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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04

BRowNLow UPON ENDORSING
last Knoxville Wing contains an editorial arti-
Gle upon the common practice of indorsing bu-
siness notes, from which we clip the following
paragraph:
For our part, We have but little of this
worlds goods. and our Endorsement is worth
nothing to any one. The business of indorsing
we have entirely quit, and come what m; y
will indorse no more for any one, as a matter
of accommodation. We have quit for two
good and sufficient reasons. First, we have
either been sued FIR, Or had to pay, nearly all
the notes we had to indorse for others; and
next. we have the vouchers to show we have
bald more security debts than all we now have
Is worth in any market. Under these circum-
stances, if any cne wishes to hear us say no
with emphasis, let him ask us to indorse his
note!
EJ It is a coed occasion upon which to say
"ho' with a very ,oud voice, when one asks you
to indofse his paper. We have never ourselves
asked bit very limited accommodation in that
way, and when such instances have occurred,
we have always Unidentified the parties; while,
(although oHt endorsement would be worth L :
tie more, probably, than that of Mr.. Browns
Low) We refuse all propositions to endorse
notes, &c., with or without the offer Of indem-
nifty. We have often borrowed nohay to ac-
commodate a friend with a loan, and we will
do it again but he can't have our name upon
his paper-at least so long as we have a family
and creditors who have claims upon us.
We met a suggestion regarding this subject
4 few years ago, which we believe originated
with Mr.. FLOOD, the present editor of the
Cleveland Democrat, which met our hearty APP
proval at the tin and which we should like to
see enacted into a law. 1t was that no en-
dorsemeut upon a note or bond by a party hav-
ing a wife should be valid, unless such en-
dorsement was sanctioned by the wife, as in
case of the conveyance of real estate. We be-
lieve that we would require not only the sane
ton of the wife, but also of the children and
creditors of the endorser in order to legalize
the endorsement. How much misery and des-
| olation would have been avoided, had such q
law been in force! Loan your friend money
do him any reasonable service, and make any
REASONABLE sacrifice to accommodate him, but
keep your name off his paper-providcd, al
ways, that you have a wife, and babies, and
creditors. If you are ~untrammelled by any OF
these cohhexibrs, your hatne is exclusively youl
own, and YOU can do as yuh please.
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the sa.n,ssl HOUSE,, at Ashland.

We notice by the Ashland Onion, that Mr..
McNulty has taken the Sampsel House in
Ashland. 1t is enough to know that he is
there, to ensure a run of custom, as all who
have ever sojourned with the Host and Hostess
in their old quarters, will not fail to find them
IN their new and c,mmod. Gus House. Every
thing, we learn, is fitted up in fine style for the
entertainment of travellers and boarders, and
we-can say from our own observation, that
there are few if any better tables set in Ohio,
than the popular Hostess gets up.-ShieM and
Bunner.
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REVIVAL OF BUsINEss.-There are hnfne-
rous indications of the revivalof busir css, and
the substantial restoration of the prosperity of
our town. Within a few months an army of
hands will doubtless be employed upon the
Rail Road; and in anticipation of the increased
demand for every variety of clothing, &C.,
that events which are crowdihg upon us will
create, ZAck GREENEwALD has made immense
additions to his stock of Clothing.
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COLUMN.
ASHLAND, o., MAY a, 1859.

CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-The May term
of the Court of Common Pleas for Ashland
county win commence its session Oh Tuesday
next. There viii be a larger amount of bust.
ness before the Court than usual.
We would urge upon Our subscribers who
are in arrears to avail themselves of this epportu
nifty to furnish us a little money. Our wants
are unusually pressing, and every dollar viii
count
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RYpER'S PREMIUM
PHoToGRAPHIC
Gallery OF Art.

MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING, CLEVELAND o.
The best Oil-painted Photographs in Ohio, arc ex-
ccu,ed at this establishment.
Persons having old Daguerreotypes of LIST or abb
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, Jn., paints for no other Photograph
list in this city.
All the various styles of mall pictures taken in a
superior manner. March 2, 1S09.-Gm39
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ELEcTRIcAL DIscovERIEs.-Dr. BuRhEfan
gave an exhibition at the Town Hall on Satur-
day evening, to a large and intelligent audi
ence, ilIutrating, by means Of an improved
Magnetic Battery, &C., the modem electrical
dis.ove les, AMI demonstrating the charlatan-
ism of the esprit rappings." As will be seen
Or his advertisement, it is the intention of the
DocteFstp visit ns again. We anticipate a
crowded house.
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EiGEF N HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.

TO YOUR INFANTS.
sold this article for ten
!~coNFIDENcE AND TRUTH
Ter been able to say Of
NEVER HAS IT FAIL.
;TANCE TO EFFECT
lsed. Never III we
abstraction by any one
onirary, all are delight
nd speak in terms of
its magical effects
e speak in this matter
ter ten years p
EQUATION FOR TEE
ERE DECLARE. In al
here the infant is suf-
.austion, relief will be
y minutes after the
ration isthe prescription
.~lPERIENCED and skill
GLAND, and has been used
IIcEss in THOUSANDS of
child from pain, but in
a n d bowels, correcis
and energy to the whole
INSTANTLY relieve GRIP
1AND WIND collie and
(which if nSt speedily
We believe it the HEST
THE WORLD, in all cases
~DIARRHOEA IN HIL-
from teelhing, or from
would say to every tnbth-
ling from any of tile
lido not let your prcJudi-
,of others, stand between
the relief that will be
.LUTELY SURE-to fol-
icine if timely used
will m each
unless the fac smile OF
New York is onithe out
per Bottle.
s~throughout the world
sI13 Cedar st: n. York
III 1yn:7
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Rev. L. N. CARMAN.-As the Temperance
Sermon and Address recently delivered by this
gentleman have been misunderstood, if not
misrepresented, we shall next week, at the re-
quest of several ladies, publish a synopsis of
the former.
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RELIEF N HEALTH
We have put up and
years, and, CAN SAY INS
of it, what we have new
any other. medicines
ED, IN A SINGLE M,
A CURE; when timelyS
know an instance of disIk
who used II. On theV
ed with its operations q
hichest coinmendation
and medical virtues
WHAT We DO KNOW,
rience, AND PLEDGE oU1 .
F~uLFILMENT OF WHAT WI Z
most every instanc' /.
fering from pain and e
found in fifteen or tive
syrup is administered
This valuable prepa :
of one of the most XXI
tul NURSES in New In
with NEVER FAILING suClS
CASES: |,
1t not only relieves the
vigorates the stomach
acidity, and gives t6he1,
system. 1t will atheist
ING IN THE BOWELS,
overcome commissions !,
remedied, end in death
and sUREsT REMEDY IN .
of DYSENTERY AND
DREN whether it ~arisesH
any other casue. We1
er who has a child suffer.
foregoing complaints-f
ces, nor the prejudices
your suffering child andt
S U r Eyes, A S OF
low the use of this med
Full directions for using
bottle. None genuine
CURTIS g. PERKINSIS
side wrapper. frice
Sold by Druggists
Principal Office. No.
December 8, 1853. n
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ra- TAXPAYERS will take notice that the
books are now open for the receipt Of the semi
annual taxes. An taxes not paid by the goth
June, will be subject to a penalty of 80 per
cent. See Treasurer's Notice.
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Ke,vaus Diseases Controlled and CONQUERED

