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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-11-06
S66 90 0
COMPUTATION FUND.

DR..
To balance Of old account --S1,7S5 AZ 0
$l,7S5 4S 0
Or.
By amt of orders redeemed s 1858 46 0
By balance in Treasury Sept.
LIST, lS67-------------- 1,422 OF 0
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ROAD FUND,

'I .gru. .ii -
To balance Of old accoant ljes5iot 2
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Mount Pleasant Propersy-A Good Chance for
~" Investment. .o.o
UNDER DECREE I'M EQUITY.

De LUiuOUG Us. ne LIMOHG.
VIII be sold under the direction of the undersigned at
the Old Custom House in this City, on TUESDAY, tho
26th day OF March. 1867 ut II o'clock, A. H.,
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, on Logan street. com.
posed Of two lots viz All that Lot of Land,
&C.. -t~ls s--1-- toc r-. 49,
and on the back line, which bevellng, fortysdx
feet and in depth, from east to west the line
seventysix 76) feet And, ALSO all that Land s
uote on the west side Of Logan street. measuring on
on said street. thirty 30 feet four AZ inches depth
on the south sde from east TO west hundred and
sixteen 116) feet and the north sde (76
feet and In width the west line which beven
51 feet; and which two lots butt bound as
follows On the east on Logan street. the north on
lands Of the estate of Joshua Can.er the northwest
by lands now or formerly Of Henry Middleton and on
the south by lands Of Nose irving ' '@"@
2 ALL THAT LOT or .,AND situate on the west
side Of Logan street. ming, in front said street.
twenty-five t2 feet, ana depth the south side run
ming to the line ene hundred and fifty l5N feet
or iess then running northeast along the Hne about
A3 feet then running east to Logan street.
Lot No 2 run out by Mr.. william Logan, recorded fn
the Office Of the Register Of Mesne Conveyance. #7
g. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, situnte on the east 81 7e
OF Savage street, containing in front said street.
tve 25) feet and in depta ninety three 1887 feet
said measurement either or less bounding on
Savage street. east lands of Henry Middleton south
on lot OF Miss s. II. Savage and north lands Of
Terms-One~fourth cash; balance in one, two, three
and four years. secured by bond OF the purchaser
mortgage of the premises with interest payable annually
Purchaser to pay for papers.
JAMES TUPPER,
teoruarJ 70 tuf9 Master in EQUITY.
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UNDER DECREE IN Equity

Iu7INnSO7l Us. 7d1lunsOn, 1- T-
W" oe sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
the old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of
March, 1867, at IL o'clock A. NJ ~ -
Al that LOT OF LAND, situate on King street and
oy the NO 1e0 butng and bounding to the north
on land now and formerly OF Rucs; the east on land
% now OF ase OF Dr. EodRues to tho south land for
merry OF Mathew Miller, and to the west on Hing street
measuring on the front and back lines hiry-tilree Iss
1ees ana N depth one hundred and ninety t19o feet
cessve annual secured by bond of the pur
cnaser and mortgage of tho premises with interest from
papers. LANES TTTppEPe eSS Aoi
February 10 tuf7 \ NTas4sr ~ En,;. ~
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
9 Auction Sales this Dny.

Auction Sales this DAy.
MCKAY & OAaRsE1L wM sen ttds day, at their eash
auction house. No. IS Hasel streea opposite tho new
postofoe at 10 O'Clock an assortment OF liquors and
wtnes 1srd butter bans &c.; also horses mules bug
gy. spring cart, harness. Ae.3 ~ ~: $s
ssurH AoanlIvRAx will sell this day, at the old
custom house. ct IL O'Clock, fcz- building lots In
different parts Of the lot d land known Is No
Magazine street. With two story wooden dwelling
and outbuildtngs thereon. st3 Ss II 4 %gf
ENsIow 4 co. win se1 this dsy. In front Of ther
stor No. 125 East Bay at hatpast 10 ooek 10 bores
Havann sugar md quantity Of damaged Aour III. ~
y IlIoAH Boz wm sen this day, at ths4o of ven.
due Ranse at II O'clock tbs sloop yscht Esy about
tons burden, with sails, oarE. DO, complete
e PLAHTxRs dedrous Of obtaining highly concentrated
anmoniacRt FERTILIZER hee from mineral hosphatss md
other ions can do oso BY spplytng 10 KrmArA
How1 No 1ds East arp Agents for the salep1
MAsfs' Nitrosenised Super q Lime. NJ:
February IL 5 S55 II ;.,g ~ ~ mwths \
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,
Mnshburn us. Mdshburn
W" oe sod under the direction of the undersigned at
the old Custom House. in this CITY, on TTFSnA y The
3sth 4, day OF March. M 1857 at II O'Clock A. NJ,
!: Au that Let OF LAND situate in Boundary street
aoout one hundred and nineyseven s7 feet in depth
outtng and bounding north Boundary streets south
OF ano Formerly OF A. Henry land of Mr. Mann
snd west on land Of Peter Matthews and Katy jacobs
&.5@ ALSO,
q All that LOT OF LAND, situate on Beaufain street
and an alley running thercom Wentworth street In
@ ward ~ NO = in this city known by tho numbers H. Is
uo To- on pat OF half square of land on Harleston
reen formerly belonging the estate OF Dr. william l.
hiAmna,. made by B. Petitool Surveyor in 1s25
.eet on the north line 50 feet tho west line 120
iest; bounded north by Lot No. IT; by Aforesaid
aTv ant'fh by Ren1,fair ntraet
cash balance one two ana thfSee IL
years. secured by bonds Of the purchaser and mortouoe
OF the promises With interest from day Of sale paynbe
aelsnnnay; buildings to be insured and policies as
signed Purchaser to pay for papers. m
JAMES TUPPER,
EcoIuAEy 20 Cu11 Master
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

