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ENCOURAGEMENT.

M. KReEg: Yoa VIII please announce the mann d
of john HEARST. Esq., Of Clearcrceh township, a
q candidate for The Board Of kquafization. subject to
The dseision Of The Democracy Of Ashland aud Rich.
and e~0untes, al Their primary elections, and 0blige
Many ~ HE Demecrafe ffioads.
l. NJ We are authorized to announce the a 81
JOSEPH MUS0RAYB, Rs4., " Montgomery town.
Fhlp. as a candidate. Tor the Stats Senate, subject 10
the regular nomination 81 the Democracy Of Hchlasd
And Ashland counties.
Mr.. Kaapps You win please a nnoune co JOHN uopIA
ter, Of Washington township, BicblsHd county. ~ a
candidate for membership or The Bosvd IL EqusiiEs.
tion In The XXVlIIth SeBstorisl District. esnpotcd
OF the ~sountiss OF Riehland and Ashland, subject to
ths'decislsn q Che Democracy at their pSlnsry EisS-
yMauyeY his Democratic FrfS~ds.
.hr Editor you vii, please IN uounss the nams II
LUTHER NJ PRATT az eandid1ze for the Senate q
Ohio, sHhiect 10 the aecisiOn u the Democracy OF the
District, and obiige May De~setass SJ orsnss.
M. Rsitor; Apnouncsthe name or RoBERT cow
KIN Beq, OF Vernhilion t0wnship. as a candidate Tor
the House or Representatives Of the General 4 assembly,
subject to tue decihoR OF me Democratic Mseunga
and oblige. MANY DEMOCRATS
M. Editor Please soy that that consisten. and
straight forward Democratic Father, Rev. RICHARD
EMBRSON, Hvermiilion township, will be a candi
date for Representative subject TO the deeislou Of the
democratic Primary Meetings, aud oblige
Hosts % DsmOsras.
n--P We are authorized to announse tho name or
LUKE SEL.BY, Eco, a. q candidate for reelection 10
the Office ef county COmmlsAensr, Huhject 90 tho Dc.
cision ofthe Democracy al ttfoir Primary Meetings..
Mn KNAPP: You wip please announce the name
Of ROBERT McDoNo0GA, OF Plymouth, Riehland
county. as o candidate for the State board Of Rquali-
Eation Tor the eighth Senatorial District. comI Used VI
the counties Of RiChlsnd aud Ashland, and oblige
His Dsnssratis Frie~ds.
q Mn. BprToR: Please annonnce the name Of THO
MAS G. MoFPETr. Of Richland cDupty, az a eandi
date for the State Senate, subject to tho decision II
the Democracy on this Senatorial District, al their
primary elections, and oblisc HIS PRIENDs.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

W-Precious little time have we 10 write
editorial, as we are too busy in pushing
forward our work that we may be enabled
TO accep, an invitation by the Captain Of
the "Crescent City, and Railroad Com.
panies 10 make a visit to Niagara. Our
business arrangements would not permit
us to accept the inequalities rendered Us
by Capt. HAZARD, Of the mississippi"
and the r. II. Companies-and justice TO
our patrons will hardly justify US now in
leaving home; bu, We think we are entitled
to tour Of pleasure during a twelve
month. Whether entitled or no, we shall
not stop to discuss the morality of The
thing; bu, intend to shoulder our carpet bag,
and "ampuiate timber this very day
Good morning, readerl
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Ohis Maine Law Platform.

