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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-09-26

STATE FAIR.-1he fifteenth annual Fair
closed last evening al Sacramento. We have
been unable to attend, but learn from those
who have attended, and from The Sacramento
papers that it has been complete success.
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JOHN +. HUTCHINSON.
EFFINGHAM. Ef1ingham Co., Ill.

EFFINGHAM Efingham Co., III.
Messrs Hostetter q -Gentlemen:--With
pleasure can say that your Bitters are superior
to any others. have used them in my family
for long time, and always with beneficial results
Yours, very truly, ROBT. GILBERT.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-09-26

NJ E. CHURCH SERVICE. Rev. A. Coplin
will bold divine service at the NJ. L Church,
tomorrow, at l o'clock, A. NJ.
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MEDICAL.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
New Remedies, New Remedies.
Dr.. Gibbons DispeNsary,
STREET

klk kEA RNE Y STRE l. l 4,
OIO NEAR COMMERCE > l.,
San Francisco. Established in
1854. for the treatment of Sex
uai and Seminal Diseases, such
as Gonorrhpa. elect. Structure.
Syphilis in all its forms, Semi
nal Weakness, lnpotency, etc.
Skin Diseases (of years stand.
ingD and liberated legs SUGGEST
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-09-26

r,r. AccrDENr.-On last Tuesday, at
c,;aitb's granite quarry, about four miles be-
"a Newcastle, Alfred Il. Pierce, 35 years Of
native of Maine, was almost instantly
,:,l,d The facts, as we learn from Coroner
1omisop, are briefly, about as follows: There
:. side track leading from the main track
.f,ba Central Pacific Railroad past the quar-
~ 10 point where the refuse rock is
dumped from the end of the track, falling
cana fifty feet. Two men, the deceased and
Mr.. Jones, had run out loaded Car upon
rbob were three granite blocks, weighing
.bout ton each. When at the end
Of the track, the supports gave away,
,be car tilted, the men jumped, Jones to the
.h ard Pierce to the right, one Of the bouId ers
ALLOWING and falling upon Pierce, comp letely
.oyarnc one thigh near the hip, and other
s;so crushing him so that death ensued.
Tho bodv Of Pierce was brought to Auburn
and hurried in Odd Fello ws'Cemetery, We'd
rssasv last. Jones, who jumped to the left,
ros also followed by one of the boulders
which passed over him, striking him on tho
arm and head, severely brusing bin, but he
is around and will be all right in few days.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-09-26

Messrs. Hostetter & Snith--Genlemcn:- sell
more OF your Stomach Bitters than Of any other
medicine. parties who have tried them speak in
very high praise of their excellent virtues. |
have used them myself, and prescribe them with
unparalleled success.
Very respectfully, yours
G. T. GILNER, NJ. D.
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is, very IespectIUIly'
4. BORNE, IS Market street.

PlTTSBuRG. Sept. 4, 1866.
Messrs. Hostetter 4 Smith, Pittsburgh Pa
Gents-I think | am only doing the part of a
good citizen when testify to the great benefits
received by me from the use of your Stomach
Bitters during the last fyey years. SoJourninS Tor
a short time in the oil regions, in 1861, had Il
severe bilious attack, which, in connection with
dyspepsia, LETT me in very weak condition, was
advised to try your Bitters, and having procureda
bottle found that they worked like Il charm upon
me, eight pounds having been added to my
weight in the space of one week, aud new life
seemed to have been infused into my system so
much so, that | have been induced to use them
every Summer since that time. As tonic |
think they are Invaluable. This Summer, hay
ingu similar attack. (and before, much rcduced)
although under the treatment OF an a NO. phy-
stefan, was again obliged to have recourse to the
old Bittcrs, and with the same good result, nav
ing gained six pounds within few days. pur-
chased half dozen bottles few weeks since,
and propose to use them regularly a. tonic.
Wishing you every success, remain,
Yours gratefully, WIN. MILLER.
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G. 7. GILNER, NJ. d.
XENIA. CLAW County, II

Messrs Hostetter q Smiih--Gcntlemen have
used and often prescribed, your Stomach Btters.
and take pleasure in recommending it to all
whose stomachs are debilitated. 1t is an excel
lent appetizer and tonic. and | prize it as one OF
the best medicines OF the day.
II. C. MOORE, NJ. d.
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ELpERroN. Pa, Nov. 6, 1866.

