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CATTLE MARIE

JEFFERSON CITY. Oct. O. 1855
Arrived 50 head of Texas Csts and log Calves
ngs About 70S Texas Bee,es $50 Hog and only Western
Beeyes and 40 Sheep while ample supply of Texas
remains on sale.
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y h PslaSocla 81 no 18th ult, arrived
4 1llS IA "a III 18th. She reports that on the
Ira ~ IN i M ~ wreck Of the brig Wabash,
Y II0m Pensacola Tor Havana with
81 H5en disabled il the equinoctial
~ On ~ morning Of the 18th her
eaxtiel Away. and she righted, with the
~ tssol1 lnste. Several 81 the crew were
~ ~ Prpyislons and water were entirely
spdl "a A. csew had besa thirtysix hours with
- - 49, Elm ID Nth. The Brooklyn lowed
~ ~ Rest, after relieving the suffering
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Leaves on TUESDAY, Octoher4 at bP. NJ.
St Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
IT. L. FOR ST. LOuIS-coNNEoTINa AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and mt St. Lous
! with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-Tbe
ne regular passenger packet steamer city of
W. kounis, master. will leave for All ntsrmea,
ate landings as above For freight through tickets 10 all
poi Is. North, East or West, apply board.
Passengers aud shippers rely the punctusy o.
g. is steamer. "
19-No berth considered engaged nntil paid for
~ plan of the cabin and stacroos
by the CJmpanys Office 81 Camp street. corner OF
Commercial Place, ~
ay-T above steamer will take freight for Memphis
Ma ches Veksburg and all the Bends and will pay
tention TO all way and plantation business.
YIR9lNIUS G. DENTZEI..
s623 Advertising Agent
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ihif Jntfuigtnts.
esssc.ss o,..cs. 70. !. cAss !. s.sssr.

os' Sssd r. d g Ser 1 SET Is5
OssaS Y y q ne vWss l,cr--BusIness--
} - lssvss ran Fall,ng-Numbsr OF Ar
1T ~ Recipe. Of Produce
~ NJ. ass mIns
Nv n Irissis n PLACE n ina Imperial III
- aalsssAd Line - The Doubioon-The
49, ss:ase ass. q shs Peytona- Clip
sss| Ss9 SSS xsnaava. sanrss Tn-5av.
49, -. '. S
~ y w. u saturday Was chilly, owing 10 the
pssvd = u sin Y Norther., Yesterday was
hsisks ia many, but The influence Of the North
NJ y Y u = pes,enred. Buainess on Saturday
- g. i II ~ ssason, and large number Of
bla I Wilh ~ trips. The arrivals for the
wu1l xfiSsy nOon amounted 10 AZ,
~ M II III leadlng staples Of produce per
49, T. = Ihif ~ incsease = compared with
~ IS = ~ ~ i61snef week. or cotton is .o99
49, = q = see hid, Of nolasses lsl bbls.. Of
nc II ~ Sti v tobacco go bids, Of oats Ia.
m 80 ad sacn 81 pork III bblA and tierces. Of
hae66l r. ~ - lid fIefces, and Of whisky 1887 bbls.
n I'M arrivala II citixens and ~. noera
~ z lleg46 - evidently begun, and the nas
opn6ef = teain Il experience ~ hane6ts Tho
-, n. ,~,,.s N, ,.,.,. H., q
~, s.s auu 's
'- cs ssss o. ! ~ -. !,
49,! " 81 ~ coston snis season are
Aee3ua& Ael, $50 hales TO same date last
yeexxsS ss 3ss, M; sss
~ rSr Y IN ~ Cons. The favorita paaasr
~ raSl i Janes Montgomery made her Appearance
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SCIlOOners,

COLE AGENCY
. OF THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS
TENNESSEE
Sugar Kettles from "a 70 inches diameter IS inch
=. =. G5 to ~ inches dtaneter.... W IN inch
under ~ inches diaIneter... 70 an innh
Furnace Mouths s $780, and $685. according to size and pat
- Il, +, LAyII.LEBEUyRE,
Coraraission Merchant
foi IL No. IL Union street
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OUAC HITA RIV ER.

