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OLNEY TIMES. KailrutMl. MoWeg East. 4,00 M. friend Wilson has finally come out a a.nsi Township Organization.

It took him some time to nofk himself up to that point. He i consulted the frunds as well as the enemies of that measure. Sometimes he spoke in faror of it--some- iirnes n. But at last, in obedience to town clique, he has come to the conclusion that it will te oppresive to the weaker Townships, CUCBECTED WEEKLY BV WJI. 'lour, ugar, aolassos Joflce, bu.

lay, ton, Juiter, js ib 1 'luiothy Seed, bu. lni Seed bu Lllf TM at. i i i a Stall Train raotinr East at stop an ets ff saving that the Times Yiocenuci, tQe oth-1 a i j. imes aid Miscellaneous, EO1TOK. Olceling ai the Conn Houae.

The metting at the Court lart Monday, was largely attended by the citizens of tbe co uniy who came 10 hear the discussion. Mr. A. Kitchell, regaled his audience with one of his able, argumemive speeches, IB which be shjwed up the inconsistencies of ihe Democratic party, and the tendency of that party to spread the institution of slavery over all the tnia Union. Mr.

Kitchell, in alluding lo Judge Douglaa and his don't care policy, showed that he was not to be trusted in the Senate of the United Slates, as he had no regard for the imprest of this great Nat en, nor did he care for the institutions that were to be built Up in our country, ihrefore he was not the man to represent a free people. Mr. Kitch ell's speech beibg. full of sound argument, and listened to with marked respect, and waa frequently applauded by his hearers. After he goi through, Mr.

Preston arose to reply and set tut in hia usual style, by chargiug the Republicans with being the negio equality party, using hia numerous nereotyped phrases, introducing aaold and long since re fated charge that the Republican party were in favor of negro equality which was shown by his own vi lent.e that the Republican, party did not until long after the act ul tbe Legislature rcfered tc by him This will avail him. nothing among sersable in en in an eicauge that a gentleman of Ohio, intends having on exhibition, at the Illindis State Fair, a drove of Caahmere Goats -We understand that President Bu- cfjanan is also expected to be present oa that occasion, but whether he in- couipe with the Goats for a we are unable to is controlled by the wealthiest men in the County, and is advocating the measure. Now this is flattering to us lo be clashed as one of the weal- men of the county--a piece of in- ormation we are sorry to say is not rue; however, it is DO repro ch. If our policy has been such that we iave been fortuna.e enough to accumulate "omi piopeity, it is an evi- deuee, at least, that the policy we advocate for ihe administration of our County affairs, is entitled to consideration, the policy that will be calculated to lessen the expenses of County, and the building up of a sound and judicious administration business is the only true policy to be adopted for our common rood, and, to our mi'd, Township Organization the true policy for Ricnlaud County. B.

HAYWARD, Esq-- COMMERCIAL. J. MAY CJ.ARKMONT. in CJAVE in't reeeived tbe and largest 10 stock erer be- lure introduced inio.ihia county, puchis Chairs and Bradstepds of every variety. GEO Ib Iitles-- Green, tb do Dry, Salt Knnawa, Bucon Shoulders, Hams, Sides, Jeans, bu, nth Potatoes, bu.

)rietl Apples, none in Market. Drod Peaches; bu do 25c $7 lOo 60 $1 75 40c 4c lOc 40c 7 10 9e $100 I0t November Election, MR. EDITOR: Please announce the name of BUCK OnmcK as a mdicl.ite for Sberifl at the ensuing election, subject to the Clay County Democracy. MANY VOTERS, are authorized lo annnounee JOSEPH OBIMKS a a cuadidate for Sheriff of lnd county. We are authorized to announce GKOKGI Dear the undersigned citizens and voters of Richland County, are desirous of having a candidate for the islature, for whom we can vote-his 6entira nts being; in accordance with ours uoon the election of a United S'ates Senator.

Understanding that you were formerly a Whig, and that you have always heen op posed to the course of Senator Douglas in the repeal of the Mis souri Compromise, and the policy of the Democratic party towan Kansas, and that if elected you would support Mr. Lincoln or some other good man for the Senate sentiments agree wilh ours upon the great political questions of the day, we rcquesl you to become a candidate, and assure you of our earnest support. John B. Stout, W. P.

Laird, M. Stauffer. James Wharf, L. Morrison, L. D.