ELDEKTON, Ia, NOV. U, IoUU'
Messrs. llostetter d Smith~-Gentemen We
have been selling your Stomach Bitters for elsh-
teen months, and find them an excellent medicine.
All that is necessary is to let the people know
their virtue and they will use them have tried
them myself, and now recommend them to all
who have weak Stomachs.
Respectfully yours,
WATTERSON a. MCFARLAND Druggists
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DOCTOR GIBBONi responsible, and will give
to each patient a written instrument, binding
himself to effect Il radical and permanent cure
or make no CHARGE
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Such is the tenor of our correspondence re-
ceived by almost every mail at the mandatory
at Pittsburg The foregoing letters ,arc given
merely as specimens Of its general character, ana
as valuable information furnished by those VINO
have been relieved to those who suffer. 1t is not
necessary at this late day to publish elaborate
testimonials as a means OF pust 1g tins great Na-
tional Specific. 1t has obtaine,. Il firm hold on
the confidence of the public and reached itspre-
sent position as a Standard Preparation OF the
best class through the Legitimate medium oil eX-
detrimental demonstration. No one ventures to
impugn its medicinal merits. They are every
where confessed
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-09-26

UNDERSTANDABLE are some simple RENE
dies ndispensaben every family Among these
the experience of years assure us, should be re-
corded Perry Davis Pain Killer. For both in
ternal and external application we have found it
of great value; especially can we recommend it
for cold, rheumatism, or fresh wounds and brui-
ses.-Chrstian Era
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EN1IArIA Snline G,

CAILIATIA, Saline Co., Ill.
Messrs IIostettcr & Smih-Gentlemen Il
have practiced medicine ior many years, and
with great success, and take pleasure III recon-
mcndng them TO the public i'll general.
Very respectfully. j. SMITH, NJ. D.
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LIFE [NsuRANCE.-We call attention to
the advertisement Of the St. Louis Life In
surauce Company, TO be found under the
bea1ine-New Advertisements
This is undoubtedly one of the very best,
safest most honorable, and responsible com
papies to be found in the country. The
references they give, in California, embrace
the very best names on the Pacific Coast,
among which are to be found the following ::
Gov H. Ii. Uaight, Judge j. B. Crockett,
Ey.Gov p. II. Burnett, Hon. E. J. G. Kewen,
etc., all Of whom know the company its
financial standing, and officers in St. Louis.
Vim. SeIby, No. 4ol California street, San
Francisco, is General Agent, and r. A.
Diver Travelling Agent.
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Corned Beef and Sausage

Orders received for Sailed MEATS, in de-
sirabe quantities and delivered to customers.
Auburn, Nov. l, 1867
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DR.. y. Il. JOSSELYN
Still continues to treat the afflicted with his VAL
UABLE AND EVER.FAlLING RENE
DIES, at the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05

until roasted. The outside crust or coating IS tnon
taKea on which leaves the heart about the SIZE ana
shape Of water melons The outside OF rougn ieaves
VIII MAKE mescal by the ordinary process, while the
heart will not But out OF both the purest and besn
liquor Il made. After the roasting and cutting OF
are cut up into small slices, then carried
to be crushed beneath stone turned by q mule
until they are reduced to PUPPY substances being,
ferment for two days turning it once each day. it is
carried to vats and to four baskets OF the outside
crust (brdncd) is put one basket OF the heart mel
sonta These laid in layers, are covered with water
when the fermenting process takes place. 1t takes
from six to fourteen days to ferment In cool weather
fermentation taking place much quicker than in hot
The liquid Of fermentation is placed in barrels made
Of teconldte, with copper bottoms, and covering
the top Of the barrels Is another copper bot
toned barrel, In which water Is placed, as
purifying process. The barrels containing the
liquid are set in range or .S oven s,s about
anS IN ee aboat thirty minutes the pure BRIGHT
limpid stream commences to now, and TINS 10
how Mexican whiskey or mescal Is made. IL
averages in price at the mill from thirty TO nifty cents
bottle, and ia sold elsewhere at one dollar per
BOTTLE The average price per barrel Is from gag 10
$40. Mescal Is the favore drink OF the natives ney
never met American IN Mexico who failed TO dlsa-
gree with native taste and Judgment Ihose VINO
have imbibed mescal until they became wn VIVA,
Is plainly termed drunk declare that IN such
condition and under such mescaiic innu-
ences life passes away delightfully."- and the reveler
gets up IN the morning without the usual headache
ana declaring that he has just had glimpses of para
disc. This national beverage OF the Northwestern
country is superior to the puque OF Central Mexico
and rivals the best Cincinnati whiskey IL is plea
SAINT to the taste and leaves no burning sensation.
friend at Aguascalientes, the great mescal coun-
try kindly offered to bestow upon your correspond
et half dozen bottles to be forwarded to the editor
Of the HERALD, that the contents might be chemi-
caly analysed by the HERALD staff; but thousand
obstacles forbid the acceptance Of the Offer. Yet,
Notwithstanding the many excellent qualities or
mescal 1t is hardly equal in sren9 ana vigor 10 Inc
Russian rum OF Alaska.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05