The following are the resolutions adopt
ed by the recen, State temperance Con-
vonlion at Columbus:
Whereas, it is an organic and unalicna.
Bile right and duly Of freemen 10 protect
their lives. their liberty and their property,
and therefore to prohibit any manufacture
or commercial pursuit which necessarily
destroys human life, impairs human liber-
ly, destroys property; and whereas, the
manufacture and sale, commonly known
as the liquor traffic, for drinking purposes,
is 10 Ohio awlully destructive of all these
life, liberty, property and domestic hap
piness; therefor.
LIST. ResoiOed, By this Convention, that
it is the sacred duty Of the freemeh OF
Ohio TO use every constitutional means to
prohibit, by law, this Infamous manulac.
lure anu traffic.
I'd. RPSoiUsd, That the Overwhelming
vote in favor offs stringent prohibilory law,
given in Michigan, on the 20th inst, not
only reflects the highest honor upon the
virtue and intelligence Of the electors Of
that State, but should forever silence the
silly clamor Of demagouges that the people
pie are not prepared for the aunihilalion
Of the liquor manufacture and traffic.
Sd. Resoiued, That the submission Of
a similar question 10 The people of Ohio
would be followed by a like result, and
The friends of This manufacture and traffic
dare not Ego 10 the country" on this
issue.
4th. ReSoiUed, That inasmuch as il may
be Inconsistent with the organic law Of
Ohio, to submit this question to the cleo
tors, as il has been in other States, we
have no alternate but TO vote only fol
such candidates for the General Assembly
SIS are committed in favor of The proposed
measure.
9Th. ResOlUed, That we utterly dis,
claim all desire to form an independne'
party, or to disturb those already existing
tut we are determined to secure the spec
dy extermina,iou Of the manufacture ant
traffic in liquor MS a beverage.
9Th. ReSOiccd, That we will not favor
the formation of independent tickets, ca
cept when all the political parties refuse lc
present candidates, within a reasonable
TINE; who are right on this great ques.
tinr.
7th. Resolued, That a considerable sum
Of money will he Indispensable to carry Oh
'this cpmpaigu-ls distribute temperance
publications, employ lecturers: &c, &C..
ard hat the roll Of counties be called, ana
the delegates from each be requested Ia
respond as 10 what amount may be relied
upon from their Jurisdictions.
9th. RcsOlUed, That a State Central
Committee Of Five be appointed, who
shall be charged with the duty of employ.
ing lecturers, appointing mass meetings
and doing whatever mey seem necessary
To secure the election Of a majority oI
members IN the next Legislature favorable
10 our views.
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Small POx,

We much regret to learu, that since our
last notice Of the existence Of this disease
in our town, and within the past week,
three or fur new cases of Small Pox have
made their appearance. Our readers may
rely upon it that we shall inform them, as
heretofore, il any new cases are added 10
the existing list. Fur the present, howev.
er, we see no real cause for alarm on The
part of OUT citizens or Of those having bu-
ri .ess in our t. wn,
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Gov. Woods Farewell.