R. Boley, Carrothers, H. Jamieson, W. Robinson, John T. Shaw II.

Gain, A. B. Bail, K. Spring, Jno. H.

Gunn, E. C. Paige, A. Darling, John L. Williams, C.

M. Hoover, E. Kitcheil, W. M. Beck.

Negro Equality. Our Demecratic friends appear to be terribly exercised on the sub ject of "Negro Equality." They ready to go off into spasms for fear the Republicans will obtain the ascendency in the administration of die Government, and bring about a of the white and black races. Among those who croak a week of excitement about the Republicans being in fain St. Loufs--the Fair eomrnencfdj vnr of negro equality; it ill becomes on Monday, and all who could com-1 the Newton Enqnirtr to make use mand a sufficient amount of the such stuff, yet, that paper appears and desired to do so, to be greatly alarmed lest a separa attended. It is reported as being tion of the races should take place well worthy of attenduoce.

Ouvs BRANCH--This periodical D. MoRRiso-f as candidate for Sheriff the ensuing full election. Mn. EDITOB: Please announce Ihenime of JOHN L. WILLIAMB as indidate for Sheriff at the November election.

HIGHLAND. We ore authorized to announce the of ALBERT 0. BASDEH as a candidate for Sheriff at the coming election. WE are authorized to announce the name of S. LOG AH, as a Candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing election.

WE are authorised to announce tbe name of f. PHFLUY as a Candidate for tbe Office of Sheriff at the ensuing election to be holder. Tuesday the 2d day of November '68, MR. EDITOR: You will please announce the name of Wic. J.

STEFBKNSON of Clay count; as a Denvwratio Candidate to Represent tbe district composed of the counties of and Jasper, in the next general assembly. MAHY VOl'EHS. MP. EDITOR: You trill announce the name of McflniLKV, Eis4rof Jasper county as a Candidate to the Diatrict composed the counties of Kichla.id, Clay, and Jasper in the lower br inch of the next Legislature of the State of Illinois, subject to tho decissiun of the Democracy' of the above counties. MAXY CITIZENS.

LOUNGES. TABLES. Work Wash Stands- I A AM) DEALKB3 IK ALL KINDS OF LEATHER, FINDINGS, HIDES, FUR, AND WOOL, A A I A I Ham Street, between Second and Third, Ind. highest marker paid for reen and dry HideJ, Deur and Sheep Skim, Fur, and Wool. JOHN M.

WII.80X. LOOS OTJT1 LOOS LOOS V0H I 3dC JE1 A THOSE INTERESTED WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE! S. BAiKD. Olney, August 25, 1858. 8 JOB Lai it be distinctly understood thai we have ihft beat Job Office in Sou.h- Iljjiuoja, jmtf we are pr pared-to do all kinds of Job Work, most approved style and on reasonable terms.

DEDICATION. UB METHODIST CliUUCH of this place will be Dedicated to the Worship of AL- IOBTT Qon, on the 3rd of October next, by the KINGoLEi', D. 0, Editor of the Testern Christian Advocate. Cincinnati. The Dedication will embrace the Sabbath receding the session of the Annual Confer- nce, which is to meet at this place on the Cth October.

Ministers and friends generally are cordially nvited to attend. N. HAWLEY. Aug i "I 25, 1S58. latt.

It is now one of the neatest, well conducted periodicals published. We see, by looking ovcrj under a Republican administration, which if such a good fortune should r- brought about, we are sure hat been considerably improved of evei would result in a loss to tbe nu- menal strength of the Democracy THE PBOGRESS or SLAVERY IN THE A A edmor to this work, eighty pages octave in paper cover, ha- ju-l been published. It will be furnished, free at twenty-five cents pir single copy, or one dollar for five copies, at tight dollars for fifty copies, and at fifteen do lars for one hundred cop-es, seperately inailtd, desired. Address GEORGE M. WESTON, Washington, D.

tbe, list of contributors, that seme of the most popular authors write for It Sept 8th '58. Mm. is 'he with of number citizens of this vi- c'nity, to a meeuog of the tin- of theT County, at the Court House, on Saturday the 2dlh for irmrpose cf considering the propriety appointing a rmmiitee to eiaraiM the books of the County. E. M.

Warren, Recording StUNtary, State Agricultural Mwpt Ottr lhkDk8 for tickets to tie State Fair. M. were arrested in Uiis week, for exhuming a desd-okild, were held to bail for their appvatiMe at Court. Onnn Sons hart jjutreoeired some self-sealitg. Fnit CIM, which they wish to dis- pMt of terms.