LIGHTNING FREAEs.-The Sycamore (nlinois) Re-
publican gives the following particulars Of the effects
OF the lightning during the storm in that vicinity on
Thursday OF ast week:-At Blackberry it demolished
the steepe OF the church near the railroad, and did
some damage In the telegraph Office At De kaib IL
melted the telegraph wires in the Office ana set lire
to and consumed mass OF papers on and about the
desk of the operator. He--lucky man-was gone to-
supper, and no one was injured. AS Cortland per-
sons standing on the piazza o. the hotel saw giooe
of fire descend and pass along the wires to the depot.
1t Frustrated and stunned a young man and little
girl about the building shattered the raining on
the operators desk, melted the copper WIRES,
and passing out again split and splptered some six
or eight OF The telegraph poles. Next day shop in
this place near the railroad depot was struck and
slightly injured We learn from the Lewiston (lli.)
Journal that daughter OF Nathan Eusts. OF North
Jay, Maine, aged about twelve years, instantly
killed by lightning during the thunder storm Friday
night. The lightning struck the chimney OF Mr.
Eustis house and passed down the chimney 10 the
roof where 1t divided into three parts two following
down the rafers either side Of the house and
going down the castings OF the windows splintering
rafters, boards and castings The little girl was
leaning against the window casing and the lightning
entered one of her ears and came out OF the other
killing her instantly. lady who stood three feet
from the girl was uninjured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05
thslstls AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

sS sad Two fla.. NH afS.sy
Soyeny M and ME- Well, MIS- Watson, ~ French and
West psy IanSaserser S Clare dofden' II and
Mrs Barel, Schiller, Darling, Ptilbroot, Cur
"ie're' GARCIA p.r,r,.rs.
nssMsry Brew, Mis-. Golden, / Booth, Mis- Dennc,
Rev randy, John Ross, wife William Ross; Paul
Ss% Tss wE nS,S. y ..s
npshss Captain Rssy G NJ f TsSS and
Terban, Mr. Kirkpatrick, Henry. l. Ainswcrth, Mr.
5rs srSs ss45 sy J sSs and s s
Miss Brauye Miss Scott, Mr.. Mccaqly, Mrs stratton,
viz. % sn Re-, III
" = saa
two children John Esid and ye rhopa. Psn.s and wife
iadss s:nsae s:ssSe joseph PSS Bs ReS.f; ws%:
s Tracey James Waller DOherty Edward Reid
ss n We Ann.
SSrs Somshu Rev We Coleman S Ssai s.. Msrs, fscS
ss cs n, fs Houston, Or c..ws .as.i n sSs
ehild VIM Houston; Prof Mors9e, rhllp Bsrlinsr al
LivEsrool, GLASGOW tyr Steamship Britain.
glhisn Robt Canning, John Mctarlane, Calvin whrpe
ward % Scr%s Mss Gans John WI Io%or
Lorimsr, WIN Lormcr, 1hos Meoemts Col Fairs1 WI
Langley Hugh GissoSMrs Reid ssdhreS Children, Miss
pys mrs Martin and s.ild Miss Jsns Johnston Isaac s
Hedges. George HEDGES Miss Hedge. Ms. Louisa Hedges
hs s Iswrsn, NJ Rib5 a tomas MAS hoss sa
Mrs Lockhsrt Siss I9csssr John iocsiaii MsT Lgsk.
Ss 'kc. 1hos fss rs ssfs%a
sIsIks sriaf y. "a G,orse Muf"n, sam yap y,mren
Geo iemirgtou, MIS- re .ouy'G, Oro f,ra ruon us
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some cases not 10 slight degree only, hat palpably
no. and thai on this road which mas obtalneu pfo-
mnence among me RAILROADS. OF tae country So Nv
rather under the government, OF the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad, there should at once be remedial
action IN the matter o. placing new , nes ne sses
where the ties are bare and the road presents cor
durOy appearance. Important changes and modin-
called bridges and culverts, the economy, strength
and safety of iron for the former borne IN mind. New
rails should be laid where the worn ones are Of that
character that seems 10 invite passing trains to de-
dangerous n at all practicable; other and more i'm
proved cars should he substituted for the present
apologies, where ventilation aud comfort will be OBJ
served; engines should be furnished with improve
ments and built in such manner that constant
repairs VIII not be necessary. Then the Pittsburg
Fort Wayne AMI Chicago Company will, In matter OF
condition, oe worthiy mentioned as first class
railroad.
The wearied excursionists must not be forgotten.
They approached Chicago on the morning OF the sd
INST, where, awaiting the convenience OF the
managers of the journey TO the land OF the Rocky
Mountains, they were joined by hundred or more
OF that city and surroundings-Of the character
OF those who, for the benefit OF their health,
yearly go 10 watering places and find II not;
and then the grand excursion began. These were
not gathering OF shOddyHes or pseudo nilonDares,
but one oi great wealth. yet loving 10 show their
dresses and diamonds and
Their silkeu coats, aud caps, and golden rings,
And rufs and cuffs, and fsrhingaes, and things,
and whose highest ambition in part 10 dazzle COM
mon humanity with the glitter OF their DISPLAY.
There were many OF these, who went among the pro-
auctions OF Natures artist hands as granny repre-
eented among the Black Hills and Rocky Mountains
down near sunset, 10 shine ana awe the lew poorer
meaals whose destiny is the developement OF their
country and who like true soldiers are bravery npht-
ing the battle OF life. With them 1t Is the intention
speed the Missouri river, over the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad and thence to the end Of the
Union Pacific road, noting the concords and dscords
Of nature, and human KIND as seen there, with all
else OF interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05
Racing in Portuaal-First Contest Under the
English Rules.

