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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-28

. TO YOUR INFANTS.
this article for ten.
~CoNFIDENcE AND TRUTH
5ler been able to say of
SNEVER HAS II FAIL.
5lSTANCE TO EFFECT.
used. Never did we,
satisfaction by any one
.Icontrary, all are delight
sland speak in terms of
<lof its magical effects
~We speak in this matter.
ten years expe-
REPUTATIoN FOR THE
DECLARE. In al.
the infant is suf-.
Ihaustion, relief will be.
sly minutes after the.
isthe prescription
s~lPERIENCED and skill
andhas been used,
scEss in THOUSANDS of
Z sTsH4
from pain, but in
a n d bowels, eorrects;
and energy to the. whole.
Instantly relieve GRIP
'IAND WIND collie and,
(which if not speedily
We believe it 1.-THE BEST.
'lTHE WORLD, in all cases,
'lDIARRH0EA IN Chill.
'lfrom teething, or from.
,would say to everymoth-.
ling from any of the.
lido not let your prejudi-
Ief others, stand between
1.-THE relief that will be.
lLUTELY SURELto fol-
.Iicine if timely used
will each
the fac-simile Of.
New York is onithe out
iI25cts per Bottle.
throughout the world
|t13 Cedar st. N. York
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Gun smithing.

TNHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
4 the public that he is prepared to Manufacture
Rifles of all kinds on short notice Having spent
much time and money in the improvements ef the
Target Rife, he now holds himself ready to make
plan) to shoot according to the annexed rule
At 100 yardsan average of ! inch each shot.
:. am n 9. 49," "a
&c 400 i" (" " G :"
D-Repairing done on short notice and va;rar. 1.
p. RIL-iEGRi
L.ud,uvile.o o.. Sept. %. ls5s-alI.i
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He5-AGExTs WANTED IN THIS STATE to canvass
with the GOLDEN SALvE. Sells rapidly. Can make
good pay, For terms, &C., send stamp.
1y39 C. P. WRITTEN, Lowell, Mass.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
CHARLES KNOTH, Proprietor.
Opposite the TewD HaN, Main Street, Ashland, Ohio
CHARLES KNOTH, 1

Opposite the Torn HeN, Main Street, Ashland, Ohio
FE1HE subscriber having lately purchased this we'll
known stand, announces that he has made ample
preparations for the accommodation and entertain
ment of Travellers and Boarders. The house has
undergone a complete renovation and many improve
ments have been made which will greatly add to the
comfort of all those who feel disposed to give him a
call. He assures the public, that his table will at all
times be bountifully supplied with the best the mark
ct affords. He has also engaged the services of the
best Ostlcr in the State, and the travelling public
may rest assured that their horses will be well attend
patronage.
B.-Boarders taken by the week, month or year
at reasonable rates. c.. E.
Ashland ori ~ SO. If
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED

DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON & Co.. Philad'a, Pa,
WILL EFFETUALLY CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Chrenic or NsrOous Debility, Disease. of the Kidneys,
and all diseases arising from a disordered
Liver or Stomach,
Such rs Consumption Inward Piles, Fulness of Blood
to the Head, Accidity ofthe Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight in TIE
Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at
the Pitt of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hur-
ried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or suffocating sensations when in a lying
posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency
of Precipitation, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Ba.k, Chest, Limbs, &C., Sudden
Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant
Imaginings of Evil, and greet Depression of Spirits.
These Bitters ar sold at rs cents per bottle, by
druggists and Dealers in medicines everywhere.
Evils
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Light! Light 70 /.
I.u1aar Oi1andLaraaHS
ECLIPSE L OTTER LIGHTS

