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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

/ % FowLHRs a. WELLS, Phrenolcgists and publish
I era Cinoz Hsn Ne. isi Hsslau-si Ne's.Yors,
w TRow's NEw.YORK CrrY DmrcrosS for looj-l'
Comped ty H. WILSON, (Ohcc No 81 Aun second ho'rl Is
nov In tho preparation aud will be laid before the pseA
/ this wesk. - .,,-.,
It's the Intention compiler and publisher TO render this the
most complete accurate and comprehensive work OF The AND eve
m saon to the information usually given the Appendix 80 the
Directory win be und list Of Banks IN the United S'a'es
ns their catona Of Psden, aud Cashier Discount
p,ys Capital Number shares Par Value Dividends Payable &C.
Ne whshn hoped win be found valuable 10 the mercantile COM
lmunisy. .--....- -.
% In the City Directory there has been prepared for tbs
ork e and believed complete list Of the secret and benet
soeie,s ee,ins IN this city among which, the following may DC
Ssas w,.ors Am Prot Association Temples Of Honor,
I L o. OF, Y. A. op- D. o6
$3.50 H,oe,;ea NINA Daughters Of SsraaIis,
| psnshies Of Anescs Of t. sec o. me lfSa 1sn'
GUAM, Lo R. Que, o. "a, o's~'
40 a ~ 4. LR, Mus Mrt PsotAsson-
Ch Nut Cadets Of temperance oHae the Lone Sas
80 Aucicnt Order Of Hberniafs.
~ e names and locses the O&eers Of the Grand LODGE
,orr Sc tie NsA and Places Of Mesas Of thsf SasoT
80. JOAN y. rSOw Publisher
,v,Osrhe Cover Of this Directory win be Of dssgSn es0'
/ loaa tia, heretofore used
rv uousekeepers and all others in want of Bedding
Hs,eass Sc, w.sh Do VEL TO eau Nsiss wsSrs may
w,SpOw sHApxs-Best assortment IL the world, at
Knrs FrSsy.@S NO s BO.Sws, 'ss = ss .S IS al
Store Church and other arge Shsdes panied and eIea -
1 osdcs, ia superior s'yie
~ FAIRRASKs's PLATToRN ScALxs-Long known,
-. ,..ss .lwsys iisbs-ths ackuow edssd standard
bsesec t'''N fAIRs.NEs Co. Ne. sws.erst
v,.rov SsApE MASuFAcroRv, WHOLKsAlE AND Re-
finest assoTtment Is a. g SSsNtphA 49, No 80
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- - AVE made order st oit nese - ew - nay sS@se
&c 81 = ~ e,ty Aso cOrnioes Bsnes cesas isssss Ne
Il p,rv,srkAroKsl REFRfeERAroNs'-A iai sssost
N The hsss knds either made o. knewn ~ s VEN
- L. e. Freesers the latest ard ess' k-ss ~ ~
~ Man. Mine Cocers Ice Boxes kSa rsss12e -s-
Ss. Water Coolers and hhssl ss Hin Spssse saa
S b.ss Toilet ssssi caFsn gs,hsi nss' sss - s.
CO. chsi fsaiss, CIis, Losne ses sw tSsss, 49,
~. and carississ, Brcud ard faina tiea
Tsk IL Atss. &C es.,sss a. ss y * owes rrsos d
TnsSssSs Sc. COL Ero<ivxy ------------.
49, RI. xisxl pouers 6f the human frame are not SUI
~ sesnlis are astonishing 50 pAys kAsssst H..
tts. by sidips the human ee M
s,sss.y change and ssssne ~ fois es 80
fecsirS go ,nS p4ce hotse ne mes- s.s
&c, Psa. IS s ' sso we can ss ssasd . p
Ne So 0rsnds, Ne ~ brSsawsy snS os ~
- A. ,s-so,s who visit Barton's Theater indulge
Az ~ economical Mrs Teedles vse sSssA. :. ~
IN bssy Az afompsun. IA the expssI.1oa -. sas
dee pse - uoshf probably mary - =. -
have - cos hs silly hey wnS 80 Sss 81 thread
- shlsh with I've nsclss % and perfect sswiag
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Dxri.,oy sALAnAspER SlFEs.-GAYLER's Patent