We end tie following in the Plain
Dealer Of The lllh inst. We join tue
Plain Dealer in the hope that The Cover
nor and those who accompany him may
realize health and happiness, whilst ab-
seat, and return an uabrokra circle;
On behalf Of die people of Ohio, and
the many warm personal friends Of the
lamiy, we earnestly hope that their s%ojourn
al Valparaiso may be attended with health
and happiness, and, THAI they may be
spared To return.-sa uHbruken circle--to
our welcoming midst.
The G%ovetnor, upon this occasion, has
righduily deemed ii Inappropriate to'take the
following formal farewell Of those who
have SO long supported and admired him
in the various responsible Offices which he
has held under our Stale Government, and
who sincerely share in Tue sorrow he SO
eloquently expresses.
Ii is gratifying TO know that, though de-
prived of the "Old Chief" the guberna.
iorial office will fall into the hands of one
who justly deserves the encomiums below
bestowed upon him. Those encomiums
are fully endorsed by the Ohio Democra.
cy, and will give resisIless impulse to the
coming campaign:
70 TIE ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF Ono
Ny resignation as Chief Magistrate, is
filed ia the Office Of The Secretary Of Stale,
10 take effect on lhe l4th instant.
In dissOlving the official connection Ina,
exists between US, a deep sense Of graf
Jude prompts me, thus publicly,to express
my acknowledgements lo'lhe people Of Ohio
for their confidence and imparliality. A
residence of thirty five years in this State
The repeated evidences OF friendship | have
received, aud so unequivocally conferred
render Ohio and her people very near ant
dear to my heart.
| have been in the service Of the State
in responsible positions, for a quarter Of 1
century. ! now retire from il, but leave
the State Government highly prosperous ii
all its various departments.
shall be succeeded in Office by a gentle
man Of talents, Of executive experience
and well known to the country, and nj
evils can result 10 The Public from my
resignation.
L leave Ohio for a far distant land, AM
with the deepest sorrow, but duty 10 ml
family requires the sacrifice. | shall ev
er feel the most lively interest in the wei
fare Of our State, and in the prosperity
and happiness of her People. Shout
Providence CRAFTY me in my wishes I,
return at som future time, | shall me-
every citizen with true friendship, and
now leave him with sincere regret.
leave in The fullest confidence, tha
those who shall hereafter direct your coun
ellis, will be aciuated by patriotism an
wisdom, aud most a%rIlenlly hope tho
liIGH HEAVEN may confer upon the peopl
Of the STATE, the choicest blessings.
bid you an aft ciionale farewell.
REUBEN WOOD.
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Elijah Goudy, Plaintiff, Court Of COmmonPi Pleas
q. AGhidhd CouHiu
Jacob s. Brilliant, dent.) Ohio.
GAID defendant will hAc notice that said
- Plaintiff fled hi petition in said Court eli this
LIST day ofJuly, 1853, aud the same is now pend
ing-the object and prayer of which is to recover
a judgment against said defendant on several
promisory notes given by defendant to plain.IfE.r
five hundred dollars s-ash-dh0anting to the sum
Of 80 900 in all, Ave Of which notes are dated
March II, l%S5l-frst OF which was due on the
LIST day Of June 1853, and tho other four due an.
nually thereatte r-thc said sixth note is dated
April o, 1888, aud duo from date; nd that plain
TIL, at the same time, cause an order of atteah-
mont to issue Sg inst the Lands, Goods, Chaules,
Rghts, Credits, Moneys, nc ofdefendSnt m said
count 4! The said defendant is further notified
that he is required TO answer or dcmur to said
petition, N or before the I'd Saturday aner this
noticc has been published six consecutive weeks,
q wiz by the 81 day Of september, 1858,
ELIJAH G0UDY,
BY Snrrn s SLOAN, hi Attorney.
July 6, 1853. 6N9
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The ohio STATE pemoerat.

We have received the first number Of
this able and spirited campaign paper,
published al Columbus by Mcssrs. 0scoou
and BLAKE. 1t is filed with the choicest
kind Of political matter, and reminds one
Of the old "Campaigners' which emauated
from the Capital City in the pu'er anu
better days Of The Comuonwealth-belorc
men became ~servile and bowed the knee
To the Bank Power. We have severaI
articles marked for our next number.
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CLEVELAND MARKET.

CLEVELAND, July Is, 1853.
We have no change to nete in market or
business since yesterday. There is no
improvement in canal receipts and bu.
siness dull.
Wheat-Holders are firm at yesterdays
sales and some are asking an advance over
$l,0S. We heard Of no sales to.day, and
quote white 81 ,05 aloat and northern 96c
with good demand.
Flour--Slrait brands Of superfne sell at
S4,25a4. 3I4; common brands in small
lots S4,l2aa4, lsf; fancy 81, 81 ia4,44; ex.
ira $4,76a5.
Corn--Yellow would sell at SIC, but
none on The market.
Fish-While nOminally SS,25 and $4,.
25.
Pork-Mess, retail trade, $l5.
Sall-Fine from vessel $l.37a; dock
$l,44 and l,50.
Lard-Marke, dull. No. l prime held
9a9Ac.
Eggs-NM plenty, and sell at o and
10 cents Cleveland Herald.
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One Of the 0'Connells.