Call Brown, of the Missouri Democrat was married on the to a lady of Jefferson City. week will give th of premiums offered at the thin Annual Fair of the Richland Count Agricultural Society. Fair to held on the 28th and 29th of Ocio her net. We preseat our readers with imerestinf cotnmuaicattoiia, tnir ufon the subject of Town- Read theraif informed. hare any of Mr.

Sea ifc town-nil mnple synopsis of Mr. Steph ensou's speech at Maysville, wil appear next week. Bgg- There are three papers pub lished at Newton, bui if jo wish to take the BE subscrib for the War. The person who found Urge Gold Breast Pin, can find th owner by calling at this office. (jj- We refer our readers to ou column of new advertisements thi Peaches were sold in town this week, at fifty cents per bushel Foa and Lot by S.

Morrison. See notice. J. M. will appear next week.

ALSO IME, UMBER, LATHES, SHINGLES. STONE COAL, Plastering Hair, c. c. c. Also now on hand a complete stock OF SUMMER GOODS, sni- 1 A Ihnrch Building Notice.

HB dECON'D UVSIALL-VIBNTon the sub- son ption to the building of the First Pras- ytermn Church, of Olney, is now due, Per- interested living in the country will please payment to the 'ireoiarer. Parties Hv- nc town will be called on during tho week. KOfJBRT BVEKS, Treasurer. A B1HJLSES, Hosiery, GL r.ES, I WV. Boston Leather Store.

GEORGE KERKHOFF CO, ISAAC SOLICITORS A GENERAL COLLECTING IN SOUTHERN BE2GS AIB Paints, Oils, Bye-Stuffs. Perfumery, Stationery, Glass-Ware loitru ments, Varnishes, c. DoCT. MoRT. D.

WILLIAMS, Junior, Bavins removed to the large-Store-House lately occupied bvW. W. Hoskinson, respectfully calls the ot Phjlpuu, MO fW- lic generally to hit itock of ILL ATTEND to all business connected with the practice of Law in the Fourth Judicial I'islrict. Office one door north of the "Pross" Office. WILLUHS It Gf AMT, Chicago.

DiVIS BlRNEY, Philadelphia, And Collecting Ag uts in Philadelphia, New York, Ciucmnaii, and Saint Louis. FARE REDUCED. Ho! for Newton Jasper County. A Tri-Weekly Stage, carrying the mail, loaves Olney for the aboro place, on Wednwdays, and Fridays, returning, Tuesdays, Thursdiys, and Satur lays. 'rfme of tUrting 10 o'clock A.

M. or immediately on the arrival of tbe Train fron. the east. JOSEPH L1TZELMAN. Morrison Houfe, April 9 Ij which he so enlarged aj to it the ever offered in Olney, it now contains almost every article of falw in the U.

S. Dispensatory, to which will soon be added fcll pnnciple ECLECTIC REMEDIE yarti-jularly the fine resenoid principals prepared by Merrel Cincinnati; and many Crushed, Ground and Powdered nil of which will be pat np with care and neatness, in quantity (however small) required. u. N. E.

Corner Main and Whittle Avenue, Olney Illinois. ISAAC KEEN. C. PRESTON. KEEN PRESTON, Jobbers of Foreign Domestic MY GOQ8S, JXTOTIOTO-S.

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, APS, c. Fisrt st. between Main and EVANSVILLE, IND. Sept. 19, ly.

CALEB SMlin. B. P. SMITH LOWE, A I A A Office in Selves' Building, No. 1 7 Weit Third St.

CINCINNATI 0. WATT. J. SMITH, NOTABT PTOUO, Will attend promptly to taking Depasitions, and all olber Notarial BmincM. AT THE OFFICE OF SMITH fc LOWE mar.

J6, '58, ly. SALE. A one story dwelling house situated near the 0. A M. R.

fi. in Olney, cuntaing two Rooms. Will be sold at a Bargain en application to June 25 tf. HARRISON STAUFFER. CLQTBtlff, Also CLOTHS, CASIMKBES, MSkiDf HUB it, not door BraMh rfr Immediate A SPUWHUY ILLUSnttTH KNtMMt A infMl if THE BBST PATEJVT JUEDICUTES JUST KECErV'ED AT DEU WILLIAMS' NEW DRUG STORE, CORNER OF MAIN dT, AND WHITTM AV.iNUB, HOBTH OF A ERESH STOCK OF PAHNT MEDICINES.

