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irrs lrHrou CARL, p, wprR

TEs 1EHTGu CATTLE p, WIDER
Is-~arrantedto he the most powerful Agent
for the stomach and blood of Cattle. swine,
or Sheep in promoting digestion. cleansing
the system and transferringth purified ami
NAL fluid in .fesh,s fat, milk. butter. and
strength. and Establishing healtf and vigor.
DrT0T's HoRsK AND MCLE POWDER 90
Is The only, medicine legally patented in
France, England. Switzerland, and Holland,
and duly, admitted by their Courts, honored
with Prize medals, and inyent.d by Mr.. Dn-
voy, Professor of fhe Imperial College for
agriculture at Paris, and now manufactured
by c. G. Riiner, Dr. of z. and A, Allen
town, Pa.
IL diseases Of ii e sicmacha Blced, Lungst
and bowels, speedily and certainly cured
Healthy stock viii be brought into the very
highest state of perfection, and one 10 two
IsblesPoonfuis q week is of great value to
hard working horses, breeding stock, and
Colts, and saved thousands of valuable hor-
SEES from conta gious diseases, as we'll at the
barn-yard as IN the army of the Potomac.
< The Lshigh Worm Connections
efectuaIly overcome all the obstacles which
usually prevent the expelling OF Worms, are
pleasant to take, and also one Of the mos
agreeable purgatives for Children. SO conf
dent is the inventor, of the success of his
laborious studies, in the paihol, gical compe;
sition, of this preparation, that he furnishes
every giauuateu Tnysician viii MTiIIeh
prescriptions. as q new era in Materia Medioa.'
The Union Roach. Raj, Nice and Ant
80 ~ ErserHlindtor ~
lis q Powder for the sur e determination Of all
vermin. will never change with age err eli.
mate, and much preferable to the old Phos-
phorous Paste. which hardens in a short time
making it worthless. For directions and par
ticulars see The small billsin n the Boxes.
l. ID. POTTER, wholesale Agent for ASH
land Country Store keepers supplied at:City
Prices GlevelanfAgent, BENTON g. DUN
HAM; Pittsburg AgehtSA Ale. SELLERS & Co.
n. H. DOBBINS, Drugg st, Hayesville. r (.
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Notice.

.ei5sawof Notice. 5esas3 Ia
TN purtuancs of an order granted by the4s
Probate Court of Ash and County. 0hio,I
will offer for sale. at public auction on Eatuf-
day the 18th day of September, "A d. 1864, AZ
two O'Clock P NJ. upon, the premises, the fob
lowing described READ ESTATE, situate in GheC oua
Z, of ashland and Stale of Ghios ro-wit Situate
in the township of Hanover, County of Ash
land and State of Ohio mort east quarter 81
the north west quarter of section number 26so
in township number nineteen, of range NUM-
Der sixteen, excepting Eve acres eutf of b
south west corner of said tract, be the same q
more or less. which is retained by the said
Nicholas Aleding, hereby conveying The light
of using the Spring ON said five acre tract
together with the right Of way on ssid land
for the purpose of going to and comming from
said spring ,itogether xihFan equal right ted
use the spring house thereon siiuatedH sa4.1
Terms Of Sale :-0ne third in hand, one
third in one year and one third sin tHel seanssii
from the day of sale, with, interest tke dsrq.
ferred payment to be secured by mortgage
npon the premises soldsadi 30 vsT 6fssslfaeI
HENRY BROWN Ard r.
Admir- of Phi lip Baum, deed.
By I'D. Jones his fifty.
august ,17g1s64Api$7 30 f9dgD a
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Road Notice.

lNoTICE is hereby given that 8 petition
IN win be presented to h Commissioner
Of Ashland County either next session, ask
ing the location OF County Road, commencing
at The State Road west of Haysrille. in said
County in Vermillieu township. on the line be-
tween. section ffteen and sixteen. running on
the said line North to interseft the County
road some ffty' rods west os Readings Saw
Mill. Ellyn2 b.a.nsA
ia sf,r., b.i+4 MANY PETITI0NERSsY
ruso RI 1917 10
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Dissolution

