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Sampsel House Store Room.
Influenza

Influenza And Common CoId.aLiko
thieves in the silince of the night, have carried ma
ny to the silent grave. They are caused by a sudden
check of perspiratiou, by which the tamachis rem
dered inactive, and the lung become loaded with
corrupted matter, which enters the blood, and ais
case is the result. For all colds, coughs, and ehills,
succeeded by heat, and all fevers of every form,
hoarse cess and rawness of the throat, lungs and
stomach and fer all weakness and sickness OF every
kind. from three to five ofthese Pills on going to bed
tor few days, WILDE all that you require to restore
yoa to ytrfsct health 1t has been admitted enc
claimed all over Europe, that there never was a
medicine, that will e~xtirpate all manner of disease
from the system, equal Is DR.. Morse's Indian Rect
Pills that the more you take them the strsnger
the human body is subject to but one disease, name
the-bowels.b but also follow the blood through every
vein and artery, and SO purify it from all morbid
Ind corrupt humors, that disease of every name is
driven from the body.
Great Female NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. whe
value health should never be without these Pills. 1t
has been admitted b. a number of physicians, that
females cannot too highly value them. They have
given health and spirits to hundreds of females who
without them would have been in their graves
They purify the blood remove distractions, an6givs
the skin a beautiful. clear, healthy. and interesting
appearance. A box OF these Pills is q gre at medical
companion at certain periods. From one 10 three
should be taken every Cay until relic is attained
doses occasionly, when well, keey The system in .
healthy condition.
DR. .Morse's Indian Roo Pills are sold by all dealers
in Medicines. 4W5I
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dence for aud agaipstzthe defendant Bull.
1 should have liked a fgller report of the
testimony, but this, no doubt, is full as
much as you can give room for There
were a great many witnesses upon the
part of the defence some two hundred aud
t enty five having been subpenaed, and
1 have heard it remarked by many of the
citizens of Ashland, that they never saw
as "hard3 a crowd in their town before.
During the hearing of the evidence which
lasted five days, a very large crowd was
in attendance at the Court House, and an
intense interest was manifested by all
present. On the sixth day Hon. B. Burns
of Mansfield, made the opening speech for
the prosecution, reviewing the testimony,
and stating the legal points with great
ability. He spoke about five hours. J..
McSweeny, Esq, of Wooster, then opened
upou the part of the defence, and in an
eloquent, mastery and able speech or sew
en- or eight hours, chained the attention of
the Court, the Jury and the AUDIENCE
He closed with an affecting appeal in b.
half of his client. He was followed by
Judge Cox of the same place with a few
brief remarks, directly to the point. Mr..
7. J. Kenny, Prosecuting Attorney, then
summed up in behalf of the State. The
Court room was densely crowded during
his entire speech, and for near eight hours
he reviewed the testimony that was ad-
duced in the case, showing how in the
most minute particulars the testimony of
the man Hunter was corroborated and
substantiated by all the witnesses, and
showing from the evidence, beyond the
possibility of a doubt, that Thomas j Bull,
the defendant was guilty of the crime
with which he was charged. His speech
was able, eloquent and effective, and cs-
tablished for himself a high position as an
advocate aud lawyer.
The charge of the Judge to the surprise
OF every one present was entirely on the
side of the defendant amounting, almost,
to instructing the jury to find the defcn-
dant not guilty. I am not alone in this
opinion. Not one man out of five hun
dred but d%enounces the charge in unmea i.
ured terms. 1t may all be right, though,
and the masses be mistaken because igno-
rant of tie late. The Jury returned a
verdict of !" not guilty." Notwithstanding
they all agree that they, fully believed
him to be GUILTY. 1 may also say that
their verdict is universally denouuced.-
The attorneys engaged fer the State were
Hon. B. Burns of Mansf Id, Fulton, Ker-
ny and Jacobs of Ashland. For The de-
fence, McSweeny ard Cox of Wooster,
Stewart, Jeffries and Cobcan of Mansfield,
and McCarty of Ashland.
Hoping at for the satisfaction of the
people of the county and to maintain the
reputation of your paper as a chronicler
of l0cat news you will publish the fore
going, 1 Remain Yours,
JJSTTCE
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- Ike Ladies of the Pfekbyterian
Church, as will be observed by their no.
tice, propose to give a supper at the Town
Hall, the proceeds of which are to be ap-
Piled to defray the expenses of the Gas
Fixtures of the Church. The object il a
very lauaablc one. and should enlist
she active co operations of every generous
aud right minded man and woman whose
-.eoDscience'' in such enterprises ia not
crushed out by a love of lucre.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
sturge.' stibbs d Co, In Stark coun

