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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-12-12
100000 for 1851.
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Home Magazine,
For 1851! Vols. KYLE. and XVIII
EDITED BY
T. s. ARTHUR and v. +. TOWNSEND.
Devoted to Social Literature, Art, Morals,
Health and Domestic Happiness.

Health and Domestic Happiness.
90 we'll known is the HOME MAGAZINE in all
parts of the United States and the Canadast
that we are scarcely required in the announcement,
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In the January number will be commenced a nesv
serial entitled
NOTHING BUT MONEY. By is Arthur.
Miss Townsend will continue to furnish shose
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which have been the delight of so many readers
While
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On YES! HERE TT rs

T c. , H L L 4 coz,
at their nav store resn g
II TOWN HALL!
HAVE THE LARGEST AND
Best Stock of Clothing ''e
that has ever been offered to the people Of Ashland
County. We invite the especial attention Of all who
want
. 10 Cd %" L Si1
sale. Our stock, as usual, is tie best asEsrtm emit in
the place. and we Intend it always shall be 70. Its
made of the -r- -
BEST MATkRIkL,yo Of
and not surpassed in wsrknanship In ohis.
WHAT WE SELL WE wARRANTlt
Our sts.k Of @tf
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, VI
HATS AND CAPS, y sra
l"a.a CARPET BAGS,
which in variety and extent, will rival any stock in
the western country. sSa-1Ez sttE
In addition to this large and superior stesk we
have the best and largest selection Of nsrshaet
Tailoring Goods in this place, consisting Of
Marseilles and Fancy silk vsstings,
Fancy Cassin eres, Doe Skins, ClStlI,, sss.,
Comprising a. assortment ..,.x.s
Unsurpassed in Variety,
Unsurpassed passed in M ..,.ity
Unsurpassed in Richnessl l'"'
Our stock has been get up with the utmost ssrs
and taste, which we are determined to
8 L EAPRRi i Dc,
than can be bought at any ether Clicking Kstsbli.l-
ment in the West.
HAVING THE BEST CUTTEKlH
in this part of Ohio; it is needles. ts,say,J tL.t1all
orders for garments will bs exeeutea in ths best Ala
latest style.
No effort will be spared on eur part to naks irfsr
the interest of all to purchase of ss, and to retain
the confidence of ear numerous patrons Of TIE last
year. |-f1F 9dj ao
Additions Of seasoaabls goods are received almost
weekly. -.
P.s. Your Patronage is respectfully solicited!
Ashland, April Is, 1860. II 1fl 1.t,fr 4etf
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LOTS FOR SALE!!!

TOHN POAG, of New York, will Sell 10 Lots in
- Graham's addition to the Town of Ashland
Said lots can be brought at a Bargain. and terms of
Sale made easy. The Lots are pleasantly located
and will make desirable residences when improved
for that purpose. The subscriber is authorised to
sell tho above named property, and on application
will show the lots and make the price and terms of
payment known. FRANCE GRAHAM, AG'r
Ashland, Sept &c, 1860 2m- II
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This medicine has wrought the
cures in desperate cases of
Scrofula, Caneereps fermatiens,
Cutaneous Diseases, Erysipelas, Bsih.
Pimples en- the face, Sore Eyes,
Old, Stubborn Ulcers, Scsld Head,
letter affections, Rheumatic Biser3ers,
Dyspepsia, Costiveness,
Jaundice, Salt Rheum,
Mercurial Diseases, General Debility,
Liver Complaint, Loss of Appetite,
Low Spirits, Foul Stomach,
Female Complaints, and all Diseases haviak sheii
reign in an impure state of tAd Bleed.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-12-12

So eome along friends; VIC have splendid Shawl
of every size, style and finish.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-12-12
NOTHING BUT MONEY. By T S Arthur
WRITER'S OF TIE FIRST TALEW7
AND REPUTA TION

Will give their best efforts to cur pages. Besides
its carefully edited LIZERAY DEPARTMENT, a
portion of the Magazine is devoted to subjects of
special interest to the Home circle 1t has a Health
Department, a Mothers Department, a Toilet and
Department, a Boys and Girls Treas
ury, AHousekeeper's Repository, q Review Depart
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-12-12

T INDSEY'S IMPROVED
"a BLOOD SEARCHER -a
A STANDARD MEDICINE
For the speedy, radical, and efectual enre of
ALL DISEASES arising from IMPT-
RITY OF THE BLOOD.
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EDUCATION,


