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The Charleston Platform.

eeFhe following, in addition to the Cincinnati
Platform, was adopted at Charleston. 1t was
presented by Mr.. SAMUELs, of Iowa, and or
its adoption occurred the bolt of the Southern
members
Reso1oed, That we the Democracy of the
Union, IN convention assembled, hereby declare
our Affirmation of the resolutions unanimously
adopted, and declared as a platform of rrinoi-
piles by. the Democratic Convention at Cincin-
natl in the year 1856, believing that Democrat
icprinciples are unchangeable in their nature
when applied to the same subject matter; and
we recommended as our only further resolution
the following:
Reso1ced, That it is the duty of the United
States to afford ample and complete protection
to all its citizens, at home or abroad, and
whether native or foreign born.
ResoEped, That one of the necessaries of the
age, in. a military, commercial, and postal point
of view, is speedy communication between the
Atlantic andPacifc States, and the Democrat
ic party pledge such constitutional enactments
as will insure the construction of a railroad to
the Pacific coast at the earliest practical pc
rod
Rcso1sed, That the Democratic party are in
favor of the acquisition of the Island of Cuba,
on such terms as shall be honorable to our
selves and just to Spain. 30
ResolUed, That the enactment of State Leg
~lslatures to defeat the faithful execution of the
Fugitive Slave Law, are hostile in character,
srbyersiye of the Constitution, and revolution
airy In their effect. -.
The following Supplementary resolution was
adopted at Baltimore : -ssrs-
Resol0ed, That it is in accordance with the
true Interpretation of the Cincinnati plat
form that during the, existence of territorial
government, the measure of restriction, what
ever 1t may be, imposed by Federal Constitu-
tionson the powers of the territorial, legislature
over the subject of domestic, relations, as the
same has beef, or shall hereafter be, finally
determihed by the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, shall be respected by all good citi-
zens, and enforced, with promptaess and fdel-
ity, by every branch of the Federal GdTert-
ment nna - b. ..- Ii
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Breckinridge's chances in his own
Home,

The Nicholasville (Kentucky) Democrat,
published in Mr.. Breckinridge's district hoists
the flag of Douglas and johnson. The editor
says: .s5
cit has ever been, and is now, our fixed and
determined purpose to support the man for
President who fairly and justly obtained the
nomination. While we admire and love Mr..
breckenridge, we cannot forsake the modieum
of nationality that yet remains to the Democ-
racy to promote his interest to the detriment
of that party whose recent rupture has cast
such a gloom over our land and nation. We
love the Union. We will never knowingly
take a position which will array one section of
the Union against another. Mr.. Breckenridge
did not receive the vote of Kentucky in Con
~vention, and he will not receive it in Novem-
Der next. If he accepts the nomination from
the handful of delegates who seeded at Bal
timore, it will initiate against the success of
Mr.. Douglas, while it ensures his own over
whelming defeat. At a time like the present,
when the greatest harmony is needed to ia
sure success, it is suicidal to attempt a victory
with a divided 'front.'"
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MORE HELP.-The Western Cleaner, pub
lished at Cleveland, Ohio, and heretofore neu-
trail in politics, has hoisted the Douglas and
johnson flag. The Cleaner has a wide circu-
lation through the State, hence its support of
the Democratic nominees will have a powerful
influence. Every day we hear of new access
ions to Douglas ranks, and the watchword with
all is douglas, johnson and Victory" The
Cleaner says:
We to day hoist the name of the Peoples can
didates for President and Vice Pesident, Ste
phen A. Douglas, of Illinois, and Herschel v.
johnson, of Georgia, and predict their success
over the extremists North and South, as did
jackson sweep the Nation clean of such cliques
in 1928. The triumph of the Peoples candi-
dates in 1860 will bring peace, happiness and
prosperity to the nation their defeat will bring
distraction, disunion and anarchy! Mark
that !
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The Democratic state zycEef.

