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By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionssrs.

TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES AND LOT,
Fronting on FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN /
AND 4 STREETS NORTH, At AUoTIos.-By virtue of 3
Supreme Court. shall sell for the be net of the
minor heirs of John brereton. deceased, on MON
DAY the 18th instant, 1T o clock p. M in front
of the premises, Lot No IL, in Square No. 2lS hav
ing front of 40 feet on Fifteenth street west,
streets north.
Terms of sale: One half cish: balance in six
months, the purchaser to give totes for the
deferred payments bearing interest from the day
CT salO and satis; actorily endorsed.
Ana upon the full payment of the purch ass
money, and TIE ratification of the sale, deed will
be given.
Al conveysacing at the cost of purchaser
Ii the purchaser should fail to comply with the
terms in i've days, the property will be resoid st the
risk and coat Of the first pun chaser. by advertising
tho three times in the National IntsllgsncsF
ELIZA A. DRANE, Guardian.
js b-ee&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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ByJ. O. MCGUIRE & co., Auc.ionesra.

TRCsTEE's sALEOsyALUABL BIZ LOTS NEAE
i THE DEPor AT PUBLIC SALB.-By virtue of Q
deed of trust accorded in Libsr J. A. g., No. iFI,
inston county. in the District Of Columbis. we
win sell, ut Public Auction, in front of t ne
premises, on tn URSDAY, the 18th day of June,
1865, at half past 6 O'CLOCK P. NJ, Lots numbered
tnree. seven: eight, eleven fourteen and fifteen
the subdivision of original lot numbered two, in
square numbered six hundred and twenty nine,
g, 7.e IL, y, and Is. in subdivision Of Lot Q,
square No. 69 which NEST eli bly, located on
First street west and New Jersey avenue. between
purchasers
Terms of sale: One half cash; and the residue in
one year. with in tsres., secured on the premises
All conveyanees at purch sser's cost.
Unless the terms of sale are complied with in
three days from ths day of sale the right to resell
at ts risk and cost Of defsulting purchaser Ia
served.
BY order of tn e Trustees.
je 6-eod&ds j. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auats.
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GRHIN q WILLIAMS, Austs.
ByJ.C. McGUIRE Go. Auctioueer.

ByJ. O. McGUIRE & co. Auctionssr
BUILDING LOTS on VERMONT AvEHUE
ID AKp TBfRrEESTH STREET, BSTwEEs o. yNpk
June 10Th ct o'cio 81. the premiseas NO shalt
sell Lot 8 In square No. III. divided into eight
build inr lots Of about II front each fonr of them
on Vermont avenue. and four on Thirtesath rect
Terms. One third cash the remsinderlin SIX ana
xs! conveysnoes st the cost ef th epurchAser.
je4A ]. Q. Me9ulk1d Co. Auess
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GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Aucss
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE co., Auctionoers.

By &c. McG IRE co., Auctioneers.
EOUR VALUABLE LOTS ON THE STREET IN
BEAR OF JACKSON HALL-0n TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, June 9Th, at O'Clock. on the
premises, we shall sell parts of Lots 81, SO, 30
and 10, in subdivision OF square Reservation
No. 10, fronting each IS feet the 50 feet trent
street in the rear of Jackson Hall, running back
about 100 feet to alley.
These lots are admirably situated for the purpose
of u Livery Stable Manufacturing purposes,
and We invite particular attention to the sale.
Terms: One. third in cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by u
deed of trust on the premises.
All convey ancing at the cost of the purchsse
Title indisputabe
Je5d % Mcguire & Co, Aucts
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"A just ARRIyEp-
NJ. y. RUM, PORT, SHHRkY and. az AREr
WINES. Also. . cargo Of PC AIQEAtll cheap
mTa Tvs 1of Water st.. asorEetsxn, D, o.
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BY GREEN 4 WILLIAMs. Au .tioneers.

