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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-15

ST per square of IL lines or less, for the First In
sertion, and Fifty Cents for subsequent ones.
Liberal deductions TO Yearly Advertisers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-15

1.-THE wheat crop in Wisconsin is said
'obc very thrifty and promising,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-15

T57Danl. Webster was born al Salisbury,
n. H., Jan. Is, 1882, and is now inhs list,
year,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-15
THOs. STFACKELFORD,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, GLASGOW, MO-,
WILL practice in the Courts of Howard Sa-
w line, Cooper, Randolph and Charlton oun-
sizes. (l5y51 Office on first street
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-15
MEDICAL CARD.

nRS. POWELL & BOWERS have associated
- themselves together, in the practice Of Mcdi-
cine, and will give prompt attention to all calls.
No extra charge For consultation, where either of
them employed.
Cambridge, Jan 22, 1852
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-15
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
Gen. Scott and Foreign Population.

The Locotoco papers are trying to make
some capital out of the publication of the fol-
! lowing letter:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-15
CARLOS ROARDMAN,

Attorney at Law, Linneus, Linn County, No.
WILL continue the practice of the Law, in
w Linn and the adjoining counties All busi-
ness entrusted to his care will receive prompt at
sention. April 3, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-15
WAsmNGroN, May 20, lS4S

Dean SIN: In reply TO your kind letter Of
the Sth inst, ] take pleasure in saying that,
grateful for the too partial estimate you
place on my public services, you do me no
more than justice in assuming that enter
tain "kind and liberal views towards our
naturalized citizens" Certainly it would
be impossible for me.o recommend or sup
port any measure intended to exclude them
from Just and full participation in all civil
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-15
JOHN c. CRAWLEY.
PREWITT s. HENRY,

JNo. W. HES4Y.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
Assessors books;


From the above it will be seen that a
quarter of a million of dollars in personal
property has been added to the tax dupli-
cate, in this county, since last year. At
the same time it will be seen that the
number of tax payers has decreased ,034
oil about 80 per cent. The reason Of
the decrease in tho number is because
5000 worth of personal property in the
hands Of every tax payer is exempted
from taxation. The 1904 who did moi
have the specific kind of property exempt.
ed BY the old law are now left entirely of
the duplicate: and no tax payer has a
right to complain Of this because the same
amount of property is exempted in their
hands also. All are equal under The law
The increase in the amount returned by
the Assessors is made up OF property that
has heretofore escaped lis just proportion
Of taxes. No inconslderable portion of il
is Bank aud other stock. now for the first
lime placed upon the same footing as 9th.
er property.
Thus II VIII be seen mat Inc new law
equallzrs at both extremes. Il not only
cuts off poor men who are not worth over
5000, but stops every other man from
complaining bv placing him on the same
Gootlng OF equality. AT the same time ii
reduces bankers and stock jObbers To the
same platform by compelling them to pay
taxes upon every cent oftheir investments,
over aud above the aforesaid 5000. 1t
may not be perfect in its details, but it is
undoubtedly formed upon the correct prin.
ciple, aud we have little doubt the public
will soon join us in saying it is the most
equal and fair law of the kind that has ev.
er been enacted in this State, if not in the
Union.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
ONERWHELMING TtSTIM0NY

