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~ DsAFNEss-Let None be DiSappo,ated.-As
DR.. EALING positively leaves in a day or tw" those
who wish to consult him must make immediate
application. otherwise they will be disappointed
in obtaining the advice and skill of this celebrated
mild, gentle and scientific, so that the most tmd
may place themselves under his care with the ut
most confidence.
His consulting rooms are mt 1873 Main street,
fe doors above the Post Office.
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VETERINARY OF TINE MEDICAL CCL.
LEG E.1Ihis Institution, situated at the corner
O. M ,h sma College streets !, a,ly gEoy!ded
SONS and NEGROES, requiring medical treat
i,ent.
with PRIVATE Rooms. where they viii enjoy
every comfort and convenience:
are ample, and the attention OF owners oil neg Soes,
both IN the city and country, is again invited to
the Medical and Surgical treatment Of this class
eLYiNG.IN WOMEN are also received and care
All pat ents are under the care of the Professors
OF the College. who visit the wards dali. aided by
an efhcent corps OF assistants. In cases Of diff
Guilty "a consultation Of the Professors is held.
NHr.lns and Medicine are as follows;
10 private rooms. 81 to ] IS POI s'sk'
For less than week. texeept in private rooms }
..s:d ss es.;ys e, ,si s re shall
r Va f.:
cord.ns to the difficulty and importance Of the o1-
!. All charges payable on ~ removal Of the ~
NO CASE OF. SMALL Pox. ., a.y other i.-
Jsso.s disease nor ssy case 81 lsse~'y. will b.
w HtsYsa snS ki rGe3,eian'-Pros. TUCKER CON
Las Ass' :as WErT.fSfDr GIBSON rk7lco
sRsadest Pey:isisn1sbF; THos. L. HUNTER.
Rfesident-DI l.. 3. JOYNES.
fefsons IN the country. desirous Of sending pa
teats 70 the lnfrmAry. may address the PTesident,
steward. or any Of the Professors Of the College
in l3-ly
sIW BAKERS. nOTELA, &c.-Wo have
lot Of good BUTTER
On hand, consigned. p
30 which ye sell low 10 dose
Call immsAiftely Sad IA e eaSrsa,as nrrv
my s-As Is rsastatse6t.
+ lNaI AND C9AlGNTs~al3 hafrsls llMk +
"'ssis eAsss'au' 's'' ~ WM. T. RQYsTER,
sGs 2-ss Ta-rsr 9s-ss ara Vs-sfris IS,
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IA WE LEARN that DR.. MONTAKDE's MIRACU-
LOus PAIN-KILLER AND GREAT FRENCH RHtu-
MArIC REMEDY has been creating quite an excite
ment among our citizens. Several severe cases of
JoorHAcHE and NEuRALGrA received their qNi
destined to share like fate Let all try it, 1t is
the remedy OF the age.
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~ EECHING, LEECiIlNG...
~ MRS. WOOL OU 8 f. Cnpper and
Leecher, l32 Main street. over g. Sutherland Gun
attended the ladies' of Richmond, and given uni
versal Satisfaction.
Mrs. w: will attend those requiring her SER
vices, at all hours, day or night.
N. B.-LEECHES for sale. Orders from the
country carefully packed. ap A-Sm
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49, LETTER FROM WILLIAM J

LETTER FROM WILLIAM J.
GA CLOPTON. Attorney at Law. Rich
mond. Va.-DEAR SIR Your note of the 9Th inst
in which you PROFOUND several inquiries, has been
received.
My father. at the time Of his election, was resi-
dent in the Sixth Judicial Circuit.
In January preceding the election he removed
from the town of Manchester to the county of
Henrico as his former Circuit lin which Henrico
includedl had been cut into several. He
would have preferred fixing his residence in the
residence would have rendered hun constitution
ally inelis ible. | am. sir,
Your ohedient servant.
WILLIAM ]. CLOPTON.
To JOHNSON H. SANDS, Esq, Henrico county
Virginia. my 2-2t+
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ITO BUILDERS.