Tx
ECLIPSE ALL OTHER LIGHTS.
has been demonstrated to a certainty by fair ant
thorough tests in our own town that the Lunal
Oil produces the best and cheapest light of any 9th
er known Illuminating substance. One half pint et
the oil will burn from IA to Is hours, giving a light
about equal to six stearine candles and costing only
five cents, while six stearine candles would cost 10
cents, and burn out in about 9 hours, costing the
same as a half pint of Lunar Oil, and giving only
about one third the amount of light.
POTTER Dc KNOX
Having bought the right for Ashland County, are
prepared to supply the Oil and Lamps at wholesale
and retail. Churches and public buildings furnish
ed ut n liberal discount. 10 tj
Agents wanted in every Township in re County.
Ashland, Jan. IS, 1859. i7 v13n3t
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Ten lines or less make a Square. Displayed ad-
vertiscments in single column, ten per cent. extra.
cent extra. Advertisements loaded and placed in
the special notice column, one-half more than the
above rates.
BE- All notices required to be published by law,
legal rates, viz: 81 each Square for the first three
weeks or less, and 333 each subsequent insertion.
mr Administrators notices of appointment, one
dollar in advance.
anuuml.
An transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance.
All advertisements not accompanied with written
directions, will be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
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An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
S
For Children Teething,

which greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softening the gums, reducing all infammation-wiil
allay L PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers it viii give rest to your.
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AT a meeting of the Board of Education of
the Ashland Union School, Sept. 10th, 1859,
it was resolved hat a committed Of three per-
sons, citizens of this school district, be appoint
ed to visit each department of said school for
this term, and flat they be invited to visit the
same as often as convenient, and report their
opinions as to the character and standing of the
several departments to the board at the close
of the term.
Messrs. Joseph Wasson, Hugh Burns, and
W. B. McCarty were chosen said committee
for the High School
M.ssrs. ID. Jones, T.. L. Arthur, and e.
S. See, were chosen said committee for the
grammar department.
Messrs. j. d.. Stubs, A. Andrews and Sam
uel Fasig were chosen said committee for the
secondary department..
Messrs. Willar6 Slocum, SIG. Bushnell, and
Levi Oswald were chosen said committee for
the primary department.
And that the Rey'ds L. N. Carman, E. Il.
Bush and S. McReynolds be invited to serve
as a committee to visit the Ashland Union
School during the year, when convenient.
A. L. CURTIS, Soc'y.
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GBe9sblanb Nuion.

