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Democratic Primary Elections.

Democratic Primary Elections.
The Democracy of Ashland county are re-
quested to meet at their usual places Of hold
ing elections, in each township. on
Saturday, the 28th day Of August,
then and there to organize a Board composed
of two Judges and one Clerk. who will open
a Poll Book, and conduct the election III all
respects in accordance With the law regula-
ting elections, except that no man shall be
deemed eligible as a voter unless satisfactory
evidence exists that the person offering to vote
is a Democrat, who, at the preceding election
voted the regularly nominated Democratic
Ticket-and except, also, that the officers con-
Quoting the election, are bound by their HONOR,
instead of their OATH to sec that fairness and
justice be faithfully maintained. The honor
ind success of the Democratic Party, which
are regarded by all who truly love their coun-
try as paramount to all personal interests, rem
der it necessary that the most scrupulous re-
gard should be observed in securing the puri-
ty of the ballot-box.
The Judges aud Clerk shall appoint one of
their number to return the poll book to the
Board of Canyassers, Consisting of the Re-
turn Judges and the Central Comnlittee,) to
be held on Monday, August 80, 1855. st one
O'Clock, P. NJ. of said day, at the Court House
in Ashland when the candidate receiving
the highest number of votes for each office
shall be declared the nominee of the Demo
cratic Party, and should any two candidates
receive an equal number of votes for the same
office a majority of the Board of Canvassers
shall decide which shall be the nominee.
The candidates to be voted for are, one Com
missioner, one Infirmary Director, a County,
Auditor, q County Treasurer, q Sheriff, a Pros
ecuting Attorney, a County Recorder, and a
County Surveyor, and in each of the several
Townships a candidate for District Assessor.
The Committee suggest that every good
Democrat in the County be present at the Pri-
mary Meetings. and contribute his aid in MAIN
t~ainingthat organization which is SO essential
to success.
The Polls will beopened in each Township
at 8 o'clock. A. NJ, and closed at o'clock
P. NJ.
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1 want fer a fTiend The baftIe I obtsined ~
Gay 1 left home. cured my very severe cold, and
aiso cured a friend"
daughter Of Nj. shaaer. Esq. of Baseom. o. She
was afflicted with a very severe cough aud path
10 her side about six months.
Four lsrge bottles cured Mr.. J. shaher, BeAf
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CASE OF HYDRoPHoB1A.-We learn
from the Columbus Gazette that a Ger
man named Frederick Bogler, formerly
Of Columbus. but for some time past liv-
fDgin Jackson township, near Grove CT
~, was bitten by a small dog-a pet of
the family-on the 4th of May last
The dog made his escape from tho house
and succeeded in biting two small boys,
the same day, before he was killed
Bogler took the dog aud buried it, all
the time insisting that he was not mad.
I'D eleven weeks from the time of the I'M
fortunate occurrence, on Wednesday, the
a2d of July, B,gler was seized with con-
.vulsions, frothing at the mouth, snapped
at the bystanders, CRASHED his teeth and
at the sight of water, or any liquid, or
upon feeling q breath of air blowing up.
on him, he would be SEIZED With violent
spssms, and in this terrible condition he
fingered until the Saturday following,
when death released him from his horrid
suferings.-Ohi Statesman:
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These examinations will commence at 8
o'clock A. M, and close at four O'Clock P. II.
No applicant willA he admitted after tw elve N,
Written testimonials of good moral character
signed by at least two responsible persons ,
will be required, which testimonials will be
No private examinations viii be held.
Noue will be examined who do no expect t6
engage soon in teaching in this county. Rec.
ommends, where practicable. are requifedfrom
school directors. We earnestly request them
the succohs of their teacher.
s. NJ BARBER,
Clerk of Board of Examiners.
ashland, Feb. 10 1865, s6-ly,
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WANTED.