L.ayes every SATURDAY, st6P
. ~, REG ULAR SATURDAY 0UACHITA
aAlsSt = Psche amer IT. fl. Jutson, j. W. Tobn
master, Gn place ST steamer r. ". McRae)
will leave above for Trent Monroe Pine Bluff Carro
Landing. Columbia, Harsonbug: Trinity and all ed
Ian ngs 'uachita and Black Rivers. For freight
passage apply on bard -
svIRGINIUSC G. DENTZEL,
seq Aversng Agent
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

lsRsF n sgNIT llv sTATES r.
nsSSdkGA TO kSRURG. G1ap
Leaves on THU RsDAY, at6P.M.
The magnificent U. s. mail packer Vhcksburfy. Cant
~ White master, will leave for Grand Lake DSaaison.
willie Plaquemiue. Baton Rouge, P~rt iudson Bayou sara
Red River Laung Fort Adams, EacheS Waterproof Rod.
ney, 81 Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenon VI k.burg Miken,s
TEND Lake Providence Stacks Island nding Skipwth,s
Landing, Pcher Point Ashton, Lake. Washing-
DAYatbP-M.
The steamer VfcKSBURG will take freight for River
70 be reshpped on steamers Dew Drop ind Home.
Leaves on SArUs AZ, at I'M
The magnificent U. s. mail packet ~atci,eE. Captain
+; r. Leahers will leave for ponaldsonyiie Plaque
Landing Fort Adams NBtehe Waterproof Rodney 81 Joseph
at5P. N.
The kechez connect at Vickssurg with Dew Drop
and will take freight for all landings
high Greenwood at high rates. without detention
Tho above mentioned splendid
their regular days without fall appointed All
business entrusted to their will promptly faithfully
attended TO.
These boats will not responsible any package
containing onsy ewslry other yauabfes ueus regular
e o. lading specifying the vaIoe
he ped nor vaushes deposited With The osrk
Foresight OF passage apply on board or TO
j. j. PERSON 4 CO.
tel5 Corner of Caronaelet Union treets
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VT ot-'P o"' H''s1se -h''01se1 '-s1"1
Receipts mt the Carondclet Canal.

BAYOU LACoMBE-Per schr Messa-300 bbs sand, order
SHELL BANKSPer schr Dcceada-A50 bbls Shells ordr.
SHE'LL BANKS-Per chr Maquezs-t00 bbls shells, order.
order.
BAYOU LAC0MBE-Per schr Fruere--350 bbs sand to
order
BAYOU LACoMBE-Per schr Delphnc 50 coads wood to
order
SHE'LL BANKs-Per schr Ecair4O0 bbs shells TO order.
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50, aes,7le Ne,22i.s5s sl,s62. 6sa
Comparative Statement of the Banks of this City for
Ttco Weeks. a

o
Long Short Loaus October SIS IT'S 44
Actual increase of long and short loans for The week 1855 95
The following is the comparative statement OF loans, dis
counts mortgages and pledges which includes active
Inent. executing exchange and dead wei. hit:
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mpelled TO be brief in remarks this evening"
for the lake shore and usual monetary will not
appear before Wednesday morning next
Condition of the Banks of Ne,r Orleans on Satur
day, the LIST October, 1859.
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re \. BAYOU SARA MAIL COMPANY.
FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.

