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NEW LONDON BOOKS.
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~ RANDOLPH has ior SALE June 81 Philip IN Search OF u
d I;.urmin ButtrIit; . Cts.
par "a Ru.sells Memoirs OF Thomts Moore; % cts
Ann, No irrish Foreign Mcdicl thirurgcai Review
Iuur NJ BiackHoOj Magazine
The i, House River BY the author ii tie Owl Creek Let
ieTs; !, cia
Val! 5r,rrtlses Works, 81
The English Gnorss at the Ism century series OF eciu e.
~ ". " Tia :hcrdy-si
IL 4na Letters n Re- Stephen Din wiki forni 81
t9i Wars and Monarchy France iG ;ic it;G ana AN
.or;rf."s. w. !. History OF france: 81.
c,'hri'ri" ~ eury "f HUNTINGTON. London; 81 -
Ms ir-uicS Home aloi Peace. l.rrIrt:
Asp!rs AMI ECONOMIES, Translated wiLh h"eS. "o'
81 y ~ n,
IL. Food Diseases Manage capture pates Lon.
,!op 81 .5-sAnc With c0Iorel plates So :,
Edgar Chiffon, Right aud Wiongd story " School 1' .!
e Ai4nl-; Plates - cts. , .,
july Nos of GIaa ~ and Cooley. Jul -
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DI ED.

81 June, Cholera tass county Texas JOHN
PDN BEXIER, Jr late al GAINESVILLE Irnn and !'n'er! :"
Louisa county. Va
u; En- a, residence, the .iy WILLIAMSBURG On We,nrs
ii, The 9Th iay .Gc D. 1853, Paralysis, Mrs Ann TIN
son GAKET Sl' bonn the c"nniy YORK, "n ihr iu'
al SsIeb.r 4 - lisa, aud aran taIshurr al iai
Revolutionary dI,i 2nis't'
The Of ms fortune 10 HE
ni Mrs 1Ied viii
but these regulated Sh1!!ch 10y
Her disposition KIND. generous an1 "fsi'ns
I'll"
Iacr!ry temper enable! her to i''
III
uiL al ii youth, she uI
E half has illustrated la
fr the pe.crtS Christianity. Religion with her Wa
yIns rnncipc inng AMI rvadinG her conduct
She her raskEas'cr kind Prov iencr
earth lit and blncrst, heightened
cyuud he rerod usually allotted 10 human eNl";
Oil the aai Affection sr had a'lslr upon
them And when The blow that Frustrated her,
cour expectation. her and speech wcrr
ior ~ Itr nd her AMI receive her bcncic;1n
thea i'll uy-ribwius with hinsi!neSs IL" tins
mercy r am wH rrr."ct confidence " the
Eelcrmcr, sho her spi :" The God who gave H.
or She b. arrIi"nairy enrnercl being from whose
.,snI pim clcacd the esd p"pcmslicr u our lLIcm
rt'u and made Kingdom rfrarci Tor the elect "i
blood friendship
al
l., -u. h srrd anJ rendered sacred by The
entered the THAI rcnIincl the
AH.r the
her earth guJu 5nri
u S,s Martyrs that SURROUND The throne OF God
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21

