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communication. We hope every body.
will embrace this opportunity of making
a cheap trip t., Baltimore and at the sam time
attend the Convention that will make the next
President of the United States. ss
-etq zrtas BALTIMORE, MAY 20. 1861 =
To Democratic State and Local Commit
tees, Editors, and Others achons 1t may con
Ix orr id*3fs 1E& %aEA& r
Under its uniform policy of encouraging
Baltimore as a place. for holding NationalCon
ventions, and general meetings, the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road Company has been the
very first to reduce the fare upon its own
Road and to arrange, also, with its numerous
connecting lines inthe West, and the North
and Southwest, for a general joint reduction,
by through roundttrip tickets, | for the Demo-
cratic National Convention to be held here on
Monday, the 18th of june next.
Having effected arrangements therefore,
with the principal lines west of us for THROUGH
ROUND TRIP TICKETS between all prominent
points and the City of Baltimore, and being a
Baltimore work, and the only direct line from
the greater portion of the West, we, desire to
have these facts as widely known as possible,
in order to give the fullest opportunity to en-
Joy the route, as, well as to, secure for our road
the legitimate fruits OF. its position and attrac-
tions, and. of our efforts forsthe public accom-
mediation. -sAfaeiG ~
The tickets win be. good for an ample period
before and after the Convention, to allow the
holders an opportunity of reaching Baltimore
in good season, and time to return home upon,
even should the session of the Convention be
prolonged. = 5gsS-a - f~ -.
For the week preceding the Convention,
ADDITIONAL THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
making all the connections from the Western
lines, will be. run from Wheeling, Benwood
and Parkersburg, (our terminal and connect
ing points on the Ohio River,) and every pos
sible convenience and accommodation which
the extensive resources of the Company can
command, will be brought into, requisition to
serve the large numbers who are expected
from the West. be& !"
The Hotels of Baltimore, and a thousand
private houses offer assurance of ample accom-
modatiens to the visitors in any numbers, and
at ordinary prices, but should these prove in
adequate, we propose to. bring the extensive
Hotels Of Washington City into play by run
ming extra trains, with . merely nominal fare,
between Baltimore and that place, (38 miles
distant,) at convenient hours beforefthe meet
ing and after the daily adjournment of the
EConventions ,ysss ; ID sseH5 o5.fas
To those desiring to- visit Washington be-
fore IetarRing tolthe West, round trip tickets
NccAsd r-EA s<E&+4N4 ~ =
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SHERIEF'S SALE.

SHERIEF'S Sale. s,
John Atsn and In Ashland County
Jesse Wertman fe
vs.. Common Pleas.
Eli Eulbertson. rn Sd
nY virtue of a writ of Fl Fl, duly issued from the
II Court of common Pleas of said county, dated
will sell at Public Auction at the door of the Court
House in said County, on
Saturday, tie 10Th day of Nay, 1860,
between the hours of ten o'clock. A. M, and four
o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, the following described
lands and tenements, to-wit: Being the undivided
one seventh part of the North East part of the North
East quarter eff section twenty-four ga in township
twenty-five f25,) and range seventeen (17,) being
one hundred and twenty-one acres; levied on and
taken as the property of Eli Culbertson, Defendant
MT the suit of the above named Plaintiff S.
Appraiseo at S--., Terms of sale-cash.
JOHN, HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
April %, 1860. 9 pf-$5.00 ~
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7ss6 NOTICE TO TAX AEERS.
HyHE Books are now for the resolving OF the
second iu~stallment of Tax, and,will be open rn-
til the doth of June. JOHN JACOBS, ST., Treas.
TREASURES OFFICE,
ASHLAND, May Is, 1860. 3w50 %
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A STHMA. For the INSTANT RELIEF and
n PERMANENT CURE Of this distressing ooaa-
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and in short everything kept IN an establishment
of this kind, and we assure them that our prices are
this Town or County. Ali our work sparranted, as
none but the very best of Stock is ever PERMITTED to
go into any job. ,stsgs
REPAIRING DONE ONSHORT NOTICE.
We return our sincere thanks to all our old Gus
toners and friends generally, for their very liberal
patronage heretofore literally bestowed upon us, and
we hope by our good work and prompt attention to
our business, not only to warrant a continuance of
the same, but we expect those who have never been
our customers to call in and see us, ~atleast, examine
our work and prices, and then, we know they will
buy. Don't forget the place, opposite Wallack's
Grocery, and west of the American House.
-. % .lgJfz HUGH DAVIS
P. S,-We manufacture our own stock.
Jan. 6, 1859. b ~. ,-fe~.s, al "a
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81. ha-We understand from Mr.. Jehn Hoke,
ssiathata severe hail storm passed over the South
! part Of our County on Monday, last. Stones
Z fell as large as a hens egg, breaking in win
doVs, knocking down the growing crops, and
/. sdoiha azereat deal of damage generally.
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GREAT @~EW@LWTa0N.
SEWING MACHINES