The steamer Capitol, Capt. ". B. Baranco leaves New
Orleans and the Coast every Sunday Wednes-
day aud Friday At O'Clock.
The PASSENGER packet g. d., Jr., Capt. J. Mcouod
leaves New Orleans Monday r. NJ Friday at
lea. NJ. -
So The steamer Crosse Tcts, Capt. DOS Vincent
Leaves Now Orleans every Sunday Wednesday mornings
at Q O'clock.
j. A. GOTTEN, Agent,
No. Tcheupitunlss 1t.
"a" clerk ALWAYS On the Levce to receive freight far
the above boats. IeG Ana
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Leaves every FRiD AY. Mt o'clock p. NJ.
r. IL OCULAR MILK EMS BEND
packet-The new, ight-d fast running pas.
senger packet steamer alright, Charles
bayes, maer-in coMnec ion with steamer vicksburgwll
Grand u a. 'o[ n Raoe VEN
Adams Red River ,ndpg Bayou Sara. Port Hudson. Baton
Rouge Donadsonvlle, all intermediate landings For
VIRHINIUS G. DENTZEL,
Advertising Agent
Starlight takes Yazoo river freight privilege
reshppng at Aburg.
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Passengers.
Per Steamship chas Morgan from ndanola Galveston
Miss Lu Burnett Miss Sarah Bun Mrs rhaysr
Mrs Pecher, Benton lady and Mrs McChestner
child, Harris Geo Allen W H CHs-an, Conyei, W
Mcintyre r W Shaw, John Bsker-3U on deck
Per steamship Gen Ruk from Galveston Sabine Pass
Mrs Mchon and Children. II Langway + Lienthai j II
Morgan, Ballard zavales, Van Dorm, Fuel en-
deck.
Per ship Globe, f:om Havre-6 in seerags
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Leaves every MONtAv, atbP. NJ.
+, r. tkGtLAR MONDAY PACKET
Ssas4s T WS,,. new steamer Iney Holsomhe
Paquemne, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red
River Lanain Fort Adams, Eatch,z Waterproof Rodney
Bend Pchers Point and Carolina Landing. For freight or
passage apply on board,
se22f Advertising AGENT
The L. H. has been CHI rteed to take the place Of the
Gen. Qutman
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GALVESTON AND SABINE PASs-Per Steamship Gen
Rusk-2p bnes cotton Carroll Hoy &co-i6 Preau Couture
-4Post Neil case mdse Woodruff &co-l do Phincy
&co-!23 bbyes Inbsau Mehle-Total Az bales cotton
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA--Per steamship Chas
Morg1n bales eottonJ Iurnrr-l4 Frieson Conway Eco
10 Y Cummings &co-32A u Kelly &co-i6 Lewis oglesby
low Donne &co-a5 rarle;on, Whiting Tuis-S Green
Crumn-l Felowes &co-l3 Jno Lee-I4 BARLEY, johnson
&co-3 Winston Morrison &col Henderson, Terry 6co-5
Cooper kce-l5 ties IS bis moasses War eken Kr
cho &co-66 head cattle to Wilkins &co-Tota 39
cotton.
BOSToN-Per ship Lochnyar-assortsd mdse.
NEW YORKER ship sandusk y-assorted mdse.
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NEW YORK CATTLE maRKET.
,e.A - Xcdnnrdnu August Cd


There we've 2,S34 head Of beef cattle yardcd- in
For y fourth street yesterday. with a few To- come
for the, supply ofthe marker This week. ard a very
large proper ion of lhem-were OF in refior and me
dunn grades; and owing to the scarcity of such ca
lie as are wanted by first ch.s re all butchers the
brokers made a strong move toward getting an ad-
vance upon the rates at which such cattle sold last
week Eur in this, in our opinion, they me. with
bal poor success. AT any rate, they found but few
buyers at any advance for some hours after the cat
tie were pat in the yards. Up to one o'clock, when
there was a cessaio ion between the belligeren;s for
dinner, there had been very few cattle sold, and it
was so extremely hot that buyers and sellers SEEM
ed TO prefer the shade, so that the market had very
little appearance of animation until near night, aid
then, which the exception of perhaps a small num-
Der, we doubt whether tie sales were any in advance
of last Tuesday-fhat is 1G@1o4c net u ID for tie
best bullocks in the pens, and we are pretty certain
that those of pretty fair quality for Summer retail
ing could be had in any number at less than ten
cents, and the sales of the day closed with a good
stock on hand for to day of all grades but the best,
at last weeks rates
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REYEYnLEEGE.