TyHE partnership heretofore existing be
tween Striueer & Jacobs is this day mu.
t1alIy dissolved. All notes and accounts, oi
the late Fl m will be settled by F. 8. Jacobs,
late Of said firm. The business will hereaftei
be conducted in the name OF and by E., I
Stringer, who hopes by attention to businesst to
obtain a liberals re Of patronage. i - = q
- Oil E. 7. STRINGER. io
Jalyge, 4uv1e ms 5stE4a 4er T. ?
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ATTENTION FARMERS

TIME subscribers have located themselves
permanently in Ashland forithe purpose
Of buying Wool s. GRAIN, for which they
viii pay the highest cash prices. We can be
found at the Ware House in the rear Of the
Store Rooms formerly occupied by Il" C.
Bushnell on Main Street: Cali upon! Us and
get the-VERY. HIGHEST prices for your
GRAIN &: WOOL. SALT & LAND PLAS-
Ter always kept on hand for Iale 81 the
lowest prices
JOHN KURTZ htil7
Ashland, june l5, 1S64-n2 3m* - T.
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gBrfdgeb Notice.

IoElI-4- 49,
"NEl ufnleEsiEnedsaiil offer to the lowest
Esnnd D~esffbifdef, the building Of q small
BMdeesoathaofRoSsbur near R~ichardSmal-
ley43nourTednesdayfe4a gust esist, 1854, ar1o
o'cIosR A.Ms ON said day. ~ I5 =
l&iso t~hsobaildinR of . large Bridge across
tha BIaEh Ebzk on the road leading from Per
~ryskilis tosL1udonyilie, near Tsylor's Mill, on
fhfEsday September 1st, at 10 o'clock A Al
epzaiadayd lAlso on same day the repairing
ola Rri3gaacrossiBlack Fork atsLeud0ayille,
at6 dSDckBS As5n szEE.1 Il z1 1sJEiEa .
1of a. bsbaDnEOHA VAN NEST 1vConr.s.
10 1sszo5 tsEsR6BERT GOWAEahi ;sa
nae1st EfhS 1s642 u b3nTo Eifaai1S' bl
lef1 Gssfzis NOTICE OF lS+) tii2t 1'9
SssE sSn9at .s5ri ~ a.1oa sy.5aI ~
Std1Jpersops5ho holding orders .gaipat the
Asz0anafyEarelequestsd 10 present them
on OF before the Isl day of September
ngxFS9sihterfaf5 on them will cease At
By order of Commission eifs.
- H KHERSHEYx "a
s&HIAGGO Tfsasarsr.l
August INV.
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From Rev. j. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor
of the Encyclopedia Of Religious Knowledge
md Christian Chronicle, Philsdelphis. ~
Although not disposed to favor or recon-
mend Patent Medicines in general, through
distrust Of their ingredieits and effects:
yet know of no ,yuficient reasons Why q man
may not testify to the benefits he believes
himse:f to lave received from any simple
preparation, in the hope that he may thus
contribute to the benefit Of others-1 s2tf+t
h 1 do this mos. re. Oily in regard to Hooh-
land's German -Bitters, prepared by DR.. @,
81. Jackson, of this cit because / was Pre-
judiced against them for many years. unde,
The impression that they were chiefly an al
coholic mixtEre. 1 amfndebted ts my friend.
Robert Shoemal or, ESQ.,, for the removal Of
this preclude e by proper tests, and for en-
coursgement to Try them, when suffering
from great and long continued debility. The
use of three ottles of these Bitters, at the
beginning Of the present year, was followed
by CIVIC emit relief and restoration 10 . degree
of bodily aud mental yigor which, hae not
felt. for six mpuths bsfore. and had almost
despaired Of fegsiniag.' I there fore thank
God and my ffiend for directing me ts the
use Of them. rsJsf @tta1 ~ 3a' tH- ~
Phi~ladelphia, June %. 1861. i5lH i
+ 3 NEWTON BROWN,Philadelphis.
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sr E A WHO SAYS so:

From the Rev. Levi G.. Beck, Psstor Of the
Baptist Church, Perbcrton, n. J., formerly
of the Moth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
=
I have known Hoohaud's German Bittero
faYorably for . number Of years. have use
them in my own family, and have been 9
pleased. with their effects hat Twas induce
that they have operated in . strikingly bene-
fetal manner. 1 take great pleasure in thus
publicity proclaiming this fact. and calling
the a tention Of those afflicted with the dis
eases for which they are re commended to
these Bttters, knowing from experience that
this more cheerful, as Hollands Bitters is
intended TO benefit the afflicted, and is mt
la rum drink" + Isis iH+t $3.50 tt" =
Yours truly, ts3TV LEVI G.. BECK. ;
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Lssgsp sise fhsldipg nearly double quantity
Iii 10 PSF lRettsrrhah dos s oet
Small sise, 76 cts. per BottieLhan dog: 81 90
BEWARE or COgNTERFEITEKS.
ssstAattAs sisasssss q &C: M sSAcKll
Shnaidl5our1nearese dtuggfstg not . ths
article, 1io3ndtBs pat on sby euy Of khs mtsx1
feaiing prsparstiols thatbmsy b. offered In
its place. but send TO as. and NeFtu forward
Pffn6ipal ONCE ana Maanfsssdrys Ne. 68f
AfchpstfeeG Phitadslphissfs1hiea { sa1Dh
: saibsiSd 2f3H iEil4sad sssG q Of cYss
From Rev. J. n. E6nf1sr. cpssiSS u HSas
ding NJ. 3. Ghurukssfiifsdsiph5f,
IA. Jsskss1rsssDste etrs-4~esy-tesd
-13 10 arb $3.50 YES
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
ATMANSFIELD with thsSandusky, MaAs-
held and Newark aud Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
& Chicago Hail Roads; Z aaraR
AT GALLON with the Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, and B~ellefountaine Line Rail
Roads;
+ ATAKROF with the Cleveland, GAINESVILLE,
and Cincinnati Rail Road, for Cleveland.
United States Express messengers Accom-
pany each train.
s. BEs- Freight shipped through from New
York to all Points on the A. G. w. Rail-
way without rausfer.
Freight shipped through from Gallon
and Points East, toNew York without transfer
II. F. SWEETSER Supt.
. Supts Office, Meadviils, Feb. 2Sd, 1861
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a. s53zG94~ -RhssAZh4 2 So
New Notice to School .Teac hers

80" UO =
Those Examination win commence at = I
O'Clock. A. ~, and close az P. d.. 4ao
No npplioan, will be admitted after II o-c,k
VI. Wriiten Testimonials of GOOD moral chat
acter signe ed by@at least two responsible eper-y
sons will be required. which testimonials win
be kept on file. No certificate can be ante
dated, and the School Low prohibits Town
ship Clerks from giving orders to teachers for
pay unless they have Ger ifcate embracing
the whole time of service. The School Law
requires teachers to understand the following
branches, and be able 10 impart insiruetisn
in them all: Reading. Writing ortheersphy,
Arithmetic, English Grammar and Geography
4 failure in one is q failure IN all, and
those not having a fair knowledge Of cacI
and every one of the above branches need
NOT apply for a certificate.
Particular attention wilfbe paid TO 0rthoe-
raphy and those not having Studied it viii be-
promptly rejected. No private examinations
will be held. School directors are requested
to furnish us reports of the success of teaeh-
rrs as thoy will aid US materially in ,msking
out certificates. Those expecting to teach
other than common brances wilBhe examined
accordingly: We would recommend to- diree-
tors the utility of employing competent teach.
ers, if they are MT the cheapest. 30 ~
The supplementary School Law requires q
fee of so cents for males and IS cents for fe.
males as q condition of examination %
/ -f. BY Order of Board. ~ -sf9,q(
49, ROBERT NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk, {,
/ 1if] sae ea7s@ -
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7aaI % gsas4t sro9rsv sSf 1ssd e afi
ASHLAND, OHIO,