DRIcE Redaced to fehsB5iars; you san now get
i aEMachine for the above Price, that will do all
the werk of a family, and in as, good style as any
other Machine it is simple and durable. All or
ders left at Roller & Towards Store, WILDE prompt
.a-erI s. n
sdnG-Territory forthe same ear b hgd OF the Agent,
addressed at Wooster, ,Ohio.ssF bas M.
Ashland, Jan. 18, 1860. S5tf
GRAPE GROWERS eaNuCARRTdoN THEIR
tT business most successfully at Hanmonton, free
from frosts. Some forty Ffaeysfdss set out the past
SESSION. Ses advertisement of Hammonton Lands,
another column. rsa,, I; 1873 emzs
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The Best Horses in Ohio.

w SlX 4th. Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednes-
60 days at the stable of James Lafferty,
in FayesviIle, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays
at the stable of VIM. McNulty in Ashland, thus al
throughout the season. II ig-rGC
In commenting these celebrated draft Horses to
the patronage of an intelligent and enterprising
community it may be necessary to state that PRINCE
ALBERT is a dark dapple bay, sixteen hands and two
inches high, weighing in good condition sixteen
hundred pounds possessing all the developments
that indicate great powers as a draft horse; also,
has fine action is a very fast walker.
BLACK SAMSON is a jet black, sixteen hands high
weighs fourteen hundred pounds, possessing NEST
lofty style and fine action. In Holmes county where
he. has made several seasons, the farmers consider
him one of the best foal-getters,. his colts being suit
able for draft or carriage purposes, in fact SAMSON
is actually a good roadster. -- %
1 am confident that the many superior qualities
of these Horses will make it desirable for the people
of this vicinity to patronise them. Be sure and come
and take a look at them. PRICES REDUCED to suit
the times. Do not fail to come and see them
THOMAS JOHNSON, .n
1eI 40 ,I2s3e EDWARD DULTON, o"neie
H3Gi - lals DANIEL HARMON, Agent. ~ al
April 18th, 1860. s5If 5s.af ID !Is l46tf q.
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|NR~Rw, BE sure and buy your Boots vnd
NGA~- Shoes of ]. WATSON, of Ashland,
--9 - at the old stand of WATSON s
sTu8Bs, atSreatky reduced prices for Cash, Tor short
credit.9
April IL, 1860, 46tf ISL
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na.We would cali attention to the notice O

erg3s Cd zHn9sW We would cali attention to the notice of
: Iss tMr.SJohn Nc DonneIl,y in another column
An accurate map of the county would be q
ID liz matter of more convenience to the people of the
county than might at frs. be imagined. We
ttahave seen a map of Sandusky county, which
!enDffIEasg gotten =. Ply y NJ Ne. Ms R9 aa : l,s aRd we
map, and just such a map as peddlers sell at
al ., y from seven to ten. dollars. 80 "a
ssTs s1laIsWe hope that he may succeed in getting
ys5' s@i enough subscribers tojustsfy him in going on
- esd with the work. sSss. .s-sSs .-s%Ss ~ 6
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MEDICAL advice given gratis, by the Acting
Nh Surgeon, to ali who APPLY by letter; with a de-
s%cription Of heir condition. (age, occupation, hab
its of life, &c. and in cases of extreme poverty
Medicines furnished free Of charge. 49, | VS.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhoea, and ether
Diseases or the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent to
the afflicted in sealed lette, envelopes, free of charge.
Two or three for postage will be acceptable.
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Direc
EZRA D. HEARTWELLs President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y. 1y1 q
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:zsioaisd sass7 "A. Drarsesse 4rSsp<,

