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not make their usually importing appearance, but
they did we'll enough. The thing is now, however,
defanct and must give way to other amusements.
We suggest for the next Fair, as change that "a
cling in sacks, climbing creased poles, &C., be SUBJ
stituted.
The slow mule race on Friday was we'll enough in
itssway, and afforded no little amusement We
learn they got through in time and that one OF them
did come in last and therefore won.
The Raleigh amateur band attended during the
Fair, and considering the short time it has been IN
existence, acquitted itself admirably. The same
may be said of Prof j. B. Weiss little Ethiopian
Sax Horn band, who volunteered several good Sc
lections of music, which were executed in capital
style.
On Friday evening the young gentlemen of Ra-
leigh entertained large select company of lady and
gentlemen visitors at dancing party at the Var.
borough House. We the Reporter) were not invited.
and of couse did not 80 but We learn the company
was brilliant one that the rival beauties of Rowan,
Franklin Warren and Forsythe made sad havoc ofthe
peace of mind Of gallants there Dancing was kept
up to a late hour We learn that very few of the
ladies of Raleigh attended, and that the fact Ia
ken note Of
The meetings Of the Agricultural Society took
place usual in the Commons Hall, and we've well
attended We we're present at two of these but
could not attend the others. These meetings a
decided feature in the proceedings of the week. In
addition the business of the Society, addresses
and conversations on practical subjects connected
with Agriculture frequent, from which much val
liable information may be derived. The subject
mostly entertained during the past week was that of
the Chinese sugar cane. This was well and ably
discussed by a number of able practical farmers,
and the result seemed to be encouraging to those
who believe in its cultivation
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FINE FAMILY FLoUR-DR. W. R. HoLr.-Our
thanks to DR.. W. R. Holt, of Davidson, for half
barrel of his family -four. We have yet tried it,
but We take it for granted that it is of superior
quality.
DR. Holt had on exhibition as usual at the late
State Fair a number of articles. and among them
some Of his superior Devon stock of cattle. We
learn that he disposed of all of them before leaving
the City, at good prices, with the exception of his
North Devon bull, Springfield; and we presume that
offer could induce the DR.. to part with him.
This fine animal took the first premium of $25
Springfield bred by Geo. Patterson ESQ Of
Maryland, and sired by the imported Eclipse
dam by imported Anchises-the celebrated mixing
Devons from the yards of Lord Coke and Mr.
Bloomfield, England.
Dr. Holt is one of the model farmers of North.
Carolina. His large farm is in the best state of cu
tvaton, and is highly productive He is devoted to
his calling, and labors in it with that "intelligent
enthusiasm which so much becomes the farmer,
and which is so essential to success in all the pur.
suits Of life. He is prompt in his attendance on all
State Fairs and he is not deferred by the trouble
or the inconvenience Of the thing from bringing
with him such specimens of his care and his labors
he believes will add to the interest of the occa.
sion. We should be glad to see his example in this
respect initiated by others largely engaged in agri-
cultural pursuits who come themselves, but bring
with them little nothing for exhibition.
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DrvIDEND--The directors Of the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad Company have declared dividend
80 per cent. for the last months, as will be
by advertisement in this paper.
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CUMBERLAND CousrY FAIR.-The fourth annual
Fair of the Cumberland County Agricultural Socie-
ty, will be held in Fayetteville the 4th 9Th, and
9th days o: next month. The annual Address will
be delivered before the Society by Duncan K. Nc
Rae, Esq, on Thursday morning, the 9th.
We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to
be present. and should be gratified to attend if
in our power to do So But the Senior will be at
Kenansville, in attendance at the Duplin County
Fair at the time mentioned; and the Junior will be
much engaged with business matters that it will
not be in his power avail himself of the invitation
The Cumberland Fair will doubt be interest
ing in many respects, and useful in its results The
reputation Of the speaker for the occasion, Mr. Nc
Rae-who is native of the County, but who has
been absent in foreign country for several years
past-wl of itself attract a large number of persons
to the Fair
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Oct. 81, 1857.