OFFICE up stairs in DIR. Kellogg's new bricl
building, corner Of Main and Church Streets
I Long experience in this business readers
it almost unnecessary for me to say that my
work, has always given entire ssiisfaetient s
= sne lrpdT r@ge E.azi
SET on sold, SILVER AID YuLcANITE,
in a style tina cannot be geurpassed in this
or any other State. I wish it further un-
derstood that secured some time since, the
EXCLUSIVES right to manufacture sets Of arti.
fetal teeth upon the vulcanite base in the
town of Ashland Prices ImedersteAto suit
the tfmtssit isii sy1i9 gasI3i ,. 40 z
/ -iaap bHs b9iHioGrf J!Ws McDOWELs =
JuIv 2. la62+ttal.l I1iazlsinimhG &c %
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Edmimstrator'i Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was on the Ed day of August,
f564eJduip appointed Eadsiinistrator of the
Estate Of Christian Keener decd.
p61O ah 2 JACOB FAST. :
Th6OMo Statesman PIE Before J. p. Dover,
elsa OF s9s4zs i5.H L {1Mentgorery Tp,
HFdnzsdeu Defendant Ashland County, o
On the Gath day o August, AID. 1864, said
Justice issued an, order of attachment in The
Allows Ae6on, Tor INC sum of twenty i've dol
lars 9nd tEenty eight eents.o sss- ~ 1asR-
a. saifHEOHIO ST iTESMAN Per.
esEus.s .siz-os .sfastTsy. Kenny Agent
An3. % sf%sEoa Do 1l u IlsnEni -.
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DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASES RESULTING FROM DIS
ORDERS OF THE LIVER AND
DIGESTIVE ORGANS
Ann ogRxD BIZ
MO OFkNSr D,s
German Bitters.
THE GREAT STRENGTHENING
TO i C..
These Bitters have performed more
cures ! Have and do give better sat-
- isfacticn! Haveemore TESTIMONY
Have more respectable People to youch
for them than any other article in the
market. We DEFY any One to
contradict this. assertion.
.AJSeD We WILL r" Loco
To any one that will produce q Certifca te
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS,
Debility. Diseases of the Kidneys. and all
diseases arising from . disordsred@eFs
Liver or Stomach.
Observe the. following symptoms:
Resulfing from Disosdsrs 3 the Dt-
gestioe Organs
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullnees or Blood
to the Head, Acidity of The Stomach,
Nauses, H~esrtburn. Disgust for ;,
Food, fullness or Weight IN the =
Stomach, Sour Erucistions,
Sinking or Etuttering
at the Pit or the
Stomach. SWIM
miuO ne The
Head,
Hurried
BIZ o sthing,
AMI difficult Flut-
tering ct the. Heart,
Choking or Suffocating Sen
cations when in = lying POSTURE,
Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs be-
fore the Sight. Fever aud Dull Painin
the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellow
ness of the Skin and Eyes,, Pain in
E. the Side, Back, Chest, Limits.
&c, Sudden Fiushss Of
---Heat. Burning in
the Flesh, Cons aG53 f7r zsI
tant Imaginings
N Of Evil. and
~ great Depres-
BIOS T-flg sisn ofSpirits. p
- .1.I .Ers ---y-F 81 JOS tr
: fe Il E N E. B Il R
THA r THIS BsITTERS Is
~ r xECO m o LI C =
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHIsKEY
And can't make Drunkards,
BUT
rs THE BEST TOXIC
IN THE WORLD.
&.
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CON PASSIONS AND EXPERIENCES

I>HE IMPRESSIONS AND EXPERIENCES
OF AN 1NtALlD.
Published for the benefit, and as q eA6sA
TI0N TO YOUNG LEI and others, who suf-.
fer from Nervous Debility, Pfersa IRE Decay.
of Manhood- &C.. supplying althe- same Tina
Tue MEANS OF SELF-CuRE. BY enc who has
|cured himself after undergoing considerable
quacksry. BY enelcsinga postpaid addressed
envelope single scpies.may be sha 1 OF the aus
thor. 10
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esa., 81
Qy52] tx Brooklyn, Kings Co. y r
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NOTICE.

that the Snhoel1Fppdsfo for The different Town
ships ID ready ter di~strihutipn: fvss oPc
ISAAC GATES,saqg .sas
ET.I3rgyTY n Auditor, Ashland Co.
sspt. 7~,tSS4rt1H,
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From the Rev. Jos. H. Kennard, Pastor OF
the 10th Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson:-Dear Sir.-1 have been fire.
quently requested to connect my name with
c~ommendafions of different kinds of medi.
cines, but regarding the practice rs out of my
aPprt pirate ,phere,fI have j salla eases, de-
clined bnt with q clear proof in ~various in
stances, and pArticulsriysjne my iHmfiyg OF
the usefulness of Dr.. HooAsnd's German Bit
tiers. i depart for from my usual course.
to express my full conviction that. for gensrsl
debility OF the system snd especially for Liv-
ef Complaint, il 10 . safe and valuable pre-
paration. In some eases ii may fail but u.
sasEIy, I doubt moi. II Will be very beneficial
to 4hoso who suffer from the above cause. =
1, --no:e- Yours. very .reepectfnily. al t9ai!s
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BESE OK RoRKAEAtt