A correspondent of the New York
Times writes home from England as fol.
lows about a son Of O'CoNNELL:
"naniel O'Connell is a name well known
in America. His son, Maurice O'Csnnell,
who has been a member of our House of
Commons for the last twenty years, died
suddenly on Friday night last. lie was
the Liberalor's eldest son, and Of all his
family the most nearly resembled him in
appearance, and in the tones of his voice.
In his mental lneamen,s, O'COnncll left no
heir, though he to his last cherished a fond
hope tina, his third son, John, would sue.
coed him in his influence over the Irish
people. As for poor Maurice, he fell un.
happily into very dissipaled habits, and
latterIy made himself quite notorious in
the House by appearing on the floor at "a
late hour, interrupling the busiaess, stop
ping every speaker that might happen 10
be disagreeable to himself, and often re.
curing the personal cxellions of his friends
to keep him in his seat. These excuses
could not last long, He was in the House
Of Commons in his usual Stale Of inluxica.
lion N Thursday night; on Friday morr-
ing he was seized with an apupleclic fit,
and by midnight.he was a corpse.
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Linus $, Everett ! Court Of com,on Plea, Of Ash
polIy Evere,, land Couafy, Ohio.
nEp0SITI0NS will be taken in this cause BY
~ The plaintiff atthe residence Of Betsy strow
N the city OF Buffalo, N. Y, on he 2bh day of
Ji)y, 1888, between thu hours Of and 8 o'clock.
=. NJ. Also at the saios Of A. J. Sands, in Una.
dilla, N. Y, on the first day Of August, 1853, be-
tween the hours Of 2 mud 6 O'CLOCK, p. N Also,
81 the residence OF Moses NorTit, 4, the city Of
Cleveland, Ohio, on tho Sth day Of August, 1888,
between the hours Of and . O'Clock, p. NJ. Al.
so, at the office of J. Myers, in the town Of gly-
ria, Lorain county, Ohio, on the 18Th day OF Au-
gust, 1858, between the hours Of 3 and 6 O'Clock,
P. M. Also, at the office Of D.. J. Pack, ESQ, 10
he ,ow Of Ridgsyillo, Lorain county, Ohio, on
the 2sd day Of August, 1853, between the hOurs
OF and 6 O'Clock, p. NJ.
JOHNSON, KENNY 4 PORTER,
Juno u, lS5J.-SN3 PV's AHp's.
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New Humpshiroand Ii President.

'rha GIloy;ng ,o.ol,,ioos n,ssaI ,bo
co,o,.l A.so,,hi, IN u..n..hi.o.
ave" "'"P'""o IT,
cenuy oy an almost unanimous vote New
Hampshire is as true 10 her lavorile son,
as be has ever been to her and to the
uu;a,.
o"
Resolved oy the Senate and House oil
Representatives. In general courI convened,
Ina! the people OF New Hampshire firm
" adhere 10 those great principles Of pub,
TIC policy upon which IN present national
administration came INTO power-princi'
pies uP"n winch Tue Union wac founded,
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Al the County Temperance Convention, held on
Saturday June %, 1858, at Ashland, the believing
persons were appointed a committee to mako
suitable arrangements Tor a mass County Temper,
ance Convention to DO held at Ashland on the
9th OF August next:
Msssrs. J. D. Stubbs, VIM. W. Somans, John
Mccormick Joseph Mccormick, Jacob Grail, John
Gault, A.. Riser.
The COMMITTEE are requested to NEE, at Ash
land on tho 9ih Of July next at the Court House.
L. J. SPENGLE,
Secretary Of the Committee.
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Good Appointments.

JOHN VAN NEST, ESQ.,, has recently
been appointed Post Master at Rowsburgi
aud II. s. SEE, ESQ.,, at Savannah.
We should also have noticed, before
this, that JAMES ALBRRsoN, Esq, has re-
ceiyed the appointment of Post Master a
Nankin (orange.)
They arc all excellent and popular ap'
poinimenls.
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GUARDIANS SALE

~ the twenty-eighth day fully NEXT. between
~ the hours of ten O'Clock. A. NJ, and four
O'Clock, p. NJ, OF said day, on The premises, Will
be sold to the highos, bidder, tho following real
estate, to VT: Tho undivided fourth part or The
following real estate to wit: The north east part
OF the south west quarter, and the south west
part Of the south east quarter OF section two,
township twenty, and range sixteen, con;ainins
n e'hundred acres, situate 10 Ashland county,
Ohio; beng the interest of James McClolland,
minor heir, aud child Of Alexander McClelland,
Subject to the widows right ofdow0r in said preai.
lses. Terms Of sale, cash in hand.
LYDIA McCLkLLAND,
Guardian Of James MeClelland
BY KELLOGG \ ALL.soH, her Attorneys.
JGns 20, 1888. 5w6
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The Watenown Union says that fifteen
British deserters made their appearance
there on the 4ih u July. They left
Kingston for The 'land Of the free" On the
night of the Bd. A Seargesnt and his
guard made due preparations for the jouf.
ney, and actually arrived near Cape Vim
cent, before their dssertion WIS discovered.
They were safe beyond the reach Of pur.
sui, when they heard the alarm guu, which
was 6red as soon as they were missed.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-07-20