DKrtNcE SALAnAsDER SAFHs-GAYLERs Patent
Rorrrr A. PArRcK the Manufacturer IN tho Uatd States OF
a. sa and G. 00RFfNs mpsnetrabe Dehsnce
Is The combined IN the world Depot No.
i door below hasenane formerly NO yo1ohn.st
~ Patent Sewing Machines, of every variety, max
Am, ,ev ana stitch used and threads
ia Al eseh stc greatest beauty and srensth which
Ill 80 h ou Price e60to $40 Come
40 Them oecsies nom using hundreds az
store, No ~ Chsmbenst N Il rokovhk, bake 20 70,
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T- Ali Perscas
;ss bsxrty isu6h q re 2 J,

ar All Perscas vic v.s NJ Tseass .ss ssasAi
sss @Tsompsos IA the ex2sss.,os. ~, sas u a.
dee plate eeerss sSf rroably nosn o. net nss ~
have ~ o hs sly thsy whs pay 1890 ~ s,.a
= sssk viii re ss s sas and ps
so, ' ss. . =, ma ~ sxAa sla sa ~ D'ss"
BIT a. sxsEs ace
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nature Be ss,ss6 sss ,;es 4
lie rea sssonns 20 $500 hsir hsn il
stnpe. 49, .,ssssly 10 change and ~ toresS ee. -
tecoms kS .-i Is Cents hctse ne most f,sssa
.y te The hair IN sss .1d W. y s,n
tittt nno The above " ebclned -
~ Sc Snd Ne is2 BfSsawsy end BY al pats
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CAEPETIn0s.--PETEhSON o. HUMPHREY, NO. o|a
Brossvsy sfe asy recevDs packet from Europe additional
r'ss M spd elegant Csrpttne Of superior fabric and styles go
eynew aaS particularly adapted trade For sale fail Tea per
sent hsno heg selling eiInilsr goods
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. Crvstal Palace Carpets at HIRAM ANDERs0N's

IN CTysta faace CaIgeb az iiAa 49,. %
tzt No 30 kOwey Magnificent new ye OF
Asmssfeg Mosaic Carpets Of entire piece Also mo
sfc Ras Lsnoscspe Table and fauo Covers 6 Royal fet and
Ned.or Tatesry Brs Carpetng imported expressly or ex
haon 81 TIE few-Yofk Crystal Palace Asp Hsres :esbra,e
Fp.hA Foor OlClcts eight yards wide Of fresoo Gothic aud
Itssn Paintings Also Engh snd Aoerean lmpeel lhe
ingrein CerIe prices NIB beauiim lngran
sss a. ~ 40 30 yard Oil Cloth a 26 81
Se ri al per yard Als0 600 peces Making and o11ua
keChscl Mating Of spendd cheap
Iarys GArrrRs ONLY TWELVE SHnLrSGs!-CAS-
1sKLL prepared excellent assortment Of h Justly popular LIN
surah and elegant appearance and
csedls sv comfortable the feet they highly approved BY Az
Fho hsys gwen them a CAETEELLs establishment a. No. 5
Hower
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IAcy AND muslin CURTAINS AT REDUCED PRICES
The hss ssorrnent in tbe city KELTY FEHcusoSs WINDOW
SHADE and gt No 1904 Broadway one door above heat
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SPLfHDID GAKPETHGs FOR SPRING SALES, lo15.-
esTn LovEsERRX No 80 PeeIss now reeeyns 70 sore
erTyals ock Cf Velvet Tapestry, Brussels hreepy
sna fnpt Cesbss Of asie and eegaot designs which having
previous the recent advance IN prices tny are ems
h.dI on.r Al nrnat lDdncamfnfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

UsDFESARMEETs AsD HosIERY.-Ihose IN want OF
fe should buy drecy on tne
r.szufnftuEsrs and p0rttIA q
'''- l0f BoWERY
IN, e.uer Msrao UnderVess universally approved add
should Be BY ali defining enjoyment at ssu.s cost
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SUNDAY CoRN.-The investigator Of
las, week publishes an extract from a let
Ger, in which the writer says he has raised
two acres Of It Sunday corn the proceeds
Of which he proposes to devote 10 the pur-
chase of infdtl books. All the work up
on il was done on Sunday, and he thinks
II will yield about seventy bushels 10 the
acre. II don't see," says the painsia-
king Sabbath breaker, " but that Nature
or Providence has smiled upon my Sun.
day work, though the priests tell US that
labor performed OF that day never prospers.
My two acres of corn tell another story"
Upon this, the Rural New Yorker com
ments briefly lhus;--"If the author of
this shallow nonsense had read the Bible
as much as he evidently has the works Of
its opponents, he would have known that
the Ruler Of All does moi always square
up His ascounis with mankindin The month
Of October.
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Ashland Mercantile School,
UNION SCHOOL BUILDING. ASHLAND, OHIO.
WILLIAM W. GRANGER, Principal.

