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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-10
%sHERIFF.s SALE.

lnonas " COOK, In Ashland County
Nicholas Per;ne. Common Pleas
PURSUANT to the command Of two 9Th
il Vndi Exponas' duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland county,
dated the Sth day of February, 1855, and to
me directed, l will sell at public auction at
the door of the Court House, in said county,
on
Saturday, the 20th dag Of March,
A. D. 1s5s, between the hours of ten o'clock,
A. M, and four o'clock, P. NJ, of said day,
the following described lands and tenements,
to- wit:-situate and being in the county of
Ashland, and State of Ohio, being a certain
tract of land lying in the second section OF
Ruggles township, in said county OF Ashland,
formerly of Huron,) and State OF ohIo,t to-
wit being the north part of lots number
four and five, in the Davenport tract, and
bounded on the north by the north line of said
tract, on the east by lot number three, on the
south by Reuben K. Beaches land, and on the
west by lot number six, being the same land
heretofore decided by Ole s Miner, to Reuben
1. Wolcott, excepting and reserving therefrom
ten acses out of the southwest corner of said
tract sold and conveyed to Nathaniel Lyons,
which ten acres are described as follows, to-
4wit:-commencing at the south west corner
of said tract and running easterly along the
north line of Reuben X. Beaches lands, ten
chains and forty linkst to a stake; thence north.
wardly and parallel with the west line, nine
chains and sixty one links; thence westerly
and parallel with the first line ten chains and
forty links, to the east line of lot number six
(6); thence south wardly along said east line
nine chains and sixty one links tot he place of
beginning, containing ten acres OF land, the
balance remaining, being forty acres more or
less. Also, a part of the second section of said
Ruggles- township, described as follows, to-
wit:-beginning at the southeast corner Of the
lands owned by Jacob Rorback, in his Lifetime;
thence running sosth on the State Road to
lands decided to Peter insby. deceased thence
west to a stake; thence north on the east line
of lot number one, to the public highway;
thence east to the place of beginning. contain
ing eighty acres more or less. Also, the east
half of lot number two in the said second Sec
ton, said to be east of a certain road running
north and south, containing fifty-one acres
and thirty nine hundredths, according to the
iotting of said township. Also, lot number
three IN said section and township as aforesaid,
Containing one hundred acres more or less,
taken as the property Of said defendant.
Terms of sale-Cash,
February II, 1858. n37ts-pfslo,So*
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

William Donahey, In Ashland County
Jane. Mccrea. Common Pleas.
DURSUANT to the command of an order to
l. sell mortgaged premises, duly issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas, of said
county, dated February 4th, 1858, and to me
directed will sell at public suction, at the
door of the Court House, in said county, on
Saturday, the ooh day Of March.
A. D. 1853, between. the hours of ten O'Clock.
A. ", and four O'Clock, P. NJ, Of said day,
the following described lands and tenements,
to-wit:-being part of the north east quarter
of section one I'd, township t~wenty-fnur (241.
range seventeen CD. beginning at the north
west corner of said quarter, and running north
So degs., east 10 chains and % links to a post;
thence south So degs., west Is chains and 90
links to = sugar maple az feet in diameter;
thence south SO degs., west l6 chains; thence
north 9 dogs, west 2 chains and as links;
thence south SO degs., west 6 chains to a stone
on the west line of said quarter; thence north
2 degs., west l6 chains to the place Of begin.
ming, containing sixty acres. one rood,
and ten perchss, situate and being IN Ash
land county, and State of Ohio.
sAppralsed at $2692 so.
Terms of sale Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
February II, 1858. n37ts piss, so
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pice of forehead certainly hides as strong
q brain as any in the nation.