New YoRK, July l6.-rhe banquet at
Metropolitan Hall last evening was atlen.
ded by about 400 persons. Theodore
Scdgwick presided Speeches we're made
by Presiden, Pierce, Seward, members Of
his cabinet and others. In reply 10 q toasl
complimentary to the foreign diplomatic
corps, several Of whom were present, The
President read letter from NJ. De Sarti.
gies. The President afterwards attended
the Souiss opera al Castle Garden, which
was filled To sullocalion; he left this morn.
ing for Washington.
The steamer Black Warrior arrived from
Mobile and Havana this morning. A la
inevitable accident occurred at Havana on
The 10Th. A horse race was To come of
on The military GROUND outside OF the city,
and for the Accommodation Of spectators
seats were created aroutd the course. Jusl
AZ Tie Captain General arrived, aud irst
as the race was 10 commence, a portion Of
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-07-20

The track Of the B~elleIounlnine and In.
dianupolis road is laid to Union, on the
state line; and the trains from Terre Haute
u Cleveland now pass through with no
other interruption Than is occasioned by
the break Of gauge at Union. The Ohio
gauge islu be laid down from Union to In.
Annapolis making an unbroken gauge be.
tween the Two cilies.
PhlLADELPHIA, July ls,-The British
bark Condor, from australia for London,
with a cargo of wool and $4,000 ounces
Of gold, was destroy cd By FIRE.
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~ We have on hand a quire or SO Of
communications upon the temperance and
other questions, which we shall dispose of
as soon as practicable. Brevity and point
are great virtues 10 The newspaper cores
.pondenis Of this maiter.of-iacl age.
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The Ashlnnd Times.

The FIRST number Of this paper made it
appearance on Thursday last. lis typo
graphical vissge is very comedy, and il
editorials aud selections are marked BY
ability and good taste. Pecuniarily, W,
wish the enterprise success,-but may al
s,ris Of mishaps attend it politically. 81
mote il be.
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The Broad Gauge Company are moving
10 a final location Of their line towards
Dayton; either by Urbana or Springfield.
The amount Of stock to make Dayton a
peint, we understand is nearly all made up.
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II is a subject Of general remark that
The quality Of the new white Wheat
which has thus lar been brought to mar.
Ret Is exceedingly fine. The grain lie rich.
81, fuller and better fipened than has been
Known before Cur many years,
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JOHNSON, KENNY l. PORTER,
6W6 Attv,a lor petitionar
BUTTER STORE

(tAsH will be paid for BUTTER atais Butter
~ store under the Sanpsel House. Present
enee for extra choice quality, IL eents per lb.-
snitabls Salt Tor Dairy purposes will be furnished
at cost Fauhefs will find il for their Interest 10
make good Bu,ior, and will DO paid a price &C;
sording " qa6lity. Please deliver In the cenl q
the day. C. y. HoTcHklse.
Ashland, June 20, 1883.
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AohlAnd, Onto.