An Intelligent boy, about II or IS
years Of age, having a good English Ed
ucaiioB, and whose moral character is
above suspicion, can have a good oppor
tunity of learning the printing business
by immediate application at this office.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-08-11

How TO MAKE MoNEy-We viii tell
the secret to our young men. Enter
the Iron City College, as soon as You
can, and gain a thorough business edu-
cation from practical teachers, who have
had large experience in active business.
The tuition will cost only thirty-fve
d~ellars, and require from eight TO twelve
weeks. You are there qualified to fl
the most respectable and lucrative stu
atoms in business, and receive two or
three times greater salaries than you
now get Of can obtain. For circulars
and specimens of rapid writing, address
E.W. Jenkins, PIttsburg, Pa
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The Oars CRop.-The Oats crop
will be very meagre in this county,
though not as bad as papers in other
portions Of the country represent it in
their localities. The eustI the cause
Of the failure.
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NOTTrE is hereby given that there

OTIEE is hereby given that there
~ will be a petition presented to the Com
missioners of Ashland county at their Sep
TENDER session, praying for the location of a
County Road, commencing at the West end
of Main Street in Ashland thence in line
with said street to the East line of NJ. Des-
enburgh's lot line ; thence in a westerly direc-
ton to intersect the road leading past j.. D.
Jones G. Lepper's, said Road to be opened
sixty feet wide.
Aug. a., 1858. Avg
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ESTATE OF g. S. DULIN.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrntor of the Estate of
6: S. Dulin, late of Ashland county. Ohio,
deceased j. D. STUEBS
July II, 1888 3F6
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a and s smdssssay'. inotsaass II A. II.
Rochester DePot-Tuesdays, and
IL
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Repairing done on the Shortest No
Notice to Teachers.

TTHE Board of School Examiners Of Ashland
Il County will hold the following Examinal
tions during the year 1853. at Ashland, viz:
The Sd Saturday Of Eehrnarv
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Agent. for the Ashland Union.

The following gentlemen are hereby au-
thorized to act as Agents in procuring sub
soribers, and to receive payment on subscriP-
w1LtiAM BUCHANAN, Albion.
JoHx S.. WHrTE, Polk.
JoHN TAYLOR, Perrysville.
JoaN VAN NEST, Rowsburg.
eDR. J.. p. CowAS, Jeromeyille.
J.. s. MARTIN, Friends.
a. DEHAvEN, Loudonville.
VIM. McADoo, Sullivan
GEo. McCoNSELL, Orange.
DR. J.. DEAL,
D.Fox. Hayesyille.
TT. PAuLLIS, Mohecanyille.
R. N. HERsHEY. Miffiin.
JoHx Vail,
j. McCUTcHES, Savannah
R. WESTON, Ruggles.
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rEnms OF ADvERTIsING.

Ten liRes or less make a Square. Displayed ad
FertIsemeats In single column, 10 per cent extra
Double Column. double the above rates and 30 per
cent extra. Advertisements loaded and placed IN
"a notices required to be published by Law.
legal rates, viz : 81 each Square for the first three
weeks or less, and S3f cents each sabsequentin-
Wadmiaistrator notices of appointment. one
EWBasiness csrds-Five lines or less, IS per
mum.
All transient Advertisements must be paid fori n
advance
All advertisements not accompanied with writ
ten directions, will be inserted until forbid, ami
charged accordingly
Yearly advertisements, payable quarterly.
The above rates will be strictly adhered to.
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MEDICAL DISCOVERY

you have boththe preventative and the cure, vito
this great and good quality, thatit will never nm
der any circumstances do you any injury.
No change of diet necessary-eat the best
you can get and enough of it.
DIRECTIONS FOR one table SPOONFUL
per day-Chiidren over ten years dessert spoonful
As no directions can be applicable to ali constitu
tions, take sufficient to operate on the bowels
twice a day. Yours truly,
Price Sl.00 per bottle, For sale by ROLE g.
HOWARD. Ashland, and by Druggists generally.
1857 lyD
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J n1%na Rp% Holland en; onongalela Whisky; Port Sherry Madeira. and sWsstWins.
Lump Tobacco -
Pefumery-nUe than ffyIinds. Truses, Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Bra !. Sur
Fgai Instruments Syrnges, al kinds; Breast Pumps, Nursing Bottles Nipple Shells and
u.s.. Feb. II, 1861 H - 1889 CLARK a POTTER. -
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Local COLUMN.
ASHLAND, O., AUG. II, 1858.
n1a11 Departures-
RGai1 Arriva1e.