The ticket nominated by the Democracy on
the 4th for the Supreme. Bench, the Board of
Public Works and Attorney General, will be
found in its appropriate place this morning in
the Union. 1t is a good ticket and will re-
ceive the united and vigorous support not only
of the party, but of conservative men of all
parties, and will be elected in October.
THOMAS j.. S. SMITH is well known to the
people of Ohio. He is an able lawyer a sound
politician and an excellent citizen. No man
will doubt his fitness for a seat on the Supreme
Bench. He is infinitely superior to his COM
petitor, JACOB BR~INKERHoFF, in all the quail
tiles requisite for that digniied and important
position.
ABNER L. BAoKUs is now a member of the
Board of Public Works, having been elected
over JACOB BLIcKENsDERFER in 1857. He
is a gentleman oflarge experience, and a prae-
teal engineer who has not a superior in the
State. His capacity no man will doubt, and
his services in the present peculiar condition
of the Public Works cannot well be dispensed
with. I
MIR. STAMBAUGH, the nominee for Attorney
General, IS a lawyer of experience and skill,
and well qualified to discharge the duties of
the Office for which he has been designated by
the Convention.
Take the ticket altogether it has merits far
superior to the abolition ticket, which was
nominated in this city in June last; and hence
is must commend itself to the support not only
of the united Democracy. but Of a large body
OF conservative men who although they do not
belong to the Democratic Party, abhor the
doctrines of the sectional Republicans as mueh,
as Democrats do.
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SHERLFFvS SALE J

State of Ohio In Ashland County
VS.. y --- -
Isaac Wright Common Pleas
DURSUANT to the command of a writ of vendi
Il exponas VS.. the Defendant duly Issued rom
said Court, dated the 25th day of June, 1860, and
TO me directed l will sci at Public Auction at the
door of the Court House, in said County. on
Friday, the 3D. day Of august, 1860,
o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following described
lands and tenements to wit Being the undivided
one seventh part of twenty acres. being the south
Township twenty two and Range sixteen; also the
undivided one fourth part of one hundred and fifty
nine acres being the northwest quarter of section
four Township twenty-five and Range sixteen, as
the property of Isa:c Wright. Defendant.
Appraised at s.. Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
July . 1860. pfS0, 90
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NO71r

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court ef
the County of Ashland, and State of Ohio, made
on 4th day of June, 1860. In the case of George
Myers, guardian of Benjamin F. Moor, VS.. Benja-.
min F. Moor & Elyzabeth Moor, the undersigned
on the 18th, day of July 1860, at u o'clock Of
said day, on the premises in Perry Township ASH
land County Ohio, viii offer Mt Public Sale the fol-
lowing described Real Estate to-wite The undiEided
twelfth part of the following described Lands; part
of the North East quarter efssectien eighteen; inT
Township twenty-five of Range fifteen, of lands d.
rected to be sold at Canton, beginning at the North
East corner of said section, thence West twentssev-s
en- chains, and ninety and one-half links to = stake,
with two leaning trees, marked by C. W. Christmas
as County surveyor, as a dividing line between said
tract, ;aad a tract belonging to Isaac Kelly, thence
South forty chains and seventy links to a stake,aby .
a hickory and ash tree marked by leaning trees as
aforesaid, thence East twenty-seven chains and
ninety and one-haH links 10 the dividing line be-
tween John & William Shisler, i'm the line Of said
section thence North to the place of begipning(
containing one hundred and ten acres more or less
and subject othe dover of said Elizabeth MooR-1
Terms of Sale one third cash on the day Of sale,
one third in one year, and one third instwo years
from the day of sale, to be secured by. mortgage
on the premises sold, and the deferred payments to
bear interest at the rate of 8 per cent per a4nnm
payable annually. GEORGE MYERS,
Guardian of BENJAM1N F. Moor. 2 sSsH 4w1 L
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Attachment.
C. o. Tannehill, Plaintiff,

C. o. Tannehill, Plaintiff, ,
against
Henry Leyman and James Weldon, Partners under
the name and firm of Leyman s. Weldon, Def'ts.
DEFoRE Paul Oliver, J. P, of Green Township,
Ashland County, o. On the 28th day of June,
A. ID. 1860, said Justice issued an order of Attach
ment in the above action for the sum of t~hirty-six
dollars and seventy cents. c.. o. TANNEHILL.
July IL, 1S60-3w n6* Ea
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Attachment