IoEACCO.itc market Saa:!h:ea htin at 'e ii'p,"s1'
noticed III CTR last report. ~ o. HAaTiS * 90
Sales of TOBACCO by H. NJ aiARTIs s. Coz T Jetiress,
& al g. 25 25 81 and at ~ 80 Il ) Station al
5 81; B Bfih@iorth al 49, ID { Harrison st ); -
rayur u S; G w BuwcIl al 50 80, 10 II, al ~
so aui n II; Bullock Jr at Il; DR. Wood Johnson OF
-. IS IS and 5; Phipps AT ~ and !? 10 su'.
lock. Sr. 3 at 5, 10 IS and IL So Mrs NJ Williams 81
H. r Rodwell 10 at e. ut g. rs, e. and .!
IL; A II Daniel at 80 8 % and so; w Goode At
and 25; Mrs VI n Claiborne al and 8 so; L Hoob-
al 49, II Fisher at IL and 9; John Wilson al
) 25 S rs and 50; X Bumpuss al s. DR. w l. Stamps
At ~ and Al s; Il Epcs III 10 DR. W T Johnson al
-. G 3 Sutherland al III so and 81 r Paschal : at
- 80 and Is so; l. II Bullock nt Is and Is So James
Turner a. Is; Burchet at II So Watkins at II 5o
Jacoh Davis T. 80 and III; u Duke at II So; Dr.
CnnnaIy 10 and IL 80; q L Baskerville | ut II; +
+ Williamson at 10 So NJ Duke at II; billiard ii
IS 80 a, IL 20; f. A Lewis al Is oO and IL. The last
"A binds TO Thomas Son. the best of II for their Grape
brand J Woody nj Is, 10 Jno Walker, Who Tor his
Brand has bought within The last lew weeks same Us
manufacturing Tobacco as has been Inspected hs Ytur
nni when ready Tor market. his customers WIZ uoupurss
find i, Ia be very superior.
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SAILING IF THE WASHINGTON

Nyw YoRk unr lS.-T'he steamship Washington, sailed
al noon Tor Southampton and Hare She took out 0 pa=
s.npss and 100000 in gold in;s mud bars Among htr
passengers are Madame fask1 aal and VIM lhole OF
Baltimore p c. Warwick o Rictnmond, and John AoecR-
Ter and son Of Wheeling. Va
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go PROF. ALEX. C.. BARRy'S THICOpu,
Il - KUS. OR MEp!LAIED CnMPul ND. na......r

curing. restoring strengthening The liar
disc SKIN leiilac pains and hcn!nc
w"u. founded by No sc"era ca lines the reputation o H.
iyaics the unon. HE
Increased ratio that almost exceeds hr.t
Professor Barry after Careful examination OF h- boo,
number bottles delivered order,
half upward during the year l-o. Sithln ,
nj 10000.
Il present at length " evidences 81 the woa..
u properties Of te cnhcIOuS "i!cn The pubic have Iugu..a
il nursrnr iIS. The cicdurEs 81 the
explanations gwen "i it, crmrniac'i"n upon The hair sca
dt III acasrs critical irritation, irst recommended II 10 \!
attention al the people TINS all that the Inventor desIre
Every bottle advertised c The effects of the hntL exceeded 81
pecliion. IL acted Ike The ladies' wh,u
n,., h,vr II: and Thu. Vas bt M a wl,nlrs, ,s Of AN
im,ert, uoIrarl al ~ regard. articles Of ,hs kind Tr
,,,, has moi 81. been reached and n ~ believed ht IN,
,.,r vIIt ~. million au,j hall Of bottles
DEPOT ani Mandatory NJ ~ Broadway. New York R-,
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Ole Bull intends to give on the ah OF July 10 hi
musical friends at tileana, his colony in Pennsylvania lie
has had concert lG0 iec ng CONSTRUCTED for The pnr
pose.
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The stamped Envelopes provided for by the last Session
Of the Post Once Department, have been approved They
will be Immediately forwarded the different POs0fhce-
and will be The greatest possible convenience to The pubic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21

