from the Acade-
my Of Music, when accompanying Madame and hcr
brother the St. Denis Hotel entered this hotel with
Madame Iandi and remained with her and her brother
some ten minutes On issuing from alone found the
three individuals have mentioned above apparently
waiting for me. signor Maccaferri armed with sword
ne, and Sgnor Fortin carrying heavy stick. From
their waiting for me- imagined that as had diff
Guilty with Maccaferr possible he might intend an
assault. In consequence of this supposton removed
my ring from my finger and buttoned my coat but
trary my expectations they allowed me TO pass them
without having the courage 10 attack me openly then
walked quietly down Broadway, without having even in
terchanged a single word with them They again followed
me- AT the Of Fourth street. having stopped for
carriage pass they stopped likewise then continued
my path, when, on passing inc iaiarge House, sgnor
Maccaferri sprung upon from behind, attempting TO
throw down and received two heavy blows upon my
head from stick which believe 10 have been given by
Signor Forni. Knowing that Maccaferri had sword
turned upon him and wrenched II from ms hand,
giving him al same time several blows with IT, Shortly
afterwards the police came up, and Immediately handed
him their He retained at the station house
all night and repaired there in the morning IN company
with Monsieur and Madame Lndi as the witnesses that
they had followed down Broadway from the Academy
of Music waiting until alone for the purpose OF as
saultng would also state that neither my face or
person striking manner evidence OF my
having trcacherousy assaulted. Trusting that
you will pardon for occupying much OF your space
with my account which should not have done but for
the extraordinary misrepresentation OF your reporter
'"'' ''' A''''' 0''US' ~ - HENRY vEsTvluI
BoNp STREET House, Nov. 8, 1857.
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See port arrivals
The Collins Baltic Captain Coms,ock sailed yes
eIday for Liverpool with - passengers s22sco In
,pecie.
oRraSro, Smith a, Boston from Port an Prince lost
lead Of mninmast.
Sem PrrRr NJ Baltimore from San Bias the 26,h nit
Hatteras, during gale from the NV lost deck
cad, stove boat and split sails.
IAurcHrpAt Brewer I'd inst brig of about 27I tons
called the Rcnahaw She ned by Capt Pierce others
Al East Boston 81 inst by urkei Tyler superior white
oak double deck brig ~ CO., tons called the Harvard
by Franklin Curtis, Capt Jacob Anderson aud others
" III be commanded by Can't Anperson
At Rockland 81 inst hy Messrn Kimba Sarreit sumo
ror single deck bark Of 42 tons called the Cephas rrc
She Is Intended for general freiLhier and IL
Messrs Kimtal Cephas starre Capt George grcgory
and others VII w. commanded by tapi Gregory There
vessels on the stocks NJ Rockand.
~ Warren, Me 81 inst by Mcsrs Hedcmsn Andrews
Co nne ahfp Of p not reported She
tended ne general reighe and is 10 be commanded by
Capt VIM " iilcr
~ Harrington 22d mt nv Mr. Nash and others brig vii
liam SAWYER ~ abou 80 tons TO be commanded by Capt
David Sawyer
The follow ing table gives summary the vessels in the
harbore u New York Boston Baltimore Charleston Sayan
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Court OF Special Sessions.
Before Justices Osborne and Brownell.

Before j Justices Osborne and BroWnell.
Nov. This Court was literally crammed this
morning-the prisoners box the body of the court,
the galleries, wherever the eye rested, jammed
with every species and type of Misunderstanding
the atmosphere insufferabe. A large number of
petty larceny and assault and battery charges were
disposed Of and the cuprts sent to the Island
for one, two, and three months
ASSAULTS ON ELECTION DAY.
II is usual the week after the election for more
charges to be preferred against parties for rotous
demonstrations election day than the police ma
gistrates can hear during court hours but this year
the complaints Of that nature have been very few.
Only three cases of misdemeanor on last Tuesday
were on this mornings calendar, which are sub
joined
John McNeal, residing at 95 West Twentyseventh
street, testified that he violently assaulted and
beaten by Thomas Brown, on the Sd of November,
in the Sixteenth ward 1t seems that Brown has
recently arrived from ould Ireland and thought it
was a right to give to his patriotic feelings by
throwing down the ticket boxes throwing bricks at
police officers ans administering the shilleah 10 the
backs of citizens in general As n reward for his
patriotism the Justices concluded To permit him to
visit the institutions, and We are authorized 10 say
that his address for the next three months will be
Blackwes Island.
