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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-05-13

The Paris correspondent Of tt {
Brussels Independence writes Il can
state upon authority that the sudden de
parture of Mr.. Hume, the spirit-rapper,
Enperer. The Empress@was,so much
affected that her august cousort dread
cd the Continuance of the diabolical
scenes. The ladies Of honor were not
less excited than their sovereign. They
could speak Of nothing but the redoubta
BILE conjurer.
E.E- A remarkable case of existence
under privation of food is spoken of in
the Rochester papers. Dir, John Ellis,
of Henrietta, who made an attempt
upon his life by cutting his throat some
weeks since, has not been able to take
nourishment for twenty seven days.
He suffers little pain and but slight
diininution of strength. He communi-
Gates with his family by means of a
slate and pencil.
El The tax book of Boston made
up, shows that there are thirteen iud:-
viduals and firms in that city who are
assessed for half a million of dollars
and upwards. E~ighty-fouF individuals,
firms, and corporations pay taxes on
sums varying from $3.50, 600 to $780,
600. The largest individual assessment
is to David Sears. Real estate $780,
coo, personal estate s35O.o00.
LIEUT.. GovERNoR.-Among the Dem
ocrats named for the Office Of Lieut..
Governor, We have heard Hon. BARNA-
BUS BURNS, of Mansfield. Mr.. B. is q
man well known in this section of Ohio.
He is a sound Democrat, an able stun
per, and would make an excellent pre-
siding officer. His nomination would
be very popular in old Richland and
the adjoining coun,ies.-Bucyrus Fo-
. an
EA Lieut.. Wright, of the I'd ORA
goons, committed suicide about twenty
six miles from Chicago, on Wednesday
night last, while temporarily insane
He had been at the East to attend a
sisters wedding, and was on his return
to Fort Leayenworth.
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WASHINGTON, May 9.-New Orleans
mails of may End have been received
No papers contain any news of impor-
lance.
Galveston papers to the 2sth ult,,
have also been received. They report
there is almost a famine for breads:uffs,
in counties above Bastrop two dollars
and sixty-two cents demanded per bush
ell for corn.
A meeting of the citizens of Bastrop
has been held to aid the sufferers.
The President is receiving no visitors
to-day, being closely engaged on instruc-
tions to Walker relative 70 Kansas.
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DRIED SCOTT BEFORE THE OHIO
SUPREME COURT.

A GORE: pondent of the PittSburg Ga
zette, writing from Mansfield, the home
of Judge BRINKERHoFr, several weeks
since, promised the United States Su-
preme Court " thunder" from the Ohio
Court, for the decision of the former in
the bred Scott case. The threatened
thunder have arroven "-sure enough.
We have not seen the decision, but copy
below the notice of it by the Statesman
of Friday. There is a rumor that the
case will be taken up 1" on eri 10 the
Court of Esq. Brown, ofy Rock
township, Paulding county:
THE Po1NDExrER CAsE.-The deei-
sion of the Supreme Court, pronounced
by BRTNKERHoFF, j, in the Poindexter
case. this morning, was a regular political
abolition 'fshriek," and set at nought
the comfy of States, the Constitution of
the United States, the laws Of the States,
former decisions, precedent, and com
mon sense. Judge hartley, G. j.,
dissented in an able, though unwritten
argument thoroughly exposing the soph
istry of the majority of the Court, and
establishing the proper grounds of the
case. Tho question, he said, was a le-
gal one and not political. He referred
to the power of the lee loci and properly
explained its application. He arrived
at the same conclusion reached by the
majority of the Court. that the contract
was void, but arrived at it upon lezal
grounds, and not by the courss of rea-
soning adopted by the political justices.
BY law of Kentucky a slave cannot con-
tract, aud therefore the instrument upon
which the suit was bsOusht was void
G6 initi0.
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Mass MeetingOfth People!
AT THE
Old FORTRESS.