Dice OF foreneaQ corbaluhI AAusS
a brain as any in the nation.
Green, of Missouri, is a tall, slim,
long neeked person, who showed himself
in the debate with Douglas, to be a man
of no ordinary intellect. He has the
bark, but not the keen. sarcastic biteef
John Randolph. Bright, of Indiana, is
q fine looking man, and as to real beauty
he possesses moro than any other Sena-
tor.EGwin, of California is a substantial,
tall. white haired individual. His col
league, Bsoderiek, looks like a sturdy
yeoman, full of pluck and res luton
Bigler, of Pennsylvania, has a good
countenauce, but somewhat heavy and
sluggish. He is fluent but speaks With
little or no force.
The Senate is an attractive body, aud
it's galleries are daily crowded with Wis
itors. Great decorum prevails IN Its
deliberations, and if the orders of the
day contain any subject of interest, the
visitor is snre to be highly entertained
BY the great variety talent which
is brought to bear upon it.
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FmE.r-on Sunday morning last, about
5ss'clock, the dwelling house owned and
and occupied BY Mrs. j BARNES, oorme-
~ Mrs. Brees,) took FIRE and burned to
the ground. The fire had made such
progress before it was discovered, that
she inmates Of the house had scarcely
time to sacaps- Nearly the whole con-
tents of the house were consumed. The
loss, we are informed, will be about
1880. No insurance.
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Too INFAMOUS TO BE TRuE-0ne day
last wesk WADswoRrH Lyman, Consta.
Bile of Ruggles Township, was arrested
and brought before Esq. DEvoR of this
tewn, on a charge of having violated
the person of = child nine years of age,
named Mary ADAMS. Nj. LYMAN gave
bail for his disappearance before ESQ.
DEyon today. The child's father is dead,
and her mother, is an inmate of the Hu-
ron County Infrmary. The child had re-
Gently resided in the family of LYMAN,
and it was during that time hat an
outrage is alleged to have been commit
led. The defendant has been a citizen of
Ruggles about three years, and has here
ss%tcfors. we are informed, borne anunblem.
ished character. We do not like to say
q word that would tend to PREJUDICE the
case-have never seen the defendant
but : charge like this against a man Of
HIS former character seems to us Zoo in
famous for belief.
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COLUMBUS NURSERY.
For the Spring Of 1858.

OK INC 0PIA1S Oh 1000.
A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
AFRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Shrubs, Vines, ETC., including
APPLE TREEs,(3 years grated, } very thrifty,
and of the best varieties for Central and South
ern Ohio.
PEAR TREES, both standard and dwarf, the
latter on Anglers ounce stocks, very thrifty
and handsome.
CHERRY TREEs. adapted to the climate Of the
Southwest, mostly on MGhaleb stocks, and
branching low.
PEACH TREES. of the best age and size, with
fine healthy roots, and of the choicest kinds.
Plums, Ounces, Apricots, Nectarines, Al
monds, Grapes, Currants, Goosoberries Rasp-
berries. Strawberries, Rhubar and Asparagus.
Roots, Usage Orange Plants, (for hedging etc
Also. Evergreens of various kinds, Roses,
and Ornamental Shrubs and Flowers, in great
variety, at low prices.
q Send for a DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE, and
order directly from head quarters, as no Agents
are employed to sell trees for us. Articles
will be packed securely. and forwarded to
any points, on tbs Railroads., as directed
Twenty varieties of choice FLOWER SEEDS
sent by mail, postage free, for SD Address
NJ. B. BATEHAM &CO.,
Columbus, O..
Feb. II, 1858. 6ws7
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We saw a fellow the other day

E We saw a fellow the other day
with a bundle of Judge Douglas speech
es under each arm, q likeness in his hat,
and half a dozen autographs, in old
franked documents in his pockets A
year or So ago We saw him with his hair
badly singed by the fire he had kindled
under his efigy vs. who had battled
for the Judge through his whole Kan
sas fight, we're hardly allowed to look at
his ''picter."
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EEWe ind the following paragraph
in the Sioux City tTowa) Eagle. Mr..
RrELL is new among us temporarily
visiting his old friends
E Our friend RYALL, of the firm
ofRYALL s. CHARtEs, has just returned
from a trip Of examination of the lands
coming into market on Tuesday next,
having travelled wei q large portion OF
it and made the best selections to be OBJ
tanned. He reports that a large portion
of the land is of excellent quality, ada
cent to timber and we'll watered. Tboss
having warrants to locate should send
them forward Immediately. Il
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New MEncANr1rs F1RM.-Messrs.

New MEncANrIIs FIRM.-Messrs.
GonHAM & P~RrrcHARD viii, within a few
days, as we are advised, opeu a new
stock of goods in the stone building late
ly occupied by j. w. Borb. Dir. Cox
Ham is we'll known in our county as a
gentleman of enterprise and intsgrity.-
Their advertisement will appear next
week.
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Frnm New york.

New YonH, March 3.-The grand
rally of the Democracy in support of the
Kansas policy of the Administration,
filled Mozart Hall last evening, aud was
a most successful demonstration. The
speeches and resolutions all indicate a
determination to sustain the President
at all hazards. Addresses were deliv-
cred by Ex-G Governor Jones of Tennes-
see, Hon. Mr.. Hughes of Indiana, and
Bilboa of Tennessee, and otheis-
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IcoIIiaion On central Ohio Road.