TINE design Of this Institution is 10 be purely
aMcrcanlilc school, alordlng to individuals
thorough and practical trainingStas much 80 as IN
actual b~usIness) for tho duti~ Of the counting
room and the various business pursuits.
The course Of instruction arranged from trans
actions drawn from real life, and written out in
good business style, embraces. Double Entry
Bookkeeping, as practically used in tho different
departments of trado and commerce, including
Wholesale, Retail, Commission, Banking, Man,
ulacturing, Shipping End Steamboating, Individ-
ual, Partnership and Compound Company BUSH
nepsi lalso, Mercantile Arithmetic corrcspon.
dcnce, ponmanship, Political Economy and
Commercial Law.
The average time TO complete a course is some
~ weeks, and applicants can entor school at any
time aud receive individual instruction. Students
are unlimited as to time, and have the privilege
Of review.
Terms for tho entire course and diploma, In
adyince, e2O.
Stationary costs from 81 70 e.. Board can be
had al from e0t to $3.50 per week.
Ashland, Nov. %, 1858. 27stG.
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Aaron Yarlell, plG.1
Is. $Ashlund Common Pleas.

Aaron YarLell, plG.1
rs. SAshland Common Pleas.
John G. Menor, OF al.
fINHE defendants will take notice that the plain
l. til, on the 2nd day Of December, 1853, fled
in the Clerks Office Of said Court, a petition land
the same is low pendingA the object and prayer
Of which IL, TO obtain a Judgment on a certain
Promissory Note given By defendants 10 said
Aaron YarneIl, dated Oct, oath, 1888, ealing for
~s,x'y-ohe dollars, payable one day alter the date
thereof; and That upon filing said petition, plain
against the lands aud icnements, rights and cred
its, OF said defendants, situate In said county.
Defendants arc further notified, that pnless they
appear and answer or demur thereto, before the
20th day ofJannaTy next, sDch further proceedings
will be had as is authorized by law.
KENNY h PORTER, plHss Atty,s.
December 9, 1854. pfs425 0wao
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David s.. Sampsell. In Partition.
cs. In Ashland Common

David Hcllman, ct. al. Pleas.
DURSUANT 10 the command Of an ordcr Of
sale issued in the above case, from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Ashland County, and State
OF Ohio, 10 mo directed, | will expose to public
Sale, at the door ofthe Court House, in said coun-
~ on MONDAY,
The aOM day Of JANUARY, A, D. 1854,
between the hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and
four O'Clock, P. NJ, Of said day, tho following
described real estate together with the appurlo-
nances thereunto belonging, TO wit /; Commencing
on the east line Of the northwest quarter Of sec
ton number three (3) township no, TWENTY-FIVE
tss,) range number fifteen no, in Ashland County,
Ohio, at the northeast corner Of the original sur
veyed plat Of lafayette, on said quarter, from
thence west two hundred and 6iy.fve feet, from
thence north one hundred and ninety feet, from
thence east two hundred and f~ofiy-fYe feet, from
thence lnufh one hundred and ninety feet TO the
place Of beginning, containing one acre more or
lese, Appraised At tho sum Of eight hundred
dollars. Terms OF sale one third cash on the day
or sale, one third in one year, and the balance
being one third in two years from tho day of sale,
with interest on tho two last payments, from day
Of sale. Deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage on the premises.
J.. d. JONES, Sheriff.
December "A, 1858. nsO dw pfs4,Oo.
AL No L
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William j. Gordon D. . In cuyahosa
Gideon R. DOuker, ct. al. Common Please.
DURSUANT to tho command of an alias Fl.
IL Fa., issued In tho above ca Sc, from The Court
OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County, in the
State Of Ohio, to me directed, I will expose 10
public sale, at tho premises Of J. NJ. Bruce, in
Troy township, Ashland county, Ohio, on Mon.
DAY,
The 2OM day Of December, a. ID, 1853,
between tho hours of ten O'Clock. A. NJ, and
Jour o'clock P. M, Of said day, the following
describedgoOds and chatles, TO wit, -Four tons Of
hays. one hundred and fny bushels Of oats, one
hundred bushels Of ears ofcorn, fourteen head of
hogs, two cows, two spring calves, one sorrel
mare two ~suckling colts, one yearling colt and
one buffalo wagon. Also, on the sumo day, and
between tho hours Us aforesaid, l will expose to
public sale at the Steam Saw Mil, Of the centre
Of said Troy Township, one Steam Engine. The
aforesaid goods and ohattlos taken attho suit Of
William J. Gordon, VS.. Gideon r. Bouker, Of al.
Terms OF salc-Cash. J, d. JONES, Sheriff.
D~eeeniber 18th. 1883. n3o 2w. pr $500
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OFFICERS OF COMPANY.
ANDREW Coon, President.
DowYiEo II. You've, Secretary.