THE situation of Kansas is tell unsettled and
Il the great question continues to harrass
and torment the minds of IL portion of our citI-
zens. However much people may rack their
brains about the solution of that problem,
there is one question that will not admit of a
doubt, and that is, that the Ancient Fortress
still remains, the asylum of that portion of our
fellow citizens who have sought refuge from
high prices and.who love justice, and the right
sort Of goods at fair prices for cash, produce
or approved notes on short credit
These facts will be more apparent when we
consider the following reasons:
BECAUSE he has n large and fresh stock of
beautiful goods.
BECAUSE he has some of the richest siikSand
moir antique dress patterns ever
brought to Ashland.
BECAUSE he has some of the most charming
mantillas ofall the styles now in
vogue.
BECAUSE he has a show case full of brilliant
ribbons and dress trimmings.
BECAUSE he has Il gross, moreo or less, of most
elegant parasols.
BECAUSE he has some of the incest bonnets
for the Spring and summer that
can be found anywhere.
BECAUSE he has a choice lot of carpets at low
prices.
BECAUSE he can suit gentlemen in any kind
of goods for their wear from a love
of a cravat to the finest broadcloth
BECAUSE he can accommodate families with
Groceries, C~rockery, and almost
everything wanted for house fur
nishing.
BECAUSE he pays the highest market price
for all Kinds of produce.
AND LAST OF ALL, though not least, but
one OF the greatest Importance TO
the purchaser,
BECAUSE he sells his goods LITTLE CHEAPER
than any other establishment in
Ashland county.
the place is att. r. SQUIRES'.
n. B. One hundred thousand pounds of wool
wanted, for which the highest price i'll cash
will be paid.
Ashland ADriIo2. 1857. 3m46
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e The Columbus Journal states
that a German in that city has had his
fears so worked upon by the a~pprehen-
ded destruction Of the world by the
comet o the 18th of June next, that he
abstains from all worldly affairs and de-
votes himself to scripture readings and
prayer. The pious smoker probably
does not know that the city is protected
by a "great old squirt" sometimes
called steam FIRE engine.
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DAYTON, May 8.-A German named
Henry Salthouss, was murdered last
night at a grocery kept by Philip Walsh.
He was attacked by four other Germans,
dragged out of the house, and dispatched
with knives and bricks.
This is the second murder that has
occurred in Dayton this week, the vic.
Tins in both cases being bIacksmiths.
The murderers have been larrested, and
are now in Jail.
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Newcomb True, another Of the True
family of Bank s~windlers, has been lodg
ed in jail at Lyons, N. Y. He sold
$500 worth of Corn Exchange
drafts before detected.
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minnesota LandAgency.
7 N. & A. p

j. N. s. a. z. SWINEFORD,
IDEAL Estate Dealers, and Agents, Land
IA Warrants located and investments made
yielding fifty per cent. Taxes paid, dc. a.
p. Swineford being u resident of Albert Lea
Minnesota, is well acquainted with the natural
advantages of The Territor, and the best points
for investment. a few choice Lots and farm
ing Lands for sale. For further information in-
quire of Jas. Swineford, Ashland Ohio, or ad
dress A. p. Swineford, Albert Lea, Freedom
county Minnesota.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-05-13

IL A Mr.. Dugan, of Claiborne
county, Miss, recently took steps in Gin
cinnati to give freedom to a woman and
her two children held in slavery.
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Our Honor Redeemed,
LET
Iowa all Right.

From the Dubuque Qowa) North West. May S.
The following are re turns of the State
Election as far as We have authentic in
formation. Judging from the following,
there can be no doubt but that the State
is again Democratic. Republicans
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Fifty-three Counties, 500 4,608
Democratic Majority 53 counties, 1902
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NEW
STRAY HORSE
P. DE PUY,

C. p. EDISON. P. DE PUY,
EdSOn eac DeFHy,
attorneys at Lao, NanWert, Ohio:
WILL attend to all business entrusted to
w their care, in the counties of Vanwert
and Mercer. Particular attention paid to the
nonresidents. Also agents for the sale of real
estate. ~
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.dtsaa Sgg5EzIss

of the latest and most approved fashion. She
is now pre- AIRED to serve them with BONNETS,
CAPS and HEAD DRESSES, of every varie-
ty, style and material. Having by long ex-
perience, gained a thorough knowledge of her
business. and having spared neither pains or
expense in procuring the latest fashions, aud
selected her goods with special care. she
hatters herself that she can suit the taste Other
customers, and hopes to merit a liberal share
of the public patronage She would especial
ly invite ladies. before making their purehas;
es, to call and examine her elegant assortment
of RIBBONS and BONNET TRIMMINGS,
feeling assured that she can please ALL even
the most fastidious. in both~quality and PRICE.
BLEACHING. TRIMMING and A1LLlNEhY.
WORK Of all kinds, neatly executed by cxfb-
rienced hands, upon the shortest notice, at rdF-
souable prices, aud warranted to give entife
satisfaction. Rooms up stairs, over r.. II.
Chubb's Drug Store, Ashland. Ohio.
April 8, 1857. am4
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The Poor Man'sAInanac
BUY YOUR GOODS
FOR READY PAY!
IF YOU WOULD BUY THEM CHEAP
o WOULD BUY