ZANesvILLE, March "A collision
occurred this morning on the Central
Ohio Railroad about eight miles east of
here between the night Accommodations
and the freight trains. Two fremen
named Purcell and Yeager were instant
ly killed. Several persons were injured
but none badly.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-10

nPnTsBURa, FT. WAYsR & CHICAGO
r. R-We omitted, last week, to call
attention TO the FIRST Annual meetin g of
she stockholders of this Road. This
great thoroughfare is now in excellent
condition, and was never more popular
with the travelling public than now
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-10

LADIES TEMpERANoR MEETING The
Ashland Ladies Temperance organiza-
ton will hold a meeting on Friday even
ing, 18th inst, at six o'clock, at the
Amantes Hall. All the Ladies, old and
yosng are earnestly solicited to attend
FRlEDs OF TEMPERANCE.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-10

Down ON THE BrLL1ARDs.-The city
Council of Mansfield nave enacted a
severe Ordinance against the owners of
billiard tables. Accessible law. About
ss many young men commence their
career of ruin in Billiard Rooms as in
any other he'll. We hope never to hear
Of such an "~institution" in tewn.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-10

wEDDELLH HOUSE, CIEvELAND.-This
old and popular House-the best in
Ohio, if not in the Union-wss our
home during a few days of last week.
IF = man can afford a few days release
from business, and has a wish to re-
j~uyonate, he can find no more pleasant
city than Cleveland, and no better Ho-
tel home auywhere, than .he WeddeH,
under the management of the Messrs.
Ross, and of Gen. MlKz HEEDY.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
ASHLAND. O.. MARCH 70, 1856

sBRAcKErr, REM1NeroN & Co.-This
is the name of a new firm in Glsvelaad,
successors to the old and popular house
Of BIsHop, REMINGTON s. Co. The we'll
established character of the house will
be fully sustained. See their new ad-
vertisement.
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JOHN PITTMAN.
An Adj burned Session of the Legisla-
ture.


A proposition to hold an adjourned
session of the Legislature vas before the
House, en- the Goth ult., which occa-
stoned considerable discussion We are
decidedly in favor Of. annual sessions,
but have no particular fancy for these
adjourned sessions SO long as the con-
stitutional provision for biennial sessions
stands. Let the Legislature stick to
their work until their lsbors arc COM
pleted, and subEiit a proposition to the
people to amend the constitution in this
respect, un~eucumberod with other things.
and 80 arrange it as to hold a session
next winter if the decision should be ia
vorable to annual sessions. The subject
was referred to a select committee of
FIVE; Messrs. Edison, Andrews. Van
Worries, Rose aud -. They viii pre-
baby report against an adjourned SEES
sion -Celina Standard q,
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EE The . Regulators" in Mob

u The KegaIators" IN Noble
county, Ind, have arrested seventy-six
counterfeiters, and four have already
been convicted and sent to the peniten-
tiary. The Regulators have recovered
stolen property to the amount of &c.,
coo have broken up two mints for
coming bogus money broken up one
bank, with press. plates and everything
necessary for ~issusing counterfeit bills,
and found 5000 Of. spurious bank
no.es.
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~SRRrED.

On the 18th inst, BIC. Ho0rMAs, Esq, at
the residence of her brotheein-law, Mr., HEN
RY TROXEL, to Miss AMANDA G2lNDLE,
all of Ashland county.
On the 2sth titt.. by the Rev. A. Soon, Mr..
ISAAC JAMESON, to Miss MARTHA A..
ALLEN, all of Ruggies Tp, Ashland Coo
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Democratic State Convention.

New HAVEN. CIR, March "A Dem
ocratic State Convention met here to-day
and nominated Gen. Jas. T. Pratt for
Governor, and John Gotten for Lieut..
Governor
Resolutions, approving of the policy
of President Buchanan, as expressed in
his Inaugula al address and subsequent
messages, were adopted.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
New York, March, 3-P. NJ.