lNER halfa million oftestimonials have been
~ recelv oby the Proprietor of M'ALISTER,S
ALL HEALING OINTMENTl From physiciaps
he most skillful and celebrated, from Counsellor.
learned IN the law, from Judges Of celebrity on
the bench, from Ministers OF the Gospel, whose
Underwriting integrity have made them shinint
lights III the path of Truth, from enlightened Pro-
iessors, from acute Merchants, and from those OF
every stauon, name and degree of mankihd-all
OF which, without one dissenting objection, pro.
nounCc this Ointment to be Good
Asday by day 1t unobIusiyely extends ia
sphere OF action along the borders Of our vast
country, and is circulated through its extent. new
evidences of its power and new proofs bf It's
efficacy are continually developed. Three mill
LoNs oil boxes applied TO disease within the las
iour years nave established the astounding fact
oe!ouu ,ne pnWer OF cavil or contradiction, thpt
IL Is in the cure of all Tumors,
Ulcers, Sores, burns. letter, Piles. scrof,
gia, Erysipelas, Chilblains, Scald Head, Sore
Eyes Quinsy, Group, Rheumatism, Broken
BREAST, Ague in the Face. Corns, SC. II complete-
y restores the lnseRsble PERSPIRATION, and
by TINS means opens those avethes by which
nature intended to exbel the morbid matter Of tho
body-thusl is the system cleAnsed. the blood nj.
rifod' and the h alth restored.
Itnas power to cause all external Sores Scrof.
@oas Hunors and PoiSonohs wounds 10 discharge
nV' Pu'''u matter: ana then heal them. II ID
rightly termed All Healing, for there is scarcely,
a disease, external or internal, that ii will not
6eneht. have used il tor the last fourteen yeara
LOT az inc diseases Of the chest; consumption
ana Iiveri involving the utmost danger and re-
sponslhilityi and declare befute heaven and
man, That not in one Jingle case has Il failed ID
benefit when the patient was within reach Of NOR
tai means.
J. M'ALIsTER, l4i FultOh-st., N. y, SOLD
Proprietor.
A. & $. HENDRY, Agents fot Ohio.
For sale at almost every Store and Druggisl
Shop in Ohio, and by
! B. F. WHITNEY,
ly95 Ashlnnd.N
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
From the Ohio Statesman.
The New Tax Law.

The S~teubenville UGion gives the fol-
lowing as The result of the first assessment
under the new tax law in Jefferson coun
~.
As the Journal seems anxious to "know
something about the Tax Killer printed
in this office during the time it was in the
hands of the Messrs. Hazewells, we com.
mend the following 10 the reflection of that
paper as a cooler to some Of its hot
rawlings about the tax law of the present
year. As the Union admits, there is no
doubt that some amendments should be
made to this law, but we have been anus.
ed at the rawlings of wing papers over it,
after making a party cry over the one just
gone out Of existence.
Every free people should be sensitive
to the terror of bearing burdens Of any
kind, and see tina, they are just and well
balanced, but that The wing papers should
show themselves of as indignants over
a tax law, after their past course is ons
of the laughable things of the age, and we
were clad to catch them at it, and we hope
they will continue to give us their light
on The subject, as curious a ligh, as it ma!
be:
From the steubenyille Union.
The New TAX LAW IN JEFFERSON
CoUNTY.-Below we present a table
showing the workings of the new tax law
in Jefferson county, as exhibited by the
Assessors books;
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
A. D. ~Skellenger, M, D.

DR. S. formerly a partner OF Prof HELpLEy, and
- Pupil of Prof. l.. G, DOLBY OF Central Med. Col.
ledge, Rochester, n. Y, is now BermaRsRtiy located al
RUGGLES CORNERS, Ashland county. Ohio, for the
PRACTICE OF SURGERY AND MEDICINE.
1t affords him much pleasure to have this opportuni.
ty to express his deep gratitude TO his numerous
friends Tor their liberal patronage, aud unbounded con.
hdence In him, and the superiority Of his system Of
practice.
DR. $. has Just returnad from the National Ee.
Med. association" aud during his tour he visited seve.
raj OF the most noted "HGter Care" and Eve Infer.
mdries OF the eastern cities. with a view Of increas.
ing his Medical knowledge. Owing 10 the numerous
Misrepresentation on the part Of some Of his probes.
sional bretheren, and their 'credulOus' friends,-he
deems 1t proper, thus briefly TO define his position in
medicine.
lst. lie will not interfere with, or seek the patients
OF any other PHYSICIANS whatever may be their theory
system, or practice. % He follows not exclusively
the Homeopathic, BOtGRie, .7Hopath c, Hudriat,. Urino.
PathOlOgie, or EoLEcTIr systems. I'd. He excludes no
valuable agents, which can safely he administered in
aiding mature" to cure disease. 4ih. o moro than co
cases, which he treated during the past year, with The
loss Of only 0Re;-he never found ii necessary 10 resort
TO general blood lettiug"-and very seldom has he
given any CdOmd or yMsreWreai preparation. 9Th. H.
is Independent Of all the exclusive systems in vogue.
9th. Combines al. The best portions Of each, in one
beautifully harmonious potent, and safe, nationally
eclectic system. Orthislics, or Natures Universal
November; Office hOuTs-mornings till l past =, and
In the evening-And when not professionally engaged
he may be consulted, at all hours-"niGht or day.
at his office. A. ID. SKELLENGER, NJ, d,
Ruggles, Ashland Co., o.
June 9, 1859. owe
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
Fitz Henry Warren.