III MUSICAL ACCOMPLISHING -
ms E,coss S Ms as
ing come to Richmond to locate perma nently.
obtaining "a ful and complete course Of Muscsi
the sg .tys the and aiHP
HIS Circulars. card of Terms. Testimonies.
&c. may he seen al Mr.. r. II. TAyLoR's Music
Store. or at the ct. Lawrence House where he may
be seen.
fETTFK F. z
Few ans %Ss taenf HHR PaSo
fessnr of VOCAL MUSIC. he has a hgh rank [
most cordl ally recommend hm as an INSTRUC-
TOR for SCHOOLS, or private pupils
Late PRINCIPAL Of Pstapsco Female ms, e. Md
Eutaw Place. Bait, Dec. Is. 1852. fe AIM
'CHE RlCHMOS FEMALE INs1s-
i TCTE, now in it's sixth session. offers to the
daughters OF Virginia and the South the best ia
eIlltlcs for the requirement OF a thorough and
finished education. II employs fourteen able and
well tried teachers. most of whom V1rg inians
ami two of them Masters of Arts of the University.
ali that young lad, should study. 1t invites Gem
parlson with the most prominent semInares in
any time. but most aavanta seously during the FIRST
weeks of January or at the middle of February
when the second term begins.
TERMS CONE .ALF In ADVANCED
Board. including everything Siso
' French Music, Drawing, &c. usual extra
charges.
For catalogues. containing details apply to
il I0--d6w CHAS. II. WINSTON President.
TIVE CHISWICK sCHODL--CLASSTCAL
AND ENGLiSH.7h MILES WEST OF RICH
MOND.-The subscriber offers to his friends a
HON for their sons in his own family, and hopes
ly devotng his enorg les to the Improvement of his
pupils in preparing them for business or College,
to merit the continuance Of their patronage.
CbISWlCK Is unusually heal thy.
The exercises Of the school will be resumed,
MONDAY January 9th and close July 18th, 1850.
Tuition from S25 to $50.
| Board incudins table. rooms, fuel, light and
washing. Sl2ta per month. paya able hal ia ad vance
| land Dr. 3. j. pnval. Henrico; DR.. S. Coates
| Henrico; Rev. ]. B Taylor. Richmond; Yelling
ton t;oddn, Esq, Richmond
| ia 9-lul' GEO. 6. EXALL, A. M.
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,,,ronAPHIC NEWB.
.u, FOR rax RICHMOND prerATca.
-. n,ys LATER FROM EUROPE.
of THE NORTH AMERICAN

,KrAL or TIE w."
r.h .-The Canadian ssemsnip
poRr from Liverpool on tue io'"'
IN Az. geographic advices VIA N"es
er'ag'ns OH arrived here this forenoon
eoNS ux..xxI.-The cotton mar;
,,,srccl Cesf" nniay sad Tuesday comprised
\ tss ssia,das les opensag dali with deciin-
. Of &'' I,,t cIes,ns steady al iaAt qoosAti"""'
,fhaeo s,.Se,crls,ors 80 hases - The
"a z aetn -. CAV ruled buosant, wian est
\ i'a nv Of Is eca aases, eies'ns al Al so'""S'
h es % spec.l.i ThursGay The cotton mar
ia .'s 1ales steady w'th es;dastea ss'e'o "a
AZ .les csis,ars and exporters 6 "e 'S'es'
e r.eo5' y,s sssI.lIs Breads,uts gen.
rs'PF'. S.cttf,ne ;cndene, WITH dnii i'iat
49, =" rer0gted sef, s2it' ,tno.s'iuhfi .na
I Ices easier. " heal Vefs oh.i ~"
1 ,rltt IN. ~. Q isaw - last quoiafions'
sef...,, asi.-waiie IS. icd. lis. oa'' req ~
. ,i,s.'esnstown. l--liverponi. inn's'a'' "'
sfset CO.. s,.-nv,sic, NarsctP"rk anet sect
vtroo. se,iet. Lard dad and quotations nom
.., Produce Narket.--Sussr steady. Cot
s'e,d s..s. % Rnssn firm at Is I'd a+s: Sd for
NN-. 8 ats If TuTpen'ins arm al 3os' 3D."
tart On Tuesds, oonsois closed ~ 9s;a
NoaelNs. 81 A, London, on THURSDAY even
'siS' - a. The rates Of the Bank OF Eng
I 8 ~ s5ranced t. per cent
Fe6nrsGsy. a5'4 a9y - Tor account
[sENoaD DISPATCH
Frb. --latest London papers
/ "a ne .oiiowing I'D :.
-. ian. ia.--Fuuds yesterday mao "
'"hFD4' ..,dency occasloned by the With
~ ~. 80 n gold from the Bank of Ensiand. ana
Ell. scnce that Rome intenas oeah''e's
,,.,..se th-siews o: Napoleon.
M T1a -. =. M.-1he Bank mas ao'
l..s rag o. IN tefcs; 10 three per cent
ntflt,rv commission charged win Tue
=" exto.,,he boundary line between tue
n; HE Italian Provinces oil hnsIF'a
no S,af4 IL the King Of SAroin'a, IN CON
- with the Zurich treaty, held IT'S hTsi
lat peschira on the i6th January
,,rr from Vienna, IN me i-fNefp' "i VI y
-. laws that notwiihs landing the ne" fo'
,, ,an7otirations. the Government Is con
- lar,. scale the reduction OF Its
- This reduction. however. only CONSISTS
aiding home men who can he caiieo oaea
moments notice: IN,
1 loader ia the Milan Ha]etie say ma
mi, vii! probably risk las eiiori. IN
81 rasc. Il confiagraiion "ili ensure iAr NOR
..truciion than that OF last sPIihs' ro'
-, Germany refuses 10 Austria Pr0sirHf',
iii rtxe 10 Austria rtct0rt0ss, ana wa!
T. PRINCIPLES may degenerate into war o.
:, .e,uss for defensive organizations IN Gen.
Italy have been iEatured.
fine Pans PGRS announces ttat the hii'Te"
cement der arlments are actively engaged
/ .,t-,np a plan confOrmable 10 the pro-
,.r-e announced IN the imperial letters,
-. yqa H. The Official GiorHhir ne horad
I.+,-io all Catholics interested III The pre-
-'-,,,p Of The STATES of the Church that the
,~g ans ol,-yIng the dictates OF his conscience
.a ne negatively replied 10 the Council OF
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Ca.c Of Alleged SWindlimg.

