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7I7O PRINTERS AND ENGRAvERS.-THl

WELLS WEBB PRINTERS WAREHOUSE
STILL LINES.
yANpERBURGH WELLS Co, successors 10 r. n.
"a shh Nos no Futon and is saa ID Dutchs New
nf.r,,r. aud deal in everything required for Printing
One. such as wocd aud Meta, Tyre Cases Stands, EuEni-
snrs Quor. Nslets, Pisuers P!essei Californian Esse
S..-h, a. an p-ed at the beat kngsvers rely on
oar fscitie. for supplying every description OF bocks Is
$3.50 n, them, Jebbur every kind promptly attended 70
A"s' 'VANbERBUR0H. WELLS CO..
Successors r.. X. Webb.
Hos 10 FsAes. spJ is aad 10 oa'ea-'is Ss~.Ycrk
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firauttGl.


NORTHERN LIGHT
OH. COMPANY,
OF NETWORK AND PENNSYLVANIA
tn. Property q thi, Company couss's q
900 TWO HUNDRED ACRES N tEE->4NFAE
AND
900 TTrpEE HUNDRED ACRES n INTERESTS,
All being located drcc o. ncuis H. very be part oil
Oil Greek. Aenang, County IA
The present receipts IL the C1upsny PER biTre pays
over , PER CENT PER MONTH on rs CAPITAL Of
100000 0f 100 Do shares AZ : iO per share
FIRST DIVIDEND N NOVEMBER.
PRESIDENT
JOSEPH ROWLAND.
TRUSTEES.
WM. r. WEBB, :. J. MACY,
CHIS' HART>llOGNE, <. COuLLARp,
GFO ". STEELE + II. WOLtOIE
JO,EVH ROWLAND. JONATHAN WATSON,
JOHN /. hsPiNNyALI.
Rocks Of Sub,.rir.Ju vii rrrl.a open or few tays
,r-v a. the ofi.. ,. JOHN BOlCE ( SON.
n. g. Pearl near BEosd-st, or
AVIS. fLrMER d CO.
No. = Broldst, Ncw.Nork.
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DETROTEU NJ.
to OIL STOCKS. "a
ALBERT H. NfCOLAf,
Stook-broker and Aucioneer,
No. 50 WILLIAM ST,
Beg leave to inform bis numerous friends ent The Public
that he 4, a Member Of the PEI iOLEtM STOCK IN
CHANGE BOARD and gives bis special attention TO bnying
and selling Of Oil Stock. In rs,clas compenfs Companies
tat wish to have their placed upon the Call Lit If the
Board DO free Of carce aud obtain the necessary
me- Parties who are dos Tous OF forming companies OF
choice Oh property only, will ind extensive facilities Tor
doing so application d above. - -o,,-,
ALL THE LEADING PETROLEUM OIL STOCKS
THAT ARE PAYING REGULAR MONTHLY OVID
ENDS for slle al
NICOLAT'S
STOCK SALE >ROONS,
No. 3. WILLIAN.sr
~ Firstelass Oil Stocks only solicited
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UEtoS PACIFIC RAILROAD Co, NFwfonIs Oct 3 1874
Two THE STOCKHOLDERS of the UNION
4 PACIFIC r. r Goa Call Tor an iASrALLMENl Of
FIVE PER CENT the CaPa Stock Of this Company has
been this dy PAYABLE 10 tie Treasurer ~ me Oec OF
he compquy No ii Wiiisn.si NewYork before the
Eth day OF Nov. next by order Of the Board
JOHN A. DIX, President.
Touy + CISCO Treasurer
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r5,HE ONO PETROLEUM COMPANY.