1be .OrUm6tGc 1r0Upeyr =
-E,o Under the management of Mr. I. D, DoNNEL-
LIZ, which has been d~elighting cur citizens for
-,..,s the past few evenings with their artistic repre-
sensations Of the standard drama, will give
-sss's2 their concluding performance in this place on
'.EHkHaTaursday evening, at the Town Hall. Let
.iss ssys them have a bumper at parting. %
The mem bers of this company are all artistes
bzss 90 of rare ability, and we'll calculated to gracerthe
,YoTaaboards Of any theatre. OF the ladies, Mrs.
,fe DoNNELLY and Mrs. VANDEREN are the favor
ties ofthe public, and this distinction has been
Justly earned BY their powerful and artistic de-
szaIe ~ s~ineations Of the most difficult Characters. has.
aa- assa The Gompanygpurposes going from here to
Norwalk, and favoringth citizens Of that place
with a series of their. choice representations
We bespeaks for them a generous reception
and the liberal patronage to which their merit
as performers and their gentlemenly deport-
z6a9Js ment 50 Justly entitle them. Again we say,
:. Let the players be well nsaeds.1 .s5sa
70 "a. .9 esssss 81 .a:si s..s.s Onto .p''eepaI q
e 4 fBe following Is : statement os the receipt
q haa and expenditure by the Treasurer of the
gaa moneys obtained from the Festival, January
qsass LIST, 1885, a vrqsase
ssl Reed Of Rev. S. MoReynoIds, Treasurer
pro tenn, $780,
.YaS Reed of B. Grossoup, . ga $50
q Int. from Bank, - 5,25
sssM 49, "a Of q. Curtis, 80 400
= e.aE-oa ,s- 51zsEr - [+Hf 49, ~ ----
aasGs assa1ssTotal receipts, s35a,7s
EXPENDITURES. 9aN
To J 81 R. Freer, old act. and for oil, $500
'se Potter & Knox, 1910
.gzea9 aM DESCENDING, .- 1920
"To G.. II. Topping, for gas pipe, 1858
&c MI. Stocking, for chandeliers, 1906
yha At T. Arthur for plank, I 90 - t17,42
( kD9A~ Widen & Williams, for painting; 1885
g Zimmerman, work on cupola, 800
q G. Bushnell, ~trimmings, LIE
sN B. Bonebright, for work,1 LIS,
" Rev. Guller, balance on Judgment, Lt6,15
r ga G. Il Yearick, chairs, 900
nS .1s-zasW q g-ytfeT .tezsiEaa2eu ai ~ --
hs3Ebsa5s fetal expenditures, $354,4O
s..4sa5s : Balance in favor of Treasurer, S0,62.5sYs4
ssizf-s. This statement was handed in for publisa-
t5oiazat ion. some time since but was l~ostbythe print
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eakeft zssfsttsc sAatehs Eeef0ry.
We unnlasnan N aAAan4ion. ae 4

We would call the attention Of this commu-
nifty to the advertisement Of Zimmerman &
Hillborn in another column of this paper. We
have seen and tried a specimen of their
matches and can say they are without excep=
ton as good a match as We ever used. They
ate clean, welLspkt,tdrydand easily ignited.
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.mtal e~xnenditures.

IytaI eXpend1tures, S304,4U
. Balance In favor of Treasurer; S0,62.5gy54
zi7T-ss This statement was handed in for publfca-
.sosBza ton some time since but was lost blythe print
Ter, which is the reason of its late appearance.
1919. ;a.sssa DANIELsGRoSsCUP TREASURER.
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A Beaevozent Institution established By special Emdoc-
ment, for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed, e-
& fieted nth Hsrulent and Epidemic Diseases, and es-
peesal1y for the Cure of Diseases of the Sexual Or
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:basd 70 kss new advertisement of T. P Knox
SO boos IN this paper: He informs US that he has a
& fresh and well selected stock of drugs and the
asn other articles he adyertises.b He has had sew
III : rsral years experience inthe. business and can be
lib depended on in filling up all orders, or pre-
s.aaog s5i s~cffiptions carefully and properly Give him
lt4fs Ssoas call at his new stand, nearly opposite the
sefsfp 10 Town Hall. e szlszsE 80 20 aso3saa
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~ We have recefvedff from w. p. Smith,
Esq, the gentlemanly and efficient master Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, the follow
ing communication. We hope every body
will Z embrace this opportunity of making
a cheap trip to Baltimore and at the same time
attend the Convention that will make the next
President of the United States. st5
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DOUBLE THREAD

PAMsAY W MACHINES
Price from $50 to $50 according 10 Style.
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HOW ARR ASSOCIATION

April 25, 1860. pf-S5,oo
, 1860-05-28
CAMPAIGN
PRESS AND TRIBUNE,
IHI
Great Presidential Campaign !!