THE ASHLAND UNION is published every
WEDNESDAY MORNING, in Ashland. Ashland
County, Ohio, by
TX. -. *
at the following rates
RAJ Per year, if paid in advance, or with in the
eRA-If payment be delayed until the expiration
of the year, invariably. so
8 is OF ADVERTISING.
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THE ONO LIFE AND TRUST Coin the
month of August, 1857, this old-established
company failed, and in the partial develope-
ment of its condition made at that time, 1t was
evidently a corrupt concern. Public conf
dence had, previous to that time, been very
strong in this company, and not long before
this event its stock commanded a premium in
Wall street. Instances have come to our
knowledge of pers ons in humble
,ces who had invested their little all in this
stock. the value of which was swept out of
ftheir grasp as by the blast of tornado. The
failure of this company, and the rettenness OF
ats condition, coming thus suddenly to view,
was but the first breeze of a financial whirl-
wind which extended over the whole civilized
world. The Cincinnati Gazette states that the
trustees are about to declare a dividend OF ten
-per cent. to the creditors of this institution
There is no hope, however, that the stockhold-
ers will ever get a penny In return for their IN
acknowledgement Bank Note Reporter.
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY AT LEBANoN.-We
learned last night the particulars of a terrible
domestic tragedy which occurred near Lebanon,
Warren county, on Saturday last, in which a
wife deserted by her drunken husband, poisoned
her own child and then destroyed herself.
The story of our informant is as follows:
Richard Davis, a gardener, living near Leb-
anon. having become dissipated, neglected his
family, and finally, on Friday last, deserted
them, leaving them penniless to beg OF a self
ish world or starve. The wife in despair
sought death rather than degradation. She
administered laudanum to her child, a little
how of three years of age, and then took the
remainder herself.
On Safeguarding the neighbors found the
mother with the child in her arms, both stone
dead. They were Mortified, and as the news
spread the il dignation towards the brutal hus-
band and unra at Iral father grew intsnsa.-ctr.
Gdzette.
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTELS OwIu.s, Md; W II
Hill, NY; Ranpach, de-; - Howard, Del; \
nj Archwel, do; e. OchIitni', GO; ID Phillips and
lady, NY; Miss ID Phillips, do; Miss n Morris,
do; Mrs DukehaIt, Md; = + Kinds, do; w T. Brig
ham, do; W arden and family, do; \ T. Rsvtnel,
81; Walker, do; z h SiGataf, pa; Mrs Horne,
do; Mrs : WEIGH. do; Mrs DaPiGt, do; Misses Cha
pm, dc; e Darlington, Va; y w CARTER, do; Miss
VI A Taylor, Pa: : Tate, Tenn; X McDauirl. Va;
Green, Md; Seymour, Ny; DIR DeawOrth
and lady, Md.
. NATIONAL HOTEI.-Chandler Grigg, Nd; J
ROwell, do; Smith, Va; Summon, y "; w Al
len, Pa; A Waugh, La; @ Phelps, Y; 4 Nerre,
Md; Taylor, Md; DI tiaryln a d lady, ga; X II
May and family, do; Il Hopkins, do; Price, La: L
Lewis and lady, Va; Mrs FAY Tor, do; Miss FUR
ner, do; l. Ashton. do; Louis thinner, do; - Few,
+; Plumby, I = v; ALI MusgTave. do; q Eliot
Va; MagTuder Cnd lady. Nd; ID Plumb, Y.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-W Ra-nrs, Va:
J Brown. WIS; ID Rono. Va; II Hutchinson, 40;
} J Rollins, Nd; L smith, Pa; IA e. Wurthing tuu,
] p smith, DC; + Smith, Ny: 4 Rartnw, DO; II
Hawkins. Ky: Il w CilmrT, Mo; = Dc Wolf O; J
Merry bone. Tenn; w fhompson, do.
WILLARDS' HOTEL-J r Baker, Pa: l. Il
Page, Miss; Z r Winslow, Mass; = haett. NJ;
W Psttea, ri; Miss r. Patten, do. Viles,
Va; Miss Il NIles, Mass; j knOor; DE- Banks,
Va; W Robinson, Md; \ Heaton, Pa; ; slime
metz and lady, Md.
.kIRkwOOD HOuSE.-O MocLle, Md; Carr.
Va; X ID LEICESTER, Mass; Cu.lsrS"R, Ny. t. r..
SnOwden, Md; l. ErstuH, DO; Hon w : Ashe, Nc.
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HKDIUIIIS.

nR CoGGSWEEt,t;S 5 NEW S M n sA Nh
R Rs Sh E$ %fRiiSfsE s ssE
NEW NEW M MfbF Il s s4kT;
NEW NEW M AZ 2 nEit SIT : T,
NEW MEDICAL SILT,
E"s DIFFERENTIATION bbIssasEs 9 9xLy
For lNFLAMNAToRS DISEASES ONSY
For iSFLATNAToFY DisEAsEs ONLY
For lNFLaMNkToEY DISEASES ONLY!
Such rs
Such as
such as
Such
RHEUMATIsM IND NEgR4LGI4.
iN Ek3fsIpEL IashHtNdb saC fN FHnS'
PIE HnS AMP BR0NGHt ETEES,r,oy
DISEASES PECULIAR To FEMALES,
FL f SA,s NJ s;F;'
Have you tr!eI this Mesilelne
Do not delay
Do not delay,
Have You read the 'lrcul liar
Have YOU Lead the the CiccusL5
k kSs% the the c ifs%
Read the Circular
Sold By all RTngg!s,s in W Wa,hington'
Sold by ali Druggists IN Georgetown.
Sold by all Druggists in Georgetown.
Sold BY all Druggists Everywhere
Sold by all Druggist. Every where.
Depot In Washington,
Depot IN Washington,
Depot in Washington.
$#$#SG S$ %;s;$: #$s:
Price 81.
Price 81.
Pn,e ST.
Chronic Package S25.
Chrome Package S2Jl.
Chrome Pack age S2-5l.
Fry 1t.
Try lt.
Try u.
TRY THE NEW MEDICAL SALT
ID 4, TAYLOR n co, General Agents.
ma q tr aO2 Dock street, PhIiadep hIa.
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The RestoratIve rs put up ln hottles

ne KestOratVe IS put up IN bottles Of three slzs,
viz: large, medium ard snlal the small holds hal
pint, aud reas for dollar per bottle the IN,
dunn holds at least twenty per cent. proper
ton than tine small TeteS for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds Il quart ~ per cent. more In
proportion, ana retaIis for S.
O j. WOOD d CO, Projectors, Sl2 Broadway,
New York, tin the great y. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
hshmehtl and ia Market street, ST Louis. Mo;
and sold by all good Drugg and Fancy Goods
DoaIeTs mar l6-3tawly,rg
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Also, the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
e. Er.a
TO THE AFFLICTED.