OFFICE Providence MruNG COMPANY,
No 10 NAssAusr. NEW YORK. Oct o. 1864
NOTICE.-Thc following described stock III
the Providence Mining Company viii be sold at auction
on Tue.iay Nov 1854 at O'Clock 81 The office oil he
Company no - Nassau It, New-fork 10 pay an ASSESSMENT
OF ~ cent, p,r shafe, levied April I, 1884,
Cent No. Shares In name OF
5....,...5lO... Chas +. Burckct'.
10. 500. =. & has \. Burckett.
iT........2O0. E. .Chas =. Burckets.
a.......,CO.... Chas +. RvrcGrtt.
2l....... 500. -. William Pesrslll
D.. i.00....J. ~ Mackay, Trustee.
4g..... 100. o.. Richard Robir's.
5O........ 250... W. " Richards.
5t........250....W. n Richards.
7l.....5 800 . Iawrcnce tlasted Baldwin, Trustees.
72.. 500. -. Lawrence Hai.ted BaldW in Trustees.
~. 500. Lawrence, Halstod BzldW IN Trusecs.
ID sh,re. 10 the credit Cha. r. Brckett ~e Issued
by order OF tho Dirtcers
JOHN v. DAN L.. fecretary.
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6crses, Carriages, Sc.

or,aryKNAsrsE'. Office EEs YORK, Apdl IS, 1904
RTILLERY HORSES WANTED.-l,OOQ
n Artillery Horses IN ted, which One Hundred and
seventy TO One Hund-ei and i.y Dollar. vii y paid f1r
:. that pass inspection These horses cs, ~ sound N every
vi he presented oi Bspecton a. the C0yenH.nt stsbie
5Jth-.t between lGih sBd llth AVENUES
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JAMES whpsNORrH & CO.
No. s. CRD,g.sT.. YORK.

NERMILYE x Co.,
MI wAILSTREEr.
VIII receive subscriptions to tae
NEW T-3O TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
,nd allow per oent comnissan to srbscn1ers
y go uotes are Issued in demo nations OF $50. SiOO.
$500. $1,000 anI $1,000 maiuria; In TlRiE
YEARS rom August IS 1854 interest payable senssnnusY
IA currency at the Of $40 PER CENT per 'nn'n
The notes are payable in currency at uatay OF convert
,tl, fa,o < 20 SiN PER CENT BONDS with INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD
Also Buy sni SILL At gsrsls rates a. kinds . GOV
.ERNsiENr SECURITIES. including
Us. DO BONDS.
4. =. 3-30 TREASURY NOTES,
=, 4. mos. CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS.
Ia. QUARIERMASrgRS' CHECKS,
L. y. TwoYEAR por cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES,
u. :. per cent. COUPON and EEGisrHRhp Of
irNsNirRfNG CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected or purchased
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nEMORESTS ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY

hEMOREoUS ILL SIRAIED MONltLi
IL - 3 Miar DEMORFsTS MIRROR OF FAsHIOAs--
Fgmi. hog o. irctive slIay Of Isc;a end ac literary
es, iuouGn- or siua stories By iAe most eminent
writer poetry ofigls nd valuable music. In e,fh Nn
ucu receipts and llea display Of t1s latest ,ast 'es
mammoth fashion pies uguIous fuske rstte ' ~
ladies' aud chidreas dre-' Oh. prolusey illustrated "ith
very fne aud original onayass presenting aud combining
the entertaining uscu aid ariStc szue NO" pup
lshed.
single copies pc Yearly SO with package o. one dol
ia1s worth ffn ze lshrnabe piiicr n choice o. tlIe
large and spended steel -ynss os Pc aa 20 eac" SUD
scriber. 49,
The titles Of engrsvings sre The Stag = Bay from f5
by Iis er: The lnundation AID Ihe besrue 'e en-
GAVIN, Of Washington the whole four sperid or Vnr
will be any su5sbes Clubbing together ny -
each LdDerai terms and spo. premiums lOi clubs opecF
eB coes the Magazine ma ID eo receipt Of the nee
or back numbers specimens, 10 cents address ,.,
". JENNINGS DEMOBEsE
No. 3D. Berkmsn.st. New-l or.
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TR,ysyxR Oyyrc, o. rHs CHICAGO NORTH WEsfrnS}
RAILWAY Co No. " sls,., New fork, Oct n, lso+
THE COUPONS due November l, next, from
i IN. SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS Of the 0ALENA
CHICAGO UNION RI co snd ron q &c "a xnSysp
COUPON BONDS Of the CHICAGO NoRTh'WksIkkN
r CO wa be raid on aai amer that day psesentstaos
tale once. JAMES y IoUN"s osess~y.
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C,TEIyWAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL

CTEINWAN & suns NUI.U MEDAII
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS az nov considered
the be-. Europe c this county having received the
drst PTg, Medal Ct the Worlds Inhibition IN London lis
Tho ru-ipg reason why the stenway Pianos are superior
al GERS cha. the composed Of rive practical
riane oe sher ard four sons who invra' all hs
own improve uen and under whose personal super sion
every trt 81 the INSTRUMENT - manufactured sreroons
No. and . East foar.eenhs between IDlon square and
Irving Piace. New lorL.
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Sales bn AuttioE.
A ~ Nrrrty. huo,ioneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN d CO.. Nos. 69f and

A 81 MrrEry. huc,iooeer
DY BANGS, MERWIN d CO., Nos. 69f and
ID O.. Broadway cor. Of tfh--.-Saes Of Book sta
uopery Pic;ur>. Wort. q Ar tsney Gocs Furniture ~
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nos. ?, az : o'clock.
STASDARD BOOks-Conprisin valuable Works. In
v,ron, b-suce AID ai.ce1eous LteIais re CLASSICAL ai
hool Booze &c. Aso. Collection q Artiat1' hlseIisls
si.tiny pln.s. CTsyons krrrayileS ac being tie
prc94rfv n an a7;t retiring i.om tAe profession.
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 495
I'D B'ray srv opp5 e s. Nicholas HoieiCkO 4 LEA
VIZ Aassionesf - J. T.. Cosy. Caaslrues sois..sl
fiji RSDAN AND FRIDAY ~ LNISGs,
November lna 8. - : 'clcck
SPLENDID PRtN iIE llDktNl.-A splendid COLLECTION
% Books in tie yarioc. Departments Of Ltcniurr, history
Science biography the C-sscs. Aoya-fs aHd Travels tr
Dramas Friction Bibirgrapy the Pine Arts &c, Ae' Ing
sh and editions many q which AZ cles1iy is-
trcd and richly bound m I'm cor L4 cat Turkey noroc
Russia Ills j. lie fles' collection %; BOOKS Offered ,r
ale this season lrr ye-y valnste ord rare iLs
among which ray TO- enioaei Lord Clmpoels Lives o!
o. I,.d Chalc-i1rs vols London, JoLa Murray; d.
CHEF Justice. vols. London L3cAcs No-ks. 10 vols,
fal calf i.7s~ paper cory Martin, North Cafonl, vols
Tscon's " nks 10 vo l- calls tAafnoc-s " oTAs = Vot-
Memoirs O.. tie Duke a. Suiy. > vols full rsii ~
J.ues Roflv vols. calf ilr'erch, vols iul Turkey
vancouver voyages yols Lodses Portraits 10 vols
Iln,,rlfed Sd kgre.re vols. d. France. y0si tano
yas Works, v,i.; Hopes Costumes o. Tie Anoieuii'
vols. Orss Circle oil Sciences. sos brush keofuc =,
u vols hsf ca Ac &C. Ca.aos ready iooAs On eAhio
zion.
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MASON & HAMLIN respectfully announce

G5ASON u HAMDlN Respectfully ANNOUNCE
Va that they have completed the occupation OF their
greatly enlarged factory and effected other sumscments for
the large increase theig manufacturing facilities lhey
Therefore confidently expect TO be oble hcnccoward TO supply
o,tr ior their isISSr ORGANS promptly. without thai IN
convenient delay which pur tsscrs have been subjected
nom the fact thai than year past they Lave been
Continual svcTal hundred behind orders Az
assortment of styles from ITO to 61 each be found
al their New on Mastrooms. Merccr-stIeei.
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e. rUbnm it man Concern.