Depot uesuays -duu
d i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

AUSTRALIA INDEPENDENT LrNF-THE SPLENDID
"A clipper ship MARY BANGS viii Sal for Melbourns 90
Saturday Msy one large state In nrst cabin for sale;
also In 1nd cabin and
be applied for Mt Passaye Storage onIy
SIS The ship carries 10 Aus,rs full band OF
scsrr For balance OF fregh, passage apply board
pic, East river or 10 GOODBYE, AKREfs a EILIOT,
l06 Pearl street, or MAILER LORD QUEftEAU les
Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRR-THH UNITED
States mail steamer AkAGO ID Lines com ,nder WIN
leave for HAVE touching at southampton TO land the mails
and paasensers saturday May at ~ O'Clock from pier
North foot OF Beach 1hs ship has ave sier
TIGHT msn,s enclosing the engines that In the
event 81 collision ing the could
them and the pumps being free work the safety OF
vessel and would be secured Baggage not
wanted during the should be dag
before sailing marked below For freight passage
ply IN = nksYTON. Agent No I Broadway n -
The steamer Fulton will succeed the Arago sail Msy g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22
VyAsHING1ON AQUEDUCr.
w OFFICE OF rms WAsHIHcIoN Aeu.puCr,

WAsHING1os AogEpUGrv
Proposals are invited for completion Of Washna
win ss on sIhbiuon ia this once ana the oS
BIDS win be received ii compleoa whole
IN soss o. for he separate works described in he specific.
for the whole or for The separate Is may seem most
HSs 81
s
work be done and The rate o. prosress under zach oons
Payment. VIII be made IN check. upor the United
ing 10 per cen; on AZ payments until he so%pea"I Of =.
~ortnsa sS.I Be psa SsE fun ~sass monthly and i
WORK and m..erial. Tor Ae wssalns;on Aqpeduct'
for or M ao al S
yantaseous but work viii awarded the loves, BID
curt; Tor The completion o. .ss con.rss Il rs.son.s
Every OFFER must be accompanied by written guarspss
ssa By Sns or e., s1Ip y s e
hs bids be .;cspsd enc, into IN O 81, within s
he he sses Ss Tnd D Ss U
% IL. q.
bepMeni Of War thai the guArAntors are abba 70 make
Bids Win e opened in the presence Tho siaisr.
The work 70 be let Of the
TIE Pc.G%.s the Great Fails: sul,a1s q gate house:
buins reservoir completion of conduit furnshng
sps p BY sTas s na gess sns s
pal public esabi.hmsns Of washington building Of hisi
service reservoir In 9ecrgs;ovn, and supply o. .eme
sand bricks stone and all other materially for all OF which
reference 70 b. made 70 The detailed descriptions and
noAtions 70 be exhibited In this ONCE
the specifications And plans exhibited the
Of letting and should bid in gros, be accepted, the mcny
the contracts will be made the
hs Enginser at prices TO be fixed BY him. with the usa
contract according W the specifications and plans
Proposals. should state the time within which each vovs
VIII be completed provided Congress appropriA,cs the
oessary funea
By srdsr Of the Secretary Of War.
NJ g. MyrGs
Captain Of Engineers charge OF Washington Gansdac
FORM or GUARANTEE