IN TO THE AFFLICTED!
i HIS Great Purifier of Tie Blood, the INDIAN
VEGETABLE DECOCTlON, prepared by Mrs.
NJ. cox, of Baltimore, is one IF the most valuable
medicines now known to the faculty, and It's popu
arIty is increasing daily. For the cure of Dyspep-
STA ErysIpe!as, hcuHatls and all diseases OF the
Stomach, Blood and skin II Is found 10 be most
efficaeious remedy also diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys; and there are hundreds ul our citizens
who can TESTIFY TO the good results which have fol-
lowed from its use. We take pleasure In referring
To IL possessing great advantages, and caPable Of
bestowIng incalcuable benefit upon suffering hu-
nsnity. IL is for sale at Mrs. COX'S Residence,
l53 East Baltimore street, Baltimore, aud At the
principal Drug Stores.
Agents in shington-Chas. Stott, corner Pa.
avenue and 18th street, Browns Hotel SquareE +.
b. Winter, corner street and Vermont avenue;
and the Druggists generally. Also 10y X. :. Il. CHS
sell, GeOTg etOwn.
The bost reference can he given in ar ont of the
city. and numerous certificates seen 10y calling on
the Preparedness. II ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

SLIPPERY CHAP-One of the cOnvicts at
Blackwell's Island was picked up 10y sloop ia
the East river some time last week. ne having es-
capped 'by water" He managed Ia steal some
clothing from one Of the hands, then jumped over
board and swan ashore, landing on the Connect
cut side He then went to Wilton. where he COM
United a burglary, for which he WAS arrested 10y
officer BiSsel and confined In the lookup at Nor
walk to await examination Monday morning,
when the keeper wentthere to feed him. be found
him non est Officer l.. was here in pursuit of him
this morning 81 Bridgeport Standard. 1854.
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End OF A BAD LIFE-One of the lost by the late
explosion of the steamer ST. Nicholas. was Viii
liam Chrysup. Of Pike county. notorious gam
bier horse-tiief and confidence man. SO hagrant
had his conduct become in the neighbOrhoOd
where he resided. that vigilance committee was
APPOINTED last fall to watch him in his maneuvers
ne was caught while engaged in one of his pro-
f,ssionzl transactions. and escaped being lynched
only on the intercessOn of his friends and prom
ise to quit the country. He did not leave, how
ever until the week of tie disaster when he took
passage on the ~. Nicholas for the South The
last seen of him he was floating down stream OIL
a plank with his wife
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lIORE TO BIZ ADMIRED THAN THE
vi RICHEST DIADEM
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS,

Whit? WY Beautiful Head of Hair
Because il is the ornament God Himself prorid,d
for all our race. Reader, although the rose NAV
bloom ever so brightly in the glowing cheek. the eye
BE- ever sparkling. the teeth he those of pearls if
the head IS hcrelt of its covering, or the hair be
SuaTird and shrveled, harsh and try worse still
II spriuAed with gray. nature will lose more than
half her charms. Prof. Woods Hair Restorative,
If used two or three times week will restore and
permanently secure to all such al ornament Read
the following and judge. The writer of the first Is
h celebrated Pianist ThaIb,T3:
NEW YORK, April l9, 1853.
DIR. Wo"D-Dear Sir: Permit express to you ia.
ohiIg under for the hair 10
gIual color; ,hout the a. the United
States RAPIDLY becoming gray, out upon the appca
ton u your h'tr ResOT Se II red ginal
hue. consider your Restorative very uoude Iven-
quite shcacious well agreeable. ann dear sir
yours truly, 8. THALBERG.
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PROPOSALS FOR LTmOGRApHING.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUPLIC PRINTING!
WASHtNt,raS. Nav lS lsIl (