A RARE COLLECTION GOLD Foreign and
IA American COlS exhibition and tof sale a. the tx
change Oace, No. los Bowery, undeI the Baak -
nIVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED Tor
IL r-rson. ON any state without publicity change Of
Residence Incompatily desertion Ac sufficient calse
Succc.s suarauteed Advice free and confidential Apply 70
IL. BATEMAN, No. u Nassaast opposite fostOhce.
IF ISAAC STEER, Blacksmith, Cor his heirs
Il formerly Of winehestcr Va w. communicate with >.
p WITHEkOW Middleowu Dsuphin CO., Pa, Inc willhear
OF something greatly 10 his adv auiase.
NTIGUT SCAVENGERS.-JOH MAY and
~ IouN DENNER respectfnly inform their customers
All me nuiic thai they have REMOVED THEIR OfFINE
to No 80 Ess lIonsion All orders received WIZ be pune
ta.ly attended 10 n moderate charges.
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7 AND SCRIP FOR sALE.-The sabscr Der.

I AND SCRIP FOR SALE.-Ihe Subscr Der.
i having been appointed by the Slrycyof General ~,
yyaua Agent 10 make arrangements Tor the she u
Congress of 1852 to hi. Commonwealth for tie PROMOTER OF
gricaurc and tho Mechanic Ar- Oilers tie ScP 'i
pubic competition. 4, -, -,
ne income OF the fund thus 10 be raised has been devoted
by .hs eg stature - the support o. the Agricultural Cole
oi Pennevy nia. II l. believed That no safer 'veen ~
rnor ey can be made in these ~ eed tunes i u IN w
eeIp Tire scrip may be heated or noy ne itd
without care OF ,k Of loss ~. payment % tars I1 os
ton at sny fuare time Capitalize - commni, ~ looming
these ands large scs may hna rich rewards ioi e en-
terprise By orgas1ing settle aenfs upon thein 49,
Zach piece Of he Scrip for 100 acres ana ENTREES 20
holder 70 locate upon any Government lands which az open
60 private entry. 80,
1i tide l. dre. from the United States 10 ibis Common
wealth and the seip 10y assignment in blank. uuter IRE hu
t which may be sold and eed by mere delivery
ODER this scrip the bghest bidder upon tbs 'Ao"'f
conditions .
l. The bids nust be By mail otherwise 70 the sub
scrber on o. before the 30th Oi November o IN tnro
enyeopcs marked Bids for Land Scrip with ire lnh name
and resdenee Of the party. The bids may be In tins iom
viii take pieces d the Land Scrip 100 acos eeeb At
cents per lc-e the terms o1fefu'eu N'i-n'u ALL.
1he bid. will opeued and regarded az the ONCE OF no
ia Tarsbagh in presenc-oi the Hosernor
G-nea and dorGenes On i.e hst diy o. Dr
D. Bid. can only be received for 100 mupes "
& ono euarsr NJ price be paid within ten day.
after the notice the acceptance OF the bid shall b. depot
in the PostOfce and the balance on delivery Of Inc cnp Ia
twenty day. more at the office ofthe Surveyor General
s. The right decline any all bids Is reserved
WM. H. ALLEN,
No. 232 line-st., Philadelphia.
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FsNUE pELSIDENI PEIKULEDM NUM
PANl.
PRESIDENT, NENANoO COUNTY, PENN.
CAPITAL STOCK ,UJc,Ooo
IN .lsres q IS clch par v.lne. - .
SUBSCRIPTION IN tr.....-...ss. ...ssei II
pe;as ia u plyucn for ~ .ure 80 lthor cali or as
sessncn' % L. uiade.
100 O0l 81 Apr> RESERVED FOX WORKING CAPITAL
These lands contain srout Sso) Ccres on tue Alegany
River ana on icins-t Por-n-ne, and Met t1cess, MA
kING An Off.BogiNG TERRITORY IF ONER I'm
AND 4 HALF -LLEs ~ EXTENT. ~
Tie wells ,he a. dining property known az the tee
b-a,ed Heyir.iNr wf nd fhoe Creek wells loi'noSs
for their immense SIMPLY NJ oil
The wells this pr petty aye being sunk VITA great 'is'
ard promise large supplies o. OIL
10 the eaplt 1nl 10 parties Of limited means. unsur.
passed inducements alc oEered
Subscription books MAPS, and al o,heF inoii'oh can o.
obtained NJ the oilcf OF =.
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yV'HE sun OIL COMPANY Of NEW
YORK. -. -
10000 SHARES or TWO DOLLARS EACH.
Subscrip,0n Price for Reserved stock - per share
Ths Company Organized upon Is acres Of land IN Zee on
Oil Creek. Crawford Co., ia. -. 80, ~, Il.
For Prospectus or information address the sun OIL CO. Of
\. l.. No . Wal.sircet, OF Boa iOls. .
JNO. n ROBERTSON, President.
TRASct5 D. ANTI, Secretary
DIRECTORS:
ISo NJ ponF R-yON.................No. 2lo Rroatwsy
WILLIAM II. ~ " -
LUsAN Is. " ~" ~,
STEPHEN T. BHAHIE.ss...ss-.sssssssslap ~. NtA-'t.
PFTER L..
Ofrce So. 3 Nallsf. z. O. Box No. 2oll.
The property h Company consists Of eighteen acres on
or Greek M Zee.
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81. LorIs, ALTON AND TiasE HAurE RAILROAD COMPANY
No. y WALL-sT, NEw. YORK, 1885,
yI'HE SECOND PREFERRED, SERIES ID,
4 and the SECOND INCOME MORTGAGE bOND
COUPONS Of this Road, viii be paid u the Bank Of North
America on and After Mover Der ], l16i
CHARLES BUTLER. President.
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XVoRCESTER's HINGED PLATE