Amonewhieh are Smith's TonteSyrnn. India Ball Sarsaparilla, Fosjjate'i Anod. ne Cordial, Mag Tret of Bk.B« Mr. i i Yellow Dock Sanapinlla, Cwanaaft 't Kfe Salw. and Hurley's TMMClark'i Fife toXOort and Dead Shot Vtrmalage, TiwBipioa'i Wat.

Farrel'i Arabian Ltaimemt, Radwaj'i Ready Relief. GRAFFETOURCr'S DYSENTERY SYRUP. in tms leepy for 1 I Ml I Harpor'i "Weekly" "MafMfaV Paemottennidtafaelubof twelvcor tMB will a cepy (rath. her. bMMBMimbmfmteltoactoMMlM.

Baok naabeft eaa he lualifcli to My Unt. ClerpsMn awl TowUn at teMM' BATM: HASPKK BBOTHBRS. g.tBkllc Wm HARfXWY I AKD t. Piano Booms, 0. G.

October Term 1858; A. Kitchell, vs I 'Burgwin ife, Charles Chancery Bill lo Barney, foreclose mortgage. Joseph E. I Wilmington, A.Kitcliell Flsnliff in the above cnatlcd cmso, hftMng hererotore to-nit, Augmt 3rd 1858, filed his bill of compliint in this C.HUO the sa.d Charles U. Barney ind others, it appt-anng also from affidavit filed by said Pianhff, that the said Charles II.

irney resides out ol this state; therefore by tin. the s-iul Batney will take notice that the said plainiffs origionol and amended bill in the above entitled cause, if now pending in our saicf court, nnd that tbe same will come on for finallrial the ten rm th roof to ke h.ndra at the House in Olnoy on the 2d Monday in October next, being the llth day of said month, and that unless the said Barnay shall appear, plead or answer tacreto tbe laid plnntifia bill will ken for confessed and a decree entered accordingly. Witness, B. fcnyJer, Clrrk of 8 5 fiichland Circuit This August 61858 SILK VEILS, TRIMMINGS, LACES, FKINGES, c. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, nncts, all to be sold low for Cash, or markeiablb produce july9 ALEHI9 KUDD, HUDD A BUOBS, New York, St.

Louis MUDD Produce and Commission Merchants No 133 Peurl Street, York. j. i. MUDD. A.

a. QBOII. Gcoige Smrh Peter Cartwnght vs Wilson Gnash William Gnash Natbamel Pewett Sarah his wife Johnson Gnash the unknown heirs of David Gnash Martin Gnash Nathaniel Carter Clara his wife Josiah West Elijab Tapley Jesse Gardner all persons interested whose names are unknown. OTICB is hereby given to the "bow named 4 defendants and all othur persons interested whosenamjs are unknown that the oomplainanu have filed their Mil as aforesaid connection and quitinz the title certain lano set forth in said bill visi qr of tbe tff 23 14 9 now unless yon the said defendants iippear at the next October term of said court to be bolden on tbe llth day of October 1853 and answer, demur orplead to the same, a decree wi'l be entered according to thu preyer Ac. M.

SNYDER. Clerk. T. MCDD. G.

L. HUGHS. MUDD HUGHS, Produce and t'ommission OTFS. Crusmithingr. TSO S.

KNMHT, respectfully inforon th t) Sportcmen of this and adjoining counties tha le is manufacturing Quna ol a superior qua'Hy and keeps on hand and for sale all kinds of taun Trimming. Repairing of all kindi done to der. Shop Walnut street. BLACKSMITHIIVG! HORSE SHOEING, 6. B.

0 TJ ESPECTFUtLY informs the Farmers and XX Mechanics of Kichla? county, that has i pencil in canuectiun Titb his Waggon and Carriage shop, an extentiro where all work lu bis line will be prouptly attended to and in a workmanlike mannei. Horseshoeing being one of the most necemiry callings, he feels warrented in saying to all who hnve hoises to shoe, that he is prepared to do all such jobs in a style superior to any before done in this place, all I uk is a trial and satisfaction will bo garanteed. may28tf HOUSE CARPENTER- BANKS, house carpenter and Joiner Olney Illinois. Will furmsh plans and sp-uScations, and do all work his line Will furnish, and undertake the building of house offices and guarantee all work to be done in tbe best style. myTtf.