WASH N'tT Ton. May IS, l6jl. (
SEALED Proposals wiil he received at this office
until Monday. ne Sith instant. At IL O'Clock for
drawing IN craNnn ~ the highest STYLE at the art
upon stone, and printing IN black and two tutS one
thousand four hundred ana twenty copies ni each o
serenity qEdTt3 illustrations Of ScsHyTg. d-c. Ia nc
COMPANY Gov. StpvenS's Pacific Railroad Report.
Also, for engraving upon stone aud printing there
from the same number OF copies ot S'r tofdHtr1! n
iHSTdfyOHN two plates of insects and three maps, to
accOfupagy the same report.
The Illustrations. &c. will bG open al this office,
for the examination of persons de- IroS az bidding
for the same until the closIEg at tIe hIds where
any Information desired can also be- obtained.
FINS work is To he completed Ia full by the first
day al O"tnh'T next. and bIGtcTS arc required to
propose for such portion of ~ nnly can b. finished
ly that time. iIIauk forms for proposals Will be
lurnIshed hy ts Office, and no proposal VIII be con-
~eI'rTed uu"less agreeing substantially Herewith
Bonds VITA approved security will be required
lnn rha esSfu bidders for the faithful! exc cuIOn
of their contracts.
Propo,a AZ viii Da addressed To- the undersigned
AM endorsed "Pr1poSalS for I.IthngT9phIug."
Ha - eotd JND. HEART, Suprrint aH,teni.
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A BALIOON ON LAKE ERIE.-Asthe steamer JEFF
ferson was passing Erie. Pa. on Thursday after
noon, Capt1in - Bond discovered. some > miles
from the shore; balloon, three miles in til" air
rapidly descending To the Lake. The Captain
derrd the propeller Ia be changed in her course,
as To bear toward the descending balloon, when
Il tug came ont from Erie and took II ;iSht r..
There were two persons in the balloon. of them
being MIR Lynn, editor "f the Erir DiSpatrh
W hen the balloon struck the water the basket sunk
So as TO almost subInrr9e its occupants.
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CURE-ALL,
III THE GREAT PAIN ANNIRILdTOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOW Els
PRFPARED BY CffEHIST.
BOTTLES Il, q and ~ cents ANA one dollar.

PhFPHRED BY tffEHIINI
BOTTLES II, q and ~ cents ANA one dollar.
THEGREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HhRTSHORSE'S q RI ALL should bs kept
in all families az case of accidents or Sudden suck
II frequently cGTes Ia less tIms tau IL
cures Ia get a pi.. siclan.
1t pau ia part OF the system and ia Used
externally and internally.
As the fresGent changes of the weather pro
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain IN the Limbs
anc Body; also, Stih Neck-every person shouid
get bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
SnewS. Blood and B"nes; and by ais warming elec-
tr"magnetic power, eXPels al pain from the ~ STEM
Get a bottle and try IT,
n. B.-lf you have q Cough, Use Harris
HORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRi-It Is the beat Cough Syrup In the
World.
Ifyou are Bilious, use HARTSHOR MIS- ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They set upon the Liver, Sto-
mach ard Bowels, carrying OF al Bile and Foul So
cretIOns.
TIE above medicines To BE- had at all Drug Stores
Gsorse tOwn; ii. PEEL. u Co, Alexandra.
Il-tr
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Total value of prizes. 81.