BEEVES-Receipts of 2, ZOO head /;
prices have advanced 3alc: sales 8@l14c,
averaging 9@94c.
SHEEP-Receipts of 7,4oo head
prices unchanged.
sWIRE-Quoted at SIS 5o@5 rs for
corn-fed.
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE-Mr. JOSEPH
.GHRLEs, an old and respected citizen of
Mifain township attempted to commit
snicide on Thursday last by hanging
When discovered, he was SO far gone
that it was with difficulty that he was
resuscitated. He is a man in good
worldly circumstances, and this effort is
doubtless the result of temporary insani-
Aty.
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MORE THAN 500. 900 CoTTLEs
New England States
IN ONE YEAR.

nHE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. OIL. MOOD
IL for restoring ha5f ncgIe city andrsrmenentl5.
maj hight as & siy ysa a fFsts Il Eis sas sssanss I'VE ss61 Hama sns
from the most in telligent 70 prove. that fffse poF
5tet Rssierstigs; but read dns flIG9iat sHp y
TIE HAfR People savefor csnsariesbeen
salictsa viii sais hssassaa tbs tss .oH!s o rsmsSk:
wigs. BY arecenfdisccvery of professor V0od
these Hrtieles arc ssins fsst di,Fensss Eian. but :
cause they have been so often imPoeed upon ~
Hair Toniss of different inls To AL such Iely
will try once again, for in Woeds Restorative
there IL no such hing as fail. Neks ow oil lazy
Eho J ss oala, wso easS 1n : ean'p iss Z viii tss
tiniest aud mott Beautiful cuIls lnaf nabte We
Know Of numerous cases where MI was Iar!aty
failing out which ftresfered3n ,sreateIPeFfeetfoh
til ante ver had bee . befdre. rH 50 49,
- tits also witnoatdoubt oEenf the best Arliclee
for keeping the hair in coed coneIloa ntStlhs
roxeditseIfh e greatestenefny tBsih@t
hair r. heirto. II IS the duty OF etery one to
aiGer in regnrdtothe wass ofdoingIt II but eksTf
one wi1l admitt that a beautItu fneeuz ~ heI sir
erin man or woman rs an oo,eet \, - - o ! Il y II -
uutried 10 obtain Eucha
Cochot on Tofio, NovsI7s5s5
"a ]. WOOD & As ] have been
engf Jed in selling your He5tResteraidSe ms IA
sc ssoas for one of your1peal agents az ~ Esfs
eascts Of it myatll = reuls tike e peetsin an
agency for the State ofCAio G ! NE state IN fhe
West should ~ wlthte mass frcnsen SsrsrE
10 itsin THE United sfatsss ia esteg7ng ~ arr
/ have been eE.agld in the Drug business iSl
lions for the hssr, hut haNc ( une nothing thal
restores tho ~secietivc orsans1or 1nviecr4ies .Ae
, yoaF r r. ohn " saw Ths 9s,a % : a isrT's Ssisfo
y euld like sngsssi in tbs sale CIT, 10. I'M -
lifted it muttself- loiIs t1etf
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estate OF 1shn a. WisiE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen. that the under
in signed has been duly appointed and quail
ifedas dministratorof the EstateofJoin a
Wolf, deceased, late of Ashland county Ohio.
All those knowing Themselves indebted tothc
above Estate. are hereby requested to make
Immediate payment. and those having clnihSs
against ths eanesi will please pnsent thein g
duly authenticated for seitlenent within one
wear from thfs date. JOHN Fay. Admir-.
March 3. 1858. .A 2Y3Ss
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NOTICE no sTockHoIDERs.


OrF1cr on TnE PIrrss1Fdu. FIR. w &c. r. r.,
PITrsBUReH, March lst. 1885,
rVER first annual meeting oithe tockhoIdsrsof
Ii the PITTSBURGH. CHfCA
GO : WILDE held at1he Rooms Of
the Board ofTrade IN the cftyof Pittsburgh on
TUESDAY,. the seth daJ Of March, inst. az ?
O'Clock PM. at which time the report efthe Di-
rectors and OAiccrs efthe3 oreratioas e the Co.
lot The first seventeen mo Eths oftle Corsold1
tion VIII be p~resentsd and read. & zpC
The election for q new Board ofDirectpre VIII
be held atthe same piae 9en 5tsr'
inst. between the hours ofo a. NJ. al dc p NJ
Stockholders. aud the representatives orcpnrffes
hnlding stick will sec ure special free tickets to
and from Pittsburgh for this oeeas on, on nPrlie
cation to the different Ststou ASrts.
Proxies may beodtained al The General cMcc4n
Pittsknrghse or al the sefhee ms New York MI
william st StockhoIders OF ether Of fberecort
panies merged by the &C onso lidetion who p vel
not converted their stock will net be entitled n
any votss atthe shove electiony4s 4r
The transfer books viii be closed from the goth
inst. 10 est prox.
? March 2. 1879. EHab 4u99 -
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sHERIFF'S SALE
Franklin and Warren
Rail Road Compa-