and esnEarHo nT I saiE of ci6tksS npol order
quickdr uIanahH eAtabIikhmeati tin theconAtry.
and that, too, in the most subs antiai manner
AN Cf6ths, Cassimefes, &c e Bought
ofme4 viii hare Cut into Garments
without Extra Charge. "a
1 make these ststements candidiy and fully
knsNnggaa fhaf ! capfd2 better by this commd-
nity q fine1of ny b6:iness thsn they ean
have.done elsewhere. Drop in and try me.
VIII further state that on account of the
troubled timss~ .ahd.beihg obliged 10 pay the
cash fer y goods phst toNadopt the same
rule with my cusfomers.- Henceforth. there
forecLFinkeep ne books, and all goo 3 must
be pad for Fhen taken away or good poles
giSsH15Ethieh Rfl be seceptedr By the Bank.3 .
- :, ,sRespectfully..S.-,e
y ySDss g ssZ:sGREENEWALp
ssbbtshbsSF4 p4sff "a ~ bgasesi5,
Le8aes IExecutors Notice,
NoTfcEis hereby giren that the under-
~ aigned Ess enythe 10th Of Jnne. 1864
duly appointed Executor Of Tho last will and
testament of John Ritter decd.
auV.17. ,e1eohc.
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Eighth below Coates Street. Philadelphia.

From Rev. waoren Randolph Pastor. Of Bap-
tist Church, Germantown Penn.
enables a,e to'says that I regard
the German Bitterse prepared by, us .
most excellent medieines In cases Of severe
cold and general debility hare been greatly
benefited by the use Of the Bitters, and
doubt not they will produce similar effects on
sothers;oGoilihl. 9ihst1 3iast - 80
Your, isuiy, 5aRARREN RANDOLPH
.t5nee 1odio ~ls4545s GefmsnteFnsiP ssod
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P! r. w. GO. R r. TINE TABLE
= = CHANGE OF TIMEs9af7t

On and, after date, Trains on the p. Fl. w.
& G. R.R,, will leave Mansfield Junction as
follows; I 'NS"ta "a
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On Friday. Jsa osj, WILLIE JOSEPH, iaiahF
.,,, nfceo,cc n and May Bowden, aged six
aon,!s and ,hrtaea days
Lay him gently In his coffin,
I,,a hi- arms across his breast,
WA, the cold white shtoua around him,
,,ur ,,t,ie Willie has gone to rest.
oh, my heart Is sad ard lonely
As weep above Thy bcd
And mr. home Is ene and areary.
For my darling Willie is dead.
Ills funeral will eke place from the residence
cf lis Grandfather Mr. Joseph Brown. on Eth street
on SUNDAY afternoon, It half past o'clock. The
friends and aeGnaiatances OF the family ARE re-
spsctfa,ly invited to attend without TURNER hohee'
FIrNERAI. NOTICs.--The remains Of the con-
sort of the tate Col Hugh Miller, vi Miss, hav"2
arrived In this city. will he buried This morning
the friends of the family will assemble Al the par
lar Of the spotsaood Hotel, and proceed thenco -
nr,eisc,v 10 O'Clock Ia the place of 'nieEin.ri
where the usual services Will take place by Rev
nr Duncan.
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hi Francis I. ISbeN, Crier.

4 DHINIsTRATOR's Sale Of ousehcld Furni-
n ture in Siduey-0a Tuesday morning, the
26Ea day OF January, 1894 a. 10 o'clock. l. Sidney
next door 70 the Sidney Ihodis) Oh urea, viii
as Admluistrstrx # G,trgs Betty, decd sell ali
his Household Furli ure, FLOWS:
! nsh7gaLy wardrobe
s day clock
mahogany wo.kstsud
chairs, Z s8shstands and basins
| cart e., rockiu g chair
/ mahogauy table
marble top centre table
sofa, large size
] iookiI glass
fender. window 81 AIDES
kiienoari I'D bJokcate
sac, map
l hair and shuck mattresses
9 ted. toads, I table
| feather tie and furniture, etc.
MARTHA BETTY,
Adm'x Of Geo l. Betty, deed.
SAFE conduct, Il by FRANCIS 7 isBELL, Crisr ja23
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MARRIED..