The resignation Of this gentleman as
assistant P. M. General, is the theme Of
considerable speculation by the press
1t is a circumstance so very rare that a fe-
deral wing o(ice,holder voluntarily LET'S go
Ia hold upon the Treasury, that the event
Cook the whole country by surprise. Mr..
JEFFERSON said of the o~fice-holders OF that
party that "few die, and none resign"
The true causes, however are beginning
10 exc out. The Industrious "Fi'z,'
having long since slaughtered all the DE,
mocra,s within the scope of his official
power, finally turned his artillery upon a
wing of his own party! His appetite for
blood had returned with such violence that,
in the absence of any Democratic office
holders, he commenced the exercise Of
his guilloline upon the FILLMORE wings!
And hence the "scrimmage' between
"Fi,z" and FILLMORE, HALL, & CO. The
following article upon this subject we clip
from the Washington Union:
Wing Harmonies.
We find in The New York Tribune
the leading organ of the Scott wing of the
wing party in New YoFk-'hO folio wing
Interpretation Of an even, which has caused
some speculation in political circles
here. We copy it, with the single remark
that an open quarrel at this time between
President Fillmore and General Soft does
not seem likely to do anything towards
closing up ",he breach, wide and Deep"
in the wing ranks:
"Fiz Henry Warren resigned yesterday
at Washington 10 the pos. of Assistant
Postmaster General, and Charles B. God
dard tina, we believe) of chief clerk in the
Department Of the Interior. Reason;
They are both openly and ardenlly in IA
vor Of Winfield Scott as next wing can.
didate and next President Of the United
States, and have no desire to conceal ilelT
preference. We understand that Mr..
Postmaster General Hall deemed it incon.
sistent with the requirements, not exactly
Of the public service, but Of the service
Of Mr.. Fillmore, that Col. Warren, being
a Scott man, should continue to hold one
Of the Offices which the people support
but which seem TO belong to Mr.. Fillmore
We can conceive nothing more conclusive
than this as to The improperly of a man
being at the same time President OF the
United States and competitor for his
pariy's nomination for another term.
"Col. Warren, we presume, will now
feel entirely a, liberty to devote his time
and energies 10 the securing OF another
wing national triumph in The ensuing Pre-
sidenlial election"
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
The late sessIon Of the Legislature.