putIAprr.ru1A. Feb 3-One Captain Moses
r.,. arrested at The Exchange to-day for at
,e,nntinr 10 swino!c our citizens. Moses had
nnb,ished an announcement that he was the
commander of a charity SNIP bound TO Gi.
h,.i,ar with focd and raiment for the All c ted
Morocco refugees He presented to the Sons
of Malta here what WAS supposed TO be II forg-
cd letter Of in,roduc ton from the Grand Conn
mander Of the Sons OF Malta OF New I ork.-
II va held 10 bail to await further hearing.
The prisoner protested his innocence. alleging
Thai certain party III New York would tes-
,uv "a his honesty of purpose.
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asd "a WORTH, X. T., Feb. 3.-The Over.
30 NJ, with Denver City dates to the
a. aoon al" az s'',V@ In gold dust, arrived here
Ae mn ~ was the prevailing opinion that
4,o I ali@ would Yield from one 70 two mil.
Il worth of gold after the open ing
w. MIL. HE yield last season was at< al
ssal tss a,hfi continued pleasant at the mines
eow ts, Jay before the express left, when
'lst4 ~ ~ 'he depth OF foot along the
GDepys,I IAN ,i. laden with -four, had arrived
alse 1,e ~. from Arrapaho represent the
p'es.su, occurred since the departure Of the
III is h. Apfess Flour was quoted At SIC
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WARRINGTON, Feb 5.-The leadtne Repns.
licans from Kansas, now here. insist on her
admission a. a State, with the Wyandotte con
stitution unaisered. But the Democrats Of
that Territory and the Southern Democrats
are contemplating its admission with change
of hon ndnries so As TO include Pfkse Peak and
a NORTON Of Nebraska, atill retaining the
Wyandoi,e constitution, thus necessitattne
another ratification, but SO framing the bill as
10 require only the proclamation Of the Presi-
dent TO make ii n State. The question Of re-.
oaisite population will not Be urged.
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n,,ck Re,ub,ican Caucus, &c.

WASHING TON. Feb. 4.-The Black Republic
can caucus. which assembled At the Capitol
to-day. without making formal nomination,
IL is generally understood, agreed TO support
the following candidates. Mr.. Marston, Of N.
Y. Tor Doorkeeper; MIR. Defries. Of Ohio, for
Printer and Mr. Ford. OF Ohio, for Postmas ter.
AR. Fornev, the new Clerk. will appoint ~
his chief clerk, T. Barry. Mr.. Barkiey, jour.
mai clerk. will probably be retained. Richard
sherman, formerly clerk OF the New York As
sembly, will he appointed reading clerk, in
place Of Mr.. Walker.
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The Iawrruce Calamity.