Dennis Feey was acquitted of a charge of assault
and battery preferred against him by Robt. Mcneil,
who testified that the accused assaulted him ON
Tuesday last at the corner Of Eighth avenue and
Thirty -sccond street.
Michael Rabbits was jointly indicted with VIM.
Cotton for assauing officer Merrill of the Ninteenth
precinct, while in the discharge of his duty in pre-
serving order at the polls. Cotton could Not be
found and as he was the ringeader, Justice Osborne
inflicted slight punishment on Rabbits, sending
him thirty days to the city prison. Cotton threw
stones at the officer and rescued prisoner from his
custody, while Rabbits struck him blow on the
head.
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the latter hasing proposed drink by way OF n.liy
ing the resceful issue, was proceeding 70 iurhisn
them, wren he was followed by the former, xno
coed his iafm over the right shoulder OF his victm
and stabbed him in the left side. 1t appears tnhs
scar Was discovered on the right Of the deceased
where Tire knife had glanced at his drawing
back after the infection of the deadly stab The re-
port is that these facts will be testified to by Mr.
smith who was present at the difficulty, and aided
in separating the parties and bringing about the re
Cancellation. Dickinson waived an examination
before the Mayor this morning preferring to submit
to committal and trial without any such prelmi-
nary -
The visitors were departing in large numbers this
evening by the different modes of conveyance lead
ing from the city, that by tomorrow 1t ID proDa-
BILE we will be in the enjoyment OF our wonted re-
pose. One Of the city papers predicts the ultimate
decline of this State agricultural enterprise have
no such apprehension, nor would the late exhibition
Justify such q conclusion, even if held under far
more propitious circumstances, and without the dis
advantages Of the prevailing money pressure. IL
would suffer in no essential degree by comparison
with the exhibitions of the last and previous year.
Under existing circumstances the late fair might be
regarded as very successful
The name of Wise, for the next Presidency,
seemed to be on the lips Of every one. 1t was the
chief topic of conversation in the political way, the
only reference to the United States Senatorship
being the expression Of hope that Hunter would
adopt the views of the national democracy, and
thereby save the necessity Of putting Wise forward.
The intention is to retain him for the Presidency;
and to secure his nomination, Virginia will put forth
her full power. You will have more unanimous
expression of opinion the part of the people OF
the Old Dominion in favor OF Wse for that position,
than has probably ever before signalized their
choice of aspiant for that exalted station. Mark
this prediction Hunter, meanwhile, is in jeopardy.
II he refuses to reply 10 the Rockingham resolutions
il is probable the election will be postponed for two
years. or until the session of the Legislature after
the next, when the advantages of knowledge OF his
course in the Senate, in the meantime, will be had
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Steamship Quaker City, sehufeld, Havana and Mobile
steamship hlabama schenck savannaa--s l. Michii
Steamship Nashville, Berry, chareston-sponord Teson
steam.hip jamestown Parrish Norfolk, &c-Ludlam a
Issn p5on Narshs on
ship Harrisburg, Emerson, MarseilIes-Boyd Hlnckcn
ship Ferdinand Brem) Black, Fslmouih-Burchard A
f frps' rm ks GPs Rse
BARK Union tBrem>, Horsimsnn, Bremen-Henninss Mul.
nris Watson, Da,sahy, IAguayra5 Dscti glls;;
E f ysca CarWrsS 81 oSn SBws co.
nrIg &ma ,l,rl p9ysoq. !, John NIP SGyias Son
s roT srs < rs'''
sebr Gilmore fillmore chase chase Baenos AyreseD Murray
schr Darling Terry perpamhsusocNagsr Eankn Co
ssRr " Phips Mount Hs ucisyis Rc..
s S aa sh and co. a'O0
s s yryghsns, SIstsr,on rhlsdsphsPW Baker
seSr Ros@s fasSes rei"ndmN ssier D'
sSr is;'s asFSs DAY
s sSsr Gso Hp T0R NSssT.o sDS
sloon Rls nj Rrisgs Nswport,-IB ? DmOn.
Steamer ' i Bowman i'V wcrdin Richmond
ARRIVED.