No legislature ever convened in Ohio
upon which an equal weight of RESPONSE
bility rested, and from which so much was
expected by the people, as the one which
lately closed its 6rst session. And for the
mex. twenty years we shall not probably
have a session Of equal importance and
labor. a ..4 F.
We think there has been MOTE fault
finding than was justly merited. A vast
amount of labor was certainly accomplish
led-and, what is better, a careful analysis
of their legisiotion will show that their
work was generally weH done. Upon an
imperfect examinstion'of the proceedings
during the progress of the session, we
were rather disposed to join in the censure
which was bestowed upon the General
Assembly; but we think that after an i'm
partial examination Of the character and
amount Of the legislation of last winter,
and when sufficient time shall have elapsed
to test its practical results, there will be
very few. (excep, the Bankers Of the
State, who are now required TO bear lheiT
jus, proportion Of the burdens of govern
ment,) who will be prepared 10 condemn
it. The Chillico,he Advertiser contains
the following jus. remarks upon this sub
jecl:
The first session of any Legislature un
der a new Constitution is, OF necessity
one Of great labor and responsibility
Imporlan, changes in many existing laws
were imperatively demanded by The letter
aud more BY the spirit of that instrument
Some Of these have been enacted, and o
their merits and dement's, the people are
now the judges. They required lar mor'
than usual care and labor on the part o
those of whom their enactment was dc
handed, and it will not be at all surprising
il they are sull found susceptible o
amendment. Time and experience arr
necessary 10 demonstrate their delec's' |
such they have.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

HooTLASD's GERMAN BrTTRRs.-Thes celebrated
Bitters prepared by Dr.. G. NJ JACKSON, 100 Arch
street. Philadelphia, are performing astonishing cures
throughout the whole country. We can bear witness
to their curative powers in the case of a friend OF ours
who had the Liver Complain, who had tried almost
every other medicine, but without effect. After ia.
king a few bottles Of these Bitters he was entirely
cured. To those who are similarly afflicted we re.
commend them to take the preparation, knowing
that they will cure the disease spoken Of, and many
others to which "fesh is heir to-" There is a spur.
Gus article made in Philadelphia. The only place to
get the genuine article is 100 Arch street, Philsdel
phia, of DR.. Jackson, or his Agents throughout the
country.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
For the Ohio Union.
New London and Ashland.

AN6W AONDONt way
Friend Knapp:-Ailer the protrac'ed
season of cold and rain, our village pre-
sents a new phase. The roads are be-
coming passabfe, and the people are flock
ing in to trade, or for a ride behind the
iron horse, leaving Buggy, Wagon, or
BARBER's Coach, for a more rapid mode
of travel, and by the most careful dri-
uerS.
The portion Of the village here which
was destroyed by fire, is being rebuilt,
and new houses are fast ~springing into ex-
i%stence. Among the improvements is
KNEES Hotel, MIR. WHARTON, late Of the
"Sampsell House." host.
Town lots are sold here on very rea.
sonable terms, butthey are fast being taken
up. Appearances Indicate a steady and
healthy growth Of the village.
III ASHLAND and New LONDON are
in intimate proximity; and the interest o.
them both ought to be rendered still more
so,-and whatever would contribute tc
that end, in the way Of communication
would be of great advantage 10 Savannah
and the whole intermediate county,
Gentlemen who have had business be
tween the two places, during the presen
season, have felt the necessity for som
improvement in the road. 1t is now gen
orally conceded, | believe, that a Plan.
Road, through, would be a practical ex
pertinent, and contribute TO the advance
ment of the mercantile, farming and me
chanical interests generally. There ar
ample means 10 build the road--and, a
the stock would pay well, why not put on
shoulders 10 The wheel, and by a bold an
vigorous push, pu, the road through!
E. H. s.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

BIG PAY FOR A Poor KING THE paw
of Louis Napoleon, as President of France,
is twelve millions of francs a year, (S2,-
l30,000,) which is about Sl92,50O per
month, equal to S6,33O per day. So Louis
Napoleon gels in four days more pay Than
our President gets in a whole year; his
pay for one day is more than the annual
salary Of any of the members Of our
Cabinet. There is something after all in
being President Of France.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
JOS. %sULLrvANT.l [Jos. IL. RILEY
Jos. H. Riley & Co,
DEALER IN
Lar, Medical, School and Blank Books.

