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Nn AHRrED

On the eve of the 23d, by Rev. E. II. Bush, Mr..
j. w. SPRINGER of this place, and Miss MARTHA
A. McFADDEN, of Lafayette. Wayne county, y.
BY the SANG, on the 29th, Mr.. STEPHEN L. A
KINs, of Plattville, Wisconsin, and Miss SARAH
BUSHNELL, of this place.
Miss Bushnell for several years past has been con-
nected with our Union School, and bears to her
Western home, the best wishes of many afcctionate
friends.
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SPLENDID Farm for Sale.

ONE of the most desire BILE Farms in the County.
" of Ashland, contain ing first rate buildings, in
Guiding dwellings and out-houses-the best kind of
soiI-well watered, and an ample supply of timber
for fuel, fencing, lumber, &c., and within a short
distance of the Town OF Ashland, will be sold at a
figure lower than any Real Estate has been offered
within this county for years. For particulars apply
to -g -s-- j. j. JACOBS,
At his Office opposite the Bank.
Ashland, March 2, 1859. 39tf
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w AII PAPER i

DOTTER d KNOX have lust received the largest
and best selected stock Of Wall Paper, Ceiling
Paper, Ceiling Decorations, Borders, Frcseo Orna.
ments. Window Shades, (plain and fancy) Window
Cornices, Cords, Tassels, Patent Rollers, (eyery
known Pattern,} ETC., etc, ever brought to this eoun-
ty. which will be sold cheaper than heretofore. Call
and examine. a March II, 1853, 4Itf p
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Gbe As9lanb Qnion,
ASHLAND, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, lass,
ar Stnte


We have observed among the fst of candi
dates presented for nomination by the Demo
cratic State Conventioa, the names of man
who would do honor to the offices for which
their friends have recommended them, while
OTHERS who have been named, would, if sue
eesSfrlydo little credit to-the Democratic par
ty, or to the offices with which their name:
have been connected.
To be successful, ana to enlist the zeal and
energies of the honest men of the Democracy
- and thus insure success, it is of the highest
.4o Z Importance that the ticket should embrace men
of incorruptible moral stamina, as we'll as of
nnimpeaehable anu consistent Democracy.
,as For the important Office of Auditor of State,
% we would have preferred VIM. D. MORGAN to
that of any other man, as we well know that
/ there is not a man in the State, taking into the
~; account bis experience and ability, SO well fit
-gh ted for the Office as him. The People of Ohio
sa never done themselves a gfeater wrong than
= when they failed to re-elect him. The Audi
tors Office has been vacant since his term ex-
r pinned But Mr.. MORGAN declines.
set Within the range of our acquaintance, we
know of no man better qualified on the score
of integrity, capacity, and all the elements
Necessary to discharge the duties of that Office,
vlsthan our fellow-citizen, JAMES S~w1NEFoRD,
at present Auditor of Ashland county. Mr..
e SwINEFoRD Is a young man, but he possesses
In an eminent degree all the qualities which
: peculiarly fit him for the place We do not
iiGknow that he would suffer his name to be used,
sbnt if he would the Democratic State Con-
xention eould not make a wiser choice.
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Aaron Yarnall, Margaret
YarnalE. Elizabeth McMahan. Notice in Partition.
John DUIllavy, Mary Dunlavy
and Elizabeth McMalian,
widow of Thomas McAiahan,
deceased, defendants.
A ARON and Margaret Yarna1l, Eliza
IN beth McMahan and Elizabeth McNahan, wild
ow of Thomas McMahan, deceased, of The county of
Ashland, and State of Ohio, John Dunlavy and
Mary DunliLyy of the county of Monroe and State
of Wisce rsi1, arc hereby notified that George W.
RastOrd and elizabeth Basfnrd fled their Petition in
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County.
and State of O1io, on the 18th day of March A. b.
1889. demand ing partition of the following prem
ses, to-wit:-.iEe East half of the South West quar-
terof section ite, township nine: ecr, and range six
teen the South yestfovrth off the North East quarter
of section nine .oTnslIip nineteen and range N6.)
the south west fourth of the south east quarter OF
section nine in TOW aslip nineteen and range sixteen,
also the east hal of the south east quarter of section
nine in township nipeteen and range IL: also the
south west quartz OF Section ten in township nine
teen and range 10. ESQ the west half of the south
east quarter of secG oASttteen township nineLSen and
range rs; all of BhS1l Tracts of land are sit bed in
tine county of AshlaI. ~ ind State of Ohio; also the
south west quarter of line south west quarter of sec
ton IL, in township Is, a. Id range fifteen. being in
the County of Holmes az Il / tate of Ohio; also par
tiEion of the following intots IN the town of Loudon-
willie. in said county of ASH Ia I'd, and State of Ohio.
to-wit:-numbers fifty one, tC rty nine, thirty-two.
tliirty-three. six. fifty six, 8 Xty six. fifty and fifty
two. and praying for n deere for partition of said
lands, that said John Dunlavy and Mary Dunlavy,
be dccrecd 10 convey their int "esf in said lands to
the plaintiff, aRdthat the widows zig ltof dover be as
signedin so muclEofsaidl andsas ar mot incumbred by
the mortgage executed by her and her deceased
husband Thomas McMalan to the s. ate of Ohio and
for other proper relief.
GEORGE ". b. SFORD,
ELIZABETH IA FORD.
REH & ScoTr. Atty's for Ptf..
March 80, 1859. &, 43
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BENJAMIN BONEBRIGHT,
Contractor and Builder