=, ,s,o, oorrosnoraant in pom,s ito IN ro,ao, y,
lL'sooh ooiiespoh"eisy au Io o iie III Aoh''oh Vi
,,, May la.J ,
.ii tni ,bo arst % so u .o d t p,a
Enaiisb res ayer held in this countrv. Spt rnonin
@ ,a s ,,,isi,,s, snch wants az, 49,
~ co u,anv reonaats rom Tho porurmaSo &c. No
o ar ranedv me Stewards were Is Hntoni Ce, 40
de DER pina D. l. r. de Sdma, D. C r; f. Maia d. &c
T. Fam Eso The love cf horses in PortnSo, mora
Especially in the Alemteo is very great There good
snecimens of the native fhorOvghbred still eyjst
sironr uirv aud conro aanns IittIa animate ,vitS
manu- Signs Jo,f Arab blood to which NAV he attri
buted the not bad performances described
below, considering the time want of GOOD
raining and the weller Weights thew carried
the meeting took place on Sunday Tuesday and
Wednesday NAV g. 5 end G. at a small distance from
of Lisbon. The course an oval one. measuring l,14s
Stewards. Judges and Jockeys tents gorgeousiy
pretty appearance. The ground was in good order
make fan, were extended over three days, and d.
vided into heats the first day being trial OF speed
once around: twenty-one accepted The fnai heat
was won, after good struggle by Sultana, a COM
pact little gray mare In eighty-tWo seconds, under
The steadier Of twelve stone. me second day was
horses putting In appearance, and was well won by
Ismae who, considering the short time he has been
schooled to these performances, cleared them all In
Well The last day comprised trial OF speed and
strength eight umes around s9r about hve miles
sufficient to try both the powers of horses and
Jockeys. Twelve horses accepted. and the race was
divided into two heats, the horse doing tne distance
in the least time 10 win. Mesklin, another gray, by
the 10y lavorlte color mere wOn easily In eighteen
minutes, Zare ii. running head and head seven
times around when ne noted and the neat wa spoiled
Meskim's Jockey havlng eased MS morse, anu tne
Others being settled long before ana III my opinion
l0st the race tnerepy ie next meat was uetter CON
tested throughout. facna me chestnut Morse, pe.
longing 10 countryman OF ours anu one Oh tne right
sort MADE strong running, Win keoif wen up.
Pacha's Jockey was, however, unable 10 Keep MS
head straight ana ne poheu gu, OF Tue course Twice.
lie was, IN spite OF this quickly olougut pack, Dut
he was unable 10 eaten kepir, WHO won easily III ios
minutes. "
SUNDAY, May FIRST HEAT:-Coufse las metres:
Baron Ola Torres en- n Pacha H., aged, ii ST. 10 IDS
Don +. Souza Barreo's b. n. Boleto, years, II ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05
HELP wANTKD-MALEs.

vxrANrED-A COMPETENT COACHMAN AND GAR
w dener must hpve best Of reference Apply at ocs
3s Broadway, Monday July between 10 and IL O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05
COACHNIEN AND GARDENERS.

N ried coachman and groom can take charge OF
small vegetable garden II required; wife 10 good ann-
poysr with whom have lived since TO the coun
try preferred CAL address James DAILY, SOL
West Twenty sixth street, between 10th and llh avs, third
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-18
POLITICAL.
CENTRAL UNION CLUB
Union State Convention.