ROBERT BARNES, WHOLESALE MERCHANT, Wutcr st. Evansville. Indiana. As cheap goo.s as any in the Weit. 'Jlry him.

Sept 19, ly. Jaynes' Alterative and liniment, Edferlej'i TurniiB KattwlM, Scbeidam Sebnapp. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, Baker'a'anaoea, Peotowl Mlxton, DR, HALL'S Balsaa, SLOAN'S IisUit Relief, Bntler't Nervand Bone Liniment, Liniawnt, Ooiuk Histm Md Pato KltraBtar, WNtar't Balsam of Wild Cherry, Sloan liutant Belief and Condition Jayne'i Bx- peeurant Abo a fall aioorlment of Oili, Dyettafi, dftt, T.ba*o, Stationery, and other artiolw uiuaUy koPt In a oily Bref btore. DR. M.

D. WILLIA1US, Jr. Prtctiiing Physician tnd Surgeon, AT THE Olney Dispensary, Corner of Main st. and Whittle Avenue, Olney, Takei till method of informing the cittiens of Olney, and publie genenally, that i prepared to visit patientt in any part of the oouoty, br day or night and treat all kindi diseaie, or iojuries, according to the method taugbt in the best School and HotpitaH in the country. Huring had the bonefitof a thorough medical e4ucat.uii, at well ai styeral yean extensive and success! nl practice, be Batters hiuuolf that he able to gtn general aatisf aotiou Particular attention will begivtn to the treatment of Scrofula, Bronchitis, of chest, Dyspepsia, Diarrhoea, Dytemery, Neuralgia; BheumatUm, Ague an-l tent, TypMd Few, Winter Fever, emale IrregnlariUes, Midwifery, Tamoii, Wonndi, DiMenci the Bye, Ac.

DR. J.B.OIBBS, Vitblngton City, D.C. OR. J. KENNY CHAMBERS, Petenburgb, VC DBS.

R. MOOR. Frankfort, Va. DR. ROB'T DAILY, Oldtown, Md.

DR. JOHN S. flUYKB, Bloomery, Va, MooBmu), July 31st, 1857 The undersigned certify Dr. M. D.

WUliami, jun or, of the towitof Otoey, Richland county, Illinois, studied medieine in thU place, under an experienced and phyiicitn, and nftei a regular couno of study -t the Univenity of Maryland and Baltimore Innncanr in the city of Baltimo-e, practiced in this plaee "or several in connection with nil private instruitor, during part of whioh time he had Mmself a terje ptaetioe among the moil reepee- tvble and intelligent part of our community, and treated soooeeif ally many and dangtr- ns cases of disease and some hopeless onos, especially of Typhoid and Remittent JFneu- monia, or winter Fever, and Pleurisy, both in adulvs chi.dren. s-AM'LH. ALEXANDER, Cashier of tbe Bank of the Valley of Virginia. Between Smod and Ihkd gHx, tOlTIS, MO. ARLB.

DUrnrO ROOK and BID MOV FllRNITMB, SMt, or Piano lortetlrom (SOOto MM. lodeonto Parlors orChinfaM from $tf OMewfor Fwnltvtor Piaett Hied with eare'and at MUM prioe when ponfcMer to peeeant, a-d ahlpped to any poiit witkevt charge for ptMinit, boxing, Ac. JwWS M. L. 70HVSOH, A I -H BUKK BCOX First brt.

Main and Loent Evttr dmoipUoB of BMM Book Store on wai Mr Ml laitern priwi, BlMk Booto to Matte aai llapiiDM boud any toind. S. D. HEAP; REAL ESTATE AGENT, FLORA, ILIJnOff. ill attend to buying and idUa land, paying UIM UCiay OMWIV.

Having exoluire 8e ll No, 33 Levee and 66 omit ercal St. St Louis, Mo. DOCTOR G. U. HAYNIE, XT Xi I VFFERS bis professional sen-ices to the oitl- I sens of Richland and adjoining counties in treatment of Diseased or Deformed EYE Office on Mum Street, oppositeLi.ley's Having Xloro town proporty, can ofier awk to tba) they will tei It their advanuge to nive him a call.

Mn Main ttreet Floio, NT. OHIO AND UNION A IS Inititution hat been removed Cleveland, Ohio. Degreti an lefally conferred, and Student! opon Gradnating may be admitted to practice. For Circubui ad- drew, at Cleveland. U.