BY GREEN WILLIAMS, Au shoneers.
EASE FOB FOUR WARS OF LARGE LOT
ssrwEEs IsrM AND I4rH sFsEErs. No. 2S5. AZ
ApcrIos.-on TUESDAY the 9th instant, we SHAH
sell at O'Clock P. ~. in front of the prem.
255, ON south eide of street north between 18th
and l4tA streets west. and the lease OF the LOB
which it stands which lease runs four years. The.
above property is nearly new. and sa sxeeiisns
husipesB stand
Terms cash.
iQ A. n AM
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

- L. SHOEMAKER,
~ o N CIAL b B o Il
REAL ESTATE AGENT
WILL ATTEND TO THE COLLECTION or RENTS AND
SALE REAL ESTATE
Office at Farmers and Mechanics Bank. 9eorg
town. D. G. je S-3m
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VINEYARD 9ROUNDs

VINEYARD GROUNDS
i H. Subscriber has for sale in the immediate
vicinity Of WASH ington, PLAT OF GROUND ad-
mraoly tspted by soil and exposure to the Gu Iii
walton OF the grape. To gentleman or company
who would wish to embark in that enterprise SUI.
perior advantages will be offeredsnd portion Of
in n ts ken For particulars apply to DAM
SOLOMON 3e2 Penn. avenue lie 3-JWE
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOM, WITH OR WITHOUT
hoard, on 81 floor. Apply at No. 2s6 G street
between 18th and 18th SITS it,
ROARD.-New house; new furniture. l4J 18TH
- itreet. Also, Table Board. Meal hours: 8. 4,
and O'Clock. my ~ lw*
GUNNER BOARDING Those wishing to spend
~ the Summer North will fad pleasant ROOMS
at Mt. Airy, eight miles from Philadelphia, on the
Chesnnt Hill railroad: The country is healthy
and very beautiful. The house is spacious and
well supplied " tn amusemepts. and hourly ON
muricaton with the city. Address Mrs. BROOKE,
No. 1912 Pine st., Phila. my 27-2aw2m*
CLERKS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY
~ and navy officers and strangers visiting WASH
ington, mas lind comfortable home in one of the
most delightful locations in Washin gton, No. 50
Missouri ave- nue.; One very large front room, I'd
story, now vacant. rly Is
BOARD "A 'ady having taken houre in the i'm
- mediate neishborhoUd of the Treasury, State,
war and Navy Departments, offers large and well
furnished rooms with board. and all the comforts
of q home. few table boarders will be taken.
Apply At No. 395 18th street, between r and G
streets, one square south of Pa. avenue. Refer
ences required. my lift
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COOP ORpER.-We understand that tbs
Provost Marshal has issued an order prohibi.
ting any person or establishment selling intoxi-
eating drinks TO any teamster employed In the
q uartermaster's Department
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HAVE you discovered the important fact that the
Dollar Store, ABS Penn. avenue, near Four anda
half street is the RICH place to buy slrY and
Silver plated Ware? If not, take our word for it
or go and see for yourself what dollar will buy.
my 5,-lWF
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STARTLING. BUT TRUE-Ths Volunteers are
Drawing tbs dangers Of Fever, Scurvy, Wounds
and Cholera. Many gallant fellow will leave his
bones to bleach, who. by the aid OF Hollo way q
Pills d Ointment would have returned to his
family. strong and healthy. Soldiers, try thep!
Only e cents per Box or Pot.
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sPsRMAfoRRHgA DAN BIB CURRD.-Dr. Rands
specihe cures Sper1Iaiorrh1d. Seminal Weakness,
ly. Its effects are truly magical. trial of the
Specific, will convince the most skeptical OF its
merits. Price 81 box. Sold by 8. Q. Ford cor
ner llth street and Pa avenue, Warrington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. js ely
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E>OR SALE-6OO sst Is and A-horse second hand
E bARNKSS SO coed second hand citizen ani
Mcclellan sADDLK6; also, . large let of Second-
hsnd BkIDLES. Apply to HI B.. JOHNeTON, No.
S13 Pa. ~ cnue, between ~ and 9th streets. en-
p0site National. a. 8-0o1Es
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IL JEO. w LUMSbON
Il OkWARBING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
81 AND 103 WATER STREET,
Georgetotpn. d. c.,
Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour Grain, and
Merchandise generally Procures Freight, Char
ters Vessels, TO
Business transacted always with promptnsss and
dispatch. mar Aft
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| ROARD.-New house; new furniture. 445 18TH
- street. Also, Table Board. Meal hours: 8. (,
| and n, -Ixvt
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des4rters arrived in the city yesterday, and