Republicans, you have now selected Jour
candidates for the Campaign Of 1860. AnR4~
HAN LINCOLN of Illinois leads the column or
The Friends Of Freedom, During the si1.
months that are before US the Press IND TE1-
uuSR will labor necessarily for his election.
From cur standpoint, in bis own. State, no
shall be able to present facts and incidents
which, it is believed, will be Of essential SER
vies in the great contest all over the United
States. We beg leave, therefore, to suggest
to the Delegates aud all the Republicans now
in the city, that they order copies for their re-
spective towns md districts before they leave
Tho Campaign Press And TnmusR viii
give a full and complete current history Of the
Presidential canvass" including reports. Of
speeches, debates and mass meetings. It will
also contain tbs general news Of he day, tele-
graphic dispatches, copisus correspondence,
market reports, agricultural and other useful
matter Nothing will be omitted TO render it
welcome sheet and an efficient champion Of
Tim Roru{r;can nnuaa :
, 1860-05-28

We learn thar tho Board Of Ed'Hationr at
their meeting yesterday, adopted Wcrcesters S
Dictionary as STANDARD authority: in its DE-
partmcnt, in the schools Of this city. The
unanimous action Of :he Board is proper
tribute 10 tho excellence Of :lat great wolk 10
which Dr.. Worcester has dero'ed biz long and
emiucnl1r uselul life. Without doubt, tie
w.,rk will find large and immediate sale to
tLa thousands Of tho pupils Of the schools in
Chicago, and We are sure tha: nothing better
coul:i be put iuto their hands.
, 1860-05-28
Ratification Meeting In Boston.

Ratification Meeting in Rostou.
Fancuil Hall was crowded~to OVERLOOKING On
Thursday night last, to ratify the nominations
Of J4,scoLs and HAaLaX. Cor. Banks presided
and made speech endorsing the proceedings
Of the Chichago Convention, and saving that
from the. bottom Of his heart hi. gave hearty
approval Of the nominations. >:
Resolutions were adopted congratu!ating the
people upon the unarimi'y With which the plat
form aud nominations were adopted at Chica-
70. regarding it as M earnest Of victory that
constitutional and political principles wor.
thy ot the arc were adopted there, willis
the Baltimore Convention venturcd upon
no political principles, and the Charles
ton Convention was no. able to agree either
upon principles or men, and declaring
that With az empty treasury, . corrupt and un-
prineipled Administration. with tlrsats Of dis.
union from those who arc throwing the TIRE
brands Of Slavery into the uational councils it
becomes &ll 10 ssaire party predictions, and
unite IN grand struggle for reform.
Addresses we're made bY Mr. Andrew, Chair
man Of tho Massachusetts, delegation. the Hon.
Geo. s. Boutwell,, and otbera.
Large delegations were present from Chelsea
<cAar!astown md Cambridge, with 1anspxen'
Cle8 anu {0N6lC.
, 1860-05-28
The con<rc=ationoiists Jol6 In.
fFrrn thu E--xs1

We accept Abraham Lincaln - our e.snsa;a..e
for the Presidency. not because he sepfesents
the 1sepu51icau party, bur because be renresents
that principle, aud because We know I'm 10 be r.
airae man. man OF great ability, wfo has
m.u honorrd aud beloved by bus fellow citix,ns
at home. and Que WIN, il chosen President. viii
use all his power and official n[aencs to re,e.-
tablisa the Conssitution Is our faiher8 made Il,
The enthusiasm with which his nomination Is
received by the people, And1he "dncomtiturc it
has produced smoaE the leaders ot the Demo
assuranc~ 1hat it viii BIZ rAeiGed b 7 the popular
ycte, in Eofeuoer.. 49,,
, 1860-05-28