WILL hold himself in readiness at all times to
w do any business in his line. in the best and
most approved style, and ct as low rates as the times
will admit of. Materiai furnished Ii if necessary.
E3yeSash, Doors and Blinds made to order.
pss- None but the most competent werkmen will
be employed.
BENJAMIN BONEBRIGHT.
Ashland, o., Jan. 10, 1859. 3m33
.FHHOSEin search of DRESS GOODS will find a
i choice selection of Challies, Berages ,Jaeenot,
Cambrics, Organdie Muslins, Brilliants Paid and
striped Muslins, French Scotch and American Gizy-
hams and various other styles st
ns3tf BUSHNELL & co.'s.
THOSE in search 0fPARASoLs should not fail 10
call on BCHSR EEEfS
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= We are indebted to our friend, Hon. a. H.
Morris, recently a citizen of this county, but
now a member of the Senate of the young
State of Minnesota, for an interesting letter,
some extracts from which we take the liberty
of publishing. His old friends in this county,
of which he has a large number, will thank us
for the opportunity we afford them to hear from
him
CRY OF HASTINGS, Min,
SOFT March 22nd, 1850.
Dear Friend Knapp:
II used to feel some interest in the social and
political condition of Ohio, and particularly OF
Ashland County, which youare aware is my ma
ti1yee county of that-" Noble State And now,
though, distant from you, I naturally desire to
know how goes the battle of life in which, as
usual, I suppose you to be actively engrossed.
I used to be with you in State, County and Con-
prsssional Conventions, and always found you
doing good service in therankso fthe "Natlonai
Democracy.v I left Ohio in the fall of 1855
and Immediately came to this city, where I have
ince resided. ] meet many Ohioans here in
the North West, and they are generally called
a good class of settlers, and a large share of them
Democrats. We have a productive soil, and a
healthy and delightful climate, with unsurpass-
ed commercial and manufacturing advantages,
which yankee enterprise is causing rapidly to
subserve the comfort and growth Of the state.
Minnesota is now a sister of the Unlon' ana
though she has never participated IN "Presi-
dent making" yet we intend that her vote
shall be felt in the next national campaIgn--
National and local questions have somewhat oil
yided us in the last year, and some OF our strong
est Democratic counties last fall elected oppo-
sition member to both branches OF the otape
Legislature. But they have not been able &c
hurt a chair of our heads" Our Governor olo
not call the Legislature together, and we are
confident theystate will dispense with their ser
vices by the election next fall. Local and per
sonaI reconciliation is going on, and we are
determined to convince the Lnton that th'
1Gonhe State is clearly and unequlVacaily
Democratic.
Our county, one of the first in the State has
for the last two ycarsb been without an organ O
the party but wenoR have a Democratic pape'
a
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Ncm advertisements.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the seth day of
IN February, 1853, James McClary was appointed
by the Probate Judge of Ashland County, Ohio, adj
ninistrator of the estate of PeteriMyen deceased.
JAMES McCLARY.
Hanover Tp., March "a, 1859. 3w43%
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RID@a