TIME ADVERTISER OFFERS FOR SALE PRIVATE.
LY, property in the town of Clarksville, Va from
which Of fair business capacity, with cash captsl
Of $780, realize annually least The sum of e. nett
profit This property be bought for the Of 5000
not cent OF which will be required cash. provided ths
address Tobacco Plant Box, GAINESVILLE, Va.
October 90. 1857. 95-sw2w
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subscribers living two miles South of the town Of
for sale their Tract of Land containing Three
Hundred and Fifty Acres, about eighty or one Hundred
acres Of low grounds both sides Of Fishing Greek on
ms land is newly erected Grst Mill which will be sold
WIN the land or not as purchasers may desire There il
,sons. with good out houses tobasoo barns Xc The
location or dwelling site within 200 yards Of the road
Gwe'ng large grove of White Oak trees VIII ch attracts
'ne attention OF every passer BY Persons desiring such
Will call on the subscribers their house.
L. A. Paschall, Esq, At Oxford
LEWIS TAYLOR, Ss
LEWIS TAYLOR, j.
OxIoro, Oct ~, 1857. 95-lm.
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TEACHER.

A LADY WHO HAS HAD SEVERAL YEARS EX-
IA Perience in teaching desires situation in Semna-
~ or Family School, She is prepared to instruct in tho
higher branches of Mathematics Latin French Draw
ing ogether with the usual English branches taught in
the best Schools. References given Address Editors
" Raleigh Standard"
October .3. 1851 96-8t
STATE OF NORTH-CA sOLINA, ALAMANCE
TENDER Term, 1857 John s. Runly vs. Rachel L. Rum.
ly.-Petition for Phrtton of Land
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Rachel
L. Rumy resident of this State it is ordered hV
the same that publication be made in the NorhCarolins
standard for six weeks, commanding the said Rachel l.
kumly to appear at the of this Court and pA
orjudgment will be rendered pro confesso as to her.
October %, 1857. lSosIveS
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New YoRK, juno 8.
FL ,ur unchanged; sale 5000 bbls 65t
@6,oO superfine state; 6,67@7,l0 fol
supe,; 7,l5@s,75 extra.
Rye quiet; Jersey LIS.
Corn firm. Sales $4,000 bu at 92t
for prime mixed western in store.
Oats steady at 63@57c for Canadian
and state.
Pork-Market lower with small sales
at $23, go for mess and SI9@19,25 fol-
prime.
Cut meats unchanged.
Lard a shade lower. Sales $50 bbls
at I48@I4tc.
Stocks dull and lower.
Money-The supply is liberal and
deemed good-6@7 Oh call short best
paper.
Sterling Exchange steapy and a small
business doing at l09k@iO93.
Erie bonds of 75@S74; Hudson End
bonds $50; N. Y. Q. bond so; Mo 6s
S34; Mich. Southern Sinking fund 70;
Lacrosse s. Milwaukee rs; Mich South.
ern scrip 824, do full 80; N Y. C. So;
Erie "a; Hudson 204 Harlem l0I; Chi
81 R. 1. 9T5, G. s. Toledo 81, Galena
& Chi 90; Ill. c. 1881; Mich S. 40.
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Tha LAm of Newanapers.

/. Subscribers who DO not give express no
tiee to the contrary, are considered as wishing
TO continue their subscriptions.
II. If subscribers order the discoatinaanc
Of their papers, the publisher may continue T.
send them until arrearages are paid.
III. If subscribers refuse to take or neglect
to take their papers from the Office to Which
they are directed, they are he'd responsible till
they have settled the bill and ordered the pa
per discontinued.
". If subscribers move to other places with
out Informing the publisher, and the papers
are sent to the former direction, they are held
responsible-
Y. The Courts have decided that refusing
totake a paper from the Office is PRiMA FAoiE
evidence Of Intentional fraud.
VI. The United States Courts have repeat
-edly decided that q Postmaster Who neglects
to perform his duty of giving seasonabie no
fiee. as required by the Post Office Department
of the neglect of n person to take from the Of
fee addressed 70 him. renders the
Postmaster liable to the publisher for the sub
scription price.
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n OF JULY.

According to previous notice, a meet
ing of the citizens of Ashland, was held
in the Amantes Hall, Saturday evening,
June 9th. for the purpose of taking into
consideration the subject of a National
Celebration, on the Fourth of July next,
in Ashland.
On motion, T. j. KENNY, was called
to preside, and l.. L. CRANE 30 act as
Secretary.
A report was then read by W. B. Nc
Carly, Chairman of a joint Committee,
appointed at q previous meeting, sug
E-~flap of Celebration for the
consideration of the meeting after read
ing the report was adopted, creating the
several Committees, and assigning their
duties Meeting then adjourned.
The following we're the Committees
appointed
Committee on officers of the day, T.
@. BUSHNELL, HUGH BURNS and 7. j.
KENNY.
Committee to procure Orator and
Reader. JOHN d. JONES, D. s. SAMrsEL
and WV. OSBORN.
Committee on Dinner, J. H. RUTH, p.
FREER, and e w. WALLIcx.
Committee of General Arrangements,
G. w. Uric, NJ. s. CAMPBELL, Henry
SPRENeLE, JOHN SMALLEY and JEFFER
SON McILLvANE.
Committee on Finances, j. d. STUBS,
WIN. J. WAssoN, and j. b. r. SAMPsEL.
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@ We neglected to acknowledge
last week tho receipt Of two beautiful.
and excellent cakes from a fair party o.
merry May jewellers, who, wreathed with
flowers and faces decked with sweetest
smiles ~pronenaded our streets. Beau.
ii ul emblems-scarce ens6lens either
bat realities-were they of the spring
time of life, With its many joys and uu-
alleged happiness They were all mem
bers of the Primary and Secondary de-
partments of the Union School. Two
little Misses of the Primary and TWO
of the Secondary, presented ia behalf
of their scho Inmates, their handsome
offering.
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- With this number of our D