's In Stark County
Daniel Yarnel1. ct al. Common Pleas
DURSUANT to the command oftwo Vendi
i Exponas', duly issued from the Court of
Common Pleas. Of Stark county, each dated
the Both day OF December. 1857, and to me di-
rccted, I viii sell at public auction, at the
house of Henry Brown, in the town of Lou
donville, in Ashland county. on
Saturday, the l3A day Of February,
A.. D. 1858. between the hours of ten o'clock,
A. II and four o'clock. P. NJ. OF said day,
the following described goods and chattles,
to wit One yoke of black work Oxen three
Mules; one black Marc and one log Wagon;
taken and levied on, as the property of the
above named defendants, at The suit of ne
aboye named plaintiffs.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff,
january 81. 1858. na4tsrfS2,5Q
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= Rzackreood for January has

Er Bzack1eOod for January has been
received. It is an excellent number of
this favorits monthly. Among the con
tents arc a readable article ION Hunger
and Thirst 8 a full review of the new nov
al "Debt and Credit. an article on the
Scotch Universities, and a biographical es-
say on sBeranger.n There are two ar
ticIes n Indian affairs, aud a capital story.
esThe Bells OF Bottreaux-" "PisIsTEATUs
Drxroa" continues his novel of What
will he do with it
We shall ae1s week publish the PrOsPsc-
tus.
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"a FA r NJ
s For Gss
- s a l.

TBE undersigned offers for sale, on highly favor
i able terms, the Farm upon which he now re-
sides. one and a half miles west of Ashland, on the
road leading from Ashland to Olivesburg, containing
100 acres-ail under good improvement except about
IS acres of frst-rate timherlaDd- There is an ample
supply offspring and running water for al1the stock
that may be desirable on the E,rm. A good two story
frame House, a hank barn. and other out houses, and
an ample supply 0fthe fruit. are also onthe
farm, As dssire to retire from active business, /
will sell tho property at a bargain, The farm is SO
situat that it can be divided into two farms to
good advantage. ]. HELTMAN.
Nov. Z, r5T, IDE22s
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E The LApY's HOWE MAeAzlNE, of
Literature, Art, and Fashion, edited by
T. s. Arthur aud Virginia F. Townsend,
for March, has been received. We ave
not had time to look into its contents, but
have no doubt that it is crowded With
sssd things, as usual.
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FrsA1vAL AT NEW LosDoN.-A "Union
Festival will be held at Kings Hall,
New London, Friday evening. 10Th inst.
The celebrated Luca Brothers furnish the
Music. A gay time is anticipated, and
dull care and thoughts of suicide will be
driven into exile.
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F w. J.. wAssoN, undismayed by
panics in finance or politics, and utterly
regardless of rows in Kansas or in Con
gress, continues to f rnish the people
With Boots and Shoes, and of a little bet
ter quality and at lower prices than here
tefore.
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EXT. g. BUSHNELL s. Co., say they
have made arrangements which enable
them to sell goods in Ashland at retail
cheaper than they can be purchased at
wholesale in New York. Their advertise
u.nt will appear next week.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
In Ashland Com. Pleas.

Luthes, Grail d Co.,
VS.. In Ashland Com. Pleas.
Priscilla Smith ct al.
DURSUANT to the of writ of exc
l. c%ution, duly issued in the above case, from
the Court of Common Pleas, of Ashland county.
to me directed, 1 will expose to public sale, on
the premises of the defendant, Priscilla Smith,
in Clear Creek TOWNSHIP, Ashland county Ohio,
on
Monday, The 18Th dag Of February,
A-Dz1S5S, between the hours of 10.o'clock, A.
NJ, and four o'clock, P. M, of said day, the fol-
lowing described goods and chattles. to witt
3 mich cows and 3 steers 7 heiffers l roam
horse dun mare 3 stacks of hay 5 :cres of
corn, in shock, on the ground; l two horse wag-
on; ] double sett of harnes, and l open buggy;
levied on as the property of the above named
DEFENDANTS, to satisfy an execution in favor of
the above named plaintiffs.
Terms of sale Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
By J.. G.. BRowN. Deputy.
February 8, 1858. n35ts- piss, 100.
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E Messrs- CLARK & PorTER viii
set all the tables of the yeupg folks in a
roar by means of their splendid stock of
Valentines. By.the.way-see their new
advertisement. Their establishment is
crowded with one of the fnests tock, of
Books and Drugs that lave been offered
j" these Peeples.n
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E GREENEwALD's additions to his
stock go on uninterruptedly in spite of
the "hard times.n We have travelled
some recently, but have found no better
or cheaper stock than that which Mr.. G.
offers his customers.
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Prevention Better than Cure.