Ashland. Ohio,
A RE receiving and will constantly 4, n
"A hand an extensive assortment ri
Drugs, Medicines, Choml.l Pine sosn- p.nu t.A.,.
Gals, Putty, Paints, Oils, and Bottle. ~"
VnnishOs, Dyestuha, andlCorLs. staiion.rv -
ColOrp. Rshccf Mo-" reSe
Glass Ware, Cut class Iionarles enIsrs -
ank Fancy articles. Cfocerltd. ~"
Globe and Wall Lamps, Pure Wines, snl,st. -
swing, andStand Lamps,1 Liouore. az Mi.iisr, ~ ~
Bottles. Walls and Apoth.i noses. nnl, f"'
eoaIy shop Fnrnitafe. lciaars. Fine en-. ch..,s.
Paint and Varnlsh, Brush. aud Emoklna foe,,.~s
e., White wash and shoe snuNs. La,oon. VA ~.
Bushes' Tooth. Hair anEca' Rnrslnsi Is.'sa
and Cloth Brushes, Eel mentr. Trns.s nss,-u.
senllal Oils, Pcrfumery,l aud ailkinds ~ 1,s..ns
PateHt Medicines. ~
Our good are ssrranted 10 Be nresh na....a
g~eauina, and were purchased ~ tho Ieer, ,s,ss
for tssdy cash, and will be odd az Cleveland M
ees, Physicians, Apothecares, Me.hsnies "a
Artists WIN nsS our articles IN large onansl,ss
will be furnished az Wholesale nFIees. snd Viii
find Il ~ their sdvsHnea 10 pore ase u ~. rs,hs,
than send TO clevslu,. a. efpewhpps. In MA
al our goods shall be d a \ pricss and ousllT,
as ~ .aks u for the infffF ~ofsyefy purchaser "a
PltggiNSs ca NHvit.
Ashland, June s, 1873. ar
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LiAas s. Everett
, Petition rtr Divorce.

n. Petition fIr Divorces
Polly RVeVeH.
nEFENDANT will take notice that on tho afuA
~ day OF June, A. D., 1853, plaintiff flied bis
petition for divorce in tho court Of CdNhAaH Pisaa
Of Ashland county, 0hlo. Cause, wilfdl absence,
and gross neglect Of duty. The prayer of sad
P%ctiilonoT is, that the lharriago contrast existing
between the said petitioner and said Polly Rveri
eft may be forever dissolved. and both parties
freed from the obligations OF tho same. The SAID
Polly Everett IL fdfthst noti6od, that. suiess she
shall apvear, pIoad, RnsHer OF demutto said peii.
ton, petitioner will, at the. next torn Of said
court. ask for a decree according 10 ds player Of
said petition,
JOHNSON, KENNY l. PORTER,
6W6 Attv,a lor petitiouar
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Fits! Fits!! FjtS,,!

EVILS &PLErcHERS' Vegetable Compound
~ Tor tho cure oil Epilepsy or Fits-a recently
bio, Tor the cure of thus dreadful disease. lust
received ami Tor sale by r. II. CHUBp & CO.
July O, 1883. III
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NOW LANDING.

KIM BBLS. Salt, this summers manufacture
wv 5000 bags Dairy Salt, ia IA or 30 pount
sacks;
300 hbls. L.le Fish, White Fish, Trout, Pich
cTel, Herring, Bass, Bay Fish;
100 tons BIacksmith's Coal
q bbls. Water Lime.
Milan, June 2s, 1868. ANS.
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NEW SALOON.

~ ~BAchERER, nj the old stand 6armarly
IL. occupied by Michael Miller, above the
MeNulty house, keeps constantly on hand every
variety Of good things, ercept intoxicating drinks,
which cat be desired by any one fond Of good
living. June 20, 1853. Off
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BOOK BINDERY.

THE subscriber hiss opened a %Bindery in COM
i nection with his Book Store. where Maya
zines, P %mphlets, &C., will he bound in the best
style, and at as cheap a rate as a, any town in rhe
county. 0ld Books rebound on short notice =
work warTantedi please give us a call.
W. Ii. II. POTTER.
Ashland, June 20, 1850. sm0
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HYMN ROCKS.

r LUTHERAN, Presbyterian, Methodist, Disci.
4 pies and Waits Psalms and Hymns-all size,
and styles. Also, Protestant Episcopal Prayer
Books, and an e~xtsnsivb assortment Of Bibles
large and small Of every style and price-twar
ranled cheap at the Ashland Book S,ore.
". II II. POTTER.
Ashland, June 80, 1853. 3m6
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DEN1TISTRx.
PRESERVE YOUR TEEr

ESTo nR. ". M. RUMRILL, Surgeon
QmSS$Ab aud Mechanical Dentist. OF.
Dhce, on Maiu street, directly east oil
tho Franklin House, in the Brick bui lding, up
stairs, where everything in the line of Dentistry
will DO done according to the latest Ssd best style.
and of tho best material, Satisfaction given IN
all cases, and charges reasonable. S1~ Ladies
can be waited upon attheir residence, IL required
for any ofthe above work. July 20, 1893