ATA MEETING OF THE STATE CEN.
IA TRIAL COMMITTEE OF THE UNION
Party OF Ncvndn, held pursuant to call, Febru.
nry 10, 1868, It was ordered M follows, That n
Sinte Convention. for the purpose Of sclecting
delegates to represent the State In the Conven.
tlon OF tho National Union Republican Party,
called to moot In Chicago on tho Goth Of May,
1868, be called to meet In Carson city on the 9Th
day Of April next.
That Delegates to said Convention bo appor.
toned ms follows;
Ono for each ceuntyand one for each Senator
and Representative to which such county lsen.
titled.
That tho several County Committees be In.
strueted to provide for the election Of Delegates
to tho State Convcntion-said elections TO be by
direct vote at tho Primaries, or by Convention.
as tho several Committees may direct; NIL elcc.
tions for Delegates to be had prior to the lsrduy
Of April next.
That ut the Primaries for the selection Of Dele
gates the following test be recommended, when.
ever challenge shall be made TO the right OF u
party 10 vote: Did you. at the last election
for State Officers support the Union Ticket md
will you, at the next Presidential election, sup.
port tho nominees Of the National Union Repub.
ilean Party"
@. N. NoTEwARE. Secretary pro TEN. fel2.td
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.
AT MEETING OF TIE UNION
N County Central Committee held ~ the
ofico OF John Piper, on tho 9th day OF March,
1868, tho following RESOLUTIONS were unanimously
adopted;
kso,psd Lnat o. inc as,eSss ,ro 20 bo gsIS ON
~ TO the union State convention, 70 W h.,u on
the 9Th OF April ieOc, snaii Dteieeteu ny lnc onoh
voters Of said county direct In the respective pre-
cincts at tho primary clccuons.
Resolred, That the following shall DO tue ap'
portionmont OF delegates nom Storey county;
VIRGINIA.
,,., Wa, o dcloro,e.
slln nMu. Joiosa,es,
second I.IsGa,es
Ihna W Ma.i ''''''--'..''''.''.'S o Jsiosa,cs
fouf'n ""u'.'....:.'..:.'''
GOLD HILL
First Ward. delegates.
Second Ward. d.......................2 delegateA
American Flat. delegate.
Flowery. ueLegn,e. Y,
hesosted nt 'u1 'J1Nhs ~, s.'".a e. :.
put Dy the board OF yuuBes 10 aIi PeLsons on1i
Ing 10 yote az tno prma5ies, ana W wn1 S ,ny mo oe
challenged BY recognized memosr OF 'ho oh'oh
parry
First-Dld you vote at the last general oicc'
tlon In this stn,e LOT the hSmlnees 81 'he ohion
party OF wouiu you nave a'n' w I" II "a' De''
Seeopd-Do you solcmnly pledge yourself to
vote FOR and support tho nominees OF the Union
party for National, State and County officers ut
tho iicxt general election. to bs held In Novem.
bcr, 1903
Resolred. That tho Board OF Judges OF the pr.
mary elections shall receive tho ballot offered oy
any Legally qualined voter VINO shnil give az ~.
above sst forth.
R,,olred. That the Board of Judges shall give
~ ,Ss ncrson. rcesiyinr The highest number Of
yotes n he saId primary elections, credentials
sIrnsd by saId BOARD OF Judges. and directed to
tbc President OF the Union State Convention, 10
he held In Carson CITY, April 6, 1868
Re,olred, That tho Union Primary Elections OF
s,orey county shall bo held on TUESDAY,
March aI. I96a. and TINT the polls bc opened ut
N A NJ. and be kent omen until 8 o'clock r. NJ, ;
and Al that m Tho following places are dosgnated for
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-08-19
A PIENDIp
FAR { FOR SALE.

A PIENDID
/ FAR { FOR SALE.
r FER my IT sale situated two miles
land a !hah South Of the hourisbing
OWN OF ash M fhisfarm contains
81 ACRES
of excellent black soil land. 25 acres OF
which is in timber, the balance cleared
and under good fence; a good orchard
Of fruit and a good sugar orchard Of
300 trees. Also a go.d bank barn
40x70 feet, With we'll 10 barn yard
The dwelling house is frame ard IN
good condition, with never failing well
of water at the door, spring house. ano
never failing run ming spring water
through the farm. This is one of the
best pieces of land in Montgomery
township. Any person desiring a
good farm, will do we'll to call and see
this one. Enquire on the premises OF
b HOUCK,
Or of Michael Miller, Miller House,
Ashland.
For further. particulars inquire of
j D. Jones.