BeIvideTe piln,ng Mills.
9th and Arch sis sOgth nt BASIN
Coo, 900 #. Carolina. FLORIDA and Virginia FLOOR
ING PLANK.
$50 eW e. best Fluvina LUMBER, CONSISTING #
-. 81. Of and S-4 Plank.
10. ESQ II. HEART by 8 and by s2CANTLlsG,
Is coo JOICE. assorted.
BILL I'll INFER, Florida. Virginia and Carolla.,
furnished at short notice.
Ali kinds l. A n NG. TONG UFNG and
GROWING, done at the lowest RlchmoHd priess
my lin \ g. HUtiAsU
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Us M0thers!-The attention OF mothers
is called to DR.. EATON'S INFANTILE COR
DIAL. which 10 highly recommended for All COM
paints attending Teethins, such as Dysentery.
COilc. Group. &c.
BLOOD fOOD.-This medicine. being. IT'S
name suggests, - BLooD FooD > and 4 scientific
wei! worthy the attention OF all who suffering
from ;npuritv deficiency of blood. 1t IS prepared
Elocution, PHI, soogy. Science, &c, and is hi ghy
re recommended by numerous certificates of those
who have awaited themselves of its virtues
CHURCH Il DUPONT, New York, are the Gene al
Agents Tor hoth.--Lnrrsnret EinSS.; Sentinel.
For sale by FISHER Il WINSTON. Il edmond
Va, and by Druggists generally. my lin
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DARK Err hOUSE,

BOSTON. MASS
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodation
with every effort for the comfort of guests LAA
DER not excelled IN the United States
H. u. PARKER,
NH 3-6m ]. +. MILLS
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E@ NOTICE TO THE LADIESNMrs,
~ JANEA. WILLIAMS, M. D., has re-
moved to Broad, between lst and Foushee streets,
south side, and Is prepared to treat all forms OF
diseases peculiar to females aud children.
Especial attention given to the practice Of OBJ
stetrics ap6-lms
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IA THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PHoTOeRArHs
and Pearl Ambrotype in the city are those made
Governor ct. All the various styles and sizes ex
ecnted the highest style Of tho art at Ali hours
colored in Oil, Aauarile, Pastel. or India Ink.
frce = Cts, ~ cts, @l-ffOm that up to ol0O.
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HA- Sale Of Vnlunbls Real Estate ON Gam
THIS AFTERNOON, AT ~. UCLOCK.-rhe
particular ention Of the PUBLIC T. respectfully
on GambIes Hill. advertised by Mes.r.; J. H. K
Sam'l ryree. Com RS. to take place THIS AZ
[EkNOON, at "A o'clock, on the premises. Eel
my2-lt GODDIN h. APPERSON, Aucts.
~ New SiI! NJ Mt les. Just Received
We have Just received new assortment Of beau
tifu! SILK MANTLES. some of which are EN-
TIKEIY NEW.
Many NEW GOODS receiving.
my 2-3.. WATKINS t. FICKLEN.
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my Elm 9th and Arch sis ; nth OF b''ia
nlNIDEND NOTICE. -Tne Bn,td oi pla

- TOYS Of the VIRGINIA FIRE AND MAIL
INSURANCE CONAN have deel lied wv
deEd OF Ten pr cent. Tor 81 80 per share oa wv
Capital Stock. out of the profits al the PAS 81
months. payabie to the toczhoderso or fheit ~ -
representatives on the 18th inst. unit! which ="
the Transfer Book will he closed H. usual
my 2-tmyl5l WILLIAM WILL Is, Ia,SeI
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.-ec>, YIECTUREs.-Rev
90 A. b. CABANISS. Missionary from
China; will Lecture At the Leigh s rect Baptist
inst and at the Manchester Baptist Church on
FRIDAY EVENING, the fth inst
~ Services to commence at Oclk. my 2-lt*
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IA Use the Virginia Reliable Yeast Pow.
DEkS, II you want light. apOngy. and sweet Rolls,
h'sc,lts, &c: They Will never fail to give sat.s
Powders now IN use. For sale, whoesale and re :
tail, by l.. WAGNER. Druggist.
my 2-lm Corner and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF INsPEc-
lions Of Tobacco, at the different Warehouses in
the city of Richmond from LIST October 1855 tn LIST
May, 1859, and from LIST October, 1852 to LIST May,
1850:
LIST Nav. 1859. LIST May, 1860.
ShOckoe Warehouse. A.4O3 6.la6
Public Warehouse. .4639 1895
SeabroOk' Warehouses 37 32l6
Dlbreirs Warehouse II, $40 1880
1855 hhds. 1855 hhds.
4,233
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BOARDING