ID EMEMBER that he who sells on time,
Ii charges you an additional percentage to
cover losses for bad debts.
Pay as you go, and you will live within
your means ; SO that when crops fail, you will
not be obliged to sacrifice your property to pay
g. Old Store DebtS"-half of which, probably
you might have done without.
Buy your Goods of T. Bushnell & Co, who
sell goods cheap
list. Because they buy large amounts, and
consequently buy a little cheaper than their
competitors.
2d. They sell more goods than anv other Es-
Establishment in the county, and therefore can
afford to sell cheaper.
Sd. They sell for ready pay-make no bad
debts. and charge no extra percentage for the
risk of Crcdit.
4sh. They are all working men--willing to
do n large amount of business for q small
amount of money.
5thly andiqstiv They are clever fellows
do business on the square and the't Young
America" nrinciule.
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Died,
On Friday last, of palsy. Mr.. HENRY MIL
LER, aged about 10 years.
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OFFICE NO. 500 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
FOURTH Quarterly Sale OF Gold and
81 fCer watches, Gold watch Chains,
loc|ets, Bracelets, &c. &C.
LfsT oE RETAIL RIGGS oFPFN &C..
Gold Pehs........3 ,C0h G0thic Monmouth
Gu aaI GsH@na '..''t GO Cold Tooth Picks:...s.S C
Gold Pen and double ex- " Tooth and Ear
Ms saigs5 h9t do. do::S.So pe rtSfs Watch Key, ~
LeViathan do. dO"5,C0 and Tooth PIck.-.3CO
Fountain Pen, Desk Ladies Gold Pencils eco
Holdsr..:-....-3o CO. " --..--.300
Engrossing Pens....S,CO -. e with PEN GO
LeVisthan and D~OX..5,CU Gents Gold Cases
Gq p ! silver Case and Co and PsnS,' 10, GO
" Engrossing " AGO. Gothic. " u co
And all other kinds of styles at the retail prices.
To the purchaser Of our Pens we present a num-
hcred Ticket on every dollars worth purchased,
which entities the holder, by an extra payment Of
% cents on each tictet, TO a premium VARYING in
value from ! to lGU Dollars. The premiums con.
sist of various articles of Jeweiry, viz Gold aud
Silver Watches, silver Gobiets, silver Fruit Bias
kets, Gold Guard Chains for ladies', LUCkets,
Bracelets, Gents Gold Fob and Vest Chains. Thin.
bles, ijrea tpins, Ear Drops. Studs, Kings, Cros-
SEES. &c, none Of which sell for less than one dol.
lar. Country purchasers may rely on being as
fairly dealt with. Is regards The prizes as If they
themselves were present.
we have been In operation for three years and
thousands have bought oil as, aud we have never
leaned that any enc was ever dissatisfied. This
pIar affords every opportunity of obtdiuiug 4 gold
watth OF some article Of icwelTy, for u trifiing
sial. All our pens pencil cases, &c, are nanuiac-
tuIed by ourselves with great care, and we offer
them al precisely the sa me- prices asked in all 9TH
err stores in the city To agents We Offer the most
advantageous offers. ana aay energ Ii" person can
every place in the country, and PERSONS who
would IKE to become sach WI rleGsa To address
us. and we wi I Seud them printed circulars OfEri-
ces, terms, &c Wehave 40 stated perioes for dis
tribution. The moment a pen Is purchased, the
purchase seHtitled to receive his premium OH the
payment OF % CENTS extra.
Al orders by mail should be addressed
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FaahionablS
81 Z Il ]. 3 MA "a u g !

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

J.-R. SQUIRES.
Ashland, April22, 1857. 3m46
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MERRlCK, BENTON & DEAN.