JOHN p. DRESAN, Treasurer.
This Company is prepared to issue policies oil
Insurance upon the most favorable terms, for any
period not exceeding Eve years.
The Directors call the especial attention OF
persons desiring to effect insuranees, to the fol-
lowing, among mluy other liberal feati res Of
their Company.
|. We issue policies on boththc joint-stoek
and mutual plan, on the joiut stock plan, for as
short a period oftimea as m y be desired.
IL. Persons insured 10 this Company who sus-
tain a loss, in case Of controversy, may bring
their suit either in the county where such loss
occurred, or in Richland county.
III. In case ofsale oftho property insured, be-
fore the expiration of the policy, a rateabIe pro-
portion orthe money advanced will be returned
to the policy h.lder. Thi> is a peculiar feature
in our company, and one which we Il ink will
nee with The appreciation ofall personsinterest-
ed.
w. We coninc ourselves entirely &c a buslncs
within the bounds oil the State ofOhio. A liberia
share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Principal business Office, on West DidmondStrsd,
Mansfield, Ohio, up s~taiTs,in Sturges' netc builds
ing. Agents Of .ympany for Ashland County,
WIN. u. ALLISON, Ashland.
G. r. KING, Haysville.
May25, 1853. If
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STOLEN

ERoM the undersigned, in Orange township,
IL Ashland county, Chic, three notes Of hand
one on John Rudcoru, of ono hundred dollars
made payable in two years from tho date Of the
note another on Noah Tucker, of thiry-six dol
lars, dated June, 1882 another of one hundred
dollars made payable to the undersigned. All
persons are by the above notice cautioned against
dealing in said notes.
SARAH TUCKER.
Docombnr IL. 1859. mo aw.
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office Franl.lin ( Werren 2 n. CO.

Office Franlkfin & Warren II. n. Col
FRANGLIE, Portage co., Ohio, Sept. %, if55.
r.. reinforcement A T a meelipg ofthe Directors
Pst4ssesfea n OF the F.& W.RsR. Co.
held June II, 1853, the following assessments upon
stock Subscriptions were made. viz: Ten per centpaf,
able July Isl, IeS3, and an assessment Often per cent.
whole amount Is paid. Three instaimeHts are there.
fore now due. 10 viii /. The first when subscribed. (by
the charter } the second July Let, and the third, Au-
gust 3lst. I6M
Subscribers In Ashland village and county arc 70.
specially requested TO Immediately pay all install,
ments now due, and as they hereafter become due, al
the Banking House Of Luther, Grail q Co, Afhiand,
10 JOEL w. TYLER. sec.
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Observation-Disclosures NOTIOE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that tho undersigned
IL has been duly appointed and qualified as
Administrator of tho Estate Of Abraham Shearer,
deceased. An persons knowing themselves in.
debted to said estate, are requested 10 make i'm
mediate payment, and all persons holding claims
against said estate mu I present them within one
year from this date.
PETER BRUBAKER, Ad'mr.
Of Estate of A. SHEARER, Decd.
December nth. 1883. mo 3w.
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HAVE procured a right for an Improvement
IN building houses, by which a house may be
conycnlences and comforts ofthe dearest houses,
and as have appointed John smalley, Of Ash-
land, a. my agent for this county, please call on
him and examine the model, and procure q right.
ANDREW s. NORRIS.
Troy, AshlAnd co. Aug. 8, 1853, 2u
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