: CC7ttp7ILu7IN US. bO1LHeuU. =
VIII be sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
the Old Custom House in this city, on THURSDAY
the 14th dny Of March, 1867, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, situate in ST. Stephen q
Parish District of Charleston, containing six hundred
and one 60D acres Of high land and two hundred 2oo)
acres Of swamp land he swamp land not laid out be It
more or less); bounding north lands lately
the heirs OF Theodore Gourdin on lands now or
lately OF Elizabeth Gourdn aud Stoutanears south ON
other marks as will fully APPEAR reference to
plat executed by J. Sessions the 4th September.
TermsOnefourth cash; balance in equal success
sive annual nstslments secured by Of the pur-
chaser and mortgage Of the premises with interst from
day OF sale, payable annually Purchaser to pay for
papers, JAMES TUPPEB
Eeburuary % ftu5 th1 Mastar u Euuity
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UNDER DECREE IN EaUITY.

,,r,,,,, l7dTteSton, Trustee, Us- Wdrlng.
WI oe sold under the direction of unecrsi oned at
me Old Custom House in this City, on TUESDAY, the
iZln day OF March. 1857, at II o'clock, -
AL! IdAI PLANTATION, known "Strawberry +"
s.tuate on the western branch Of Cooper River and
and containing SO 32100 acres Of river
w acres OF high land bounding north on lands Of
JONI .. MaTng east on lands formerly of Ens Bali
so1tn on ands OF BENJAMIN Read and west on the river
Ierns-onefourth cash. balance in one two and three
secured by bond and mortgage Of the premises
WIN interest from day OF sale, payable annually Pr
chaser to pay for papers. JAMES TUPPER -
February 26 tufb Maatar =, Ea-,;,., ,,,
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily South Cdrointan at Columbss, is now sent
to every Postoce In the State Being the oce paper
Of the State it viii be found at the present time espe
cay valuable to merchants others desiring to aysn
themselves Of very large circulation #
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UNDER DECREE m EQUITY.

,--, OQty CS. Odly.
W oe sold, under the direction Of the UNDERSIGNED at
the Old custom House In this city on TUESDAY The
12h day OF March, 1867 at II o'clock A. M -
l. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, With the Buildings
tnereon situate on the north side OF Tadd street in s
cat known by the number A, measuring in front on
Iraoo street - feet less and in .depth from
souh to north 100 7eet inches or less Bounding
north on land now or late of Munroe east on land
now or Late or F. H. Longs south Tradd street aud
west on land now or late Of Charles Love. Z
ALSO,
z ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with the Bui1dinga
situate at the southeast corner of Church and
Atlantic streets in this city, and measuring on Oh .rch
stree " feet inches SO feet inches on the back
nne and In depth from west to on Atlantic street 19
feet be the said dimensions more or less Boundino
north on Atlantic street; east on land Of south on
Iond OF --, and west on Church street m
8. ALL THAT IMPROVED LOT OF LAND. situate in
the Town OF Chester the west side of saluda road
the lines bounding which commence at correr of the
lot now IN the possession OF J. s. Asberry and running
thence with the line of said Asperys lot 26 feet to e
saluda road thence with the Sauda road one hun
dred Q0 feet to corner Of lot belonging to estate Of
Gaston thence with the line OF astons lot 25s feet
TO sake thence to the beginning corner feet being
George A. Albright by A. j. Albright I'' :
1erms-Oneth1rd cash; balance In one two and three
years secured By bond Of the purchaser mortgage OF
the premises with interest from day sale payable an
5nally Buildings 70 be insured, and policy assigned
purchaser to pay for papers, JAMES TUpPER
Eeoruary ~ tutI Master in Equity.
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To BAKERS, GRocrss AND FAnru1Es.-Do YOU wish
Flour warranted to make good bread Dc Won wish
Flour that will bag you custom2 Do you wish Flour
that VIII make wn. bread and not Then apply to
J. n RonsoN, Nc 62 East Bay, who has always large
stock Of best brands Georgia North Carolina Baltimore
and New ork Flour in barrels kalf and quarter bags
December 10 Gsils 5yg- 1nwf2mo,
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The PHGN1x has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State Advertising
rates as reasonable the srngency Of the money
ket will warrant Merchants aud others wishing to use
the columns of the paper viii address st4
JULIAN A. sELBY, Proprietor,
February rs Columbia, 8. G.
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PRIVATE Sales.