The shnvc named articles of the most bcan-
tiiul description. and rare that nothing al the
Kind taS eyer been seen ia Washington.
As 4 sufficient number ui chances are
takon. those Iutprestrd Will he informed when and
where the'Tatie will take place. - - -
The goods can t,r seen 1T HOOPS JEW Ei.Rl
STORE Penn. avenue, brtWr.n 9TH auG Irth sts.,
where tnn=r dNSiIing L. take chances III find the
suhscrI ptiOn list. ma Jaw tJunel
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FNOBIAS, OPTICTAN
Il 426 Penn. AVENUE. BET. u AND 9Th Srs

",
40 Penn. AVENUE, BET. "a AND 9TH STs.
nj, most resPTicti.ly Tlnrm my friends and the
sS"ve place W!er e.'I ma" 1et%vT T 20 49,
snlt az that require ny All. with SPECTTA"@
CHS, or having q LA>SES fixed 20 suit all Sights.
As To ny eaPabitieS, and the satisfaction have
generally gwen, Will entirely leave tu tine public 10
and elsewhere. that have OF tn. most eminent zen
teIneH ia the United States; and particularly desire
my dFeitlSsln.ht ~ th1 National intr"en@cr +" be
q" NOT sni' at hyst sight pretend iu do mel
Advertisement III another person, which is all stul
Doctors Lad business. viii not impose upnn or
Insult al enlit htcncd public, t. eideaVor "a make
your e'r- Il" not undergo a change. then will war
rant you ny G'tSsea {" last s"u forever.
large and wei sssnrtrsi s,ock Of SPTCTAGTnEtS
ami EYEGLASSES, with real brazilian Pebbles
kkfE4 5s ana H,IIERAy Keeping: WATGmtiA-
varIetS oi other useful Optics. annex few of the
From hes E1csllsscy a. T Gers;ao, Of v;,,,n
have tried pair Of Spcctass Hsi g. 9 S,ar
Mr. TObas. and hGd them Of great assistance re- nv
sight, and corresponding with his dasrr,nt;1n ;Ir
their focus recommend him as skilfuI Optician
From the late 4 Hor; Jsds, B..lfr.
was rocommendedt 70 Mr.. Jno. Tobias as a sk,iIful
~. was cratiGr 10 ind thai Mr. T"has sscnad to
comprehend them u, inspection. aud some sIigEt
mca> ucrnrut, ant IA" 6* made me pair cf Specta-
Giles that SUIT me admirably A. T.. BUTLER,
From ths Hon. Serr.fary of Stat Of Viysia,a.
ENECUTTVE DFPAFTMESr,
RiCtIHnNb. Dee. 81. 1888.
DeHT Sir: GOV. Wise having si,nwn me the Snsc-
tt's y"n sent hum ant discover ing that the facus
WAS Prtcl>c'y suitable to my vision. kindly offered
tn rucloSr them to yUu. L. have new Glasses SuStl.
tltd nave since received TIA az, and am yralliied
.ial tho GiaSSds fully meet my expectation. and
slE1t my eyes great relief The pebbles Won have
- ~ are really superb enclose herein the amount
vi '"ui Dill NoTJ Respectfully. &C..
I,uSr GEO. W. MUNFORD
'ohS iosiAs' Esq, W aahIngLon, ID. q.
From Fr0r Rn-hS
Ib.va ,s,.g , -, WAsHiNGToN. Feb. Il. I25a.
urn msEe pT nv pr 81 Glasses OF Brazilian Pebbles
They are clear, "i cxceile CURE ni VII
-pl.,s, ,,bg,,-,, a.. . \. %. RACHE
Penn arIIge; ,:,tT,GE - and 6t stoots 10 VII
Where you will obtain good iIEeDcS,i 81 =,
any other Establishment, and At m0Iorafs dui 70
fe lS- Jaw D&e0W N''ai sos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26
THE EVENING STAR.

AS,,rrUu,.xn RrRNs HIS MASTER IN,
SJ,r. - R.rasJ an RefHrM.-Mr Raper was killed
s%he Ha T tss ST Sh ne Of s ns
,.,, ,,,;tt an ave and then burned the body. He
and his master were camping ont al the time, and
after committing the hOrrid deed he went on
home and when asked about his master sud he
did not know what had become of him. The
ashes were searched where he and his master Were
known tn have camPed, and pieces of bone and
buttons were found. The negro thea confessed
He was burned in return on the 29th ult He ar
knowIedged that his master had ever been kind to
him. The negro had wife in Alabama and his
master had agreed to purchase her within the year.
but the negro could not wait.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

IL Every person who smokes in the streets of
SaIem, Mass, is liable to Il fine of -. The author
tiles are enforcing tue law in this respect.