ROAkDtNG.-bent,e can Obtain BOaRA
II and pleasant rooms IN p convenient lnca.,n,
on Sh"ckne Hill Terms, IS ~ per week Ann,
at this office INV H yp.'
20 u Il .-One or more very dssrsN.
- ROOMS, for families or gentlemen, Al ,bs
Park House. Bank street. Earty apphca,,nn ,rs
terms moderate. Also, DAY BOARDEkS
ap2i-2w
[(OARD OR r ENT.-Two most Dt SIEtRLg
~ kOOMS on llth street, 10 rear OF the mar
building on corner of Broad street. opposite M
Powhatan House. They will he rented 10 sut,
or to- married gentleman. without children, Via
could he accommodated " ith hoard in the hntt
Apply 1.-THE residence. Broad and lI,h streeu
NH Kl-fs
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49, NOTfCE.-The annual meeting of the
- Stockholders of the r ! C Fl nj 0 D :.
PREDDE :ln g < Bl and POTOMAC RAIL,
the Company, in Richmond. on WEDNESDAY,
the 10th of May next, at IL O 'clock Nj.
my 2-td c. w. MACMURDO, Treasurer.
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rs. Splendid Stock OF
~ II

rs. Splendid Stock Of
DRY GOODS
AT COST FOR CASH.
$50 coo worth Of newaLd elegant. FANCY and
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
AT PRIME COST FOR CASH ONLY
ard complete in every de pa tment. particularly in
RICH DRESS SILKS,
And every new fabric a nd design Of
l. i DI 5 Or ES ) GOODS.
MANTILLAS, SHAWLS AND BUSTERS.
Housekeeping GOODS ofevery description. Large
stock ot PLANTATION GOODS.
EMBROiDERIES. LACES and HOSIERY
AS we are selling OFF tn paw our debts and ciose
business as early possible. Goods will be
charged. PERKINS Il CO.
my lin No. III Eagle Square.
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n dEADQ KS OF ID BRIGADE, 4TH DtV.,l
HANOVER, VA. April 18th, 1860
nGenernl Orders, No. 4.
W The Training Of 0fiioers and Resimental Mus
= = ters Of the several Regimsnts composing this
Brigade, Will take place fOllOWs;
69d Regiment, New Kent and Charles City
Training on the ii, 50 and Ath Of May, at Charles
A. Providence Forge.
18th Regiment. Hanover-TFainin9 ON the 9th,
10th and nth Of May Rssimsntal Muster on the
l2th. 1t Ashland.
Esd Regiment. Henrico- Training on tho 18th,
n ,at and 18th Of May Re:imsntsl Muster ON the
18th; IN or near Ricbmond City.
18th ald l79th Regiments. Richmond City-Traln-
ing ON The 3ist I'D and 33d Of May ReKimental
Mu.sef Of the l7sth the cath, and Of the 18th
LIT Regiment Of W. Volunteers. Richmond City
-Tfainns ON the 18th, 29th and 30th OF Mag; Regi-
WentA! Muster ON the Slst. IS
The houn 81 Training win be arranged With the
Brigade inspector and cesignated in kcg,mcntsl
Orders Rskiments viii asssmble st 4 o'crk 4. NJ.
A6jutAntq wall have their ke4tmoNtAl Returns
Teady 2 deliver to the Brigade Iaapsctnr, - the
Velaatsef Compsnies vim appear At the Msstsfs
Inspection.
~ eommsssa p sAs : Il !. /, g3sgsrsl
APT &c. .5esgees Inspector.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRg.
N>SA CULTURAL S0CIETY.-The manthiy
meeting Of the hXECUTlVE COMMITTEE Of
President. at O'Clock p. NJ. on WEDN FSDAY,
the ID May. C.. DIMMOCK,
my 2-l Sec'y V. e. a s.
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UNION FAlR...The STATE AG-
49, RICULTURAL and the CENTRAL
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.. will hold their
the Central Society, commencing on MONDAY.
the 22u day of October. and nlinurg six days.
JOHN Il. EDMUNDS.
Pres't Va. State AZ. SOc'y.
JAMES LYONS.
ap 3O--ts Pres't Va. Central Ag. So,
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TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT
V>G-1 NO. 4. HENRICO COuNTY.-At the re-
quest of many friends. announce mvself a can
didate for the office Of CONSTABLE. for the above
named District and promise. if elected. to dis
charge the duties faithfully. Your "sutfrageS
respectfully solicited
my 2-t2ithmyt FLEMING PHILIPS.
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I(s TO JAMES ID. VAUGHN. ESQ.
1>IA DEAR SIR: AS the time is approaching
for the voters of District No. 2, Henr,co county.
to select suitable person to I'LL the efice OF CON
STABLE. and beng satisfied that YOU are fully
competent to discharge the duties Of the Office,
we, the subscribers, respectfully request you to
announce yourself candidate for the said office.