S<Sr- Up 10 HE hour Of putting paper 10 p,...,e
ocIock,) last night usual dispatches by tho .ele,
had not reached u.
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INDEPENDENCE SQUARE MUNuMENl-Both
btancis u he New York Legislature have passed bill L"
carry the suggestion Tor monument IN Independence
square Philadelphia making tie third State when mas
come into lie measure.
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Military Procession is take place Wheeling on the
An Of July Several companies from Sleubenvl'c and 81
| t,Iairsylr Ohio will be present.
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MASSACRE OF A SURVE WING rY.-Rerent
information from Texas states that The surveying party OF
Benjamin Hubert, the Red vcr recently assacrch
by the Wachltl Indians, only man having escaped
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CURE FOR HY UROPHOBlA.-lhe season oil hyo'o'
ohobia i, hand Half dozen SPECIFICS ior It's cure nave
been gwen The public from tine 10 limc YET we DO nor
knop any Of confirmed T''eS having been cu'c''
STILL ii brcomea men 10 prove al hIns ana we therefore
vr wbn: correspondent Of the National Era writes from
Mllbury massachusetts,, "a lolln"r;
81 am now in my cghrih year and nave obtained what
Information could both from Observation and critical study
I, has lately discovered HAT strong drcOctloh
made ul The bark vi The roots 81 the white assn, when
DRINK a, n medicine, will The bate oil nad Do.
This undoubtedly is owing the tact That :atcsnakcs
can be- made easily crawl ovef live re GOALS tan
while leaves, and they ere hsef cuhu III 'e forests
,,nr. IN. wh. ash pIops Wouli b. advisable for
druggists in our large and cities 10 Keep constantly on
hand medicine prepared from 1T. roots OF the white ask
might be- The OF saving :Jac valuable lives from
SUDDEN aud painful DEATH
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UNITED STATES MAIL j Inc,
L.gr,S ,rsYg Tg.sdsy it!canOU. Il. ! U'ciO,a. Il. VI
THE ELEGANT S!UE.H iiEEI. OCEAN
STEFAN SHIP KOANOk

,s,IIr .Kp,NukE . t..l CItcuiY, VII rrceis"d >f>D
4 icr. ln..l, tNun,y) Az O'Clock ami Gp loESrr4nf
fh. trtuT al o'clock T. VI. Tuesday. The 2la uSi
, n ,, sr. w, O'Clock III thu Afternoon 81 that
l4y. l., wheel, hour Passengers must be on o"aii
Tic Company wi br responsible ot sn'ds "I''' ea'hs We
rnd ie Of ie cnnEshrcs
hrr s.s goods mnst be stored at hGii
pru-r n!ri ri-k Ne" .".&
rasses I.kns t!- zap !" li"h WIZ u" sac a"' a
by ~ aver lI"a~ .
P,ssasc Yotk ucnnF meals and the Sat" room accom-
,"'',,, ., lIULAM 4 WATSON
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NOTICE.

~ln vas sergeant IN Tue llh
y,rsIn, Rem al BdFi NiErr
F virgina Regiment IN The war OF 1 may
by hdifrtrIiS II hlchnni
June 2)-ctf
CE-Our Pack Boats WI coni,ur their regular daily
I h, the Canal Leave landing
R,,Imnnd asusnal d, p NJ, aud lynchhute al 5 p. NJ
"'''"' Va r.. BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
4 ,OItaL FOR CHILDREN.-A beautiful assome nt Of
I.nr sand Bracelets for children sale by
GESSEr & JAMES, Eagle Square
yEA TEA Good Teas New York prices, III
L MAN street j. H. H. EVANS
June 10
WHEAT CRADLES Iu Cosby celebrated whea! Cradles
W. Tor sale by WM. PALMER
June 10
FaNURNlP sEED.-Red Top. Daes Hybrec Flat Du'ch'
Rua pags Large White Norfolk Just received AID Tor sale ~
Juae Is r. R. DUVAL s BRO, Bank Square
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VALUABLE EAnM Eon SALE.

prin:" Edward, the undersigned vii sell 1" the hshtS hh
II RSDAl the lI day nj August nsH
ria. tract ni Iti held oy the deceased, IT.
nd brown, the county 81 Nntt"HIy
acres, $50 81 i,w grounds, q" COOS
uiaty The productive perhaps any The VI
tine wheat cats an. tobacco iiid
may conveniently divided, a. there settlements VIII
ie rUtnuoIs and convenient -
aIars rh" ns " tilrs Miller. Miles !ls
,,rrs. raisha0rIp9i ORDINARY deem u ~
Wishing VIII uGc
,ny I'll" purchaser the rrr
at wheat The usual Iu
Christmas. W. Shall cumst nCIirr ve-let
uicr will. "ic nGtrs lrticc. Mrs Ioru;n, the
piI'u Vi tic decd
The terms batucr IN 80 equal anna
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Tie attention Of Farmers is called 10 The advertisements
If C. De Burg OF Super Phosphate .! Line IN an'' -
mmu s McGruicr u Sons the sole agents lot MIN
mond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21