fIuu, AhtutCut' oCfOOt ana DiUHh DO0h8'
DIAPER HANGINGS AND BORDERS, al
l. Wholesale; Window Shades and Fixtures
Window Cornices; OIL Paintings and Engrayings;
PLAN and Ornamental Gilt Frames for PORTRAITS
&c; Rosewood Frames and French Glass for En-,
cravings Fine Cutlery; Fine Fans; Steel Goods
Bags aud Purses; Periumery aud Toilet Cases
Shank Drafts and Notes from Steel Plates.
Feather Busters, Work Boxer and writing
Desks, Travelling, Dressing and Writing Case,
for Ladies and Gentlemen; Hair, Teeth and Mai
Rrus esi Gold Pens in Gold and Silver Cases
Pearl, Shell, Ivory and silver Card Cases and
porte-monalosj Papier Mache Follos, Boxes SC
Pocket Books, Wallets aud Bankers Cases.
Banks, Merchants and County Officers furnish
cd with Blank Cooks to order, of the best mate
rial and lnSlo'in the best manner.
English, French and American Stationary.
MIRR0Rs-The finest French Plates from 4
To s H., in plain and ornamental and richly carved
Frames.
Job P~rintlng.-Bin Headings. Letter Hoad,
ings, Shipping BILLS, &C., done nearly, promptly
aud on good terms. 3mo2
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
Read and be Convinced.
From the Boston Bee
The Editor said, Dec. 22d:

rTOH tue DOstOn DCt'
The Editor said, Dec. 22d:
DR.. HoOafaRd's celebrated German Bitters for the
cure OF Liver complaint. Jaundice Dyspepsia, Chronic
or NervousD Debility, is deservedly one Of the most pop
ular medicines of the day. These bitters have been
used by thousands, and a friend at our elbow says he
himself received an ehectuAl aud. permanent cure Of
Liver Complaint from the use OF this remedy. We
are convinced thar In the use OF these BitteTs. the pa.
lent constantly gains strength and yigOr-s fact wor
my OF great consideration. They are pleasant in taste
aud smell, and eau be used by persons with the most
dellcate stomSohs with safety, uudcr the circuln.
stances. We are speaking from experience, and TO
the afflicted we advise its use.
Scots Weekly one of the hes Literary pa
ners publ he'd, said, Aug. 25th:
"Dr. HOoGdnd's German Biiers, manufactured by
Or. Jackson, are now by some Of the
most prominent members Of the faculty as an article
OF much efficacy in cases of female weakness. AS
such is the case, we would advise all mothers to oh.
tain a bottle, and thus save themselves much sickness,
Persons OF debilltated constitutions will find these
Bittcrs advantageous to their health, as we know from
experience the ~salutary effect they have upon weak
systems"
MORE EVIDENCE.
The "Philadelphia Saturday Gazette, - the besr
family newspaper published in the United States
The Ed or says of
DR.. HOoFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs:
at is seldom that we comm what are termed
Patent Medicines, 10 the confidence and patronage o.
!, anS,. W. ,"g pi,tos Wien W ,eoolmgnI "
" understood that we are not speaking Of the nos
runs 81 me day, thsi are golsed about Tor a hIIei pc
r"iItv race ~ mischief. but Of A 'n @edie eiHwe lS NJ s We,
nsasl' universally pri.sdi and wA!in has met ih'
Evideato upon evidence has been received uikc tn,
foresoing) from all sections Of the Union, the las
thrss years, ana The strongest testimony "a its iSyo
r rsgu riSr i psys; ~ mv, Of y IN i 0 %,JS ~ ' q, prsfu1e Of W.
Trims eombinrS a G,et ibst am essiiiv he esisnii,heS
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

ACCIDENT ON TIE MIcnloAN CENTRAL
r. R.-Passensrrson The Cen raj r. Road
speak Of an accident, IN that Road Mon
day forenoon about IL o'clock, 10 miles
This side Of New Buffalo, the whole train
was thrown off"the track, the locomotive,
tender, and baggage car, smashed. No
one injured except The engineer, who had
his wristslghtly injured. The passengers
were detained 81 hours in the woods.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
@be Alarkets.
ASHLAND PRICES CURRENT.
,Rarorrs rvirnr wrbrrsDA
GRAIN
CLEVELAND. May d. 1859.