pied ing you our import IN the ensuing election.
Robert J. Fokes, II. NJ. Stewart.
VIM. C.. Drew. g. T.. Pegram.
Mar. NJ. Lewis. Robert Salmon,
VIM. McCanIng, o. A. Francis,
Thns p Moody. James Clark.
q. w. BlankeIship, Joseph Elliott
g. l.. Earnest, Edward Uranium,
= Gresam, John +. Southa.
VIM r. Roundtree, William X. Smith.
K. A. Braudas, James II Gentry.
And Others
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To NPSSfS. KObPft J. FOXES, W III. Z. Drew,
MAR. NJ LEWIS. H. NJ. STEWART. and others :
GENTLLEMEN-l noticed in the Dispatch of yes
terday. a card requesting me to 'announce my self
a candidate for the office of CONSTABLE, in Dis
trct No. ?. Having obtained so liberal a support
in the District in the last election, do not feel at
to discharge the duties of the office to the nest of
my ability. should it he the pleasure of the voters
t, elect me. JAMES d. VAUGHAN.
HenricO. May I'd, 1860. my 2-3t"
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6lS excess.
WIN Y. SHEPPARD,
Proprietor Of Tobacco Exchange.
Richmond, LIST May, 1860.
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mons means resorted to to render 1t abOrtiye
should have been met with general feeling
Of indignation on the part Of all, and on the
part OF some with deep and heartfelt execra.
lions.
Every attempt to conceal the fact Is vain-
The English champion has been whip ped-se-
verely whippcd-whipped within an inch of
his life. The world sees this, England feels II.
America knows it, In a contest Of forty.two
rounds, he was Knocked down about thirty
times. When the American champion had his
neck upon the rope, and there held it. Design.
ing 70 throw him on the ground in a state
100 exhausted to come to the scratch again.
the partizans OF this champion cut the rome.
This was foul play. They allcge that IL WA.
oons 70 save the hte Ut their champion. II
S"e" was 'ne'f oo9ect, aney should have an
nouncsd ~ once that he was conc ue~ed TN.
was the proper way TO save his life T., .ss
only way tO=sase hfe In the ring u,s.. 80.
circumstances. When the condition ~ -.
fighter II such that no cannot cont,n.. 49,
fight without losing his life, it Is the du,v -
his secoad TO give 1t up, or take the come
quences. But the fact il, his life was In NO
danger. Again, on the 37th or Ssth round
;sAYxxs did not come up 70 time. lie con-
Lnued sittiug on the knee Of his second more
than half minute after he ought to have
bet u in place HxkNAk seeing that the mob
was about 70 break ia, and fearful that they
would snatch the victory ou' Of his tands,
walked up to him and demanded the victory.
1t was uav duty d the umpire-the editor Of
BARS Lsfs IL Lssdes, who had been black.
guarding HEEHAs for the three months pre-
vioasly-to have givsa HssnAx the victory rs
soon - 6Agk0 failed - ooms up ~ time
But - disbouorAbis rascal had sneLked on
Al this moment. The mob broke n. II "
dsmatag fact that that mob was composed Of
6Aysnes fs5eads. Their object could NOT b
mistaken. They I'D not bseak IL 70 prevent
sywg~AAa Snohs ksfrk nAResa .kvs r eyr'rin -
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On IGN 2 tOfYu ,., he sSlloviss n, !
- COrTONS.--Jass secfstsssa ,eh viii 10 tean.a. =
e s ..ssE lsss sAss Is. .ssuls. st , -:
Gcsescd cslsas. a. sAc.. .S1u sss y 49, 49,
HleaeAe4 Vaeson 9 wnseA lLsei = "a I
IN fr,shsi S5sssk e1 Cossc!p Nv tiH Mas T.
fH16H LIN1Nas 1885, ~, 80 Il ssssle
s.Es: : = .sai n ., Sss' los. :; .s'a T
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BALTIMORE, Nov, 1859.
most eheerfully add my testimony Ia the truly
rnculous Pain Killer. | have used il for severe
rheumatism in my knee. On the FIRST application
| received immediate relief. Also, my little boy )
years OF age, Was taken with severe swelling 81
the legs and knee. accompanied By much pain
swelling and pain Instantly diaao9aared. l can
confidently recommend tho RAin Killer u my
friends Respectfully W. u. ekHk.
V.ol1a I'd
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MONDAY; T = ESDAY: WEDNESDAY Ann
THURSDAY. MAY !. 3sand lam "'p
RA- ADMISSION 80 Cents-Children and Ss,,,.,.
Is Cents. '''' aaa
HA- LocArIoN-cOUNCU. CHAMBER Hi,
up 2}-eod6t VI W&F hiLL
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SPECIAL NOTICES