The FaIrmont Bank, Famon, Va. will go Into opera
ton about the st of August Thos G. Watson has beer
elected President and Geo. H. Spreg 0ate of Baltimore
Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-21

80, p,, Strs.t ! far late san Francisco and New OK
papers. -..--
r, ,,,,iz ,op cause glad 10 learn, Is prosper
49, hrood :, II urecedent. The emgrans VIII" sailed from
r.,nro last week numbered l3i OF whom 70 were rom
T,,. 81 from Savannah, and The rest, excepting one
foo, Alabama from other parts OF Georgia Inc lehhsee
rmuruns are mostly agrcuufasts middle aged ahu young
men women and children having WIN them some 'nte u
our ed persons anxious 10 accompany 'hef 'ai
lies of descendants and the inviting inheritance opening
bpf,re them This company the Kew Mr.. untey iho''"'
no came in charge Of ministers oil the Gospel he'.
Mcssrs Dyke and Smith, gentlemen VINO aoofeu WIN Rfea'
rcruy ind success for their benefit and encunphg OUT
rh Them for more than fortnight IN me vicinity u %
vonnah shared all their Inconvenience encouraged 'c
,,ir md stood by them until they saw them comtor-
tably accommodated On board
,auupr the ernigrants from Savannah are seVerai re-
c,I members of the Rev. Dr. Preston chirch tone oi
them Shearman, for many years SEXTON VI ''", ca'"e;
who with his wife and siA children mas teceven uey ~
,, n thruu. contributions from ms city and Vchity
81 Wnd formerly Of New York, but now merchant OF
Savannah gave valued and la''h'u servant "ni'
pumissun accompany her husoanu, WIZ VS. ",n =
| member of Or. PrcsunS church "" ol'e' "om'n VI
charnr,r Zone ., whom had husband Tor som.
v.ar in Libcria) enabled 10 secure lunds, 10 '
DAYS from their white and c"!1eh l1ie' III -. n,
nav h pricc tor their redemption and j"yaY saeu WI"
hs friends for the province ol Freedom Inc neV. W
Pratt of Roswell gave liberty 10 helo,'us M
the former has been nCetseo P''".'I " -
Gnsnl in The Presby eriun church ana no" thoa'hns 'o
| ;hrri, in the true spirit OF Christian Dilssloha'y
IN his connection may stale, ha' lawn num-
wealthy planter OF Mississippi SEM ie" Gays ago I'VE
thousand dollars 10 the Rev VIM MtLaln SECRETARY anu
Treasurer OF The American Co!nnla1tloh society. Inc
n,,s,n,n paye 10 the sans Society in april last I'VE
tn dollars and he has contributed five hundred or one
houso,J Aars annually Tor the ias ten or Twelve years
Fifteen years ngo Dir. urIey received S2Oo tor The Colo
,oo eau,e in Mississippi and he 70 ia6orng just as yea
IousIv for il now in the North South or wherever duty
calls
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w.are indebted to Parisen & Co.'s Esgess' &" L. ha"ie
Agent, Pearl slt) for late san Francisco and New OK
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NrOTiCE.--A gentleman qualified L" give instruction the
"a Gfr.k aud French Languages aud Mathematics !e.Iies
Academy, Teacher al
school IN family. Communications addressed i"s pL!d)
IL " H. ScotlSyiI!c AcmAre, Va, viii BE- promptly ANSWERED.
IIr.a1i
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Statement of the official OF The State for the
Board of Public Works in the second and third Districts
SECOND DISTRICT.
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@ 81 ss.,s,n, n, an Academy or Az Teacher 81
S IN = r,ate family Ipnst ia
Sso ~ ~ l,,.I marie y, viii b.. rrnmrrIy au-wr.i
:" y +. ~ ~; - ~
=.
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA.
rvE al Session TN. Institution viii commence the lSh
There bcIrv College - he South o.
ler, youag csi:O.s 81 thorough
c.si.r Gi COLLEGIATE instruction.
81 ~
WaslIGs.'' . > wv
W
contingent tH.ars.. -
-, ,, ~ :, , -, go = :, 4, -,
4 iu auI board u Instruction. aud with
degree III cheaIurss Gldcei-dIy young man; WIN in eel
means and er energy can here acquire ah"'ou9
u,ura educ
IT,, IL EPIi'M T.. WILEY. PrsI';.
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SrEN mAGAZlS!:S.- GEo VI. WEST BROTHER :
LAZY Book July. - GIlhtms Ndga:in l
July o. Pl!i, Search Of Nle. - cS L.rs - MaEe
VA II Hccuc, dpd 5r sale ~ No oaac EAcnsrss
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W,it location health with ample Libraries and APP
,,ru.wjt iui efficient Board "I Instruction. aut wi Il
-sr, al ciraInrss ANY young With mn ri
] irir. AMI prn energy, here thorough
beriI education. ,,,,,, ;, 49,, -. -,
Ina, .--rI1 i. i
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Majority for Boyd,
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-, -. r.c.n, course of Eng llnd VIII" seeks !"
..ran DANGEROUS negro Republic 10 c""a' on our very
e''a0' 49, e1owins s2ecuations Of the n T. Na'"na'
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21
yuttru.
ENGLISH CHURCHEs