CLEVELAND, May 81, 1864.
Flour Nothing OF importance transpired in the
market since our last quotations. Sales were limited,
and no change in prices. For common to straight
State s3,2j9S3,50. Extra, Ss,75S4,OO.
GRAIN.-W heat. -Demand fair. Supply continues
unequal to the request. Prices remain nominal Medi-
terranean, 12912iC, and Northern, 73l97Ic.
CoRN.-In good demand. with limited transactions.
Sales 1000 bush. mixed at 43c.
oATs.-Are In good demand at 35937o.
~RLEY.-Moder supply, prices remain nominal
at 55@60c.
RYF.-steady; quotations in the absence Of sales,
nominal, 459J0c.
PRovIHoNs-POrk.-Tn demand. Sale, 2j bbls choice
mess at $l7.75; prime, sli, 509l4,75. Hams, 1000 lbs
at 1Oc. Shoulders DC.
LARD-l1C.
LvE HO0s-S4, 4094.50.
B~EEF-SI2@l4; prime, SO.
LIVE CATTLE-S3,37 t9a,50 per cwt.
BUTTER-ln good demand al l2t9l4e.
CHEEsEzNew dairy; 1880.
EGGs-Tbe market has been well supplied at0l9loc,
PoTAToEs-Scarce at s7lG . ] 80 per bush.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
NOTICE

rs hereby given. that the undersigned have been ap.
L pointed aud qualified as Administrators Of the es
tate Of Samuel KhSmey, late OF Ashland county, Ohio,
deceased All persons having legal claims against said
estate, are required TO present them legally authenti'
Gated within one year from this date, and all persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 said estate are 70.
quested TO make immediate payment.
SAMUEL RIDDLE,
GEORGE SLOUGH,
June9 le5e,-3w. AdAisis,rators.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
QnlolntRt1lRlltg.


Nh. EDIToR Please announce the name OF GEO
W. HILL, Of Hanover Township, as a candidate fol
the office Of Prosecuting Attorney, subject TO the
voice OF the Democratic Party at their Primary Meet
ings, and Oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
Mn. Error Pleas announce the name OF CoLUM-
BUS @. COULTER, Of Perry Township, as candi
date for the office OF County Auditor, subject 10 the
decision ofthe Democracy at their Primary Meetings
and obllge A HOST OF DEMOCRATS.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

tB'What a hearIless paragraph here is!
An, HG-The Bank at Dayton has con
cluded to wind up On account Of the tax
law. We remember when Ohio had but
eight banks, and yet the sun shOne, the rain
fell. wheat grew and sold for as much
as il doss now, when we are a blink
ridden community. Hope no poor labor
ing wing will get fits on learning The above
news,
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

A HuRRIoANR.-ln the region Of Hop.
kinsville, KY, IN the l4ih a hurricane
swep, over the country, killing stock,
tearing up trees and fences, prosIra.ing
barns, &C.,
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

~ The GIBSON VocalislS will give a
Concert lhiseveuing atlhe Disciple Church.
Judging from The high.toned encomiums
which this talented quar,etle receive from
the press throughout the States, we feel
jus,6able in recommending them 10 our
music.loying citizens.
We copy the following from The Raven.
ma Star:
The Gibson family had a good house on Wednesday
evening last, and their performances were received
with unbounded applause. Their singing, decidedly,
e~aptivates the million, and they are always sure 10
bring down the house. when they visit Us again, =
full house awaits them
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

AZ See card Of Z. II. Sanford, Esq"
in another column. Those having bust.
ness in his profession, may be assured that
il will receive prompt attention.