BIZ SMITH & nIcGILLIVRAY.
Auctaoneers and Commission Agents, No.
~ Broad street.
At Private Sale 4@&n &7
The schooner "WuIIAM AND JOHN'' So S9-10O tom
mage, new measure sails new-in November 1e65-will
oe sold at bargain ns she lies at North Com
ne5c1a4 "narf SMITH Il McGuLVRAY,
February az Wins fI. No ~ Broad atraet
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NOTICE.
Sales EVERY EVENING ut O'Clock, by KuROY Co.
NO. 33e King-street, of general assortment of DRY
GOODS. Clothing, Fancy Goods, Jewelry. Boots aud
Shoes. Cutlery, Perfumery and Soaps. February
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70 PLANTERs.-H you wish Fertilizers, apply to J. n
RoBsoN, No. 60 East Bay, who has always large stock
and on the most favorable terms.
November % gu - thetuo,noa
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P1rraBuRaH, May 10. 1855. \

.a&.a &.aG3 FTTTaBUR6H, May 10, 1886.
Aessrs. Rosteher DE- Smith:
GENTLEMEN During visit to the West Last fan, I
contracted chis and fever, which brought me to my
bed and finally terminated in typhoid fever and conn
ed me to my room for several nnonths during which
time was physically prostrated that almost despair
ed Of ever recovering my health having almost entirely
lost appetite for days. not being able to eat orsc
added to which was distressed with rseng sensation
IN my head, and passed many sleepless nights from
debility caused by my prostrate condition brought about
ny fever At this stage Of my condition friend recon-
nended me to use your celebrated STOMACH BITTERs,
but being morally opposed to the Of stnulants in
any form, ct a=. declined but afterwrd yielded nv
preudices, aud after taking the medicine fr several
weeks my appetite returned and with It am rapidly
regaining my former strength and yigor. My nleep
from the loas ofwhich have suffered 1uoh) has never
been better than and tho reeing sensation The
fore alluded toy has entirely lafs
were much constipated and irregular, are now quite
nsra and in fac. am glsd to say that feel myself
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others, suffering as have, may avail themselves Of .ts
virtues which prejudice Kept from enjoying for 50
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Z. Yours, very respectfully.
5s5 Ssj5s,ss !: vi Y s> E. BOURNE ~
S-tslE- No. IS Market street.
%- DOwIE g. NOISE, Druggists, \ 5't 1
$.glf# No 151 MEETING STREET,
Y February Is n 5ar Opposite Charleston Hotel h
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AUCTION SALES.