"a 5Rd29e
THE undersigned informs the public that he sells
Dulcimers at wholesale prices-the common at
$500, with cover, at S13, 90; and if Rosewood, with 4
octave Piano Legs, will look like a Piano, at so dol
lars. Orders in this vicinity may be left with Mr..
Miller, at the Miller House or at my establishment,
Vine Street No. SO, Cleveland, Ohio.
JOSEPH WEIS. :
March 9, 1859. 4Otf
SHERIFF"S SALE.
Ira Aylesworth, In Ashland County
vs..
o. C. McCarty and wife. Common Pleas.
PURSUANT to the Command of an Order to sell
Il mortgaged premises, duly issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas of said County, dated the 9th day
of March, 1885,, and to me directed, 1 viii sell at
Public Auction, at the door of the Court House in
said County, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of Apra, 1859,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four
o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, the following described
lands and tenements viz Lots number sixty-two
(62) and sixty-thFee (63,) situate and being in the
town of Hayesville, County of Ashland, and State
of Ohio,
Appraised atS- Terms of sale-cash.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Ashland, March 9, 1859. 4Otf-pf So, 90
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A. Armentrout and Son, Pitt Before James Is.
VS.. Smith, Justice of
John Hearst defendant. the Peace of Yer
Ashland Co. Ohio. million Township.
ON the 22d day of March, A. d., 1859, said JUS
" tice issued an Order of Attachment in the above
action, for the sum of one hundred and seventy one
dollars and four cents. Q71,G4)
Ha A.. ARMENTRoUT s. SON.
March go, 1852 3wa3s
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Cons u nj PTION.
The great Chemico-Mcdical Discovery of the cele-
brated Dr.. J. z. Churchill, of Paris, first made
known by him TO the French Academy of Medicine
about two years ago. marks q new and Important Era
in the annals of Medical Science.
Now. for the first time in the history of the world.
has a REMEDY been found that surely strikes at the
very FOUNDATION of Pulmonary DISEASE, and by
RESTORING DEFICIENT CHEMICAL ELEMENTS OF THE
BLOOD, increases the principle WHICH CONSTITUTES
NERVOUS OR VITAL FORCE, IHvIGoRATEs THE NUTRI-
TIVE, and thus not only CURES, bur also PREVENTS
The human race.
"CautzonEo the FubliC.4N
Various preparations are already in the market
purporting to be based on DR.. Churchill discovery,
against which We sOlemnly caution both the profess
sion and the public.
Let no one be deceived, but ask and use only the
preparation sold from The. sole General Depot in the
United States, No. AZ John street, and bearing a fac
simiie signature of j. MANCHESTER, by whom alone
DR.. Churchilfs prescription is put up IN a RELIABLE
AND CHEMICALLY PURE FORM.
In all Nervous or Scrofulous Complaints, Debility.
Loss OF VITAL POWER, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
Female Weaknesses, it is a sovereign and invaluable
remedy.
M-READ THE TESTIMONY e3a
FROM the ". T., Medical Monthly, for My, 1858.
-stWhatevcr may be our conclusions with reference
to the claims of DR.. Churchill, for the Hypophes-
phites as sovereign remedies in tuberculosis ICON
sumptionC, there can be no, doubt as to the value of
these salts as remedial agents. From the North
Am,cricrn Medical Reporter, for October, 1858.
This Medicine is scientifically prepared and reli-
able. We have used it in our own practice, in
phthisis pulmonalis, and other forms of disease,
with very satisfactory results. = X X X \
In sixty-eight cases in WEIGH this remedy was given,
thirty-seven were in the i%ncipient, and twenty-three
in the second and advanced stages Of consumption :;
the remainder were beyond hope. With the excep-
ton of the latter cases, which were much benefited,
all but three, which are still doubtful, recovered per-
fectly.' f . ~ .4la
Price s., or three bottles for So. Single bottle on
ly, in concentrated solution. sent by mail, prepaid,
when specially ordered, An orders for three bottles
or over will be sent by express at cost of the party.
Druggists must send their orrd1ers direct TO the under
signed, or they may have a different and spurious
preparation sent them. aaza
aea- Winchester's Genuine Preparation of DR..
Churchill's Compound of the Hypophosphits ofLime
Soda, and Potash is sold at wholesale at the Gener-
al Depot, 40 John street, bnt will be kept by all re-
spectacle Druggists throughout the United States
Circulars and all necessary information given to all
parties enclosing a stamp. For convenience in re-
ceiving our letters, correspondents RE requested to
add 'sBox 2751' in addition to the regular address
as below. J, WINCHESTER,
American and Foreign Agency,
Dec. s '5S-3m21 40 John Street. New-York. g.
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Sale.