We do MT think a person can evince a more be-
nevolent trait of character than being moved at the
distress and suffering of others, and furthermore.
anxious 10 do all in their bower to alleviate by every
possible means human suffering. In this view of the
case, we do not know how the humane and benevo-
lent can do an action more in accordance with their
philanihropic views. than by calling the attention of
their afflicted friends and acquaintances to the fact.
that DI. SErH s. HAScE. of l0o Baltimore street, Bal.
timore, Md, has discovered u preparation. which is
put up III the form of a pill. that has a scientific ac-
ton for curing Epilepsy, or falling fits. spasms,
cramps 81 d all forms of nervous diseased. Among
those who have b.en ptrInapently cured. We might
mention a. member of The family of James II Bradle,
Huntsville, Alabama Mr.. NJ. P Slelge. Cabin Point.
Surry coun:y. Va. and Mr.. W P LEIGHTON. Grenada,
Mi>sissi. pi. We might go on enuneratins a number
of others. until we had entirely filled up this column
of our PAPER: but We think we have said sufficient
To satisfy every person that the subject under con
sideraticn IL one of vital importance tnev-ry one
Reader! if you are 4 WILL man or woman. aud have
no need of a remedy. prrha s you know some person
who is not equally blessed as yourself. if so. cut ont
this notice aud send it to him or her. II will cost
you hut little trouble. and probably IL will make y u
instrumental in curing SOM" poor. sfl 'cted mortal of
that dreadful 7isitaiiou,d Epilepsy, or falling sick:
ness. g9
DIR Hance sends his pills by mill. free Of postage
to all parts of the world. on the receipt of a remit
lance His prices are: one box So; two, S. twelve,
S24. We have given hi. address above. Ayr
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The invasion Of England hy Franc,