were committed to the Central Guard House,
preparatory to being paroled and sent North,
viz: s. ID. Stevenson, Yaram Glenn, Charles z.
Davis and A. ]. Dunlap, 9th Alabama; J. S.
Iaphard and Charles melay, 5th Louisiana !;
William Bepnet, 10th Virginia and W. II.
Rogers, 1Btn Mississippi.
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SQUARE 1873, CONTAINING 7O,695 SQUARE
~ teet more or less, situa ted at tn intersection
OF New hampshire, Connecticut and Msssschu-
sets avenues, ana ons OF the handsomest build.
ine sites in W ASH gton will be sold at 10 cents
Per foot, cash Apply to A. HYDE, at Riggs 6
OOs 4-3t~
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/ HAVE another cargo of that good Hay, from
New York, that will sell at 5 80 per hundred /
have the best stock of Feed in thu District all Of
which l will sell for cash cheaper than any other
merchant. Call soon. lit IA WISE
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-James A
Wise, disorderly; S1.9i. Jas. Cochran, drunk
locked up hours. VIM. Douglass, assault
and battery; Jail for court Luke Cabe, drunk;
locked up hours. q. O'Gorman, Creating a
nuisance: 1894. Charles Keenan, and John
Thomas, fighting; bail for peace. John Weig.
man. sleeping in street; dismissed. Charles
Garyins and VIM. Royghston, suspicious char
actrrs; sent TO the Superintendent. Washing
ton Peterson, threats; bail for peace.
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ITO LET-Pleasan. FURNISHED ROOMS, with
L or without board Centrally located. near
the Patent q nd Pest Office and city cars Apply
at a31 Fl strest, between 9th and 7th streets.
IL e-lws
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By J. c. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers,
YHEN SUPERIOR LEATHER TOP BUGGY
DAY MORNING. June 9th at ii O'Clock in front
OF the Auction Rooms, We shall sell
Ten perior Lrather-top Buggy Wagons made
by Fsrrhiid for city trade, : :
Terms cash.
my 20 &c MCGUIRE 4 Co. Aucta
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QCARTERMAsTRR's ORGANIZATIoS.-T The
clerks ana employees Of the Quartermaster's
Department in this city are being organized
into military companies, and will be drilled
and disciplined, so that they may be ready to
be used in certain military capacities to the
number OF perhaps SIX thousand effective men,
and relieving that number of regular soldiers
for duty elsewhere on emergency. The whole
force will be commanded by Gen. ID. II. Rucker;
the other officers to be selected from military
officers connected with the different quarter
masters depots. The non commissioned officers
will be selected from among the clerks in the
department, and the rank and file will he COM
posed of the teamsters, laborers and employees
generally.
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RETURNING HONEY esterday the 37th N.
Y, 400 men, Col. Hayman, and the 3Sth N. Y,
326 men, Col. Allison, arrived from the front
and proceeded homewards to be mustered
out Of service.
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WAS LEFT AT THE METROPOLITAN BATH
w ing Rooms. on Monday night, June lst, .
full SET OF TEHTH. on gold which the owner
can have by calling at the above place, 331 3 st.,
between 18th and Eth streets, fronting Penn. av
iaQ
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WANTED TO RKNT-A small HOUSE, or two
w ROOMS, uafurnished, in vicinity OF the
sevsE tn Street Market. Address James, ;" at the
office of this pa per, stating location and rent.
L. A
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E0R SALE HOUSE AND LOT-A t.o.story
between l21h and l3,h streets, With a large Lot
fronting Is feet on street. running back II, feet
to an alley. Apply to HUGH FRIEL, on the
premises. No. AS. lie 4-Iw*
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HOUSE PAINTBRs.-We call the attention of
the journeymen house painters to the adver-
tisement announcing meeting to be held this
evening at Temperance Hall.
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ITO LET-0ns suit Of sleg ant ROOMS aud one
Il large CHANBsR, bath room attached suita
435 street, three doors eatt of City Hall. Terms
moderate je3-3tN
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r OsT-On Monday evening, the lst instant, near
IL the intersection Of Penn avenue and 10th st 4,
= pair of GOLD FRAME sP1CTACLBS. S5 viii
be given for their delivery in good order at the
drug store of W. b. ENTWISLE corner Of Penn
avenue and 18th street. 10 3-Sts
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THE ASHLAND Union WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY Is,