Christian Bradley =
l ac-Esf vs.. y~- In Ashland County = 1
John Felloon, Jr., Common Pleas. y :
and A. aLeggett.
DURSUANT to the Command of an Order 10 sell
i mortscsed premises duly issued from the Court
of Common Pleas, of said county, dated the Goth
day of January, 1859, and to me directed, 1 will sell Il
at Public Auction at the door of the Court House, ; VI
in said county, on .GEsaf
between the hours ms Of SG ten o o'cIoeR. a. A0 M'. and nGo four
o'clock, p. NJ, of said day the following described
lands and tenements yiz:-the west halfo If the north +.
ship number nineteen 19) range number sixteen
Q6j containing eighty acres moro or less, and stu
ate in said county of Ashland and State of Ohio. 7
Appraised at S., Terms of sale cash. a
IS JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff. 4
March 3, 1859. 39tsLpfS5,OO -
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George ". Basford, and Eliza
beth Basford Plt'ffs,

March 80, 1859. 4srsprs
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Aaron Yarnall, Margaret
YarnalE- Elizabeth McMahan,
John Dunlavy, Mary Dunlavy
and Elizabeth McMahan,
widow of Thomas McA1ahan,
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From Minnesota.

Lake Tp., March, 1859.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.

GTATE OF LOJIsIAN A-District Court
- Parish Of ST. Landry, No. s662 Estate o.
Peter Collins, an insoyent debtor.
- ALfREn LouAILLlER. syndic of the creditors
Peter Collins. an insolvent debtor, presentsa tab
Of classification Of the debts of said Collins, shor
The amonnt and rank Of each claim, ar mpanie1
by his petition, praying that IT, = nav be
homologated and approved; whereas, the
prayer of said petition has bee .tted by an or,e
Of Court dated March 4, 1856,
Nov, therefore, notice is .eoy given to all per
sons interested to show ca ie, if any they have
within thirty days from t,e date hereof, why said
tablea1 should not be homoiogeted and confirmed
Clerks Office, opelousas, March S, 1863.
LIS. LASTRApnS. Clerk.
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HoNEY-THE BEST OF HONEY