VI all the various ills that d.tracL from tbs enjoy
ment OF human life, most OF them may be traced TO
a disordered condition of the nervous system. The
horrors OF Epilepsy, or Falling Sickness. arise III
most cases from This Cause. Our readers may re-
member. On several coca ions before, we have hllu-
t e to the wonderful cures, or notifications of Fits,
made by the Vegetable Extract h IIieitic Pills, ill.,
vented and prepared by DIR. SETH S. NANCE, of i'S
Baltimore Str ct. Ba t more. Md. We feel fully
satisfied that these Pills have cured some Of the
most stubborn cases of Epilepsy, MS we'll as the
nlider forms of Fits, such as severe Cramps, 81 asms
d. We now record the fact. that persons will find
ill., Sc Pills equally ,fhcaciOu> i'll curing every form
OF nervous debility no matter = neither manifesto ed
in the acute and excruciatinS form of Neuralgia
flc-Doloreux. or Nervous headache. the misery of
Dyspepsia or indigestion, the suffrriugs of Rheun-
atism or Gout, the MELANCHOLY halle NATION of de
pre- ,ssi spirits o. hyssaria, their eff ects will he
equally happy and certain. Persons in the country
can write to the inventor. and have the medicine
% " arded to them by mail. The prices are, OF e b <
S.; .wo boxes S.; twelve hoxes $24; and s.. Mt to any
part OF the country, free Of postage. Direct your CON:
fInnication. to SETH ). HANsE, los, Baltimore street,
Baltim Ire. Md 4w45
CA British officer writing from Teheran, Persia
to D.. the London Times remarks: a Caihartic Pill
manufactured by AN American Chemist tDR. JIG.
Aftk. of Lowell, Mass has cured the Shah. of u
Liver Complaint that thrc at. ned his life I his SIM
pie TACT, ms might be expected, renders the An'ri-
. ms immensely 81 MAR bore, willie We EIgiish are
overlooked Doubtless eur own scholars made the
discoveries which he employs, and thus it is in Iv-
eryihing: We do the labor. TIL the nnusI"g Amer
leans put their mark on it and take the rev ard. DIR.
Aver Is idoiiz-d by the Court and its retainers here,
which will doubtless be rrh cted to him on a gold
snuff hnx, or diamOnd hiltsd sword, while not the
maine even Of tvy. Christoson or Broiie-the great
lights by which he shines is known."-New York
Sunday Paper. 4w4s
R@- 5000 AGENTS WANTEp.-To sell 4 new in
sentions. Agents have made over SEA, 900 on one
better than all o.her similar agencies. Send four
stamps and get 80 pages particulars, gratis.
ly3Q AM RR0WN Inwe11 Mass
gsA- 1000 AGENTS WANfED.-For particulars send
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DR.. II P. BUNCH, P. NJ, Beckett's Store
tickaMaY Co. Ghlo. lime a.. 1a.7. saws

tickaway Co.. Chic, June 81, 1857, says
! have so.d nearly all ot the Ho,FLAND's GILMAN
BirrhRs you last sent me. II proves " be q most
valuable medicine, and gives entiIe ion to,
al VINO have used it. 1 Lave prescribed it i'll sohie
very bad chronic cases--cas, 8 W HIGH Sc, n,eo hiiI.Uxi
hupclcss. 1t Ia roi very Common Iur LyslciaLs 10
wa, wiling to receive he truth. and 10 uni 10y the
best reIueuIcs. whether atekt I'll hot. One OF nry
nsIgirbors, u Regular phi, sIeian, stel ped into my
office soon after l received the BitteIs, and a. ktu
what it was Upon being Informed. Oh !' said lie.
"wI!i yOu use thuse patent tneUIciLes Den | You
know tnut those meI.cinrs. which are >aid TO. cure
e~vtrythn Z, rally cure LoILIlt f""le Is. sr.' ! lie.
plieu, "1or whehvYrr a medicine is said to cure s.i
diseases, no matter how opposite in their nature, it
ID ,ou much like the bSast,d paiiacea> of the .rufes-
si9h (I"' rculy ana antlinohyl, u-et! Ia all Cases, but
hot w orih mach III any; whit. t!,is oaIy proposes 10
cuie d ceitaIn c.ass Ui diseasGs." He said ~ more.
] CAN sure recOrnIns d Tie Bilt-rs, when I have 50
convincing u proof Ut ths ir efficacy III he ease III my
wife. who has been Tietiy behfi' cd by u ling them
Yours, tiulv.
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IT D''NOH NJ D
For sair at tie Principal OF &C. 4Io Arch S rect,
Phliad'l 'h'a, Pa. nnI sUid b. druggists and store
H. P 70 III every tow n anu village IN the United
St.-ts. Canadas, West Indies, and South America.
at 10 cents per bottle. 2wI5
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which greatly facilitates the process of teething by
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers it win give rest to your
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s NJ. sAMFoRD. A. III, PrIncipsi..