VII sell THIS DAY Let instant at IL O'Clock, at the foot
Tho sroop v. .cfsr Of vG9dps end Range; aps':.
with sails. oars. rudder complete. ~
Terms cash. March
-Four Building Lois at AUCTION, on Friday, 1st Of
~ SMITH s elstee; ses111rvRAr,
,o,u :. ~, No No: ~ Broad on street:
the old Custom House,
Two % LOTS adjoining zach other Meeting street.
Tho Lot on the south, 80 feet by 100. more less
a @ 1y Gb es and east by
The Lot north and next the above 80 by 100 feet
or less. s0."
Two LOTS. adjoining each other. west side Of Mas
saT street few W. oors 90 So above 5 Mary street as follows:
Wooden building thereon.
The Lot north OF and next the above. also 80 by 80
Titles proved to bo indispuahle. Torms-Ralf cash:
pers IN and years , purchaser pays Us for pa
A lot Of Land % by so feet, more o., less. eoM a
atoo-story Wooden Daceuing and O,etbuadings
thereon kno,1n as No. lNagezine street, on
- SX I ssl;Tii TSas. 3 srse1ELrvRAY,
,z,, Aucstoa,eers. No. 80 Broad street.
at the old Custom House.
Terms cash. Purchaser pays for papers.
Afo'sm Pleasant Prope,sy-A a Good Chance for
BY BowEKs 1nSGssssH & s1Lcox.
Wu oe SOLD on TUESDAY, the 9Th Of March next at IL
O'clock, IN front Of the Exchange, Broad street,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings thereon
situated nt the of Pitt tho leading to
the Light House, in the village Of Mount Pleasant The
House is built on brick foundation feet high two
stories high containing square rooms each about Is
feet square pantry and dressingroom, 10 feet square,
good Kitchen brick basement with two rooms; Lot
IS feet wide by ITO feet deep, more or less,
The above premises can be reatcd for private sale
Apply above. N.
Conditons-one-half cash; balance in year. with
interest also bond and mortgage Buildings nsur-
ed and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay s. for pa
pers- ~M' ..a IIr-I
February 7,1214,19,N,2629 g, Nh 24,5
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A Novelty

The latest and most eectua remedy for the cure Of
debility loss OF appetite, headache torpor OF the liver
etc., is PANKNN's HEPAT1o BrrTERs. For sale by
all Druggists tn
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A Fnct worth Know1np,

The best investment for invalid. who suffers from
debility or loss OF appetite is bottle Of PANKNNs He.
patio Bitcrs as it will bo to give relief For sale by
all Druggists. l
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@ s+ f.4ya H. HI. VI t .3s. g. AZ Gs s
II you want cheap Blank Books; Il. n IA. ;iss II:
Il You want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa,
per- &C.; N i''$ @ ...5sl
II you want Printing executed neatly;
you want Books bound in anystyle, or Account
Books rnnde to ordsr, with any desired pattern of
ruling, go. to HIBAM HARRIS, No. 50 Broad street
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Flour, Fzo4rJer accostnl Of ,oho7e may concern
BY J. A. ESSLOw & CO.
viii bo sold, THIS MORNING at 1Oh O'Clock. in
front Of our store, No 125 Eas. Bay, n
x--BBLS FLOUR, damaged per steamer -. from
NC" 1ork. 5.M. .A.- March
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v Mayors CoURr, February q, Wade Babcock, 8
yellowish looking individual from Chester District,
who came to Charleston to do business, as he said
and consequently his arrival Iaid in an immense
stock consisting Of three brass &thimbless v pea,
and small strip Of leather, and started among
his country friends to exhibit the wonderful strap
game, and TO initiate them into the mysteries Of
.the little joker" by which he intended to make
an honest livelihood, was arrested by two OF the
Detectives, Just as he was in the fun tide Of sue
cesafh experiment., and being brought before his
chandise confscated and ordered to be deposited
ii tho city museum. s X. q
"A man who was found lying in the street drunk,
and who said tnat he wes perfectly eobe1 eday
before, when he met some sailors who invited him
70 take drink, and that he was agreeable and did
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MILLIGAN & son, Auctioneers,
VII sell THIS DAY. lat instant at IL O'Clock at the foot
OF Vcndue Range
Tho SLOOP YACHT Lilly, about TX tons burtheu
with sails, oars, rudder complete.
Terms cash. March 1
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TIE sPRNa.-To-day being the first Of that
pretiest season, We do not know that we can make
better suggestion to our patrons than stroll
about the suburbs Of our city during the present
pleasant weather, and IN enjoyment Of one Of the
most agreeable walks that can be desired for the
fruit trees are blossoming, and the green Of the
early vegetables is bursting from the earth, while
the garb Of the perennial plants assumes alright
er hue, as If all were endeavoring to dress the
present Spring in the loveliest robes that Nature
car afford Our Winter, il is true has beensevere,
but it has been short, and the delightful season we
now enjoy is only rendered more delicious from
the fact that we have suffered from unusual cold:
and it gives us pleasure as we pass over tho fields
inhaling the delightful air by which we are sur
rounded now, to hear the chirping Of the birds
the hunaming Of the wood flies, and the voice Of
the farmer as he directs those about him, and to
see and listen to every other sign that indicates
the coming Of the sweetest portion Of the year.
That the balmy air We are now breathing may not
be interrupted, and that Winter may have departed
not to return for many months, we know to be the
prayer Of those who delight in green fields, un-
cloudeds slies, and the fragrance Of delightful
flowers, and that they may not be disappointed is
our sincerest wish. a 5Rs 6s%5 N sFs yj., So$F
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4hE Eo1hEETs.-Ine paving or East Bay is now
du fat acconeph, and the authorities have COM
mencsd operations on Queen street. Yesterday
the laborers were engaged in grading the ground
and in removing the loose earth preparatory to
placing the stones in position on that thorough
fare As but small portion Of this street is to be
paved, the work can be performed in short period.
and, before the month is closed even Broad street
will assume more dignifed appearance than its
present muddy condition AS the topic Of the
Nicholson Pavement has been under consideration
for some time it would, perhaps, be advisable to
try the experiment on that portion Of Broad that
requires paving. It has been proved to be cheaper,
frmer and more durable than most other stvles.,
and its adoption by the city would be great Boon
conferred on the Broad street merchants.
But the eastern section Of the city is not the
only one that is favored by these attentions Rut-
ledge avenue is fast emerging from its bed Of
mud, and will soon be an ornament to the city.
undor tho vigorous odnaiui,trndior1 tI1o Street
Inspector, the sidewalks have been supplied with
wooden curbs, and pavement Of clay is formed,
which, when beaten down, assumes .soudity:
almost equal to brick. Beyond Line street an
ugly hill that once caused the avenue to be avoid
ed by fast riders, has been leveed and the street
graded, while the clay removed is used for the
purpose Of raising the sidewalks ts::: ssI s2S
In every section Of the city these improvements
are visible, and the rebuilding OF Charleston viii
receive q fresh impetus when it is seen that the
streets are now both passable and inhabitable.
Rome WIS not built in day, and 1t would be fool
ish to imagine that Charleston could be rebuilt in
less period BY moving slowly and surely We are
every day nearer the desired end, and long before
the next decade is passed ruined buildings, uneven
sidewalks and unpsyed streets viii be numbered
among the things that were, in the dark ages: 4
ti1t :.:..Et: 5.Ls;5 "a. % ESs79 n, s5,
\; MARsDEH's PEcToRAL BA1I never fails to relieve
and cure. 81 ..,:@.; @..,.5f
.DOWIE. & NOISE, Agents. "a
GOODRICH. WINEMAN h co. AGENTS. "
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!" Faz3 IN the Lezieon Of Youth. 7
WHtrH Futc TeoeTSes 70 q 011Oht AdHhood,
, THERE'S M s1tch 9r0,,f7 M EAyrIss