HONEY-THE BEST OF HONEY.--l
- have valuable receipt for making honey
make and use it in our own family at half the cost
and consider it as good as is the genuine article Of
bee-madc honey from which il can not he told
Any person that will make and sell it can easily
clear from ~ to 50 per day. IT only requires four
articles to make it, aud they can be obtained at any
store for fifty cents. Every family may have tais
delightful luxury, for any lady can make it in fifteen
minutes at any time. Three cent postage stamps
are as good as money. Address
/ DIR. J. p. CREAGER, Baltimore, nd.
Dr.. C. is the General Agent for Dr., Winder's
Celebrated Matrimonial Series---3 books No. l, "a
Book for Young Mem designed TO prepare them
for the society OF females; M. 3 Errors Of Court
ship;a No. ;, Reproductive Control" Either of
which will be mailed to order upon the rccelpt of
25 cents. Nav. 90 1873. SAF 9gH
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Phiadol
Ii phia.--A Benevolent Institution established
by special Endowment for the Relief Of the Sick
and Distressed afflicted with Vtrilent and Epidemic
Diseases.
The Howard Association, In view of the awful
destruction of human life, caused by Sexual dis
eases and tho deceptons pfactlced upon the untnr
tunatc victims Of snch diseases BY Qancks several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as d
Charitable act worthy OF their name. to open a
Dspensary for the treatment Of this class Of dis
eases, IN Nil their forms, and TO give Medical advice
gratis TO all wlioapply by letter, with description
Of their condition, Gage, occupation habits Of life,
etta.l and IN cases Of extreme poverty, to furnish
Medicines free o chnrgv. eSaHie J: 70 aaa ','at
the Association commands the highest Medical skill
of the age, and will furnish tho most approved
modern treatment
The Directors OF the Assoeiation in their Annual
Report upon the treatment OF SeSua! Diseases, FOR
the year ending january lst, lS5S express tho
highest satisfaction with the success which has at
tended the labors of the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure Of 'Spelrl,tomhoa, Seminal Wenlatess, impo
tcnce, Gonprhca. elect syphilis, the vice Of Oman
ism on selfabse. etc., aBd order continuance q
| the satnn plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, 3G rsvihw Of tho paat feel as
sured that their abors in this sphere OF bencvo'e
| oio,t have been OF great benefit " ihc afflicted
especially 10 the young, aud they have resolved Il
devote Themselves with renewed zeal, to taia yctl
tlmp0rtaut aud naeh tieepised cause.
| An Adjustable Report on Sperinaonbna, q
| Seminal Weakness tue VICE oi onaiisW, hiahtHD'
ton nr scfabisc, aud ather diseases OF the sexua
torgans, by the Consulting Surgeon, Will he sent b.
| mail (in seacd engelHpe). free Of charge, on ie
| tept OF two stamps for rostage Other Reports an
Tracts On the atare aud Treatment Of sexnal dis
| eascs, diet etc, ARE constantly being published 70
gratHtps 0ibtrihiition, mid Will he sent % the ~
! iictaay Some Of the new remcdiea nnd methods 4
treatment discovered during tho last year, are :
| great value.
| Address, for Report or treatment, Or. GEoRGl
| r. CALHOUN Cpnguitiue SHlgrhn Howard Ass(
citation No. Sonth Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pf
| BY order Of the pifcctprs,
| - ,4 IRA d. HkARfWELL, President.
| Gro. FAlEUiitlD, secretary. 20"
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N'if.K1.
I'd black silk Hose,
wool do. =,
" mite, black and colored Cotton do,
Miss. Hose, all colors,
Gents, white and coored Merno Half Hose,
'' g and fancy Cotton do do,
=. superior English do.
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
III 4 l2t hleached and brown Sheeting,
gr ,a brown Shirting,
<. aanrown Drilling,
,,e anA Nswn and colored Canton Flannel,
HSeas. Ipaids ana s,.ped Domestic,
,irnture Dimity. all ceors,
White and colered wht1aw Damask,
Hnckaback and bird's-eye Diaper,
Damask table linen and towels
Apron and eounterpane Checks,
Irish Linen, a large assortment, y
Bed Ticking OF superior quality,
Hooped and corded Skirts brass and whalebone,
White and colored Brilliantien,
Black Doeskin and fancy Cassimeres,
Black and coored Satincts, y
Fancy aud all wool Tweeds, .
Colored and fancy do,
l0-4, ia and ia Bed Blankets, -.
100 pairs Negro Blankets, ass'ted,
Gents travelling Blankets Saddle do, ;,
CLOTHING.
Black cloth and fancy Cashmere Goats,
ad cold Satnet and Tweed do,
,Iood assortment Of Overcoats and Raglands,
India rubber Goats and Legngs,
Black and colored Cashmere Pants,
g Satinets and Tweeds,
White and fancy silk and Cashmere Vests,
Black satin do.
lssart,neut Of Linen Bosom Shirts,
44llen Collars and French Shirt Fronts,
Silk, Wool and Merino Undershirts,
Red Flannel and Hickory Shirts, 49,
100 suits of heavy kersey for Negroes,
With Il fine assortment Of
sBoY's CLOTHING.
SHOES.
Ladies' Cloth and Kid Caters,
Glove, kid and french kid slippers,
Calf and kid walking Shoes,
Gents calf and kid Boots,
g f" Water proof do,
Gents calf and kid Shoes,
+" Caters and Slippers,
Boys calf and kid Boots and Shoes.
Large asst oak-tan and Hemock Russets,
Ladies' and Gents Cork Soles,
Oyershoes, etc. etc.
sApD1ERY. .....
Ladies' and Gents Saddles,
Misses and Boys do,
Saddle Bags of all kinds,
Double and Single Harness,
Brides, Halters Martingals,
Collars, Carriage and Buggy Whips.
A full assortment of
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, WOOD AND VII.
LOW W ARE.
HATS.
A large and varied assortment of Gents AM
Boys Winter Hats and Caps,
New Styles.
A well selected assortment of
CUTLERY AND FANCY GOODS.
A variety Of Pocket and Table Cutlery,
Raanrs aud Str0ps Hair Brushes,
Combs, ReVolvers, Bowe Knives, etc. etc.
GROCERIES,.
Fancy and family, of all kinds. and almost ever
article that is wanted.
Tile Cash market price given for Cotton, Sugs
and Moasses, or either taken in exchange for good.
-opelonsas, October 80, 1858,
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ERFTT FALL AND WINTER DRY
S. BLOCH,