ino moss wo wish fort heir daughters THE VERY BEST AbvAEfAGEsin all dparnhs o. a4-
Its stuaionis dAghgd-c continuing the adanng@ S@A@ R3 MMs 800 MS SnrSr~M aT%1T lie
ions wu surpaseim grounds Nenivea and beautiful its corps of teachers ana lecturers HhgH e
most exteienced ads uceaM in hdfts departments. $50 - 49, - 81. -.
The Principals and his Lay@G give thru undivided aHenlorf 10 heI n~Tess0 o. mm PMT ~
lhv arc asi9ad nv It most efficient and hbGMs Teachers N expenem paths SPARED ma
king dhe school what it should be- ndin providing Nf pupils PLRAsAST and HAIRY oaH.
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Mew Orleans 1aa Crescent Jhursdy amme, @tbe 60 1859
Mr. Pettingill gave notice that at the next meet
;ng he would move n reconsideration of the vote
on the foregoing resolution

Mr. petfinrill gave notice that at the next meet
ing he would move a reconsideratloh OF the Sote
on the foregoing resolution.
WORK HOUSE AND PRISONS.
Mr. Beebe offered the following report, which
was read and adopted:
II s s sss % sos ssus sss
body which much needed The first is
Witch @ belongs to the city and
hi sGas a a and nanss
accompanied by resolution to sell contract to rebuild
ss SaP %
Il he @ S Ss s e sS
s e MP II s w eSs
double the amount for the want Of prompt action Tie police
1 % referred to is q s s
station in M . ORDER The ons quite Rotten and
resolution authorizing the Surveyor have the repaired
Within the walls Of the Parish Prison Is reserved sWe or three
in only BY Stat, Mood co Two shss se " wanted of iron b.
sn tbs ses wiz Ss @ e' Of the MS
ss have Be oRsn s to s 60 Il, Of The
city authorities to this fact and sonr committee now ask That
plnu danger resolution is therefore presented to said
Tie city Work House is the next place visited This inst'
p n BY ssass an ss,S eop hs ws
sr Of course nnHyodns to certain sS,sn bn negsst
ndt aow 90 to ruin There now confined IN he Wek
House hunred and thirty prisoners and all together do
can During the six months ending June S0l 1852
fourteen thousand dollars paid for supplies
Some few articles wanted, which yonr committee
in want OF repair; hydrant asn repairing These
things absolutely requisite and will If supplied
without delay
The BOYS House Refuge pays into Treasury quite
large AMI is entitled the liberal cosic
the The City Physician complained your
filthy condition of the sleeping apartments of the
y s led. En and S f s IN viii
miserable condition disgust them with the sight
The somewhat asonised that the keeper had
given attention to such matters Your committee recon-
mend that mattresses together with the beseads destroy
ed given the House of Refuge The beistens
| be made in the Work House.
committee advise be procured In the hospital depart
single mairss and in the of the loss OF
any negro from neglect, the city would become liable.
Asylum there also mattresses pillows, sheet
required There is about forty inmates. The cold
son now coming necessary their
Respectfully submitted
| II. BEEBE,
e. DEIiISI.ES.
j. MAGIONI.
The following resolutions, accompanying the
above report, were read twice and adopted, the
rules being suspended:
| Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Bakewell, Beebe, BENT
De L'Ise, Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni, Pettnghill and
| kingsland-l0.
NAYS: Messrs Dupre and Hail..
hue ;d AIM he Police station Homse Known rs The Paceanis,
station with as delay possible provided
shall not exceed of eight hundred
| ing painting, whitewashing, etc.
Rora That Surveyor be and he hereby authorized
have with little delay possible arches
the cells Of the condemned department Of the Parish
/ Prison
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday
| next, the 18th inst, at 6 O'Clock. p. NJ.
4
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FL. T,
DEuYssE CoGR De DISTRICT STGGEssIQS pE JOSE R 70
A Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream
IA ces de Ia e Succession toues autres personne que
dtdure dix dater de
la pisene publication les aisons lesquee compile
FAmnrateur de In te succession sera point
appovs homoosui les onds mains rpartis
formtment al dit compile.
Par 0rdre de Ia Cour,
OLE II II q F.. MICHOT Denuta Grehfer.
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SHERIFF,s SALES.
cosp prsralcr counr SUCCESSION OF THE LATE ED
WARD o'sHAUGNESSY = No
~. \