r. With this number of our pa
per ences the new volume. We
are determined that, if it is in our pow
err, this volume shall be better than
any that has proceeded it, and all we
ask, at the hands of the Democracy, is,
that they will do their part by increas-
ing our subscription list, paying up old
dues and thus better enable us to do our
part n-the matter. The prospects OF
the success of the democracy are better
than ever before. The Republicans
are upon their last legs, and are even
obliged already to resort to Englishman
and negroes as champions of their cause
Now is the time then, at the commence
ment of the volume, to roll in your SUBJ
scriptioD list, SO that the light and truth
may be spread, and soon not a vestige
of the enemy will be left this side Of
township.
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AMEs & LEACH are turning out the
finest carriages that are manufactured
any where in Northern Ohio. Their
work is gaining a reputation for beauty
and durability far and wide. For our
part we can say, We nev saw better or
haDdsomer carriages any where. We
have looked through their mandatory,
and 6nd that they have all the appli-
ances for getting up such jobs as we have
described. Upon such institutions as
this, Ashland must depend to some ex-
tent for her prosperity, and Messrs.
AMEs & LEACH are doing much towards
it by means of their extensive establish
ment.
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Il There was a meeting of the
citizeus on Saturday evening last, to
make the preliminary arrangements
tor celebrating the coming 4th, o:July
The proceedings will be found IN an.
other column The matter will mainly,
depend upon the success of the Com
mittee on finances. Certainly no patriot
no one who loves and cherishes the in-
situations Of our country, will'refuse to
give something to celebrate the day that
gave them birth. Let as all go in aud
nave a good, grand and great old fash
toned celebration.
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GBt as5lano dnion,

~
THE ASHLAND UNION is pub
Iished every WEDNESDAY MORNING, in
Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio, by
~. -.
af the following rates;
ErPsr year, If paidin advance, or with
IN the year, 90
2If payment be delayed until the ek-
Piration Of the year, invarIably.s:. $50
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Fifty Cents per Square. (ten lines or less) for
one insertion, and twenty-five cents for each
additional insertion less than three months.
On Square three months. 90
One Square six months. 500
One square twelve ~months.... -. 500
The same rate rate for any number ofSquares
less than one-fourth column
One-fonrth of a column three months $500
One-fourth of a column six months. l0,0O
One fourth Of a column twelve months. .16,UO
One hsn of a column three months. l0,OO
Onelkzlf of a column SIX months. Io.UO
One-half OF a column twelve months. -32,UO
One column three months.
One eolHmn six months. .-S9,OO
One eolumn twelve months. .6OJOO
Yearly ADVERTISEMENT payable quarterly.
4hn
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ductiOn Of the different varieties ofgrains
and fruits. Almost every farm has its
high land for wheat, low land for corn,
sandy soil for sweet-potatoes and melons,
as also its timber and pure running wa
ter. Ashland, then, the capital of a
county unsurpassed in its natural adj
vantages, and distinguished for the in
telligence of its peoples and its Demo
cratic majorities, is bouud to be one of
the towns of the State. Gas lights,
steam f~re-engine and city charter will
soon conn along. just give us room.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


David Fike, In Ashland County,
Samuel RiddIe & wife, Common Pleas.
DERSUANT to the command of an Order to
i to sell Morgaged Premises, duly issued
from the Court of Common Pleas of said coun
ty, dated April 23d, A. D.. 1857, and to me di-
rected, l will sell at Public Auction at the
door of the Court House, in Ashland county,
on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of jane,
A. D. 1857, between the hours of ten O'Clock
A. NJ. and forr O'Clock P, NJ. of said day, the
following described Real Estate, situated in
said Ashland county, to-wit Situate in
the county of Ashland and State of Ohio, be-
ing in lots number thirteen 49, and fourteen,
GA in Christopher MIGRANTS addition to the
town of Ashland, being one hundred and eight
feet i'll front, and one hundred and fifty feet In
depth Appraised at $500. Terms of Sale
Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
May 6, 1857. 49pfS4,50
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DIR. PHILLIPS.