HUNDREDS OF DoLLA RS are spent d.ilv vhfsA
- little prudence might have sayed. b. usipr DR..
r.: BONDS PREVENTIVE, The az.
Ileleis specially intended as Il sure and positive PRo-
rEcToR, against iseaseaad pregnancy it Is psrfect,
ly safe no. metaIic substance enters into its com
position, and ian be used at all mes withouttrepSl
or Inconyenience The price of the PRrvrErfrrvI
Is 8 90 the single one; 81 90 per half dozen ; ana
81 90 per dozeE. The above article can be seat by
mail to any part Of the United States. or Canads
postage free. 4 liberal discount made to peaiers
Druggists, &c.
GEoRGE R BOND, MI.
s. Orchard street. corner Grand. New Yerk.
1yv19nl9
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ANOTHER FESTIVAL.

The Ladies OF the Presbyterian Church in Ashland
propose to give a supper at the Town Hall on
Wednesday Evening the 9Th OF the present month,
to which they invite all, both in to wn and country.
The object of the Festival is to raise a fund to pay
for the Gas Fixtures in the Church and they
cordially invite all who feel disposed to send in
,uch good things as they have to spare, to help sup
ply the table and to come in and dispense their
bounties. Tick is so cts. Oysters Extra.
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AHKlED

By the Rev. S. DIEFENDoEF, on January a8th.
Mr.. JOHN HILBERT, of MochecanvIlle, to
Miss CELESTIA- SIGLE, of Verlnillion tip.
In Mansfield, on the 2Ist u1t., by Rev. j. ROB
ISsoN, J. o. JENNINGS, Esq, to Mrs. MARY
Z. SLOAN, all of Ashland.
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Weights of Seeds and Produce.

Wheat, per bushel ..............6O pounds.
Rye, per bushel ......-.f........56
Barley, per bushel ..-.........4
Beans, perbushel ..-,.........:6 Ga
Glover seed per bushel ..........6
Timothy-seed. per hushel ........42 Il
Flaxseed, per bushel ......,...5 -
Hempseed, per bushel ...........44
Blue grass-seed. per bushel .......14
Orchard grass-seed, per bushel ,..l4
Herd grass-seed per bushel. .....:I4
Millit- seed, per bushel .....,....50
Lucern, per bushel .::,........:6O
Malt. per bushel ..,,,......:....5s
Corn, per bushel
Oats. per bushel.. -.
Potatoes, per bushel .............60
Bran, per bushel
~Buckwheat, per bushsl. .,,.......52
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oRANeE, Feb. 6, 8 5


NJ Knapp. As you are perhaps aware
there Was commenced on the 18th day of
January last and eiosed en- the goth of
the same month a criminal trial of con-
siderable Importance, and which ELECTED
a great deal of interssSupon the part of
the -citizepe Of ashland county. This
ras the case of the State of Ohio against
7. J. Bull. of Loudonville, upon a charge
of Burglary and Larceny. The Southern
part of our county has been for a number
of years Infested with an organized band
of thieves, burglars and MURDERERS
who haEe committed a series of deprcda-
lions that AVE almost rendered infamous
the former good name of our county. and
from the fact that the perpetrators of
these outrages have thus far gone "un-
whipt of justice every good citizen of
that section trembIes lest his own proper
ty NAY be the next prey to their ambition
for crime, or his own life, the next sacri-
fee to their safety or their hate. Gu the
2Ist of September last, q bold and for a
time, successful burglary was committed
upon the Store of j. ". Brown, of Lou
doDville. Tho reEt day n of the per
p~etratorS of that crime was arrested, and
part of the stolen goods were found. lie
was placsd for safe keeping in orr Jail
As understand it, some time aftef this
certain circumstances came TO the knoWl
edge of the Prosecuting Attorney, Mr.. T
j. Kenny. tending to show that there wal
another person connected With the prise
ner 10 the perpetrstion Of the crime
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
In has been duly appointed and qualified a.
Administrator of the Estate of George Minssr,
deceased, late of Marysville. California.
All persons indebted to the ssid estate, are
requestedto make immediate pay ment, and those
having claims against the same, will please pre-,
sent them duly authenticated for settlement with
in one year from this date.
JOHN VAN NEST, Administrator.
Ashland, Feb. 8, 1855. sW34
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The s..te OF ohIo VS.. T. j. Huii.