\ There's such ,cosd as FALL"
Andin tho history Of Dyspeptic Man there bo no
gloomy future full Of hypochondracal fears, for one
1rsusht OF the wonderful appetizer and healer Planta
ton Bltters will scatter tho ark clouds Of Despondoncy
and bid Hope "tel her dsttering tale'' again For
Heartburn, Dyspepsa. Indigestion, Heaviness Languor
Hoadacho and Low Spirits, this is the only remedy. II
you arc suffering from Dyspepsia any ofits attendant
evils use Plantation Bitters, and you will find thcro is
"no such word as fnil! ~
February 20 tuths3
SINGLE TRIAL OF MRS. wnsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
for children teethine, yet failed relieve the baby
and overcome the preudices of the mother It will re-
hcve the poor little sufferer Immediately It not only
frees the child from PAIN but regulates tho stomach and
bowels wind colic acdty and cures dys
entery and diarrha Gives rest and health the child
and comforts the mother.
Thrty-ave cents bottle.
Bo and call for Sa 8t.3l.,. @.4 a4+
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac stnsile of " CURTIS b PEnK1ss' on the
outside wrapper. All others are base limitations.
For sale by DOwIE & NOISE, No. 15l Meeting street.
opposite the Charleston Hotel
February % stuths
A Fact Worth Knowing.
The best investment for invalid. who suffers from
debility or loes of appetite. is bottle Of PAs1Ns He
pac Bitters as it will bo to give relief sale by
all Druggists.
A Novelty. F
The latest and most eectual remedy for the cure OF
debility loss OF appetite headache torpor OF the liver
ote., is PANKNINs HEPA11c BrrTERs For sale by
all Druggists. tn
TO P1ANTERs.-h you wish Fertilizers apply to J.
RoBsoN No. 62 East Bay, who has always large stock
and on the most favorable terms.
November % su thstnomos
st& 80
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AUCTION SALES.
Sale Of Boots ard Shoes Postnozed.

2y NILES BRAKE.
In consequence OF the lnto arrival Of the steamship
aRcssa the aao Of Boots and Shoes advertised for
THIS HIS DAY, is postponed to MONDAY. 4th instant