Physician and Uterine Path
located in Mansfield, would fes696f
Ii fully inform the Females of Ashla nd and vf6in
tty, that he will hereafter visit Ashland once q
month, and spend the first week of each month
with them in the treatment of those diseases fnci-l
dent to the female system. We practice the French
diagnosis and treatment of uterine
diseases and feel confident from the unrivalIed sue
cess with which our labors have been crow ned.fn
many ofthe Eastern, as well, asthe Western c~itiest
that we Will be able to relieve many that are suf
fering from those functional Arrangements, and dis
placements Of the uterus; isneorrhsa, amenorrhea,
fysmenhorrhea, neHorrhagia, prOIaPsrs, dnfeuer-
mic metritis, internal m eritis. or any otherdisea se
incident to the female system. The folfowing per-
Smith; Mrs. L. Smith, Hon. Judge Hnsting, Mrs
M. S Hasting.
Syracuse N. Y. Mr.. B. sprague, proprietor OF the
B%rentuai Hotel, Mrs. sprague, Mr.. and Mrs. FsAs
cling.
Rochester,, \. Y, Rev, I. NJ. Robertson. Mrs. 6
Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs. McClafn, J. r. Semore
and Mrs.S.A Semore. HISS
Ashland, Ohio. MI. and Mrs Hall. 4.
Anril %. LAG - E[-.a e.- 1eff..-l
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DEATH FROM SLANDER.-A young
lady in Newport, Maine, lately destroy
ed herself, having been driven to des-
peration by cruel SANDER upon her
character. The a~ssassins of character
are not less criminal than those who
attack the lives of their victims. Hu
man tribunals may not reach those who
drove this poor girl to her death, but
the stings of eonseisDes will aveuge
her.
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w. j. WATSON has pulled out the in
side of the old stand and fitted it into a
convenient store room, where be displays
q larger, cheaper and more complete as
sortment of Boots and Shoes than ever
before. See bis advertisement in auoth
er column. and then give him a call.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Partition Notice.
Eli SHUTS. Plaintiff,

James SHUTS, Catharine
SHUTS, Catharine SHUTS,
widow of Charles SHUTS,
deceased, Mordecai Rich
ards, and Mary Ann Rich
ards. his wife, John j.
Williams, and Lucinda
Williams, his wife, Will Tn the Court M
lam Berger, and Delilah Common plea.
Berger, his wife, John Of Asb1ano o.
Simpson, and Charlotte
Simpson, his wife, Leon
ard Mathews, and Harriet
Mathews, his wife, and Jo-
siah SHUTS, guardian for
Abner SHUTS, John SHUTS,
Harmon v. Slutes, and
Theophulous SHUTS, minor
heirs of Charles SHUTS, de-
ceased, Defendants.
JAMES SHUTS, Catharine SHUTS, Oatharine
81 SHUTS, widow of Charles SHUTS, deceased,
Mordecai Richards, and Mary Ann Richards,
his wife, John j. Williams, and Lucinda Will
Jams, his wife, William Berger, and Delilah
Berger, his wife, John Simpson and Charlotte
Simpson, his wife, Leonard Mathews, and Har-
riet Mathews, his wife. and Josiah SHUTS
guardian for Abner SHUTS, John Suits, Har-
mon v. SHUTS, and T~heophilus SHUTS, minor
heirs of Charles SHUTS, deceased, Defendants,
will take notice that's petition was filed against
them on the 2lst day of May, 1851. in the Court
of Common Pleas. within and for the county
OF ASnlhnu, anu idt0 OulN, ny Ell olub-o, anu
is now pending, wherein said Eli SHUTS de-
mands partition of the following Real Estate,
to wit The Northeast quarter of section
number three g. intownship number twenty
two (22,) Range number fifteen (15,) contain
ing one hundred and sixty-four acres of land,
more or less, excepting such certain lots in DE
village of Lafayette, and the meeting house
and graveyard lot, owned by the Albright
Church, as have heretofore been sold by Will
lam Hamilton in his life time, with the appul-
tenances thereunto belonging-being the same
premises decided by David Eshelman and wife,
Alexander Hamilton and wife, and Jacob Poor
man and wife TO Charles Suits, by deed bear
ing date March LIST, A d. 1855. Also the fol-
hwing described premises, to wit the north
west quarter of section number two (2,) town
shipnumber tw~enty-two(22, range fifieen(15,)
containing one hundred and sixty acres, more
or less, with theappurtenances thereunto be.
longing being the same premises decided by
David Esh, Imam and wife, and Alexander
Hamilton and wife, to Charles SHUTS, by deed,
bearing date March LIST, A. D. 1855 al of the
above described premises being situated in the
township of Perry, and county of Ashland, and
State of Ohio; and that at the next term of
said Court, the said Eli SHUTS will apply for
an order that partition may be made of said
premises
Dated this 22d day of May, A. D. 1857.
KENNY & JACOBS.
6w50 Attorneys for Petitioner.
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We neglected to mention last
week that Mr.. D s SAnpsEL aud Mr.. j.
ID. JONES were admitted to the practice
of law at the late session of our District
Court. They are both gentlemen of
strong mind and determined energy, and
can net fail to "make their mark in
the world.
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c~ineinnati. Decembi