80 broadway New York
.B.-GDl Pens repcinted in a superior man
ner. Enclose the pen and 90 cents in Z. o.. stamps.
and the pen will be repoi"ted and returned post
paid. 3mIS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-24
ca.aaToeDN NlDT0G0:.


ru>HH foIiouiax Presmbt- and Resolutions psssed
j BY tho CAy eoaneil ., iis session, !sas u b.
1857. and s .ese.asass sn.sss wa p"'ss v 90 arss
''''<"'''' ~ ','' Gao. H. sAKGKsT, Mayor.
Whereas, The CITY Council did hsscsofosr, te.si.
on the 26sh aAy Of May, le7, psss vesolat.on sub
mlt,mr i. ths voters Of ths Ciiy, tho question VI
authorizing Inc Giy Coanc IN .u.scris~ The .am ~
Mr.. hs.dre' .nd any ,As.:. = dollar. y go =, -.
Mt.ss ippi aud Mlssar, kail.oAd, not iarhrr vest
Than fhe ia~a ei basaai 70 Cedar Raplas ~ Marion,
snd thence Wy ths vs,is4 of Cedar hs.r - hs ~.
I~rssce - ssid resolution daily entered tns ais
uts ~ ss,d I ity Council v,ii fully sppssr;
And Whereas. Atsa ap"n th" saon,ss' =. ~ said
aussioa d appears BY she setufns of thu Jsdses sf
Election thai nsjasity Of ths sosss were east In
favor ~ such sabsssipti"n
eon q uIlnsion has received from th. Nissis-
sippi and Mlssaun Railroad Company upon The sub
lee, .i ssit ssbses'psi"s, s.a sssE.ssnx 70 ias
- a. u AID ths Gomtsny Ia ths ronsrueion ~ ths
mas line Of Goad from. iavA lily V Cosseti biass.
K.."lv.a, That shs falioving gsssuons BE- sabni,.
tea,o the o. ths city ssssd " Ms pro-
,.sar 2, No ei., snsssss .ac =. 80 . ~
| sam of three hundred aud arr tAesssnd doliass "
TIC capital ssoek of hs asss 1snsai division ei ths
sw.d Il ssss rblax ,ha, snouat = sia 10 u. con.
ssfaeti sfthe k0sd. - proposed In the srs"l lntss
Of n. u u Msy hssstsse's referred ~ sshsii Us
| civ esaaei hss. power Ia zee ssch subsedp ptioh
sh IL b. nsds sad had. issssS hes stefss psevid.
% fos " levy special tss 10 the sses nsssss and
v Ne sxtsut provided ln ssid sssolsten 81
~ ssIvs1, Thai aa election fss ths psrpsss 81
skns upos thess a.. siioas sAs L~ls Tbs follow
lag plsees OF he sslh day efJsns, 1857. piists ts
Drsnsi ~ 30 aseisses is The 0osataS asa be bspt
i orss.d aatil esetnek - Ne aneSso0as " wit:
Ist Wasd IL n. Hsts q store.
81 ss<0kne Deasdisg Hoess.
ID CosN 0essn.
~ k~w PsGne, ,lvaatA houss.
AsA LsrlAiss Nasb~s h0uss.
81 kehaol nouso " kass davenport.
Aaa tAas Jsdees asd clesks of saia slsshos ~ ap-
pnlneed = loJl0we. " Utt:
lss Wes1, ,JsAa =. Caases, ussry hssps. Jsdsss
80 wssl, ! q, sAss, jobs Hs.phiii, Js1sss, 2
t. ws.i,J 9: =. .l'.s. s..ss' ssAsss's IsAss'
| ~ vss1. jsss vesrsss, W. .. Cel,,ss. ssAs.s
g Hsss. ! o'ssiss, villa. Esss.ss. ss1sss
4 g 1cS V. .ss,.' nsCsss. JsAssss 'eass
| fSsss vsSee y aver - seA lselssaass siii ~
s0oe eh6n0e q soboeelDeloo - - - .
-; q - ~ :. H. = 1890 -
|111a'R|alss'lEIII's|
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JAMES MORROW.
nmRnnnn anh nfnnhan NAL Naussst