The Invasion cf England by France
The New York P1st thus sums up the
chances of the invasion of England by Fr4nce:
An army. to have any success in conquering
Great Britain, even in its present state, would
nssG { be. according to Lieut.. Shaw Kennel /,
whom we have be 5ore quoted. ut least two hua-
Gred thousand strong. with the necessary hor.
SEES, warlike equipments and stores. They
would rea;:ire fur hundred Transports and
twenty3soven THOUSAND seanlen. At the same
time a French feel If ffty-fve sail of the line
would be needed to keep of the English feet,
which conld soon be mustered in the channel.
This would put into requisition the services OF
eighty-two thousand seamen more, and get tie
whole number of seamen in France does no.
exceed one hundred thousand we get the fig
ures from the Generals own estimates.
If these transports could pass the guard Of
British men-of-war, and could safely reach the
English coast, it would take a whole week to
land the force, even if unopposed, and another
week to get in motion, and by that time the
sturdy Bulls from every part of the island
would be on their way to give them a warm
reception. Though Englishman, armed or un-
armed, disciplined or undisciplined, fighting
for his native soil, would be found another kind
of an enemy than the poor Croat or Austrian
soldier, whipped into ranks to make him fight
for a cause that he does not understand, or does
not care abont. Waterloo, in that event, as we
opine, would not be avenged, but on the con-
trary the event would be more probably a aca.
ter-rue.
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@DEArH-oF WM.MILL#NGFeN, Eso.-We
were much surprised, on Friday meningitis,
to hear of the desth of our much-esteemed
fellow-citizen, VIM. MML1NeToN, Esq, which
had occurred about 2 o'clock in the morning
of that day, after a very brief illness. His
age was 60 years. Mr.. MILLlNeroN was one
of the oldest citizens of Ashland, having resi-
ded here about % years. A more correct and
exemplary man in all the relations of life ney-
er lived in our midst. His "every day walk
and conversation" were such that he was al
ways prepared for death.
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LZAH
FIRE NEAR HAYEsvILLE.-The dwelling
house of Mr.. GEORGE SToTT, two niles South
of Hayesville, was consumed by fire on the
18th ult. The ERE originated on the roof, sup
posed to be from a spark. An effort was made
to extinguish the fire from the inside soon
after it made its appearance, but without sue
cess; though it might have been done without
much difficulty if it had been accessible to any
one present from the outside But as Mr..
SrorT was absent and no one to make the eff
fort bpt Mrs. SFoEF, the house was redaced to
ashes ip . very short time. They succeeded,
however, in removing much of the household
stuff. Mr. srorr had perhaps $50 worth Of
bees which were destroyed. The loss is up
wards of $1,000. We are informed that there
was an insurance to the amount of 1928.
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ORNAsnNTAL PLAsTERING.-Mr. E. K.
SMART has executed some work of this char
acter in our town SURPRISING in style and beau
ty anything of the kind We have seen. The
work upon the ceiling of enc of the new rooms
in the house of DR.. d. s.. SAMPsEL is exqui-
sitely finished, and we think surpasses in beau
ty and taste any frescoe work in town-and
the cost, we understand, is much less. Those
who contemplate building new, or improving
their present residences, will do well to inves-
tieate the work of Mr.. SMART.
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The August num-
Der of Godey's unrivalled Magazine has come
TO hand, splendidly illustrated, and filed with
choice reading, to suit all tastes. We have
been in the receipt of Godey's Lady's Book
for over twenty years and it is but justice to
him to say that We have never missed a copy !
And what is still better, every number appears
to excel its. predecessors in the excellence of
its reading and the beauty of its illustrations
-Depss Banner.
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The WEDDEL.-We had forgotten to note an
additional assistance at the Office of the We'd
del, in Mr.. HENRY MARVIN, who is now as
sociated with THEODORE Ross, Esq, who has
so long and SO unweariedIy watched, day and
night, for every opportunity to add to the COM
fort of the guests at that magnificent Hotel.
With Ross and MARVIN, the WEDDEL is as
we'll oficered as anysHotefin the Union. J.
P. Ross is a Captain-and MIKE is more
MIKE is a General. .ai.5-s,
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SCARLET FEvEs--This plague to the little
people is now ravaging the country in many
localities, and in many instances its virulence
battles the skill of physicians, AMI the tender
care of parents, Mr. Rankin, of Augusta,
KY, whom we have long known as a worthy
and Intelligent man, writes TO the Cincinnati
Commercial a remedy which has been extern
sively applied in Kentucky with the most graft
flying results. 1t is a strong tea made of DOG
FENNEL, to be drank warm or cool frequently
by the patient; a pouitice of the leaoes of the
plant, to be applied to the throat, and often
renewed, until relief is obtained. This plant
is to be found in every part Of the country,
and we hope it will be given a thorough trial
in all cases of scarlet fever. We had heard of
this remedy years ago. and were assured that
it would check the disease. We are again re-
minded of 1t, and give our readers the benefit
of a remedy which is stated to be efieacious
10 nearly all cases,
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rEnms or ADvEnTIslNe.

Ten lines or less make sSquare. Displayed adj
vertisements in single column, ten per, cent. extra.
Double column, double the above rates and 80 per
cent extra. Adver;i sements loaded and placed in
the spesial notice column, one half more than the
above rates. .srr. Sq4ssf4ser5za- e-.1.
hS- 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.
NJ Administrators notices of appointment, one
sdSflar in advance.
49, Business eardsEFiv lines or less, SIS per
sannum.
an transient advertisements must be paid for in
'sdvance- gst.tsf 49, ytr4
All advertisements not accompanied with written
directions, will be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordinglv.
Yearly advertises1cnts PAYABLE Quarterly.
The above rates will be strictly adhered to-
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STREET Recommendations the ener-
getic managemant of Supervisor H1LDER-
BRAND, a larger amount of work has been
done upon our streets this season, and the la
Dor has been more wisely expended, than dur
ing any other season of any one year within
our knowledge. A year or two more of sowell-
directed effort, will place our leading streets in
good condition. and will greatly improve the
features of our whole town. e=A g i"Hi1e,
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DUMB BELLs.-The dumblbell mania is ra-