Has just received his Stock Of ,.s ,fa
So FALL AND WINTER GOODS, T1f0lIf
to which he respectfully invites the - ll-l
attention Of his friends and The public generally;
Rich figured and plain Silks, r..
Z, q =" all wool Delaines,
:" q < Poplains and ainghams.
Sc and plain black and celored
Alpacas, and Mer-as,
French Satin and Cashmer Dresses, 10
Striped Scoth Plaids,
Fine asst French and English rints.
EMBROIDERIEs, ETC.
Embroidered swiss and cambria collars,
i" " 's sleeves
" Valencienes collars,
Lace collars and sleeves
Iinen-cambric handkercbiefs,
Thread and yaencienes lacest
Swiss and iaconet edgings,
French corsets, of all kinds,
White and coored thule,
Merceicne and florence silk,
Black and n'hite rnshes
sHAWLs, CLIO AXIS AND MANT1LLAs.
f'ack and colored chculls shawls.
(" :. French merinos aud cashtners
!" " Z" Blanket anu cotton
/" :" I" :. Cloth and slls !. NJ v'oakS, atillas.
Bt;ck silk velvet Cloaks and Mantilfas,
Black and coored Cloth Cloaks,
A fine AS 'Nrtment of fancy Ball Dresses,
White, pink blue and yeoW Tarlatans.
Ribbons of every quality and descr''
Artldcials etc. etc.
GLOVES AND NJ
White and black Silk G.
WIZ black and cuN :. 90.
IS = "hite, bla' coiosea a. kla az, ao, a.,
GasSinierp klD anG Wool Rldlhg 90:
Ladies ar cloth 4 buckskin Gauntlets,
Twis'e its,
DO
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nPEL0USAs LIVERY STABLE.

y Kert By NAhGlssA JONES, - -.
Offers superior inducements to @gt9j1s \
travellers and persons wisbiag to
hire horses and carriages.
The proverbial Kindness skill and attention which
4'Narcisse'' bestows upon Horses entrusted to ms
care is mn important consideration. apart from the
mere fact Of liberal supply of the best provender.
Carn,.Oats, Rrau Hay and Fodder eg first quality
constantly on hand to meet the y2riots wR4t5 OF
Customers JOHN PDShf. e
finclansas. Nov. C, 1858. Proprietor