The Cincinnati. Commercial publishes the FOL-
lowing letter, which it Says was written BY Mr.
Giddings Immediately after ths nomination Of
Mr.. 1dncoln: :.
= DEAR 1.ixcoLF-You're nominated. :You
WILL IL ELECTED. After our e!eclipp. thousands
will crowd around you, Ginning rewards for
services rendered. I.-too. hare my ciaimsupon
you. have not worked for -FOUR nominatfo
nor for that Of any other man. I'have 1sbored
for the establishment Of prihciples-and when
Only told then,,, ''I,i1Go1n Is -pa houe4t man." "
All ask Of you in return for py services, is,
nnattm7 ff7ee7aeas good r6fougkoGt Your Ad.aia-
tssrd1aon. Yours, GmpNCs.
, 1860-05-28

80 ~ ~ WAsnnfatsH. May =, lesa
The crowd p{ -'s outside barbariaus" about
Willards Hotel yesterday "a, see tba Japanese,
was gsea}erihin ever. The curiosity is as great
On one side as on Tue other. The enormous
:hooped.xkuti they can't under ssaud. although
Captain Porter tss se1d to bd9 to
seventeen 5ea1s o1t; vic has been sky1a1king
With the rrowds of ladie. and children gathered
On The sidewalks under his window ever since
they arrived, concluded the other day to make
practical test, WHICH be did BY feeling Of one
g! tue iedte9 sfir8s; and asking II it Was solid
'ofnSs d khat time tho ladieE hare been 1zthex thy
, 1860-05-28
Escape Mt tho New Rudfnn Il
$500 -1'cnttent1ury -. One Convict Shot

UFAUs 80
Yesterday morning. Mr. Seeley. Warden Of
ths Michigan City penitenttsry. tetegraphed
to Major Dunn. one Of the Directors, that while
unarshal,ng squad Of twelve conricts In pro-
ceed TO the site Of the ncw building, wbers the
convict% are engaged in CLEARING the ground,
seven Of: tssq broke fem f tts guard, ed made
made lei Il resaptare {;esm, H. xlisS Mere success'u.
as second dispatch yesterday evening stated.
s of the ruuavRys were reiaken. aud one Of
them was rhot dead Who it was that WAS
Killed, and whether be WIS shot while ruuuing
away or during. the search for him, we ire moi
informed. We learn no other partacuia1s.-
Iadidnapols Jot1na1. 1lsh, =
, 1860-05-28

Woxpxn WHAT Sur1u MRAxaf--ln, looking
oyer The proceedings Of the Ohio Sunday School
Contention, We f1nd The following resolutiou,
offered by-Ar+ Smith, ~ pious sad qromising
youug lawyer:
.Rs.otcsd, Thst committee Of ladies and gen
femsn be appointed to ra,se children for the
Sabbath School.
, 1860-05-28

oStts Fas.aars Il Nrw Toask.-Ff'dayt N.
J.. 1Fst4s1 reports ~ 5ollo<s TO Iirerpoo!,
ing veske oo4ts: Beef: 1t ~, 1900 bbls, Flour
at a;9h ;:sa,ooo bushels Wheat and Corn,
malnlE the latter. at 3d. In balkaud std. in bags
30 heds. 11; Tsllo~ at 22s. I'd. To Glassow; 500
, 1860-05-28

We get mail about three or four times a
week from Chiesgo-r.c city. distant about u to
4 hours from Clpei4neti This is disgrace!ul.
Will any one iEform as where the blame lies.
The Chicago daily rapefs .haze~been arriving
for SOME tune past IN bunches Of two and three
together, with a hiatus Of two OF thrce dsys
between: ~t}arc We my 1nifways amnng ua:-
G1GH7un Gbp1.n1cfc{, ,-2C&h, =
, 1860-05-28

o1p Folks CoScrR7.-The ladies' and gentle
men intending to take part IN this concert. will
meet for rehearsal at Room % Portland Block,
On Tuesday evening Of this week; st It O'Clock.
Please ba uunctuaf "
, 1860-05-28
{X7lDE AWAKE UNIFOR;
=. +. A. SMITH g. CO.,