A. M.W. GAMBLE, JOHN VANCE FARMER, Clek A. LOM.MBRVILL I MBRCHANT, J.W. HUrTOST, of the Peace.

VANMcriBH Farmer. (EO. Sheriff of Hardy Co. JAMES of tbe Revenie. JACOB VANMBIER, Farmer.

WM. 8EYMORE, Attorney at Law. a A. MeMEEUIN, Merchant PATTD. TVJiiLEy, J.

C. B. MULLEN, J. P. August 5th 1S5S.

H. HATWABD, Sol. Settlem nl of OTICE is hereby given that rhe undersign edrdmimstrator of the estate of John Shaw deo'd, will attend before the Probate Court of Bichland County Illinois, on Monday the first day of tne October term thereof A. 1858, for purpose of aettleing nod adjusting claims against said estate All pcrtons baring claims against laid arc hereby notified to attend sail term of Court for the purpose of having the adjusted, Olnej August 6. GEOKS SHAW.

Adm'r FARM eighty thirty under cultivation Gondte edloghou-'e, stable and jut a good well of water, two hundred wlteted fruit trees, from the laytoo Suiwry. For further jwrtieulars, enquire of Elijah Ratelifle on the pr-aoise. 3 miles south of AVE Just received, openod, one ot tbe 1 irgeat A most C(unplete nssortment of G.ods ever brought to Olney, Consiting of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS SHOES HATS AND CAPS, READY MADE CLOTHING! HARDWARE. AND CARPENTES' TOOLS, IRON, GLASS AND NAILS, BOOKS STATIONERY, Vankee Notions, c. c.

c. We inTite thu to call 1 examine our stock, feeling assured J. C. GAMBLE, Clerk of the orantj Coort.of R. J.

TILDEN, Deputy Sherif. P111LIP T. SHEAliBR, M-'diart. ttABREL FOX Farmer. DAVID VANMErBB Farmer.

April UM. I am penonally aooqnaintcd with M. D. WILUUM, of Olney having ded two years in the town of Moorefield, where Dr. ihen bad an cxtw Dr.

W. H. MedcaUe (Late Corresponding secretary ol the Medical Cbirurgical Faculty of Maryland, and first Vice PresL dent of the Medical and Surgical Society ef Baltimore.) espectfully informs the of Olnej and vicini ty, that after many yean of ae live practice and constant atwudenoe "In tbl largest Eastern Hospitals, he, with seme oon Sderwe. offers se; vices all the brancbet profession, but especially Surgery and tl of Women ind Children. Residence North Avenue, West Olney.

2T sded two years i and suceessful praeuce, specially in Kenittant, Typhoil and CongeiHve feven, Eresyplan. Pneunumaia or muter fever, Pluraey, Diarbow, Dywatery, Vnoleoa and other of Children, and Female Irregularities. CBAULEa B. iOUNG, Confiifeaw. Lmnn Cmu, april W18.

I have known for several years. Dn. M. of Oiney foravly of Moore- Held his native placu. After duo studdy and attending ItttMM, he praotieed medieipe 4 number of yeaH in this county, anl toe of bamg mt of tns moit InMllt- and Succeeafull Phyiicim of huagi in He gave utisfaetiun to all who loved him.

bienod JOHN JOHXSi'ON, Paitor of Mt. Zion Precbyicriau Cfcureh 0. S. C-oi G. Lun.

Pnlliam. A. Baldwin. Steam Sash, Door amd BUnd mm WHOLESALE RETAIL rpilE undersigned would recpeetf ally inform J. shs oituenof Rienland and adjacenteoun- that they are pi epared to oruiib all Lay favor them with a call, with DOOBS, SASH, BLINDS, XV.

IMC Eld. I A A A Moulding of every size and shape. tongne and grorinz, Flocrief and or -nd Window Cuing, and in short ceoenary to the completing on themoit favorable term, all that we can suit them in good:) and nunufaetund out ol the bwt teamed price. H. GUNN SONS, A.

MALLOHY OMEWHERE between Olney and JJ-Mare. the fore part ol lut week, A BOOK, containing tone Notei and BSPECl'FTLLY informs tbe eitiieni of Richland and adjoining conntiei, that he hae on hand and for ale, a tittle the belt assortment ol DOLES, Barness, AEC-, i erer before offered in this market, which fo CTer and 1 TM. i -fh be wll tbe lars ID i who gaol in bu line, would nding Bald 150Ok IT: ll hia ogether with Fifteen silrer change. Any penon finding Book fc im and leavitic it at the Ijmei Ib work and ptiew belore purcharing elMwhtre. N.