BARK sahIon wila@scp ,of Wilmington, Den Bss;on
BARK Hannah secor Chase New Orleans ls days with cot
fen in with spanish brig Nocosco Cap, sarar DAYS from
ahSaS 70. sa % . asySs 5 X
Ss s Z S1 h sRf Too a 49, Ia as ma n oo
and brought them 10 this port.
BARK Contest of Apalaohlcoj Allen, Boston days In
ballast. 70 : Babcock
Brig Harriet Ann C,r, Crowell Dry Harbor ia Oct H.
wfh pi-neno, &C ~ Nov lat " ~ lon ~ spoke
brig John Taylor of s. George 5days from Boston for
Georgsnwn. So
Brir odcssa rl s,anwood, Turks Islands 81 days with
salt, ~ S'urges Co
schr Pilots Rrids Clarke Porto cabeo Oct IL with cor
fee, hides &C - dc Arrela jove Co Oct ~ lat 81 ~
Ion ~, passed bark Triumph steering SW
Schr Osprey tr Scott Windsor, Ms 10 days Dschsrgng
NJ Port Morris
schr oswego (Br Scott. Windsor Ms days with plaster
"a a Snihers
scbr Merlin Orr, Cole. Cumberland Ms ~ days with
Erindsianes 20 Sam Npyes.
chr Sunny South Weeks Wilmington NC, via Long Isl
and
schr Isaac W Hughes Hammond Newborn, M sdays
Schr = & Jones. Beden Norfolk. 2 days
Sehr Caiharine Bea Shue, Belfast. days. for
evening. while coming down the East River On
into by Of The Caiharne ferry boats which NJ
sisrhoard quarter and started the deck
Schr Melbourne, Spear. Rockland, q DAYS
schr Highlander. Mayhow, New Bedford
Schr Isabella Fauker Boston, 3days
Sahr Nerissa, Newcomh, Boston
schr wrs Hone Scott Providence for Philadelphia.
Steamer Delaware. Copes PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Ospray, Kinney, Providence.
Anchored Rkers Island Br brig Chesapeake nnd schr
Emily johnson.
BELOW
One ship, unknown.
SAILED
Steamships Baltic, Tiverpool Quaker City, Havana and
Mobile: Alabama Savannah Nashville, Charleston. Mem.
phs do, jamestown, Norfolk, &C.
wind at sunrise N; meridian 8, sunset and light
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
FOR CALIFORNIA, &C.


STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
PHIIApEIPHA-From York ID arriving at Havana sh
and New Orleans lh From New Orleans 10th Havana I'D
ouAxrR CIrY-From New York 7h of each month arriving
Ut Havana 18th and Mobile lh From Mobile sd, Havana
CaHawrA.From New York 18TH arriving at Havana l7tb
and New o,lean, 10Th From New Orleans 9TH Havana 18th
EsTisr cITv-From New York l7h arriving at Havana I'D
and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 5h Havana oh
Br,ek wARRIoR-From New York zth arriving at Havana
18th arriving at New York 18th.
IsARrIFrom Charleston sh and 18th, due at Havana 7h
when the above dates fan Sunday, the steamers will sal
Monday, except from New Orleans.
THE OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be of value to those having correspond
The mails leaves Southampton the 4th and 10th OF each
month aud - - - ,
Arrives nj Malta about the 14th and goth of month
Arrives at Alexandria about the 18Th Of same and 4th of fol
about the 10th 2lst of and 5h 9Th of
Arrives at Alden about the 18th or sh of same and 10th or
Leaves Aden about The seh nth same day of ar.
Indian Navy steamer arrives At Bombay about the Sd to sh
r. G. de Gale sbou, the 9Th
9Th and I'D 10 I'D Of following month.
steamer has already arrived which takes the mail on
Arrives Pulo Penang about the 18th 18th and 18th
Arrives singapore the 18th 10Th and
Leaves singapore abou, IL hours altar arrival.
Arrives Hong Kong about the I'd 2h and s,h or 10Th
Leaves next day for Shanghai
Two mail. leave England-one on the sth and h Of each
monhvia Morsees and arrives at Alexandria about the
same time as the Southern mail.
~ An packages and kaes INTENDED for the NEW YORK
HTEAIp should Be- seaied.
- -.>-.-.----
ALMANAC FOR yoRK-rHrs DAT.
sus rs... ......... so HIGH wArER..... eve ~
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Notices TO Mariners.