LAURENCE Feb 3-The verdict Of the jury
~ ,nouest into the cause of the recent disaster
AZ IN. Pemberton Mills exonerates the owners
If the MILL and div ides the rcsponsi Utility upon
| Albert Fully. who furnished the IRON pillars,
and Mr. Bigelow. the architect of the mill.
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an. Of rep; The schr. Edward j.
ssHa soai unas,aaeiphia, bound TO New York
~ ~ iaie Storm "' sshore AT Wiljoughby Spit, Ia
,''ereosro hn, Psrt Of her cargo was throw
- lady s,as sra Is still leaking. Her crew
z 'etbisien. She has. been towed
lsssf Eeaeb. iNau Eelie is ,tsisors Oh Cur.
,h4arans" l. Fer cargo has haan landed
'"9p.o, w n1Ahs. Feb ..-Atriyed n .
'H' 'aefrinaek, from TIE Pacific,
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The Commerce of the Lakes.

OswxGo. Feb. 3.-The Commercial Times
animal statement OF the commerce Of the Lakes,
now being prepared, shows that by converting
rorr into wheat the total amount OF grain
shipped eastward from the Lake regions over
Lake Ontario in the year 1859, was i'.-0n,UU
bus hels. against y. -on.0Oo in the year 1855
The shipments by other routes Leading TO the
se,hoard show "A considerable decrease since
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HyvhOs w. keeSre, Auct'r..
IOffice corner of 18th and Cary streets.J


ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND HITCH
" EN- FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUG
TION-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY MORN.
ING the Sth instant. commencing at 10 O'Clock. at
the residence of Mr.. GEo. a; HuNDLsY who is
declining housekee ping at the corner Of ffh ana
KITCHEN FURNITURE. consisting; IN part, OF
superior sideb,'ard and China Press Dinins NJ, u
ting. on Cloth; Hat Rack; Bedsteads; Beds; Mat
tresses; edting; Bureaus: Washstauds; Tables;
Feneers and Fire Sets: China ana Glass ware; to-
turc, Cooking Utensils. &c.
TERMs-Al! sums under $50. cash: over that
amount, four months credit. for approved, nego-
table notes, with Interest added.
leg THOS. W. KEESEE. Auct'r.
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The Case of the PugiliSts at Buffalo

RrrrAro Feb John MOrrissey pleaded
entity 10 the indictment for leaving New y ork
for the purpose of engaging in prize fight be.
rween Price and Kelly and will be sentenced
tomorrow The others indicted Will do the
same.
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AUCTION QAIB0,
FufUhE DA1e.
BY rergussn L Detsle, AGrtSl
NORFOLK. Va.
100 O00 CIGARS AT AUCTION.
lOU.VOU In band at the Custom House.

We will sell on FEBRUARY 9th, at II o'clock, atthe
Gusts m- House..
Imported by Henry Fitzgerald, direct from Ha.
yana, consisting Of quarter and tenth boxes, and
in hbis locs0.
AI.SO-Several boxes PINE APPLE JELLY.
The attention Of tbs trade 10 especially directed
to this sale. FER6USON hEtCI -;
IL 6-tds Aucts Nor1oiks
N1OT1CE.-On WEDNESDAY,. the sth Fob
~ ruary, will Offer my EAR VI Ct public sale: ON
and a half miles from the town of Manchester,
containing 6ii acres. adjoining the lands Of Thos
Leth1o. Or. u. e Winfree. Moseley ana others =
The open land produces we'll; the balance Is In
wood, and good heart pine, ,rocp
Aiter the sale of the land will sell my STOCK,
consistins OF HORSES, COWS and HOGS. Also.
my FARMING IMPLEMENTS. crop ct CDhN N,
OATS. FODDER, &c. JOHN WALkEh.
e
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Failure,

CINCINNATI. Feb. 3-Joseph Elstner -four
merchant of this city. failed yesterday. His
liabilities which are most lyto Eastern houses,
are renortCd at Siet.Nut
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! New loBg. Feh 4.-Floar ia dull-State s. con
IS: ONO 50 Is u 5 IS: Southern SIS 4OG5 t5. " heat
| Is Gym-CaliEornla white SI:5 Corn is dull-white
I and yellow sJcs2 cents. Pork IS da-new mess
| sIS 25nls Il; cid mess SlS.l2 Lard is firm and
| ouiet Whisaey Is dali at % cents.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

<A@ HENRiCO LAND FOR SALE.--For
<{N sale. privately. my very desirable HOME
49, STEAD, containing fourteen of improv-
ed garden land, SIX miles West of Richmond. living
immediately on the Three Chopped road: and ad
l.mning the lands OF D Carter and W; Green
There is all the necessary out houses, which are
in goJd order; well of pure water and young
orchard OF cholce fr;iIt trees. small family will
Hrd this most desirable residence. The neigh
torhood is good and healthy. For particulars ap-
ply TO THOMAS GINNETT,
fe2-lm* HenrlcO,
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AUCTION Saba
IUTURR 0Hye,