the circumstances Of our emigration and settle
ment here. We have appealed 70 their native
justice and magnanimity, and we have con-
jured them, by the ties Of ouT common kindred,
to disavow these asurpations, which would in
eyitably interrupt our connections and COR
respondence. They, too, have been deaf TO
the voice of justice and consequently. We
must, therefore, acquiesce in the necessity,
which denounces our separation, and hold
them, as we hold the rest of mankind, enemies
in war, in peace, friends.
We, therefore, the representatives, of the
United States of America, in General Congress
assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of
the World for the rcctitude of our attentions,
do, in the name, and by the authority of the
good people Of these colonies, s~olemnly pub
lish and declare: That these United Colonies
are, and of 6 right ought to be, Free ard IN
dependent States; that they are absolved from
all allegiance to the British crown, and that all
political -connexion between them and the
State of Great Britain, is, and ought to be, to-
tally dissolved ; and that, as Free ald Inde-
pendent States, they have full power to levy
war, conclude peace, and to do all other acts
and things which Independent States may of
right do. And, for the support Of this decla-
ration, with a firm reliance on the protection of
Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to
each other, our lives, our fortunes, and our sa-
cred honor.
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s@- Agricultural "Goak."-A couple of
farmers met at a tavern, and in the course of
cony e~rsation they gave their respective expe-
riences in cattle-breeding. 81 had the big
G est OK in the country" said one of them ga
very big OK !; I never saw one as large before.
You can guess how big it was, when after he
was killed, / took two hundred and seventy
eight ponds Of tallow out of him." The
other listened attentively till the last marvel
lous statement was made, when he broke in
with ga very big OK that of yourn, mister /;
"a very big OK. | had a big OK, net long
since, but WASH near as large as yourn, and
we didn't get as much tallow as yours gave /;
but, Sir !" he continued with emphasis, "when
six pounds of bees wax" 81 say, mister,
'chimed in a dry old boots, ethat ere a0haeks
your story, any how ]"
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These examinations will commence at 9 e'clo c
A. M, and close at 4 P. n. No applicant will
be admitted after IL NJ. Written testimonials o
good moral character signed by at least two resp on
sible persons, will be required, which testimonial
will be kept on file. No certificates can be ant
dated. No private examinations will be hsld.
None will be examined who do not expect to en-
gage soon in teaching in this county. Recem
mends, where practicable, are required frsm Sch ,sl
directors. We earnestly request them at the 81 IS
of each term to send us q note of the success OF
their teacher. e12
This will aid US very much in giving certi6c tes
only to those who are successful teachers.
Rev JOHN ROBINSON,
Clerk of Board of Examine rs
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Not Yet.

Not yet, said a little boy, as he was with
his trap ard ball when l grow older, I will
think about my SOUL
The little boy grow to be a young man.
'Not yet said the young man. When 1
see my business prosper, then l shall have
more time THAI now
Business did prosper.
Not yet said the man of business. My
children must have my care. When they are
settled in life / shall better be able to attend
to religion
He lived to be a gray-hcadcd man.
Not yet still he cried. l shall soon retire
from trade, and then / shall have nothing else
to do but to read and pray
And SO he died. He put to another time
what should have been, done when a child
He lived without God, ana died without hope.
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More Help.

The Columbian, a s~prightly weekly, hither
to neutral, published at Columbus, las hoisted
the Democratic State ticket. The editor says:
tho circumstances of the arrest an I
trial of Hon. G. L.. Yallandigham, We see no
other course to pursue than the one we have
adopted. The party in power gained their as
cendancy only by their clamors for Freedom
CT Speech, and Freedom of the Press and
now they have denied the people both. We
certainly must pursue a course that will aid in
hurting these dcspotic tyrants from their
thrones.
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JACKSON ON MILITARY PowER.-During
the proceedings in Congress touching General
Jackson's operations at New Orleans, he wrote
the following;
"I would be the last man on earth to do an
act which would invalidate the principle that
the military should al,0dys he subject to the
ci0I poa0er.
Why don't the Abolition disunionists quote
from him, as they all claim to be original
jackson men, now?
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II CURE
DR.. O. o. Thwing,
uRoscoPlc PHYSICIAN,