The state OF Ohio VS.. +. J. Huli.
On u return home, VIC fpd a food CT
Recommendations upon this subject-most
of them casting such imputations upon
the Court and Jury as to ronder their IN
serticn uujusti6abls and improper. In
two or three of these communications the
silence of :he press has been severely
a~uimadverted upon Our notice of the
matter, at the tire, was necessarily brief,
as the verdict of the Jury was rendered
at the moment that our paper was going
to press,-st the same time we nave no
apology to offer, under the circumstances
of the excitement that existed, for cur
breyity at that time. We select below
enc of the most temperate and satisfacto
ry among the communications We have
received in relation to the subjec.-al-
though it is tho most pointed in its con-
dsmnation of the course of the local press:
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MORE THAN zoo, 900 BOTTLES
SOLD IN Il
NEW STATES
IN ONE YEAR.

rHHE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. o J. WOOD
i for restoring hair perfectly and permanent y.
has never yet had a rival volume after volume
the most Intelligent to prove that 1t is q perfect Re
storaffre; but read the circular and yen cannot
doubt read alsothefollow1ng.
nPTHE HAIR People have for centuries been
afflicted with bald heads, and the only remedy, here
tofore known, has been those abominaole wigs. BY
a recent discovery of Professor Wood these articies
are being fast dispensed with. but q great many per
sons still patronize them, because they have
been so Otter imposed upon by Hair Tonicso OF differ
ent kin Is. To all such persons we earnestly make
The request, that they will try once esstn ior IN
Woods Restorative there is no suchthlnga as iall.-
We know OF g lady who was bald, Tho used lbe ar
ticle a short time, and her head Is now covered com
pIeteIy with the tiniest and mott beautiful eurls i'm
aefnabIe. we know OF numerous cases here hsir
was rapidly falling out which II restored in greater
perfection than it ever had been before.
Its also doubt one ofthebest articlesfor
keeping the hair in good condition making 1T soft
and glossy. removing dandrnf, and has proveditself
the greatest enemy to allthe Ills thai half is helTIo.
1t ssthe duty ofeEery one to improvetheiEperson
al appearan ce tn Tough somemay differ in regardto the
ways ofdoipg it but every one will admit that a
object much TO be desired. and there are no means
that should be left untried to obtain such q consider
- -6dreente. Philadelphia-
Cochctron. Ohio, Nov II. 1856
o.. WOOD& Co.-Gcnts: As have been en-
gs ged in selling your Hair Restorative the last sea.
son for one of your localagents *. M: Hackinson9
myself, I would like to obtain an agency for the
State of Ohio or some State in the West, shonld yon
wish to make such an arrangement, as am con,
WINGED there is nothing equal 10 1T an the Untted
States, for restoring the hair l have been engaged
in the Drug business for several years and have
sold various preparations for the hosr, bur have
found nothing that restores the ~secietiEe organs or
invIgorates the scalp as well as years. being fully
convinced that your restorative is what you repres
Sc it to be. | would like TO Engage in the sale oft,
S T. srocKMAN.
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NOTICE.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
IN ested. that at my instance, a writ of attach
ment was this day issued by Jacob s. Smith,
Esq, a Justice of the Peace, of Mohecan town
ship, in the county of Ashland, and State of
Ohio, against the goods and chattels, rights and
credit, moneys and effects of John A. Wool,
an absconded debtor, in the sum of seventy
eight dollars and eighty-seven cents.
JACOB E. SWAIN.
December %, 1857. 3w32.
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w.vl,nd. Mass. Feb. Is57

dyIand. MasS., FbU. D, 1907 "
PROF. o. J. WOOD eo.-Gents: Having real
lied the good effects of your Hair Restorative. l
wish to state, that finding my hair growing thin, as
well as gray. l was Induced from what read and
heard to try the article prepared by you, to promote
its growth and change its color as it was in youth,
both of which it has effected completely. In the OPP
Grafton | have used nearly three bottles
Yours &C.. JAMES
o. ]. WOOD & Co. Proprietors, 312 Broadway
New york lin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estab
lishment) and ia Market ST.. st. Louis. Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists. SIN
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PAINTING, GLAzING, &C.