PiANO FOETES are recommended by Coiischsh, Mason
Beree Frsde aud ohers possessing double the VOLUME OF
mcsic II quality Of panos OF corresponding scte
made upon the ordinary plan. WreFoous corner ith aud
JG-Sv. y Y.
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30, 900 SHARES. PAR vALrE 500 EACH

3o, 900 SHARES. PAR VALUE 500 EACH
TRUSrEES.t
GEO P BRADFORD es9..........s. '''..''..Nc OK
Hoa ROGER ANE2ILL...........,.A R'piF 'i"
WILLARD PARKER. NJ D...........A.'..... l''S'
ALANsOS A. sUMNER..............t'''' 'AesHYS y =
T. e. BELDES. ~ D..........,...'..t ora
J. a. SANDEk.s....t...s.ss ss.''''' f'''''- 80
JAMES wADSwOGrH........... NEWTON
To 81 acquainted with the OH Region o. e'''." '.n'
.y,vans the n,us o. this Company in6ieaof M i'eiiy
j. sruifcant 81 the great vsue q IS properties
There =, no better OI Territory.
ubr,ces interests in fee snd in than Twenty pro-
iuctve wells nd IN Twelve ohss sap'dy approaching
completion wl!c the further deyeoPaea Of ~ ase n
proved viii enly day greatly Increase IS product
We oder il a. permanent dividend paying isset~en'-
Almi,.a asuoun, Of this siocl - obtained solely 10
under.isnel a, $50 PER SHARE, BEING ONE KALI oF
IT'S PAR VALUE.
Tie declared dividend ior he month ia ore pr ceni on H
entire capital. % w.ch purchaser. within The mon'A ." -
entitled.
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Financial.
H,HE TARR FARM
PETROLEUM COMPANY
OF THE CITY OF NEVYoRK.
SJ,O0o.0c0.

oYFIcE 10 81 cEDAR.sIi, NEw.YoaN
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5t.nsical INSTRUMENTS

4 Ii. GALE & Co. - PIANO-FORTES.
~ Manuiac+ory and Wareroous.
No !0I East TWe itt-st., New York.
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Dancing Acaocmies.