(1oses hss sssvisss as sasn Die ss,sais aud shs
~vseise 10 Gesseal, believing that he aud III
give sauss saltssactlon Ia al doae the
lalliss. us Dssu easaxsa N Dr. Uoodrtrh' : oi.
- Ne lsss tsssa asulAs asd believing h.
has sssasiasd hs former fspatAstsn Dvatist H.
assstss . pss ttsa Of ~ patronage of hts friends
aaakee paO.c. Ala ASQ Aisemsaas an the nov l.1ge
y Usss(ssss aad asrasSssssats In ~. ono. aud IL,
osaawy - taas ~ 10 prepared 10 DO any wors
u Ne Usssat stso. hts mode Of work 10 d.rssen
fU0 all 5sAess 10 sote section Of tas sssairy
noss eisaaiy ssd sasls, ssd wvsa vtsa more ~ N
e0 asd s.sstoetsoa ~ Ne veasvs. Ne ~ yut "a
esuac,at ,sasssssss Roo oss W e,tisc eel
Esd d. all Other wosk appsstatatasto TO usnsistry.
O0,e xnd go oa9o soa asctsd ,sn tsussh street,
sseesd ssss ef nsiss s<jolsisg Ds. sosatAia,
ses1dsses.
Asy asassr sf sssssssess gissa tf fseauised.
Al 1sdo
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FLonENCE, nhHkAskA.
viii A.tsnd yfomptiS IA ell business e.nsseees 9
v,.h Lsad Agency, .. ,hor In Nsbsssta ~ Wsstssn
isWa.
Land Warrants bought, ssld aad located.
tia.as-. 'ss th.m eau vs len u,sh AM vi tee aa.
aefsixsag.
eu8k q sAk6ENr. baysepo0,l
guok, = MOI kAI 4 DsWNEt IessGstyf Iowa
COOK, ,sAk1kNT COOK. ussMatnss,'
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| SsNSpA - WeDNOU1h Uee1ls VSA
|
lON. and ans, Mo.d.y April -, iss1, and anti.
" Mrshar Icucs .sains ..ll,cavo DAscnros., scr
inp,.,sA..aa kn,sr.n, .r.,a.. rs An.
Il Il Trs o. ss' ana = kmisr.s.n ,,.s - a. T.
i..s:si i.s;; s...upsI.fsr cAsA.o a.i, Sunday. y
| lst Mail u ain 81 0.su 4. NJ.
md Freight IrAinss io,s5 A. ".
frss. asr,vs .sD.v.spss,d.ily, ssoe.y. s.sspisS d
Prom the West,
let Mall train ~ 10 A. NJ,
"a frslfA. Train ie,aeA. Al
| s,h M scss Train 81 els y. NJ
trom ia. E~st
nd Is,a rss.ss: sss.S Tr.;u = :. ,sSs SAM NJ
I'd ffoxht 1raiaat ltSoA.M.
Al frsin. oai 81 Davespon vim ual. eonn.sson. nue.
with Muscatiac and Iowa tiny.
ths Passenger Train. eoaase. .. davenport with
the Rock Island and Chicago Trains.
Passengers are reminded Of tho nscess,y OF ri,inr
fstines drscsioss ssto thc destination oi sAcs bag.
gage. Also 10 procure tickets before ,akiag their
scsts in tho eass.
Jaas -. iss7. A.DAy. sups.
CHICAGO AND Rock lsLAaD RAlLRoAD.
&0A
sUMM ARWANsEMENT.
IN aud ana. Monday, Apfti soth, 1851, ssd u1til |
Orar.As, notice, ,m.ia. viii leave koek Island dsi
b,SuslAys excepted, - fol~us.
I'll eHprcss,s,opp,ng only atths principal
stations ~ 1918 A. NJ.
III nlxht express T.W II. Nj. l
Slh fsesxhl, Win % class csrsas 33o A. NJ. |
rsaias arrive hock isiAad DALI, aayscKcep.
ed, Asioilovs.
,striehtcspsrss 200 s.. ~
"a Mail ysasa ~ - s.Ia r.
81 freight sbd 81 ella ctrsat 1910 4. NJ.
Ailtraips yer thi. road direct connection at
chicago with IsHGs tolatae Mich .xsa Sosiheta
aud Michigan CeItral X. X. M and from ictfot To
tcio. tievetsnd, Coiamhas, etaeinnai, Pittsburgh,
Daukirs. .Badaio, Nisgusa t.t., Albany, New yoTk,
Phtisdciphia, Baltimore aud Washington. Also Ai
Ia sale with tsnias a tne Illinois Gcstrsi Road
aolh 10 Gaiens aud south 10 81 Lonss and Cairo. Ia
which place stieketseAn be procured Of n. \. sTk
WINS, Ticket Axt. n. X. p~pas K.i.
Passengers reminded 81 th. n~esssliy OF giving