70 Carr. n C. MKIcs, q. 9. zrCfsHEKs:-
We, the undersigned, residents of -, In The Eutc of
hereby Jointly and seversly With the ,iec
States and guaranty In the foregoing bid Of - be
accepted that he or they will within ten days after tho
Of the sAd bid, the for the
with good and sufficient surees perform the
nish he ar .es proposed In conformity the
Advertisement under which II made And M.
said - shall fab " enter into Aforesaid we
guaranty make good the diereoce between he
Die sad - and he nsxt lowest bidder.
signed AB
thereby certify that the best Of my knowledge and be
Lief, the abovenAmed guAraniors good and sufficient
Agned E.Y
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TyAaH puRcpAsxRs Will CONSULT THEIR 1NrK
u rests By srsnpins stock Of Hsvsrs Domestic and
some of Which are brenda B-Cesh sdvasres made
IN serssr 70 an amount o. CHKKKt, Dr0advAy
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A-THE MEMBERS OF NO SURRENDER
Lo5ge. No ~ are requested t0 be puuctut la attend
their lodge of third and rwen
ueh Friday evening. April g. ss business of t
pertsnce is TO be transacted BY order
JosEfn MATHEWS, K. 8. JOSEPH DAVIS W. NJ
AMERICAN BIOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL 50
Buidne on ThuraSay I'D inst at M for tina organize
the Section Natural II story. report will bs
OF science the
relations which AIMED BY the Ceatrsl Park It's
illustration and advancement
D'NAI JFsHURUN LADIES' HEBREW BENEVOLENT
ID Society Relief Of INDECENT Females of the Jewish
Faith AT special raj meeting convened on the 18Th or
this month A. the meeag rrom OF the Greene sre-
gogue for the purpose Of oorncg the members OF ihs
cey the their sst ctsble tho
society general. tie highly grathed 10
that $3.50 profit had realised from their three
bles that their number Of subscribers amounted
bundred With good prospect OF that thon
sand dollars had been 70 tho during the
and thai the society wac In fourishng condition Unsn
resolutions OF thanks pAssed the President
Vice Pr Treasurer Whole boM
the committees OF the sociaSlea the msnAgers
the gentlemen OF The ophean Club who performed in tha
chestra grauinsy and tho secretary for their valuable
opera In favor ct this society also unanimously
resolved that the proceedings Of e meeting should
hed IN the New York Herald, In the Occiden and In the
AsmoDesD.
Prcseut hoard Of Diractrcsses:-
Mrs. David Samson Presi tent.
Mrs. Ferry LEO Vice President
Mrs z Bernstein Treasurer.
Mr.. 4. Levy, Mrs Joschmsseu,
Mrs. j. Haman, Mrs. r. King,
Mrs. s Bschr and hrs. Ritterosnd
Rev. ANSEl, LEo, Hon. y Sec.'ry.
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DENNsyLvANrA RAILROAD,
rSe great central route The West. Time - least -
short and Of and freight ~ low 81 All times AZ ~
any other route For passage tickets 70 consc for freight
from New York 70 sny point he entre West ce inc
II L. ETTf0TT, Paasensew Agent
LEECH co. rretsh Aren't
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BOARDING AND LODGING,