q II. RIVERS's
". DANCING ACADEMf
No. So rcuERMEREORSs q f0oKIyS.
All the fashionable dances taught IN qrfre Classes
for hcginner50 now ioi ming. Sena 20. Circular.
NE GARMO'o DANCING ACADEMY, No.
~ ~ Wcstfourte, ntis open fo the on ednes
DAYS and Saturday. rom 20 = and to 10 p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

OFFICE, HOLMAN GOLD MINING CO,
" no. 200 BROADWAY, SEvfoKK. Oct, IL IS.f-Ihs
Trustees of oran Gold niuns Co.. voted At their s.s
monthly meeting 10 cr 1900 shares Of their reserve stock
ior working c.pia 81 20 per shsre Pnvsue 81 TINS
Company own 50 gold besring claims al Wen tested
lgtsmp rr running she'd ofce, and stable al N III
pin and Clear Crssks Cos, Colorado. ,
JoEx OSKILI. Secretary.
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rVAZIETON BROTHERS.

LA OYERSTRUNC;, GRAND, AND SQUARE
PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
No % rrice-st doors west Of Broadway. Newly ork
hcc Pianos have alwdys received the hr premium wner-
ever they have been exhibited written guaranty Tor i've
wears accompanies each Piano.
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Usrrzp STATES A,sAy OrYIcE. ,

UsITzD STATES ASSAY OFFICE,
kKwi0Hx Sept Y, Is6i.
CIRCULAR NOTICE.-NOtce Is hereby
" given 20 parties interested that for tie purpose Of
bling THIS Oae make prompt payments for bullion ieposie
the Ssfeary of,h- Treasury recently tru.rrcdto the M
say Office Bullion Fund IN coin D.pos,ors Of bullion YIN
receive payment In coins bars the yas
ofhe bullion shall have been ascer'aEed usnsly rom t~9
% cur days from the date Of deposit.
oEO r. DUSSISG, Superintendent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

IEORGE STICK * co.'s PlANOS.--The
M Nr.c profession aud the public generally respect
folly Invited to call aud examine these justly ccebrs'ed m,
.'rmeu The manufacturers as heretofore axe determined
10 snare no saerons or expense 10 their construction to
mako hon he leading lauo fOTte 10 te country. Manu-.
f.r. ~ and sleraoms Nos. Il5 and us W al.cr.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

HERMETICAL BARREL COMPANY.-A
liled D rtion Of Tie STOCK remaining unsold Of III
Hrrme'cal Barr. Company or-eniEed under ne genera
OF he state Of new or for the preparation Of ga:
res nd other p.ckase by Robbins Patent and which
now dly Organized and Ia practical operation under tue dfee
torsl.p Of - Co.
W ". Fose J. ". Cor,sr
". III. DwISELLF, bkNL SiIsIHoRSi
W. 3. cows
can be obtained pv applying ~ A 4. TAYLOR, Ac;nafl
OF the Colnany No ls3 broaway from whom Licenses 4n'
al Information ean ~ detained the subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

CHARLOTTE g. SMITH
~ HAS An ELEGANT ASSORrNFST or FRENCH
GARMENTS FOR LADIES. MISSES AND CHtLDhkS
ALSO OPERA, RECEPTION AND CARRIAGE CLOAhs-
rOU RICHNESS AND STYLE THEY AXE LSsi z.
PASSEp. 4 GREAT VARIETY or At4h NJ ASI AND
DINNER JACKETS. Ne. ], ~ ETcadDE, above AiL g.
ALL THIS WEEk.-tireat Reduction II
n Prices Tie entire stock Of Fsi sid Y later MILL
NFHY will be cold regardless - cost o importation Also
Jock sv ,nd Turban HAr >lMMONS- No. 81 hroacuay
DEADSl BEADS BEADS!.
ID AND FANCY GOODS.
NJ p BROWN Importer,
". 1S6 Peails.. " y.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-22
", o r e. e