Hr There will be an examination of Teachers
held in the Ashland Union School Rooms. on
Saturday December n, 1853, commencing alto
O'Clock A. NJ, of said day. We will require of
each applicant, a certificate of moral character.
We request all applicants to DO in attendance
Punctually at The hour Of beginning.
GEO. W. hill, Secretary,
December Ia, 1853. n30lw VI.
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AuDrrORs orrror, Ashland, Nov. 20, 1861.
iii A OF OHIO,

ASHLAND CouSTY, IS. II is hereby certified that the foregoing is true
list of Lands and Town Low and lying in the County Of Ashland, delinquent
for the taxes, interest and W, of the years A. ID. 1869 and 1853. All con-
cerned, will therefore take ndnce that IL the tax, interest and penalty charged there.
OH be not paid into the County Treasury and The Tpasurets receipt produced there
for, before the End Monday Of January, A. ID. 1854, then in that case, each tract Or
LOT, or part Of lot so as aforesaid Delinquent, and in said list described, on which
the tax. interest and penalty may remain unpaid, will on said End Monday OF jan
uary next, b.. at The Court House exposed for sale, in order to satisfy such taxes,
interest and penalty; and said sale will be continued from day to day mill each aud
every tract, or lot Of land specified in said list shall have been disposed Of or offered
for sale. ISAAC GATES, Auditor Of Ashland County, Ohio.
N. D. Many persons owning lands or Town Lots in The foregoing Last, may
have paid their tax, interest and penalty IN the same, before the second Monday of
January next Such persons need give themselves no uueasiness, IS We will com.
pare the hi with the Treasurers books before selling the same; and all who have
paid previous to that time will not be included in such delinquent sales.
Nov. 80, 1858. l. GATES, Aud, Ash. CO.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

J. Van Buskirk, tall In Partition.
rs. In Ashland Common
Henry A. Stoner, ct. al. Pleas,
PURSUANT to the command Of an order Of
i sale, issued in tho above oass from tho Court
ofCommon Pleas o rAshiand county and State OF
Ohio, to me directed, | viii ekpose 10 public sale
al tho door Of the Court House, in said county, on
Monday, Me'oh day Of January, 1884
between the hours often O'Clock, A. NJ. and four
O'Clock Pm. of said day, the following described
real estate, 70 wit; Doing the sopih west quarter
Of section number thirty.siE, Of rarga numberses
%enteen, township number twenty. fvo--oontaihing
one hundred and sixty acres OF land, together
with the appurtenances thereto belonging situate
and being IN the county Of Ashland and State or
Ohio. Terms Of sales
One third cash on the day ofsale, one Third 10 ono
year from day ofsale, and the balance. being one
third Ia two yefs from day Of sale, with ~lnssfsst
on The deferred payments from day Of naie, and
said last meniioned payments 10 6e secured by
mortgage on the promises.
I'D. JONES. sheha.
D eember 7, 1888. PISA 4a29
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. NEW AND IMPORTANT ROUTE
TO TRAVELLERS.

Ms5fEJM- Il has COM
sS mmsed running
8& ~ Ashland 70 Lou
donyille -leasing Ashland every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday At O'Clock A, N and arriyinga.t
LoudonVille at2P, rs .,connecting withthe 3 O'Clock
p. M. train for Pittsburgh and the 4 O'Clock PM
train orcreatiine same days. Lcavingt oudpnsiile
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday on The
rival Of Eastern train at 10 A. NJ, and arrives
at Ashland at 3 p. NJ, thsfeDS cna5iing passep-
eersto go either East or West esftie cars ans
day, or those uni on morning train eithcT rom
East or West can get 10 Ashland without delpyj
and citizens wishing 10 visit the south part Of tho
county, can have an opportunity to transact their
business and return the same trip, and rice rersa.
Fare through one dollar,
A liberal deduction 10 families nbd pleaanys
patties. Esquire of the undersigned 1.-THE Book
Store, in Ashland. or at the Railroad Depot, or
Post Office in Londonyiile.
w II II, POTTER, Proprietor.
Ashland, July 10, 1853. BINS
Passengers TAX n to or from any Hotel either
at Ashland or Loudonyille.
AI LL L
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ON and amor ModdaJ, May ie,h Passenger
OTnins leave uafolloNss
Cleveland or Eric, Dunklrk and DnlA o AT
30A. NJ, 9.A5 PM a S.l5P. N.
Cleveland for Columbus md cincinnoi ~ 500
Am. 1000 a, NJ. and 8fbp.M.
Cleveland fof Toledo and Chicago, a. mo a
NJ, 1000 A. III. and s.l6P. N.
Columbus fr Cleveland, Eric, Dunhilk and BIZ
falo, al 1918 A. NJ, 1900 P. M. aud 1900 p y.
shelbyfo Tor Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirh pnd But
falo, AZ i;0bp. NJ, 4n5 p. M. and ai2eAt N.
Shelby for Cplumbus and cinclnpati5 ~ 1879
Am E25P. M. and li;25 p. NJ.
q Efie for Cleveland, Co umhua. CINCINNATI, To-
lcdo and Chicago, AZ ESQ p NJ and 2;39 4 ~
"A ST0NE Jr., Superintendent.
cieveland May 18th, 1888
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JULIEN's MONSTER ORUHEsTnA.