SHERIFF'S SALE
Franklin and Warren
Rail Road Confpa.
ny,
Alexander Porter.
james Robson,
vs.. n Ashland Common
Thos. ]. Kenny, and Pleas.
Alex. Porter, defts.
DURSUANT to the command of two vcndi
Il exponas, in the above cases. duly issued
from the Court of Common Pleas, of Ashland
county, dated the st day of March, 1858, and
to me directed, l will sell at public auction.
on the premises of Alexander Porter, in the
township of Sullivan, and county of Ashland,
on
Saturday, The 13A dag Of Alarchs
AID. 1858, between the hours of ten O'Clock,
A. NJ. and four o'clock, P. b., of said day,
the following described goods and chattelss
to-wit:-eight mich cows; one three year old
colt; one two year old colt; one mule colt; six
two year old cattle. and six yearling calves.
Also IN
Saturday, the Sd day Of Apff,
A.D. 1858, between the hours of ten -oc1bEk,
a. M, and four o'clock, P. NJ, of said day,
in pursuance of the command ofthe said wriis
of execution, I will sell at the door of the
Court Honse, in the town of Ashland, in SAID
county, at public auction, the following de-
scribed real estate, to- Withholding The west
part of lot ul15a seveety-fTe [75G range
number eighteen ISL and township number
one I'll in said Ashland county. Containing
one hundred and five and one half ceres AZ
SO, the west part Of lot number sershty-six
[76l in range numbsr eighteen llS], and town
ship number one Hi said coungy. contain
ing one hundred and fifteen acres. Also.
the north part of lot number seventy seven
I'll township number one HI and range
number eighteen Isl, in said county, contain-
ing forty acres. Also, the east part of lot
number eighty-fye (e5), in township number
one az, and range number eighteen tIe), in
said Ashland county, containing twenty-five
acres, situate and being in the county of Ash
land, and State of Ohio.
Terms of sale-Cash. ef
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
By JONI G. BRowN, Deputy
March 3, 1853. 5w 39pfsl0,5 so
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E-"Shew me-" says a skeptic, "aH
this toilettes a oma has worn during
her life, and L will write you her history.
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Special notice. Ileadedl double the usual
price
Editorial notices fifty cents per line:
Attorneys held responsible for all advertise
nsnts brought in by them % All advertise
men tshanded in by Monday
rWbep there is no contract made, and the
number of Insertions IS not marked, on the
Advertisements at the time they are handed
n for publication, they viii be continued IN
until ordered out, and chargedby thesquare.
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NEW YORK manKET.

NEW YoRK, March g..
= Flour-Market less active and very
firm sales $500 bbls $50 GA 35 super
state 4,50@4,65 extra do; 5,35@4,45
super western; 4,5O@5,20 common to
medium extra do; sales 400 bbls Cara
dian, 4,55@5,50 extra,
Rye Flour dull at 3@3,75
Wheat buoyant; sales 500 bush Chi
cage spring 100 in store 1000 common
red Ind at ! ,0S.
Rye quiet at 70@71.
Corn easier sales 10000 bush new
southern $4,000.
Oats steady at 44@46 state and
western.
Pork frmer; sales 600 bbIs l6, $50.
100 for mess 10, Io@l3,25 for prime.
Beef unchanged.
Cut meats in request ut 10 advance.
Bacon quiet.
Dressed Hogs firm at 7@7a
Lard firm at o3@Il4.
Butter 14@2o for Ohio; 1923 for
state.
HERALD OFricE, March g., 1858.
CoAN-Sale 2 cars new, shelled, at
44c. The car quoted at this price yes
terday, was:shelled instead of ear.
OATs-Sale 2 cara at 2Sc., and 1 car
at 27c.
BARLEY--Sale I car at $50.
RYE-Sale l car at 48c.
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ESPECIAL NOTICE

A LII those knowing them selves indebted to
n the firm OF Dulin & Crane are hereby called
upon to settle their accounts Immediately. owing
to the death or Mr.. Dnlin, The accounts must be
Immediately; they are In the hands Of ]. 1. Crane,
as surviving Partner
wOULD particularly call the attention OF our
i friends TO the fact that Messrs. Roller & Eow.
ard having pnrehased our stock ofgoods, and made
large accessioas thereto, they win be found ready
and willing to ieeonlmodate on liberal tspms.
J.. L, CRANE,
Isna3tf FOR lie s hrnA OF Dann Crane.