LIGHTHOUSE AT MOUTH OF uMrouA RIVER OREGON TEE


LIGHTHOUSE AT THE MOUTH RIVER OREGON TER
Notice is hereby given that 10Th of October
next light will be exhibited lighthouse erect
ed on the South sands q the mouth Of Umpqua River The
elevated 100 feet above the level and IL said to
from the deck any going clear weather,
Is nautical 11a statute miles. The
keepers dwelling OF stone with tower Of brick whewashed
red-he entire height being 81 feet.
The latitude lonrtupe, and magnetic variation Of me
light as given by the Coast Survey are
Latitude, 40 4020N.
Longitude. lH IL 05W
Magnetic Variation, Is IS f. Uuly 1871
By order of the Lighthouse Board
HARTMAN BACHE, Maj Typographical Eng's Bt Maj.
Office 18th Lighthouse District San Francisco Sept n 1867.
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Mrs. Caroline Woodman, whose case has been promi-
neny before the New York courts for several days past
left this city for New Orleans accompanied by her
brother The following copy Of Mr. Woodlands letter
authorizing her brother 10 bring her home
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AN ELorEAEST IN VTRGINIA.-We learn from the
Wheeling Tmes that Mr. John O. Perry, keeper Of hotel
~ NeWburg, Dne miles from Grafton eloped With the
vito 81 Nr Ihoe Funk conductor on the Parkersburg
road on Thursday night last II appears that Perry came
ny 70 Bcnwood ON Thursday morning, but returned 70
Moundsve ~ night when shortly after he was joined by
Mrs. Funk whence both struck for Cincinnati. Mrs.
Funk has only been married some four or i've months
VT Terry raves wife and two children NJ Newburg
Mr. FUNK does mot intend 10 pursue bis guilty WIFE but
Will content himself with forewarnng the public from
oredItMg her on biz account Sepslble man
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Lo'f fay Of NE Agricultural Fair--7h Premiums
-Soie ~ Lire Sfock- The SfabJing Case, &c.
This was probably the most beautiful day since the
opening o the fair but the number az the fair ground
was considerably diminished below the standard Of
Yesterday, owing 10 the departure Of large crowd
ny The morning trains. The cisef feature Of interest
to-day was the announcement Of the premiums.
which took place at eleven o'clock. in the large
tent IN the fair ground
Among those TO whom premiums were awarded IL
the Hon We Rives, our late Minister 10 France lie
received the following premiums For the best
Slaughtered mutton, g.; the hest ram. $40; second
mi7e uhe same) slO the best stallion for useful
and elegant purposes combined ESQ; the best pen of
ewes three IN number $40; the second prize for the
same, $40; the lest pen 81 eve lambs $40: best i'm.
ported Oxford sheep, $50; second prize for the
same, SO.
There was pretty large sale Of horses and fat
cattle but at prices perfectly in keeping with the
prevailing pressure. J noticed some beautiful horses
knccked Oft AZ 5000 they would have brought
double that amount under more favorable circum.
stance.
There was q marked depreciation also in the price
- fat cattle which was probably the scarcest article
on tic ground IN fact, everything offered for sale
hted depreciation u AZ least fty pcr cent be.
low the standard maintained three months ago.
Another version is given 10 the circumstances con.
nect,d with the stabbing ARRAY on yesterday,
which, " true. aggravates materially the
guilt Of the assailant According 10 this
report reconciliation was effected between the
parties, N, B' Dickinson and John g Healey, and
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HARRIsON,s COLUMBIAN
11e6~ lOvoo

SIZE ENLARGED, STYLE IMPROVED.
1t has double the quantity and strength ofany
other.
1t gives n perfectly natural color.
1t colors every shade from hight brown to jet
black.
Its use is easy and rapid.
1t is perfectly armless to the skin.
Its effect is instantaneous and permanent.
1t is the best, quickest cheapest and safest
DTE ever made.
EDirections for use accompany each box.n
Price-l OF. $l;-2 OF. $I,50;-4 OF. $3;-
s OF. S..
Entered according to Act ofCongress. in the year
1855, by A. w. Harrison in the Clerks Office of
the District Court ofthe U. S.for the Eastern
District ofPenn.
For Sale by Dulin & Crane, Ashland TsW.
Coulter & Co, Perrysyille White d Co. Polk
L. III. Funk, Sullivan Gault d Shaw, Savan-
nah, Ohio.
Manufacturer, APoLLoS W. HARRISON,
10 South It'll ST., Philadelphia.
March II, 1857. 1y41.