IA IRE : I'd Lie Inaura nee. .Fire In.
SUKANCE upon every descriptinn Of Property,
at cheap rates. AlsO. LIFE TNUURANCE on
White Persons md slaves. upon IA most Reason
able Terms. in tho1ost Compa mes North or South
YEARLY DiVID&E DS over ~ per cent.
All Losses promDsly paid in NichnOnd. =.
For insurance 70 the boat ndvaeensa gall On
&C. X. BniCkEN,
At the old established
General Insurance Office, Peatl st.,
my Z st Nett door to h. ID. EachO.
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~ u L. Il ii r. II y
- COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

]. Woodhouse & Co.'s Bookstore. Richmond ~
We take pleasure IN announcing 10 the PaNP
that our Institution is now open Tor the fsceFuo.
of students. and viii commence It's hfsi coarse "
TUESDAY, the LIST of May. The rooms s'e Ai. ..
and commodIons, and 40 pains or expense ~
been spared in furnishing the College WIN s'e'
thing necessary for the accomt dalIoa ahu ~
siruciio1 of pupils We are enabled q ss",s Il
elites Tor acquiring u thorough AEhI1 y
EDUCATION at our institution. egeii, y P n.
perior to any of similar chafsetsr IN 'Le a'aa,
and trust VIC may render our enterprise VOTE -.
confidence and support of the coliihua'N NV
and thrnus hout the South. ,-oryg
In addition 10 the advant tees offered 49, -.
EN-. we are repaired 10 extend esus ias' n.. -
IT, LADIES. and nave SET apart certain a'"'
the tay for their instruction.
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n a. FOR JUDGE OF THE HUST.
G>.a INGS COURT.
A. JUDSON CRANE.
my1-H Election 25th June
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OF K. 3. Grimm 4 Son,
No. u South Charles street, HaltimoTs