t=ef .s~s John Taylor, Plaintiff, 2.
against
Henry Leyman and James Weldon, Partners under
the name and firm of Leyman & Weldon, Defts.
DEFoRE Paul Oliver, J. p, of Green Township,
DAshland county, Ohio. On the 28th day o fJune,
A. d. 1860, said Justice issued an order of Attach
ment in the above action for the sum of forty dol
lars and thirty-one cents,4 JOHN TAYLOR
July II, 186O-3w n6.*
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EDeaHOGTGticaP Primary Election.
p The Democratic Electors of Ashland comfy,
are requested to meet at the usual place of
holding elections inthe several Townships, Sat
urdaysthe 25th day of August, 1860, for the
purpose of voting for the nomination of the
differ MT County OEcers to be elected at the
October Election, to-wit: one Treasurer, one
Auditor, one Sheriff, one Clerk of Common
Pleas enc Probate Judge, one Commissioners,
one Prosecuting Attorney, one Infrmary Df-
rector.
Said Elections to be holden in the following
manner, to wit; the voters present to elect
one Clerk and two4Judges, who shall make a
poEI book and ta1ly-list in the usual form as is
adopted at state and county, elections. The
polls tobeopened at9-o'elnck AM and close at
6PaMy onesofthe Jud ges to carry the Poll Book
soAsAland on Monday the 9th day of August.
Said return Judges to. constitute a board of
canEasseys to. open and count the. votes cast
for each candidate, those candidates having
the highest number of votes, for the respect
i've sfHces to be filed, to be declared by said
board Of eanEassers to be the nominee. A full
attendance of the democratic electors is earn
estlY~ requested at said election.
Tie Democratic Electors are also reques-
ted to vote upon the question of making our
nominations by the popular, vote or the dele
gate system in accordance with a resolution
passed at the County Convention last fall.
BY order of the Democratic Central Commit
tee. JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Chr'n.
July I'd, Is60as.anLa.r-a -
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

SHERIFF"S SALE.
Ephraim B Fuller, e tai In Ashland County
Henry Brown Common Pleas
PURSUANT to the command of an order of sale
duly issued from said Court, dated the fourth
day of June, 1860, and to me directed, I will sell
at Public Auction at The door of the Court House
in said County, on
Friday the Sd day Of august, 1860,
between tho hours of ten O'Clock A. M. and four
O'Clock P. NJ of said day, the following described
lands and tenements towit; Being IN lot number
forty-three (43) and in lot number forty four (44)
except twenty-six feet by fifty feet off of the south
west end of said lot. number ~forty-four (44) in the
Town of Loudonville, in the County of Ashland,
and State of Ohio. Appraised at s.
Terms of sale Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
July 2 1860. pfSo,0O =
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Attachment

George Krause, Plaintiff, a-
~15 "a H Ga against sH Pft
Henry Leyman and James Weldon, Partners under
the name and firm of Leyman& Weldon, Defts. =
DEFeRE Paul Oliver, J. tP., of Green Township,
DAshland county, Ohio. On the 28th day of July,
1860, said Justice issued an order of attachment in
the above action for the sum Of dollars.
III GEORGE KRAUsE.
Perrysyille, July II, 1S60-3w n6.* yEf4
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Attachment
Paul Oliver, Plaintiff,

Henry Leyman and James Weldon, Partners under
the name and firm of Leyman & Weldon, Def'ts.
DEFoRE John Taylor, J.P of Green Township,
bAshland county, Ohio. On the 2sth day of
June, A. D.. 1860, said Justice issued an order of
Attachment in the above action for the sum of nine
ty-two dollars. PAUL OLIVER.
Perrysville, July II, 1s60-sw me- ~
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iIth " James M. Miller, Mt. Blanco, Meigs;
eth " Samuel G.. Foster, Columbus, Franklin;
18th " William Durbin, Sandusky City, Erie;
14th " Burr KELLOGG. Ashland. Ashland.
18th " Nicholas f. joss, Weinsburp Holmes.
18th " Amos Lavman. Marietta. Wasbinoton.
18th. 1" Wilson s. Kennon. 81. Clairsvile' Relm,t,
18th " Israel e Carrier Akron Summit.
d9th Charles D.Adams, Painsville, Lake;
10Th " George A Howard, Ornell. Coshocton;
list " George Webster, Steubenville, Jefferson.
On motion of Col. Manypenny, the thanks
OF the Convention were unanimously rendered
to the Officers of the Convention for. the
ability and impartiality with which they had
discharged their duties.
On, motion, the Convention adjourned sine
de, with three enthusiastic cheers for DOUGLAS
and POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY.
G. w. McCOOK, President.
EDWARD K1NsMAN, Sec'y., with 81 assis' is.
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as Executor of
the Estate OF Jacob Bennage, late ofAshland Coun-
", deceased. 500 a-
DANIEL KEENE.
Jackson tp., July IL, 1s60-3wn6.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
y has been appointed Administrator of the Estate
of George Ely, decd, late of lula County, Califor-
mia. JOHN ELY.
July IL, 1S6o-3w ne# @
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FIRST PREMIUM