~ Osddf. z ARResssa, Auctse.
C9Nr}esIpNEE.;h4.s szI;E OF xALuA.
,stss 81 ~ 4 a. rowN OF
CiEcuit Court Of ChesterhsId. :r".SunsSA - ne s
October term, 1859, in the case Of Ess9fsrSx x
Doney, We viii sell At pa blio auction. on I'd ~.
mi.es, on MON pay, FebEuary Is, lS6O, At the hour
LOT fronting l61 feet ON south side 81 Hull, h.
tween Lawrence and WARRINGTON streets, and run
cudin 4the OLD r ARMkAS' no Ell. now IN the
occupancy Of Mr.. James Donlsy: Also, = LOT in
rear Of and adjoining the above, fronting 30 feet
Warrington street, and extending back between
parallel lines "a feet to Lawrence street, with the
improvements thereon.
A part Of the FIRST named lot fronting $ feet
Hull street. by 100 feet deep, will be first sod and
the baIanc divided to suit pure hascYs.
TERMs.-Enoush in cash to pa, ezpenses of gsle
and costs OF suit balance At II and IS months. for
negotiable notes, interest added, Witi ap roved cn
d"rsers aud title retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid-the purchaser TO pay the taxes and
insurance for 1860.
ROSCOE B. HEATH,t
CHAS. r FRIEND, { LON r.
CoDDlN j APPyKsON. Aucts. in lids
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. Drrou1H7 TAX L1sr.

f;5 ri
osi @ Pay e Thu
~ ~ u previous" '''
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60 sailing brig .'MACHIAS." Captain J. H..
- suor?y. having, the greater potion of her
csTs" enS V co, VIII SAL with quick dispatch For
Oi fs4oiw " ''s''' S'WViy W. 8 s. coLouIrr co.
LIT AZ FkoM KkkR NV ! 3 TX 70 70
MEAsr REMEN Ffl Sdobs REDUCED TO
Eight Brf GENIs 81, HN 12f GFH 66iI RE-
Merchants receivin, Goods froEl NEW YORK.
are informed that they Can now receive them
WEpNES DAY and sATURDAY AFTER-
MOONS, and It greatly rednced rates.
'a''n OIL rates MHbIaM IN spWRl ssoN
!e3-2m Opposite Steamships Wharves.
IS FOR MOBILE. ALA.--The superior
80 SSow. Master. having the greater portion
"t her cargo engaged and gong on board, will have
al al r TO dsei w F % g. IF f'ss 60
FOR NEW OKLEANS-Ths superior
n.E.S fast sailing schooner ROSENEATH, Capt.
BAn AXE having large PORTION of her cargo :!
'is ia n'' balance Of bh XVI I, s'RM curRE
SPECIAL. NOTICE Until fur
$3.50 hss notice w he 5oR Mt Co. Ga R3sh
%Ssf sfs5 shna ~ IS
Rcsmand for New York avers M 81 f and
FRIDAY. at4 P. NJ, touching at Norfolk and City
Point going and returning.
ia l3-ts LUDLAM L WATSON.
.N-~sA NOTICE.-The steamer CURTIS
z. oh NPECK will. after MONDAY next,
ssz1s'<f7szss 5th inst, discontinue running be-
tween this, Portsmouth and Norfolk. until fur
ther notice.
The steamer GLEN COVE, Capt. z. C. CLIFFORD
will continue the regular run between this, Ports
mouth and Norfolk. leaving the wharf AT Rocket:
regularly every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY anc
FRIDAY MORNINGS. at So precisely. and re.
II apn a IL, tHJ cd
ing Norfolk at The same hour.
de Its K. D, HASKINS,
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EM0VAL We beg leave t. inform our
IL friends and the public generally that have
removed ~ our iron front store on Governor
street. between Main and Franklin, where we
all articles our lire. and will be able To show the
larEest and most complete assortment ofSTOEES.
RANGES: FURNACES: BRITANNIA PLATED:
in any house either North or South. We have also
a MAGNIFICENT assortment of GAS FIXTURES. Of
all kinds and shall continue to carry on the
PLUMBING. GAS and STEAM FITTING, TIN
and PATENT ROOFING branches of bust
suring our customers that we have systemi zed
our business that shall attend to all orders with
promptness. Thankful for the verv liberal patron
age bestowed on US for many years past We hope
to receive continuance Of the same IN our new
housa.
PORTABLE GAS WORKS put up in town and
country. CHARLES u. ALE q CO.
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