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1HO0- bnU W NJ O~I6VSIaHu, q.
December3, 1857. 4w26

In the Court Of Common Pleas of Dish
land county, Ohio.
Thomas Wright, Plaintiff,
John P. Reznor, John Civil action.
Riser and Peter Kiss
er, partnersin trade I'M Money only.
der the name of Reznor,
Riser d Co, Defts.
KENHE above named defendant, John P. Req
Il nor, is hereby notified that Thomas
Wright, plaintiff. did on the 18th day. of Sep
TENDER, A 1856, file in the Clerks Office of
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland coun-
ty, Ohio, a petition against him and other de-
PENDANTS above named.
The object and prayer OF said petition is to
recover a Judgment against the said john P.
Reznor, John Risser and Peter Riser, on two
promissory notes described in said petition.
Due of said notes dated April 26, 1857, calling
for $422,92. due in one year from date, with
interest, signed Rezner d Co., upon which
there arethe following Endorsements :
December L. 1S47, $3.50. SO.
April I, 1S49, $1,000.
Another prayer in said petition is to recover
ajudgment on the following described note as
set forth in said petition as follows, calling for
$3.50 %, dated January 2lst, 1852, at Ashland,
payable on demand, with interest from date,
payable in specie. Upon said note there are
the following Endorsements
January "a, 1853, Book a%ccount) .$53,A3
a. i, 1000
Nov. Is, " ........ 1900
January l, $500
August 81, +" ... $500
Sept. j. o 1907
The said John T. Reznor is further notified
that unless he appear, and plead, answer or
demur to said petition, by the 22d day of De
cember, 1857, judgment will be taken against
him and other defendants herein, for the sum
of $l272.5 Sc, with interest on said notes:
W. SLOCUM,
Plaintiffs Atty.
November IL, 1857. 6w23
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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS


a Benevolent Institutioa, established By special en-
g1fieted NTH Viruleat cad Epidemiediscases-
j. such as S E A, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GoNORRHGA A,
GLEET, SYPHILIS, the Vice of ONANISM. or
SELF ABUSE &c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
awf ul a destruction of human life, caused by Sex
ual diseases, and the receptions practised upon
the unfortunate victims of such diseases byQuacks,
geon as CHARfTABLE-AoT worthy of their
name, to open a Dispensary for the treatment of
this class OF diseases, in all their forms, and to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who
apply by letter, with a description of their con-
dilion, (age, occupation, habits of life, &c.,9 and
in cases of extreme poverty. to FURNISH MEDI-
I'M FREE OF CHARGE- 1t is needless to
Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, ON a review of the past, feel as
sured that their laborsin this sphere of beneyo-
lent effort, have been of great benefit to the af-
ficted, especially to the young. and they have
resolved TO devote themselves. with renewed
zeal. to this very important but much despised
Cause
Just Published by the Association, a Report ON
Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, the Vice
of Onanism, Masturbation or SelfAbuse, and
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the COM
sulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail, (n
a sealed letter envelope9 FREE OF CHARGE,
on receipt of STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, Dr. FORGE
X. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard AS
ISOLATION, No 2 S outh Ninth Street. philadelphia,
Pa. BY orderof the Directors.
IRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. Secretary. 1y2f
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Nofica

NOTICE is hereby given. that an application
IN win be made to Pardon ANDRF J.. COR
NELL. who was convicted uflhe crime Of Rurgla-
ay and Lsrceny, at the February term, A. d. 1854.
fthe Court OF Common Pleas or Ashland county,
five years. -
Ashland, December :, 1857. swas
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" ery style and pattern, Fruit and Preserve
Dishes. Terrsnes Sugar Bowls, Pitchers, Cream
Cups, Molasses Cans, Vinegar Cruets, Peppers,
Mustards, Salts. Egg Cups, Jellies, Tumblers,
Goblets, Wine Glasses, Spoon Holders, Butter
Plates and Deeanters- Also, Druggists Glass
Ware and Shop Furniture of every description.
Tineture Bottles, Jars. Bottles and Walls of all
sizes and shapes, Funnels, Mortars, Bird
Founts and Seed Cups, Glass Lamps of every
variety, Lamp Globes and Chimneys. The
largest and best ASSIGNMENTS of Glass Ware ev-
or offered In Ashland, for sale by
I4tf RoLIA II. CHUBB.