CIncinnati, December q, 1R55. p
DIR. @. w. Roback-Deer Sir: This viii certify
that / called an DIR. Roback last March and cot
some ofhis Scandinavian Blood Purifier, which
has entirely cured me ola complaint of aine moEths
duration ; and after trying other physicians With
out effect. !. as last resource, called on the above
named DR. Roback. and he relievedm e of the EEu4
ralgia, together with weakness in the back. In the
course Of three weeks from the time I FIRST applied
to him j was able to get up and atten I'd TO bueinesss
and can safely say that from that time 1 have en-
joyed the hest of health Those who are suffering
from any illness W ould do well to call on Or. Ro-
back, at his establishment. No. 8 East Fourth
street, H. G. STEWART.
1y22 No. II Chestnut street.
For Sale byEDulin d Crane, Ashland Thos.
Durham, ~Jeromeville; j. P. Stamets, Rows-
burg u. Sbriver, Savannah; J.A.Beverstock,
Olivesburg; Geo. Witwer, Pleasant Ridge j.
Kininger, Hayesville Lewis d Co. Mif1in.
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M EDIC AL NOTICES.

DIR. RoBAcK's GREAT MEDICAL Dis
covERIEs-Dr- Rohaek's Scandinavian Remedies
are oveTturning all the old theories of medicine
They reach the blood through the digestive organs
NTH a quickness. certainty and curative effect al
most miraculous. The herbs of which they are
made are from the mountains of Sweden, and this
combination of vegetable elements is superseding
all the mineral medicines. Dyspepsia, coughs.
bronchitis, bilious complaints. fits. nervous afec-
lions, hysterics, %scrofuIa. skin diseases. rheum =.
etsm, headache, pains in the bac sexual debility.
ttc.- are relieved with wonderful rapidity, and
there is no malady originating in a morbid CON
dItion Of the blood CT other fluids of the body Y, thai
does not yield TO the scandinavian Remedies. See
Advertisement 4w49
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MINIATURES MARKET.

MILWAUKEE,, June 5.
Wheat-Sales of 20 bS.gs white lin
erior) LAS; 50 bags do at l,50; 100
bag white at go; $50 blu do at
go; So bags at 1871; 1900 bags do at
80, and 5000 bush do on board at l.
33.
Corn-A small lot sold at soc, which
is lower.
Observation-Disclosures.
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AUCTIONS AUCTION.

TTfHE nndersigned have opened an Auction in the
L room one door east of Ralston's Je welry Store.
where they intend to sell at auction at 10 O'Clock
"A. M. and in the evening, on Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday in each week, and Occasionally on
o her days, commencing on wednesday evening,
April 2sd, all kinds of Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps. Books, Jeweiry, Clothing, &C.. aud
will sell all kind 5 of Goods an d property Furnish
ed them, at q reasonable percentage They " i'll
also attendto Vendue and Auction sales for others,
both at home and abroad, and II desired, furnish
both aIctioneer and clerk.
YES MoRY, %
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M Il

BUFFALO, June 8.
Flour insctive.
Wheat active, 10000 blu at $50
Chicago spring; l,3o@1,36 for Mil
waukee c ub.
Cern lower 10000 at 753@7sc.
Oats 5Sr.
Whisky 32c.
Freights-I02 for corn to Albany.
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JOB WORK.

Having iztely made large additions to our Job
Materials, we are prepared to do all kinds OF
plain and decorative JOB PRINTING in a style
not to be surpassed by any Office in this section
ofthe State. Orders respectfully solicited.