On The loth Inst. by Rev N D iiose. D -, Lieut.
rUos = COBBa, 50sh Virginia iataatry, and WIS.,
ALICE q BEAIE, la ehser OF Captain Eo"a'"
Beale, of osasge.
On tho i4,h inst. nj ST 9aanss snnf.a; hs W
rev Insbua reterkin. Cap, John w sA.ks''N :
csA, 10 Miss BETTE !, daughter OF WI ,''S
Il Rinrer ni Richmond.
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AU0Ra E1x1nDU 1um UAxa


-
TArlor md Chamber Furniture.
II Dining asd Tea wass, Kitchen rasai.ure, 80,
tie residence Of Mrs Sou, on Main %, opposite e
Charles HOTEL I viii sell ct auction her haodsome
furniture, consisting ip part Of
mahogany parlor chairs
large cushlspcd do
ine Brussels and one Kidderuin carpsts
Elegant mahogany wardrobe
French bcdetaads
Marble top cabinet and washstand
Card tables
dne sofa
VERY fine feather beds
Fine linen sheetirgs, blankets, comforts
Cottage and other bedateads
2 bureaus
large locking glasses
good assortment Of dinner and tea ware
Knives and forks, tin ware
] excellent cooking stove and kitchen utensils
paror and heating stoves, oil cloth
largelot Of valuable books
fac counter show cases
Gas fixtures
Alot CT millinery and Isdiss, wearing Spa
rel and drceses
ALSO,
to!s fl .Ir, tea, C, e, sugar, salt
Potatoes, AM many other articles
Terms cash. CAUTHORN,
jays Auctionecr.
nN MONDAY, 10Th inst, at DO O'Clock, ct my
strs, will sell at auction, lot Ct bacon
bans and shoulders. ID bags diied apples, vinegar,
cigars. tobacco. 10 bags sat &c &c.
FURNITUgE.-At ID O'Clock 1 viii sell lot Of
Eurniiure, consisting Of
sofa, 2 bureaus,
j, A large lot of kitchen ware,
Tables chairs,
Feather beds, bedding,
Cooking and pari0r stoves,
Setsee, aa1 various other articles.
js2s CAUrH5RN, Auc'k
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LITTER LIST.

= fsf Or LETTER REM INNING IN TIE RICHMOND
3 Pffsr~0FETCE on ihe - daT Of jar, 1876.
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w.. ACARD.-
~ "The quality Of the coal furnished by the
Mid o,hian Coal Mining Company the city deal
eus while deemed by them of an average kind and
quality. Is nothing more than IN i'm ;alpatle coal
dust. The true explanation 81 this is found In The
fact that the company finger picks out the Jumps
and sends il 10 be haNkei in wagons about the
coua,ry, 10 be sold a the most extravaganza price,
while The dust Is sent 10 the dealers, who are ex-
aeted 10 sell il to consumers for la d coal.
Yesterday lot CT thiry-one bushels Of this com
pany's lump coal was exposed on the street and
held at eighty five dollars. No doubt dealers far
nish 10 consumers the best quality of coal their
hands, but they have not The first choice. That is
riph.. the monopoly Of which the Midlothian
company reserves for itself"
The above appeared recently I'm the Richmond
EzdGiner, and with view to ascertain the truth
If the charge therein contained Invite the strict-
est investigation by all PERSONS concerned and
more especially the Superintendent of the City
Gas Works, Messrs. Joseph Il. Anderson & Co,
the President OF the Old Dominion Company, Col.
r. Milton Cary, commandani az Bel;ona Arsenal,
officers in cEaree of al! the Government shops and
foundries, and the retail dealers TO whom have
heen supplying coal. TO all these parties we pro
Tess To deliver average coal, aud Ii We have not
done SO have been guilty Of fraud which
should be exposed and punished
The coal taken from the mines In wagons and
carts IL In no manner connected with thar sent by
raj road, being delivered on the opposite side OF
the pits shafts. 10 be thence hauled 10 our en-
giues and iahOfefs' houses F.om the coal t..u
delivered the wagons and carts are allowed to Dad,
and the finer portions are used In The engine fur
naees. The price ashsdby the Company has been
the same that tey receive for the coal delivered
By rai, Dad In Richmond, and they derived no
other benefit from II than that which arises from
The belief that they were enabling many families "a
obtain coal who otherwise would have been de
tfiYed entirely. Ia these wagons and carts the
Company have no interest, nor In the price de
handed for the coal. s MILLS,
a23-it President NJ I. & NJ Co.