sa Il JIM sFa NJ
VI .,i qss, N. a. ,..s r,
s Iie s s Second fH
city a's is
SGETAN LOT OF GROUND ~ x a .hf b Saai"s g;
g "a .n 4, = s a assss
lied y hs ss%ss Graham Notary PUBLIC
masass y Feet inrSs. and lines rerdo
street BY 100 feet In depth and front Howard street, between
D ,as,es a @ r ss sa
s for s paysss mSah forty 0as s each
sage debt certain notes for 5o each cseeated BY
tnie October 18Th payable in Twelve and eighteen
@ se n Ds a t' on when item s aas poas al ~
@ s Ss . sS a 81 s n ps been n s s
hall cash and nehali il note 10 II by
Sheriff of ihs fas i" Of 6 6fii
DH.s sSES GH5 %sH9 9s sHs Ed
EN vERTT dun ordre de vsnte rsnau le 10
o pro &c s aAEbf aoss%ss midi 5e
dc la Cite IL Commune, entire les rues du Camp ct DIES
A ts ioai sa's sa 's
] o. % sur IS p :post sa Pap d sr
Ls J ange DIES per,do Howard ct
100 peds de profonder entire gnes paraees eli race Ia rue
les baisses ct authorizations qui ~ trouyent
pow sea ssnins snls a, m na
eaaae mo rnfsnSregr as lie d,ot de aoIscs s l.
Sys ~ e" sa pa name
$40 shsa pr l. ds"n son p,ops Go ct en-
lxhus de date por.nnt cent diGiast Fun d Ia
Fin sr'as be e days
ct u s an s &c pas"s on
o.ds g1sant hspo.heanc spieAe sur |" poprti renne
oil q 81 nj Is shtrif dc la Paroisse d Orleans
s'sgp y p,sra,ss copHr PIERRE r9TIz nSaclsrnE
BX x&TSh writ X, sals
fsh ss
At public auction at the City Hotel Con,non street between
ip 1T A e o asss Streets on November '''
on the ii. bank Of the Bayou St. John having ss Zee,
"sss ." b. WSs. By s sp q Of 81 feet
rIs s,fs a"ss i inches depth Us fec,
T "sei on f''af ss, and thereon
consisting Of two old frsn,e , Snidsng.
e other By TINT Of Arthur Blanc and in the by t'', Of
| TERMS-Cssh On the spot - ,,,,,
/ Sheriff Of The Parish fs Of Orleans OIL,
srsrFng Corr DISTRICT PIERRE RogTz Y, HYAcIs
g vERT9 dun writ DC vsnte
~ moi adfsst rhonorabe siSenie Cour de District de Il
NAIDI poyctnbre 1859 midi otcl de la Citt,
De ccnmun cnlre les u Camp ct DIES Magans lad
Indication de-
| TNE CERTAINE PORTION DE TERRE si'utc eettc
psroc garche bayou StJeln l59 ptdS
ponces face dit bayou prelnjee proondeu t
% gpe drote Ia ditc portion de
ae droits t5 prs pouces ct scconde proion
der de rs pieds u peuess sur nns rgsar dc l9I pisd
CONSTANT en- icty vrlcs constructions boiS.
Get, poDrdtd est proprittt de- Dame
Auguste Ggom, dc lnutre cote par cele Arthur Blanc CT
celle dc Cliristovnl Motel.
Ic toni l'aifairc c,iessus
uONDITipSS-Com dc l'ndjudicatton,
| II. r. Parker
ola % 81 M Is Sheriff de 10 ParoisSe d orleans
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! ROBERT HUYGHE,
JOHN T. MONROE,
JULES BENT. L
mo Il I.EEEM