LNURKlsBED kooMS-ONE Or Two SINGLE GEN
IL uemen, who require very desirable apartments can
upon reasonable terms obtain them frat class house
occupied by a small private family, where the
boarders Location near Broadway. Inquire At No rs
East Twelfth street
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EoR sAvANNAH AND rLoRIDA:-THE sTEAxgaIr
~ THOMAS SWAMI. Capt. J. A. Post will leave pier II
MOTH river on Saturday April - at O'Clock r. W. prese
N Passage us, with superior accommodations FrSaem
eight and ten cents foot Insurance ouehan per cent
elected NJ our Office. Apply 10 II. g. CROMWELL 90, -
Wess street. corner OF Alb1ny
EoR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIpA-THE STEAMSHIP
ALABAMA, Captain q. X Schenck, will leave 90 esur-
day April "a Of O'Clock Y. M frJ pier No, North river
Bs of adtng signed toard For freight sppiy
N SAMUEL l. ETrCUfLL& eON, ~ Broadway Steamers
for rord~ connect with the above leaving for SAVANNAH
every Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday.
E'OR CHARLEsTON-rHE sTyAMsHTp MgMpHm
Ctpt q w Watson, will leave pier " North river q
Saturday April "a AT O'Clock p precisely Psassge Ve
with accommodations Freight eight ana ten % ny
per Jt Insurance half cent effected Al our ofnc
Apply 70 H. B. CROMWELL co, &c Yves, street. corner q
Albany.
NOR CHARLESTON AND FIoRTDA.-sEMIwEsKLY
n United States mail side wheel steamship ine.-Tbo
etearr shp NASHVILLE l. NJ. Murray, commander will
leave pisr NO 4 North river saturday, April "a
rlock n precisely Fer freight passage apply 70
spgrrGRD TI.EsTON CO, y Broadway Toe Jas.
Ad0er will succeed wednesday Arril q. The largo
s,esmers Carolina Fvergade and ~ Marys for Florida.
ronnect nj Charleston with the York
Throusb tickets may be had by ying above These
the Adams Express goois for The
ponhwest The Express agcnts Throughout the southern
country WI give passengers and shippers Information
spectIng the line.
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MIJwAUKIE AND SUPERIOR RAILROAD COM.
M psny-.ts meeting Of the Bosra Of Directors Of the
Iie, Wisconsin. April L. 1858 i was
and forty ons Ga two handred and forty go inclusive
s y @ 81 s
the Farmers Loan snd Trust Company Of the city Of New
with all coupons 10 said bonds attached and the same
and Of no bndng effect upon said company whatever said
tonds having been Issued negosec dispose By
By
NJorICR-THE WALTERS IN GENERAL OF NEW
York city are psTisuaTy resuss ss to attend meeting
hsrs busness of importance to be attended e sy or
oer vi INC res,uen. . Wv. iihN En- -
OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Ss Sss s4.e o e syw.
q s tho ANNA. election for Ct ~. director:
Of .nSaPM e0na DO G. IAWRAsoS ssors.ry
CT. GEORGES SOCIETY OF NEW YORK-THE ANN
yerss,y dinner win be held At the Ms!roPoHn Hotel on
should be made
can S $SRsHSsAHp Consul II Broadway
HFSRy RE5lEW , Is Wal, street s,ewara.
JOSEPH n WALKER, ia Fmlton street.
Of Broadway and Houston street. on St. Georges day At II
Ali residents and visilers to the city are invited
attend.
CT GEORGES sOCIETY-THE MEMBERS AND
= friends of the society their tickets for the
i to as place 80
THE U. s. CONSUL AT HAMBURG LEAVES THIS
country in the Borussis on the lob proImo and VII be
I'M &c % s%
OF Brown Brothers Co.. and thereafter to the Of
U. g. Despatch Agent lN Nassau street, New York
THE THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF THE COOPER DE;
Hope Chapel at ia O'Clock,
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COAL.