OF AhhON, OHIO.
Whose extraordinary success in the treatment of all
chronic disease, has rendered his name familiar to
so many throughout Northern Ohio, may be gratuit-
ously consulted during 1863, as follows:
-Loudonville, Browns Exchange, each month, 9th
and 9th. Mansfield, North American, each month,
7th and 9Th. Ashland, Miller House, eaSh month,
9th and 10TH Wellington, Wellington House, each
month, 18th and 18th. r
In consequence of the deep seal d, and in many
cases just, prejudice which exists in the minds. of a
portion of the community against all travelling ply
sicians, DIR. Thwing will for one gear, prescribe for
all who choose to consult him and will charge no
thing unless his prescriptions perform ell that is
promised. His long familiarity with the worst
forms of lingering disease, together with his supe-
rior manner of diagnosis enables him to make up
his mind at once whether the case is durable or not;
therefore he runs no risk in guaranteeing a cure in
every case which he undertakes.
Bring or send a specimen of Urine. See circular
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Fancy Dreams of a Young Lady.

Some young ladies regard marriage as a
fairy land, where violets and roses perpetually
blosom-where the cedar tree and the CHINA
mon tree ever flourish where the waters of
tranquility and sweetness ever How. Tell them
there are thistles and briers in that state,
though they do not contradict you, yet they
do not credit you for they believe their love,
their devotedness for each other, will exempt
them from the cares, the visisitudes, the anx-
%ietiss, which generally pertain to humanity.
All lovers before marriage conceive their des-
tiny will be an exception to the general rule.
Could you give them a sketch of the pages in
their future history, they would not believe
a word they would set you down as a nissan
thrope, a painter of gloomy and unnatural
scenes, an inimicai represser of the hopes and
aspirations of youth. The dark spot which
the telescope Of your experience might dis
cover, they would regard as shadows or mole
hills in the moon. IF they would but reflect
a little, how much misery they might avoid.
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Stick this is your hat and keep it
there!

81 declare upon my responsibility as q Sena.
tor, that the liberties of this country are in
greater danger to-day from the corruptions,
and from the proAigacy practiced in the vari-
Gus departments of the Government, than
they are from the enemy in the open field
j. r. Hale, Republican Senator from Ne,o
Hampshire.
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and all goods usually kept in such establishments
and has purchased them at such rates that she can
offer superior inducements toall DESTROYS of pur-
chasing goods in this line, and solicits the patron
age of all her old friends and the public generally
and DRESSES made according to the latest styles
SARAH DEEM.
Ashland April ID, 1859. 4on
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ridge Notice.

"HERE will be offered to the lowest and best
biddersthe building oftwo bridges near Leidig's
mill in Orange township on the thin day of Au
of August at ten o'clock A. NJ, the ,ale of two
Bridges near J.. Simmons south the center Trey
Township.
July 4th, 1868, JOHN BERRY,
e W
COMMISSIONERS.
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p@- The gifted and lamented George Fl.
Flood, twenty years ago, said of John Brough,
'tyou are a mass of moral putridity, with
whom / blush to maintain a party connection
The gentleman who heard this remark, and
who reported it to us, says that he is now con.
WINGED of its truth, even if he had doubted it
before-Stark Democrat.
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CALICOES,
sHIRTINGs,
May p, 1sea-5a.fa =. s
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate

N pursuance of an order granted BY the Probate
lCourt of Ashland County Ohio, ! will offer for
sale at public auction on Saturday the 18th day
of July 1858, at 4 O'Clock P I'M. nponI thcipzemises
the following described real estate situated in the
dwelling house and about one acre OF laudsof the
N. W. corner of the N. W. quarter Of section NAM
Der 90, in Green township in said county appraised
at $3.50, also the E 4of the N. W., of thee 3 Of
N. e. quarter Of sectien 80 in said township and
county, containing ten acres, Appraised at $3.50.
Terms of sale; one third in hand, one third.in one
year and one third in two years from the day ct
mortgage upon the premises sold. lsey osE5
sas9 90 PAUL OLIVER Adm. . Of
Tx. SHEHAsD deed
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Notice.

II AvING partially r~egained my health. I here
III ii by tender my thanks to my former patrons
and again offer my professional services as Physi.
elan OF Surgeon to the citizens of Ashland county.
Rooms at the Miller House, Ashland.
L. L. CRANE, NJ. D..