BALTIMORE, December I'D. lesO
JAS. McDoNNrLI., Esq, Agent for DR.. Montarsie's
Miraculous Pain Killer:
Dear SIR We cheertuiIy bear testimony to the
uncommon virtues of DR.. MuntarGe's Miraculous
Pain Killer and Great French Rheumatic Rene
dy. Our Mr.. Davidson used II Tor severe Rheu-
matism and received immediate relief. We have
also used it several occasions in our families
and on our work people for different COMPLAINTS,
in all cases with complete success. We can con-
iidently recommend II.
Yours, truly,
l.. HARRISON, DAVIDSON h Co.
Wholesale Cap Mann!ac tnfers,
Charles street.
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~ TEN DOLLARS REWARD
M stolen. from my stable. on the night of
&0& the Both morning of the 31st March. q
AA. light sorrel MALE NJ ULE, having black
stripes on the legs. enc each shoulder
and down the back also a scar one hind foot,
and marks Of gear or him. The above reward will
he paid # he is delivered to NE. tnsd7-Or to Alfred
James, i'll Petersburg, or any information, that
| can get him.
apl2-tS Mrs nj. q, BARKSDALE.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 18th, 1880
MIR. JAMES MCIiONN ELL.-l,ear SIR: have great
pleasure in bearing testimony To the wonfe rfui
properties of DR.. Montarde's Miraculous Pain
Killer. have frequently used It for TOosh.
ache. to which have lately been much sabject
In every case an immediate cure was the result.
Yours truly. John BOWS.
3H W. Lombavd street
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
n9- The Apri

rsg- The April number of GoDEY is before
US. Mr.. GoDEY himself says that he gives in
this number ga sample of an American maya.
zine. In beauty and variety we think it has
never been equllled. This may seem to be
egotistical but we will endeavor to define
our position. First, we have ..Spring," a steel
engraving, that we hesitate not to say has new
er been equalled by any engraving published
in this country, nor surpassed by anything in
Europe. A Fashion plate that we say is une-
qualled either for engraving, coloring, or the
number of figures it contains. A Sketch,
printed in tints. and eight full figures of fash
ions. Each number of the Lady's Book con-
tains double the engravings of any other mag
azine. Compare them and see for yourselves.
Tea" an illustrated article "Winuow Cur
%tains;" also illustrated; "Drawing. Lessons"
with Illustrations; GLOW to make Clothing for
a Doll, illustrated, interesting to children and
mothers ; to children, because it gives them
ideas of how to cut and make clothes to moth
ers, for the same patterns enlarged will do
for children as we'll rs dolls. TIL Fashions
are also illustrated; "Tableau," for private
illustrated !; "Architecture," illustrated;
for Presents for Fancy Fairs" illus
and, besides, any quantity Of capes,
collars, nets, embroideries, braiding, alphabets,
for infants dresses, pincussions, pillow
cases, in all severity five engravings.'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
LneE,son

Jackson Township is buckling on her armor.
She is in the field, making timely preparations
for the faithful discharge of the high duties
that will devolye upon her Democracy during
the year 1860. One of her most active Demo
Gratis thus writes: '.The Democracy of Jackson
Township intend to organize for the spring
election, and for the fall likewise, as you VII,
see by the enclosed advertisement, which is
generally posted throughout the TOWNSHIP p.
We will have a full turnout. Every Town
ship in the county should do likewise, and
rout this pestilential Black Republican Oberlin
party from the borders of our county"
The following is the notice to which our
friend refers:
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY MEETING.-The
Democracy of jackson Township, Ashland
county, Ohio, viii meet at L.. Swopes on Satur-
day, the 3lst day of March, 1860, at one O'Clock
P. NJ. Of said day for the purpose of putting in
nomination a Township Ticket to be supported
by the Democratic party on the 1st Monday in
April, and for the purpose o elccting a Town
ship executive committee of 5 for the purpose
of effecting a thorough organization of the
party for the fall campaign. A general attend
ance is requested. MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
Elsesso.

Our friends will hereby take notice that we
have from this date discontinued the practice
. of gratuitous printing of tickets. We like to
much sacrifice. Last year we printed tickets
to the amount of six or seven dollars for this
Township and received seventy-fve cents The
money, as usual, was 20 have been collected IF
ter the election-but the election being over,
the matter is at once barred by the Statute of
limitations. We shall print no tickets this
spring, unless the money accompanies the or
der. Price fifty cents per hundred, and cash
IN advamce, or no tickets. Where the name
only of a Justice is upon a Ticket, twenty cents
per hundred.