JUlworkwamated to dogood Pine and Poplar L.IJMBER. on band, Chain Pnmpc, Coffins, Ae: Ibe public an respeetfolcy invited to ull and ntaanua our stock. LVTZ, PULLlAKACo. GOODS DIRECT FROM NEW YORK AND Are now in receipt of a large and well assorted "lock of Spring and Summer Dry-Goeds, Consisting in put of Faney 4 Dress Silica Plain and Barred Jaconets Town Lots in Olney to Suit Fturduwen, ril UE proprielor havine conphtcd 1 rey.and platting of the new addition to Olney (A. Kitchens addition) will Mil part tbe on the most favorable yean at Intentt.

Knewinf that penoni wishing to build can in tba tight better tluirBoMyin that have oonclndod to pat of tbe payiMM HU ti get easier. The loU are all well dtj tmt plNa. ant for retldeiow, txtndinf Inm Bail Road to Main Street, aad only IMS of the Depot and Conrt Tbe title it in A. aW et cneiunbranee, he will make aU i to loH'in ifeedi. All penont wiihjnc to nejr will and it to earler to either A.

Medoalfe, who will ton fa. A. KITCHWi. W. H.

MK9QAim A. aBAW. Olney Uth, 1848. KEW LUMBER Tin. HE mbwibtr nifiitfally tefaw public that a BtHthe Depot the If.

lailiMd, tm OlMy, where he had Mppbr all be will ai cheap ai the QUJH UnaodtmildmareinviUd mtn- amine hliitoek of material fpabai JOBBPU HAB1UV. ing Heal Estate JASPtm OOOTT, nsionD win JUU, aod to tbe p'-iyvMtoT andtii of in Mrtnl wtln. AU Rhine Silks Sommer Silks Robe Vquille Bajadere Da Satin Plaid Bareges French Grenadier -Barege Rwbc a'quille Lawns Bobe a'qa lie Bobe Cbnllies, 'Lawns ft Organdies, Bl'k and fane; Silk Maotillas, Swiss Mailing, Calicoes, LUPM, Handkerchief! Silk and Kid Gloves, Needle-worked Collars, Fiqw Collars and Sleeves, bl'k Veils Laees, Fruges tc. a general of Ladies' Silk Parasols, Bonnets, piua sndr Trimmed. Bonnets Ribbons sad Roaches.

HATS CAPS BOOTS ANB SHOES- i. Reached ind Brown, Tickings, CottMadct, Ac. Hardware, Glmiware, Paints, Oil, Kf ady made Clothing, Iron, Safls. and Axlw, Window Ae. all ai which wt ojbr at the very loweat ht CASH.o our niual tim to ompt pving tmtamtn.

Call Byer'i Sine, eMner ot Kain and Morgan atreeU. Olney, May ia. enilll rewarftd Sept. J.B-BAhR, (SIS watt fl80r BAIRD. OT1STR1 M.

WILUAMS, Iwutal, Surgeon, nee. Shop ott-Miin Banii 5 Ato O.ney andnemity. wafaii tbtiDtelvei of tiii opportunity, wiUpleawoall at an iaf ly day. HocriiM BewM, A. H.

KJSOST, OLD KeepecifuUjr inform the ettiMM at Olney audnrrowdnf bu hai opened a BOOT AND SHOE SHOP In the room lately oerafbd by Martin -Btroak, oppoaitt Baiiki' fl.ahop, be O. B. HOWE. KPBCttULU inform, biebbad aajoimuif eoMtUa, that eta Heworiu AND BUGGY MANUFACTORY! Law. AU mtmtti 12 fita er otberwiM will lUQlNHUT Atl'y 4k CADt.

HOUSE, S1UK, COACH PAINTERS, Arm nun savica Md UapeotfBli? folldta "jSrH.B.PtiBtaafaU OWfonhaft wniixed lo aider. Shop under of tkt Angmft II, GOODH! NEW NEW GOODSC SAMUEL H. GUHV, TS now reevirtjig tod ipntgg, A wnt lower earner, ol UMB and WUlUa a large ind beautiXul itoek SPEINi AND SUltmt Fancy and Staple Drjr all which will frr CAM. pujrini intnwK call awl 4 art credit iriawt. iMllBfMHfclrfailiM Md tori dene- eoapeUlion.

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