GEORGE Klauberg and Elizabeth Klau'
IT berg his wife, Samuel Klauberg and Eli
"a Klauberg his wife, Perry Werrman and
Margaret Wertman his wife, Lucinda. Klau
berg, widow of Henry Klaurerg. deceased,
James Klauberg, Charles W. Klauberg, John
H. Klanberg. children of said Henry Klau-
berg. deceased Jacob Klauberg and Elizar
beth Klauberg, his. wife, Isaac Klauberg and
Kesiah Klau .erg his wife, Phillip Keller and
Elizabeth Keller his wife, and John Klant erg
and Mary Ann Klauberg his wife, are hereby
informed that On the 31st day of May, A. d.
1864. Ephraim Baughman, as administrator
with the will annexed of Isaa1 Klapberg.
deceased, filed his petition, against them and
others, in the Probate Court of Ashland Co.,
Ohio, the object and prayer of which petition
is to obtain an order on the 4th day Of Jul. ),
1864. at the July tern of said Court, for the
sale of the following real estate. fof which the
said Isaac Klauberg died seized: Situate in
the County of Ashland and State of Qaio and
in Montgomery Township, and bounded and
described as follows: Lot No. (1O6A one hum
dred and six in Andrews. addition to the
town of Ash and in said County, ard to ena-
BILE said administrators to pay debts. legacies,
convey said land and carry out the provisions
of said last will and testament of said Isaac
Klauberg, deceased and to obtain such; other
and further order as may be necessary accord
E9aE, ,*ai EPHRAIM BAUGHMAN;t
II Is ~ admir- of Isaac Klaubergidee'd,
Tsf.sbI .54ta., BY J. H. McCombs, his AIRY
June 1, 1S64-4w52.F .9 .o.Ieu
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III DR.. O. o. Thwing,
UBsoeo &c PHYSICIAN,

Whose unprecedented success inthe. treat
ment of a diseased Throat, Chest, Liver,
Stomach Urinery Organs, Nervous and Sexual
System. has rendered his name SO. familiar
throughout Northern Ohio, will continue to
visit, for gratuitous consultations
ASHLAND, Miller House, each month, 10.
LOUD0NYILLE, Browns Exchange, each
month, 8. J..
DR.. THwING has heretofore devoted two
days each month to each of his stations: but
as he pr oposes to visit the cities of Erie.
Buffalo, Rochest ,r &C., &C., hereafter in con.
~nection with his other appointments, it will
be impossible fer him to remain more than
ONE DAY in each nv 18th at his smaller ia,
lions. Patien" therefore, who. can should
CAL EARLY, and thus avoid the risk of waiting
sometimes for their turn, and at the same
time afford those who come from a distance
a better chance of being atteuded to, No
charge for consultation or advice. Charges
for medicines in consequence ef-hsTsa5
practice, frequently in.~sexceea Az.D0 anu
never more montn.
~eoea.5sr IL V1Sn2Stf 4s cal ri =
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-THE NEW HACK

II EAVES Ashland every morning at g.
O'Clock making connection with the
Trains en- both the Rail Roads Returning,
leaves Mansfield nthearrival-ofthe O'Clock
Express Train from the West ~ i
The subscriber would say to the travel
Hing public, that ne has now got a New and
Comfortable Carriage on this route-good
teams, and all things in order, and Will put
you through double-quick time.
Thankfulfsr past favors, would still So
licit public patronage. .
EXPRESS GOODS for ashland will be lett
with ". h. II. POTTER.
All orders for goods, or any business en-
truteds to his care will be promptly atten-
- W. McAULLY. Proprieto or.
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FOR SALE.

TNo sale in Orange, this ounty, laegood
situation for a Cabinet, maker There
is a good house. good cellar, good well. and
good out buildings; an excellent garden spot,
Games. cherries, Strawberries, and q beauti-
full yard decorated with shrabsry.s One lot of
about one fourth of an acre, and q good shop
situated on one of the lots, about % by 30
and there being no cabinet shop in the town
ship-now nearer than Ashland iteertainly
is a good situation-Terms reasonable. For
t1S1oTq ss1si Tfsy ; snfT. w. MocRAY.
March 23d, 1s64-no42tf.