NM REREyER Julien's NINE is known, the
w "Kaiy Did PoltG'' has an anrivaled popn
larity. There have been more copies ofthls piece
sold for the short time II has been issued, than
any other musical composition ever published In
America. Christy's " The Other Side of Jordan"
though II has NOT equalcd 10 uumbe S the sale Of
the " Katy Did,h yet the demand for it is great,
and II is driving out of market the many spurious
copies purportiug TO be sung by thristy's Min
strels. Ask for chsisty's g The Other Side Of
J%orddn.'' 1t has an illustrated title, and portrait
of Earle II. Pierce, in costume. All others are
spurious. Christy's new Songs, " Old Times
Come Agdin,' by Charles Converse, I" Sally
Primer'' and "Jaliusfrom Ksntueky'' are having
a glorious rna. They arc nightly sung TO crowd
cd audiences, and are universally sought aAer.
WIN. HALL & SON,
go Broadway, publish all the above.
December II, 1853, n20ow. b.
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NEW AND FAsrFrONAnBE HATS.
IillR subscriber has Just received from New
i York a large stock Of
Fail and Hinler Hafs
Ofthe latest and most lsahiouablo ni,ls. AZ he,
qualities, which be IL Offering Al raie1 which,
eaanot ail to DO eatluractpry TO NJ customer.
b9N. D. cash Tor fbrs and thcop polir.
Ashland Sept. i. 1854 i5f
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lie would particularly call the attention ofth,
public 10 his large stock of
OTHIN

of his wi manufacture, all of wlnch is warranted
to tho purchaser, at p ices that cannot be under
sold. All are invited to call and examine his
stock. Seeing If oeliesing- none shall doubt but
those who see not.
TIC, BUSHNELL.
Ashland, December, 1853. em3O
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Nrw advertisements.
YANKEE SULLIVAN IN THE SHADE
A Great Knock Down.!
AAb

Not ut Pist-!-Cuff, but in the price OF
Goods!
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VoU may talk about the scrimmage between
tho Turks and Russians, and the 'rest Of
mankind, . but 1t doesn't begin to equal the "war
of determination which ] C. Bushnell is now wa.
giug agninat his high-priccd competitors. He is
now receiving a large assortment Of
NEW GOODS OF NEW STYLES!
in addition to his former stock, which he will sell
at much lower prices than could be afforded ear
Ter In the season. lie has no ieadiag articles,
but vii sell his stock on average, at The lowest
possible prices. The unprecedented and u%nriyal-
cd sales Of Ids establishment, speak louder than
all the humbug advertisements which have been
thrown out before the public by CASH STORES,
CHEAP STORES, &c.
liz ,rauld narticnIar Ir cnII lie allantiun &C .hn
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Orange Township
ADDITION.
Perry TOwnship.

Deplr Jacob IS 90 % north pr u west rs 1914 IA 80 / IA 10 0 90 81 7
Doh"d& pOO""H Is % 3ptne n west / lfi 10 AZ 8 IL OF Z 30 SO 5
FIR dime Conradl5 % 81 NJ corner sc 5 81 s5 Z SO Z IA
Iarman Phillip IS % z part south west a0a 43G Al 6O4 O5I
Rudy John Is % 90 west south Q sc 1888 10 81 6 10 A s 20 90 l
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William J. Gordon,

December 10, 1853. n8O 3w.