DUMB BELLs.-The dumb-beli mania is ra-
.gingi in. a town in Iowa An exchange says :
Seme fashionable introduced the practice of
exercising, and now all, males and females, are
shaking and handling those no longer mysteri-
Gus twin castings. We are glad to see that
the citizens of that vicinity, and especially the
ladies, arc discarding the idea that health is
vulgar, and are taking doses of good healthy
exercise instead of chalk eating. If they per-
sist in the use of the bells the physicians will
6nd rather dry picking up there.
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MoRE RowDYIsM.-We have another COM
munication from q lady who alleges that on
Friday evening, while on her way to the Post
Office with another lady, they were insulted on
Main Street by a drunken rowdy. She also
complains of the conduct of a regiment of
rowdies on Saturday night. We forbear pub
fishing these communication in the hope that
the evil viii be arrested by other means which
will be more efectual.
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LADIES HOME MAGAzINE.-The August
,number of this charming monthly has been re-
.ceived. The Illustrations and original articles
are excellent-equai to those of any similar
publication in the country. This Magazine is
edited With great ability by T. s. Arthur and
Virginia +. Townsend; and is published by
T. S. Arthur & Co., at Philadelphia, at $500
per annum.-Depp. Banner.
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RELIEF AND HEALl
We have put up and
years, and, CAN SAY IN
of it, what we have nex
any other medicine
ED, IN A SINGLE IN
A CURE, when timely
know an instance of dis
who used it. On the
ed with its operations,
highest commendaiion
and medical virtues
WHAT WI DC KNOW"
rience, AND G OUR
FULFILMENT OF WHAT WI
most every instance
fering from pain and ex
found in fifteen or TWEEN
syrup is administered
This valuable prepAi;
of one of the most fXl'
full NURSES in New En-
with NEVER FAILING sUCs
CASES.
1t not only relieves the
yigorates the stomach
acidity, and gives tone {
system. 1t will almost
IN II 1
overcome commissions ,
remedied, end in death. Z
and sUREsT REMEDY IN /
of D~YSENTERY ANDIs
DREN whether it arises :
any other casue. We
err who has q child suffer- ]
foregoing complaints-;f
ces, nor the prejudices
your suffering child and
S U R Eyes, on
low the use of his med 9
Full directions for using 8
bottle. None genuine I
CURTIS & PERKINS I
side wrapper. Price
Sold by Druggists .
Principal Office. No. !
December 8. 1853. 4
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M A Il u z u ,

On the 26th nlt-,,' at the Exchange Hotel, by J..
A. McCLsKY, Esq, Mr.. GEORGE IL. SNYDER, to
Miss LUCIsIA j. HENDRICKSON, both of Hano-
yer township, Ashland county, Ohio. II ,b.,.
On the 4th inst, by the same at the ressideRce Of
Mr. Henry Krashner, Mr., HENRY BUTTE, 10 Miss
CHRISTENA STARK, both of Montgomery town
ship, Ashland county. -
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local uMN.
AsHEAND. OHIO. AUGUST 10. 1889.

If the person who took our watering
can By nsistake, does not return it by next
week, we viii be under the necessity of telling
his name.
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RYDER'S t.z .s.
PREMIUM PHOTOGRAPHIC
Gallery of Art.
MERCHANTS, Rank RuILDING. CLEVELAND.O O.

The best oil-painted Photographs in Ohio, are ex-
ecuted at this establishment.
Persons having old Daguerreotypes of LIST or alb
sent friends. which they wish to put in more perma-
nent and effective shape, can have them copied in
Photograph, TO the size of life and painted in oil
equal to portraits from life.
ALLEN SMITH, JR., paints for no other Photograph
list in this city.
All tie various styles of small pictures taken in q
superior manner. March l. 1~S59--6m39