A NTHRACfTB COAIs.-CHARLEs A. HECKsCHRR 4
heath and broad mountain white and tbs
veins are now prepared 70 execute orders either from pha
depha Rchmond wharf No. 1t) from Schuykil Haven
canal ~ the lowest market rates for single
for cosracsto be furnished In uniform prime order. or
fees, As South street. New York; No. la Walnut street
Philadelphia
COAL-BBsT RED ASH AT - 40
~ BEST WHITE Ash AT ~ 10 Warranted 900 lbs.
DiscRrging this day stove and sizss which will
liver 81 part Of the city At ihs above prices esso
and dealers. Cash when ordered Apply at 54H
T ACRAwANNA COAL At REDUCED PRICEs-THE
Delaware and Hudson Canal Com prepared
10 furnish their celebrated coal from yard bro
wen screened for family ~ rs per 20yj lbs
delivered free Of carriage Yards In New York foot q Hud
Of Fourteenth and Ninth and
OF Gouvcrneur and Front streets In BROOKLYN foot
Harrison street. snd Atlantic street At either OF which
cor1panys Office OF william street aud En-.
change place, orders will be received.
ISAAC n. SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
DRrNR ANTHRACITE COAL At REDUCED PaICEs
iahpe orders at retail for their celebrated superior black
heath hard broad mountain white ash Goals and ss for
prime coal offer and until further notice,
70 deliver direct from boats the different sizes
requ family screened and In prncst order
following greatly reduced for cash ssyWhe
~ 30 Of 1000 pounds Red Ssh for and stores
a. Go per Of zeo pounds eli delivered free Of csrags
Delivered from yards the price win be 2sc higher
Orders left the oces 81 the undersigned 5 Souh
street foo, Of Warren street at hsr yards foo, Of
Fourteenth ,pee Ess. river and u West thirty sseosd
''"' HN GAS. a. HRoKscHxB 90, w soua Urea
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L,oR sALE-si2s, 600 OF TEN YEAR TEN PER CENT
an oomSsny iaos on the Ohio Rvsr 100
miles sSSye ne A%sS,ssn S,Sh.ngs Bank
pc secured by careful deed Of trust conveying 70 A. G.
lands toseber with improyemen's rsiirosds cars ma
sna S sSs ovs 70 Of s
Coal both superior eIhsuess accessible and
ts o
company The company now mining and selling over log
Psf
day equal interest sinking fund and ample dvi
as.a shssshodeTs thus aOrsiss s.s And profitable "a
prompt return Of boz principal and interest They Of
81 'a
Has removed 2 ne csn. oSses lately occupied By The
No. 20 WAL s1sn s aAnTa1Sas Basy BvuDra
Orders DON sas y a. United s:.s: 10 =: Dsisa.::
Of money and collection Of dividends coupons executed
i,fcs.e. q deposit payable :. ne MAnha...n Bank
TEssE B. COMBS EXCHANGE BROKER $50 BROAD.
way, near White street An kinds Of pncurrent money
money advanced diamonds watches and other vausbles
r1oRsE 4 co, Al WILLIAM STREET NEW YORK,
wi bankers and dealers in stocks bonds securities aud CON-
On Sna To%.s sas o P
deIpbis McKim Co., Baltimore; Gardner, wolcoa Co,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN INsrALMENr
IN of dollars and five per share tho
scrip the Manhattan 0as Light Company required
By e
the directors 3. II. HOWARD, Secretary.
NTorICE-oFFIcE LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE,
ssen se Ssw ap Of
Of this COMPANY viii continue closed in the cities Of New
and Milwaukee from the date OF tns notice till the day
following that which the annual meeting OF the stockhcd
for the election Of directors fixed by law to be held at
the office of the company In the city Of Milwaukee in May
next III. Ia kIChARDS transfer Agent.
OFFICE OF THE MILwAyKIE AND HoRICoN Rail z
ls5The interest Of the first bonds of this
company falling due May 1853 will be paid Al this Office on
and after that date. j. X. SMITH, President.
UTANTED-FRoM sloO 900 TO $4,000, FOR WHICH TIE
w best Ct security will be given. Address NJ. N. B. He
raid Office.
&1 SOO TO S25Oo.-CAsHIER AND BOOKKEEPER
Dl.s)UU wanted with the above amount In large
tail establishment where he have coed security for his
money; and TO good Judge OF money good sal NY
will b. gwen. Address o. o., box 200 Herald ofl.e-
CT O(lO FOR SALE IMMEDIATELY. GOOD
.OOO. compsny's note, with hrtt Of s2
for security Also good house. free snd clear of
mortgage exchange for class house. with cash
G. G. THOMPSON, IS Nassau st.
&f q OOO TO INVEST ON GOOD IMPROVED
DfO.OUO real estate In this city Apply nj is Nassau
street. Office No. 8.