At the Ohio State Eair held at Sandusky, 1858, and
at every County Fair in the State, where the same
has been exhibited.
To all who are in need of sewing, .-r ags
Come listen to our truthful showing, -
For we have proof as will be seen
That West & Wilson's s'THE Machine" Sf4-'
1t sews all thread without re-winding, a
From off two spools, securely binding,
! b Its seems so strong it can't be ripped $500
If every fourth stitch should be clipped.
1t sews all cloth both thick and thin,
From the lightest silk to thick doe skin, @
1t also will stitch, hem and gather k~r 4
And if you want it will sew leather.
1t also will make very nice embrofder,
And it is very easy keptin order, ael
For its construction is so true hz9S trf,.
That any one can learn to sew "a 6feI a-s.-
It's speed for stitch your wonder too, 2
But that does make it no less true, N 9fIJ"
That this Machine has power within 1t. 1G
To take twelve hundred in a minute.s e 30.
E-sto rs7- eL NyaL k- t;s.9 p M eyat Is
And last not least, it makes all stare ~
To think a thing SO very rare,
Is s0ld4so cheap, there's some alarmed, 70
For fear the makers will be harmed. AEsoT an
- But we in view of the hard times, -
q Will have to work for a few dimes, ~
Then drop a line, enclose s'the tin
And order one from L. G.. Blum. Fo-
Send for a circular containing full particulars
prices, testimonials, Illustrations Of stitch, SC.
Orders for Machines and Circulars viii receive
prompt attention, by addressing al atf3 f3s5l
4a L. G. BIINN, Travelling Agent, ba.
Sullivan, Ashland Co., o.!
Machines warranted, and full directions given for
using, without extra charge. ~.
One ofthe above machines can be seen in opera
ton by calling ut Bushnell & Co.'S, Clothing Store.
Ashland, May 2, 1860 aatz es 4stfs %
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~ u TT Ii.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed Executor of the Estate of
John McNabb, ST., decd, late of Ashland county o.
JOHN MeNABB, JR.@
= 3W-5 -
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LIZ July, L loou. $1,000
Anderson VIM. -. 800 Lass David s.r~nE
Able Joseph Long VIM.
Beck Michea1 Livingston J. s..
Barnes wv; +.sS ssa4 Lehman MaIgret
Brinkerhoof Richard Metcalf H.
Church. Metealf - 49, Mantooth Andrew
Clay Sarah Meuri Val -
Croninger Jno. Myres VII
Campbell in. Nimmanman Jacob
Criswell Jno. Purdie Antony ~
Crow Susan Miss Peck Daniel
crawford A. 81 Rice AImon
Denison Wesly Reiser Anna Salyilla
LAWS jefferson Rutman James
lehman Diadema Race Jpo.
Evans Samu1 sutton Annie
Eppler Christian Sheen aker Nicklus
Flickenger Levi Slough Geo.
Cart G.. Skunk A
.Geddes Geo. W. S with Charts
AlGks 3. +. Spigler Mary
nail Geo. -Shatfer All.
1arVeout VIM Sininger Rebecca M
H~ouseworth Malinda Stale Hurov
Jacob a. Scott Miss
Jones FL B. Smitk Ellen
Jeffries Mrs. N. L. Strickland VIM g
Kirk Mary E. Sheridan d Emerson
knowlton I'D. Smith Mrs. Mary
Kelly Andrew Mcbride Francis.
Persons calling for any of the above Letters will
please say advertised. =
II. S. KNAPP, D. m.
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Bg-If any Democrat viii take the pains to
read the Ashland Tines Of the last two weeks,
he will observe that it has become disguised
with its ~rail-spitting Candidate and goes in
furiously for Breckenridge and Lane Will
FOREIGN nanars n1ease notice.
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list = j. FIagg, CIncInhaIl;
I'd " John Schif,
Sd " Jacob II. Zoos, Eaton, Preble;
4th Z" Silas B. Walker, Sidney, Shelby;
9TH " Edward Schefi cid, Napoleon, Henry;
9th Z" Newton A. Devore, Ripley, Brown:
18th I" HenryD Kaufman, Washington, Fayette;
9Th /" George F. Stayman, Delaware, Delaware;
9th {" Chester R. Mott, Sandusky, Wyandott;
10th John D. James, jackson, Jackson;
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Notice.