NC. I16....LAKE STNEET......N0. lis
Are now furnishing the n'pub c.n Wide A~att c'1nhs
With their Lht:aa t1rt nutce and nj II tnf eo-f.
insisting cf L1xhs Wafer l'o ssp and Cap Il The
tt5fe Acpe1 81 the East A1sc. She Tc;Ga LAMP sfAJ
for use.
AL oders frou Ciuta IL, ,onEa the Ws.tea sltes with
tAe money sccoH ranyus t rsne' viii hare prompt II
tention; aod be properly strped without del,s
c&A3
, 1860-05-28

pAINTERS AND MECHANICS.
no HUMHCG--READ.
Grafton Kalnt Company
HITs n9 '.s sess I'm l. H. e. I'll
oonss of s e. autona md Fer Tide OF tr1n u eotm-
g .s T. II, e ss 1t d sss sd he led a
Enore and Is ~ be the es 40 nao:t tata
s p TIL Il sas
iraae IL roo sa1a ;uS as' I'D ~eod Il: n dstsJ
a4ss aad f.sasI. q SLIPS co:t ~ bsln.:
fhn @ IT, ,eog e9Sr f9 ~ ~ ~ nSa @ sr
..xr .ses .ass ;1a sf 9u:,1 9 .rs
rcLfs ct r.iiwzY c,niase e. ra:l~.J s:e1r<rA,
Tin aud shInEle Ifoofa, Etc.
Also % eoh zea and rpon 1st<s @: every kid
'as {e e :a! n!?1, r s: ,,,
Ter uxat 4t.sa Or eaa...e ,ssed with i h.soat.
go Ss - r,e oea a. - sn 1a
III I'd lux coseh 6od1e TT vhh It extensive
ss:e arsasssa & ~ IL
mo - -i Ind this the ekess<t md uos, du7e pa!st
for VI ouide work. aa1 fo< psmnx under a4y pain' Is
DIRECTIONS r. MAZE VARIOUS eoLoRs.
v,desy Of eurab!. eolors a ss .aade ey rs1ne tie
e. Sc e i: Ii
eeDt ~ "a, q r. III r., = ne % e,ee; ee
Psa,s xeaes.ny ush 70 NIKE toro wig eolo1s
Fer REDs=To ors pound Of Grafton ada \ 80 10. os
For 1RAsGE TO pound Of Grafton 1dd !: o. Esd
For DARK BKUSzE GREE>--To Gee pourd Of
asa ftaS SDsxEb NJ oFTru7s oue pound
For DARE GR> ESs.-!o Q ose ,pouod Of Grafton acd
!; "a sif:s sss one pound Of ooa
1eii4 iko$ e re EoF go ~ 6E s.1es
ous q pouad .! da,sa Id s. Of ground W6s LA aad
sgpao ~ f!uiic. Go5b GRoCxD co1oR FOR Do-7o ore
poutd of Gaffes I'D > ground Hhts Lead And Ts1y
r. .5:1. colon nsy ee vs1ed aleosttadean
tee = tac of aay p1aes1 pta'eF Hay
y. B--The eooEs q! -th the Gfanea htauld be OF
u bess quality to p.pduee Tie do 'ssed stast.
+ OBJECTIONS FoH USE.
II. ro1o. tE.t ,eq.tses K. oil tAaa cry nAtr
ri Point ord daes M eaa aay Y Aau'sAy tss4Eixn
r. ortads wood Of ason wctk two n her thlck eon.
saoald BE applied n1ed With boiled or Isv Lnseed Oil
| .ad sutac.eLt qu.at.ty Of 6Fyer1.
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y.rcs of or isr=. or for 1Kcs Of eAa7asa OF
y, fn, of WOOD i1ua q, bet ~7ts exposed 70 tn.
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b 1elahle Ia POI Of a;oEo;HJ - to d1;a.y. to ~
nthsr ezat1ss linen teuts fal ZACH
Gd. xaEz zent In palasicZ s.kY rSosA Ahoud b
rten ue holes With putty nsee Of 0ra'toa PART
I'D LIZ etd on. vs!eh when d fosms perfectly waseE.
= To si,.tr t,o.e Who lave neye- rsed tte ar.noa
Ps!1t thst sef Il se aah eaoEsd Ct aaJh!r&
fshsd p.n1e11 1cas of thts pssas .ev tYai TAs
u keall pfee Of the Paint s1 PEI D. h pAekAkna Of %o
as-@ GRAFTON rA1xr COMPANY.
CHA8. Il. NOBLE, Axsnt,t
| uysho;15soes II South cla1k ssee1'
, 1860-05-28

FALL IRON WfNpow.-1Fe learn just as We
90 to press, ~th3t man fell from the second
story window Of his house on the North Side,
and was instantly killed; Tho Coroner will
hold an inuuest this morning.
, 1860-05-28

- Webb SISTERS open at Mctlcker'a cn
Monday night T.. : : ? : w..