Tie following resolutions, accompanying the
above report, were read twice and adopted, the
rules being suspended: s-sssl
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Blackwell, Beebe, BENT,
Del'Isle, Dupre, Hall, Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni,
Pettingil and Kingsland-12.
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NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS. = THE
~ Board of Supervisors Of Assessment will meet in Room No
Hail. u o'clock NJ Mondays the 10TH lTth Path
and 5It of October instant and Saturday the 18th of NJ
review the action of THE Board Of Assessors
application for relief from parties Who absent
the city during the time the Assessment Rolls
by the Board of ASSESSORS
August and September Of the present year.
will be attendance daily, from 10 o'clock
A. NJ till O'Clock p NJ thirty days from the ID inst
exhibit the Rolls and receive such applications
for relief ms be made.
JSO. A. WATKINS
Secretary of the Board of Supervisors of Assessment,
NM Dr Icolnr
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MAYURALII OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, September s, 1859. )
Common Council of the City of New Orleans
Nh. l5Oe

In accordance with tho foregoing resolutions notice hereby
given that proposals. will he received office until
MONDAY the 9Th Of October 1889 at Il O'Clock NJ for the
following contracts, to-wit:
l. of iron building the levee,
opposite the pumps Of the city water
works.
for the furnishing Of mile of cast iron pipes,
valves, ETC., for the city water-works
for furnishing and placing two double acting
Wortgton Force Pumps each capable Of lifting and furnish
ing gallons of hour, together with the boilers
chimney, pipes, etc; the whole complete. .
aforesaid performed in accordance with
plans specifications Of the City Surveyor file In his
Office
se6 I'd GERARD ST1TH. Mayor
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JAMAICA ORANGES-40,U0 on board ship Donnti, Al
u Post Y, First District, and for sale by ~

r. r. FARKER
ola % 81 nj Is Sherif de 10 ParoisSe d'Orltans
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Of New Orleans { YGIRONA-No. 3,22l
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
~ this Estate and all Other herein interested
within days from the present notification any
they why the presented by the Admnistra
should hOolognted approved and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court. .
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A Wis AUX coNTRIRUARLEs.-IE coNsEn.

A Wis AUX CONTRIBUABLES.-IE coNSEII,
n des Inspecteurs Assessment sssenbeont salon No
HALL midi undis lie TO- H. "a ct 81 d'ocobre
smed lie de novembre proclaim inspector
Faction u Conse eS Assesers ecevor les applications
pour aide de personnes q eli absent de Ia willie pendant lie
les rolls daesement expnsts inspection
Conse DIES Aesseurs ct sepembe
de aimee.
soussgne present teus les ous de 10 henes A. NJ
jusqu heures r. NJ, trente ons parnn du de &c
mo les rolls dassessenen ct receyoir eles
applications pour aide qui pourront etre fnites.
- JNO. A. WATKINS ........
Secr6taire du Conseil DIES Inspectors d. Assessment
nrl.,n Ia az, nj tn5