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
1<has been appointed and qualified Administra-
tor of the Estate of Jacob Onstot, decd, lato Of
Ashland County, Ohio.
July IL, 1S60-3w nc. Ohm VAN NEST.
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Entertainment

Mr ROBERT KIBDy
So (Br SPECIAL REqUEsT)
WILL give another of his INSTRUCTIVE ana
wv AMUSING ENTERTAINMENTS on
Saturday EUening, July 18th; 1860,
IN THE
The entertainment ON this occasion will consist of
select readings, Rotations and presentations, en-
tirely different from any heretofore given by him
in this place.
ADMITTANcE 15 cts.
To. commence at z IL o'clock.
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ASHLAND co PRoBAzE coURE


ETHE following Executors, ADMINISTRATORS and
Guardians having fled in said Court their acc 8
counts for ~ettlement, to-wit: 80 a sEa~a So Fl
Final account of Stephen Wolf. Executor Of oPeffe
ter Bowman, Decd. vfpL
F" Jacob Fast, Administ stor OF =
80, - 49, - ) Jacob Oxenrider, Decd W
Z" &c 20 Thomas Hays, Administrater
- of john Binehour, Decd 49,.
-" ~ :" Daniel Campbell, Administers IS
- :. tor of Dan1 Campbell, bed,
" John Wreman, Guardjar Of
-kAe Levi Hecker. rSs ---,~4sz
Is" &c George Myers, Guardian of
-AhA Benjamin f. Moore.
-fH aEs sdt tDria Peter nerstread, Guardian =
s1ta0 rsf;aiazas of william yHarvoute e1HaW
ssaFra John Briggle, Guardian Of Nan<st
+a6 asasq eszHo cy Greiner and FannyGrsinersa
10 3E0E0p William Hefelfngsr, Guardlana0
sfts of Washington Chandler.1 SeL
H;.s-~1raHug Burns, uardianofSolo,1
ss~AEt.s -. 9-Sssmoa Braden. = q(H
The same will be for hearing in said Goufton the<
6the day of August A. d. 1860, alto O'clock A, NJ
J. d. JONES, Probate ypdge,sSZ,
PnoBAr4 OFFICE, May 81, 1860, .esst eF4tr<A
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saREH HUMPHREY MARSHALL, the leader OF
she Know Nothing party in Kentucky ever
sfnce the organizationn of that party, comes out
for Breckerrlqgess 81 .shfs $50 na si
Is thisaseeessionsa movement intended to
place the Know NethingsE power in this
s1aASmsnt r. WhoTknows?
sETbgg 4tchland be1aocrat confidently pre-
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ASHLAND, WEDNESDAY. gULY Ii, 1850
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Post Office al Ashland Ohio
Il JULY. / 1860.
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DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
THOMAS J. $. SMITH,
OF MONTGOMERY.
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FOR MEMBER OF. oF PUBLIC WORKS,
ABNER l.. U.s.,
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o TT CE.

Fersons calling Tor any Of the above Letters will
q. KNAPP. N m
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-03

Several notices have recently been pub
lished in the Newark IN. j. journals con,
corning child named Thomas Henry Finley,
aged IL years, who disappeared on July
9Th, having followed from home the band of
the Turner'S who had a picnic that day. His
dead body was found on Saturday, near the
Kossth WOODS, on the Neck, almost imbed-
ded in the mud. The child had evidently
followed the procession to that vicinity, and
having sarted to return to his home, over the
meadows, had become fastend in the mire,
and persisted from exposure and hunger.
During the night of the 9TH, his cries were
heard but nothing unusual was suspected and
no search was undertaken. The face and
nose of the unfortunate lad had been eaten a
way, probably by muskrats, and the body
was otherwise mutilated. One thumb was
found in his mouth, showing that N the agony
of starvation the lad had attempted to relieve
himself. He had perhaps fingered in this
horrible condition for two or three days, under
broiling sun by day and exposed to cold
by night, and finally perishing.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-03

IS The arrival Of the Prince of Wales is a
subject of minor Importance when take into con-
sideraton the fact that Pictures now being taken
for the small sum of Ten Cents at Kellogg's Gallery.
Pictures of all kinds taken in the most hfe-ike
manner Y j. d. KELLOGG, HIMSELF.
want the fact distinctly understood that all nv
Shorc Pictures are those of MY OWN TAXING,
and people examining them invariably decide that
they the best taken in the city, Pictures put up
in good substantial for Twenty-Five cents Chill
dren's pictures taken in from three five seconds
and warranted to give satisfaction All persons in
want of Pict ures will do well to call examine be
fore going elsewhere. You get any picture the
Art has yet Produced cheaper than the cheapest and
warranted better than the best. Stf
Haf J. ID. KELLOGG, Artist.