PAINTING, GLAZING, &C.
'NHE subscriber having purchased the
4 old and popular Paint Shop lately oeea-
pied by @. d F. Knoth, will hold himself in read.
mess to execute promptly all orders for Sig9.
Ornamental or House Painting, in all its yarioss
branches.
CHARLES SMITH.
Ashland, Nay 90, 1857. Iy5e
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GOING GOING! GOING! GoNEl

uU1NU UUINU GUING CUNT
ia 80 w a;sG5s Count, .;I
G1Es~ TAo be top the co. at every
YYss.g5Mhge S2 demand, in town and
8 LII ES XIV out of town, during the
ensuing year.
WIN. II. MORY.
March IL, 1857. Iy4n,
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Cash for Produce.

n .SAMPSELi is prepared to pay the ExM.
LIZ hestfguresin CASH for BUTTER, ices
and most Of the staples ef suf farmers.
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Baskets Baskets d

Baskets Baskets
JUST opening-a new lot of Ladies' Fine
- Baskets, purchased expressly for the Holt
days. CLARK d POTTER,
70 Successors to W II 81 Potter.
KKTOOD'S CELEBRATED HAP
w RESTORATIVE, for sale at
ROLLER & HOWARDS
eo6s7t Drug Story
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-18

DYEING-J BoNTEMPs, DYER AND scoURER, So
~ 73 Royal Streets has the honor to inform the
public Just assumed the control OF the Dyeing ks
abshment rs street, and that It will be continued
principle be has heretofore conducted bis old es-
tabskmcnt sreetcareful attention 10 bnsi
meas prompt fument Of he has
for the past twelve the public rest SAT
ished there will be no deviation 10 the future
f1l7 j. BONTEMPs,
mS0 3m 80 Bourbon and Is Royal streets.
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| NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-MTsLAID OR sTo
~ the undersigned, certain of Pitcher
Goodrich Co., of Mrs. r. W. Cooks draft dated Bulwer Co.
Miss the 2Sd July, 1871 IA months dat in favor 70
hundred and thir dollars. Payment has been stoppe
and any information W llbe acceptable.
ola sARELLI CO.'S Common street
| TTNHE UNDERSIGNED, WISHING TO CLOSE
their stock offer for sale reduced prices Goods
Barege and OIgandy Robes, Muns Merinoss Flow
| rs. Marquses, etc. RICHARD, ALDIGE CO.,
! ais 50 Chartres street.
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II. I. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

TH9szsE eoyS De nssnrcrl PHILIP Moss vs. 3 COL
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct yente a
II moi adressa par Honorable Troisiene Cour de District
de la Nouvelle Orleans aare ci dessu e procedera
lie sANED1, 3de Juliet 1883 midi H6tel della Cite
Commune. entire les du Camp des MaAsins Ia
vente publque adjudication de-
DEuX TERRAINS, stues dars lie faubourg La Course de
cee willie let borne Maunsel Soils. Eac
Clio Les dts terrans sont desgnes les Nos p ct %
suvant possession de Patrick Irwin les dts teains
ayant dimension snivanes syoir lie No q 25 ped
pouces face Ia Clio profondeur de III pied
pouces gnes e No - contigu No p ct
ped ges de face la Clio une pofondeuI
de III pieds pouces lignes ct face d Ia Soils
Enmbe batisses authorizations qui
vent sur dts terrans.
Saisis dams liaffaire c-dessus.
CONDITIONS-Compan moment de Naturalization.
E. T. PARKER,
lei IL 81 Is Tvs Sheriff de Ia Paroisse a Orleans
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New Iberia, Attakspas March l6 1852
In July last was induced TO apply the BRIDGEWATER
has exceeded my expectations and the representations
by the Agents, Messrs. @. C. B0GERT co. eheerf.v
my testimony the embraced in Agents
Circular recommend the Planters others
Fire Protector have
applied it, Il has been exposed the since July
has neither bstered cracked and has formed solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely impervous
(Signed) JOHN +. MILLER.
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- -, !, CAssEDyssss , Eating SALOON

&AlX The public respectfully informed that the
q SAZ Establishment IS for the Season,
under the snperntendenceof Mr. HUGH Cassidy
broiher Of he late James Cassidy, Of St Charles st.
This Establishment is conveniently located Tor gentlemen
whose - desirable lot them 10
e being the business of the city
The table will be constantly supplied with every variety o.
FILES FISH and OYSTERS; in short all the delicacies Of
the season, and In their greatest perfection.
Ready obigng Walters will be in attendance and moth
ing shall waning the Of the proprietor 70 render The
compIetcst satisfaction. ialo