astsct directions W IN. Destination al their BAG
gage, also W procuse tickets eetosc taking their
soak 10 ths tho conductors co-ci fares only
70 sstons tAc line Of the uheage and Rock Island
Railroad. fuHN ". TRACY ,Sups.
w. N. wmrnaa, Assil apt.
Mock Island. April .. ts5s
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p. J. Gillett Z Co.'S: Adv's.
Wholesale and Retail.
| Among ,ar a..or.m.ns stand. uurivaned Ms
FOREST OAK.
For wood er coal This stove 10 an imrray mcn
IN The charter OAK. which has sAk ths 10, pr.
q Scott county Fair, and alec s'the. State fair
Golden Age TO, wood, also, Vulcan m.r,sA,
wood ereoai
BLarK DIAMOND. for Coal,
Governer. Mataiae star, kins Of stoves, Elevated
Ovens ,etr. st<.
Tin, shss, Iron, Copper. sapan ana Britain
MIA ware,
RKPaiGERAroRs. wArER CooLERs. ASD
rILTkRkRs.
ROOFING AND SPOUrlNG.
aud JOunlNG Of all kinds, ., sAor n~.ies. aud
best Of cay references s,ssn.
COPPER wOssK,
for machinery aud sisaa cagia ., ioas 10 ord.s.
Those erecsiag steam mills OF mschinery Of anv
hind whefein ~appes ss'assi, 90 ask 10 sAlt On U
before csntrsstsnS for the same In Chicago "stas
,hcr ksst. We vii gusvsntsc oar wosh, aud saw
soa thc tinac, trouble aud sApsase incurrcd In got
ung such work done abroad.
Bradyst,sst; between "a and -; opposite
Pest O6lss
spss r. }. GiLL9rr 4 co.
CHRISTOPHER CULlEN,
aorss 0hosr ana Yarrisr,
"tsHEs 10 inform tho public Of Dsvcnpor, aud
w scott eouaty thath hAs permanently located
iu uaveuport aud isas No VII snos hosscs seies-
u6c principles. Afsf ~ year. prsct,c. ~ the anat
omy ef thc test aai having spcnt " years underline
uSscfiatsu ueae. of the beat Veterinary sureson In
kurops As wishes " say that hr wiit give sasine
uon " all thai empi"y hin. Hs earnestly seisas
custom rom psssoas hA inG Aorsss iAbnving under
thc disea.c u eosns aai eoairActicns commonly
called hoI boaad. Or Int tsrf-rt1s over reaching,
quarter cracks, saui seAcks spfaias Of IN" cords,
iouadcrs, riag bsa.s spavins sii 81 which. no var.
rants cared " sassbe - N. moa of these diseases
are caused by bad ssss,sx or vAa. of proper ludg-
msnt wchi7 d,f
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Three uaiiy Through traias betsees Phiisdeiph phia
and Pnlsbursh. .-IHk AUHNlNG MAIL TIAIN
i.as.s Phiisdelpnia Ior fittsbur.si u A. NJ. aud
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leave. Pniiads ph.satlr and p.tl.easx Tor rhli
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tsit,s sbarxA Tor PAiiAd1tphia ~ n 7. n.
IN. abovv iin1s conasct ~ Pittsburgh With The
kailraaas 80 sndisom III Lssis, No, AIton, Gsians
and aAicAgo, III Frankfort, Lexington and Louis.
sii-, Ny; Tsss. Haato, uAyton, Springfield, Belle.
foaiis., ssndasky, Ioteio, Cleveland, Esiumbus
zAnas.le, M2ss.llon and Wooster, Ohio, .iss, eta
tls. stssm packet b0sts from and To New Orlssns
81. Loais, losisvtiie and Giseinnsu.
Through ucksts ss had 10 rifsm either 81 tbs
above plsees.
Fsr tar,hsr ,,sssisaiars see hasdbils Al The dess
stl starring pstnts. Passenger trem Ne West vii
snd III. lhs sAossea ard mssI psdiusss route u
Pniladeip iphiA, nxitimose, Auv Yosk OF Boston.
THoS. MoOkE, Agent, fsss-sgss Lines, Phila.
J. MksktMkk, Agent Pas sanscr Lines, Pitls.
PAin. Nov vi - DIR
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