ENGLISH CHURCHES.
The "too early losr' Miss LANDoN left, as a
legacy to tho world, portfolio of unpub shed
poems, one of which is the following, touching
and beautiful:
How beautiful they stand,
Those ancient affairs of our native land!
Amid the pasture fields and dark green woods
Amid the mountains cloudy solitudes;
BY rivers broad that rush into Il o sea-
BY little brooks that, with alapsing sound,
Like playful children, run by copse and lea;
Each in its plot Of holy ground,
How beautiful they stand,
Those old gray churches Of our native land!
Our lives are all turmoil
Our souls uTe in a weary strife and toll
Grasping and notwithstanding nerve and brain
Both day and night for gaini
We have grown worldly-huve made gold cur
god
Have turl ed our hearts away from lowly things
We seek not now the wild flower Of the sod
We seek not snowy folded angels wings.
Amid the summer skies
For visions come not to polluted eyes
Ye blessed, quiet fanes!
Still plety, still poetry remains,
And shall remain, whilst ever on tic air
One chapel bell calls high and low to prayer
Whilst ever green and sunny church-yards keep
The dust of our beloved, and tears are shed
From iounts which in the human heart lie deep!
Something in these aspiring days we need
To keep our spirits lowly,
To SOC within our hearts sweet thoughts and holL
And'tis for this thoy stand,
The oldgay churches of our native land!
And even in the gold corrupted mart,
In the great city's heart
They stand; and chantry dim, and organ sound,
And stated services of prayer and praise,
Like 10 the righteous ten which were not found
For the polluted city shall uprase,
Meek faith and love sincere
Better in time ofneed than shield and spearl
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The Fever in Natchez.

correspondent, of the New o leans
Dciia, on board The steamer Naichrs, Au.
gust 29h, describes the appearance ol Nat
chez in The following terms:
I'VE arrived at Naichtz this morning.
and left again at 5 O'Clock This evening"
The city Of Nalchez is deserlol->ihers
are not four hundred people ln Town, in
cluding men, women, children upgrres--
the stores are all closed, and evcly ono
who could get away, has gons TO Wash.
inglon, about six miles back Of The town.
John WILKINSON, David Stanton, hnd'olh.
er large merchants, have opened their
stores at Washington, and have reuluycl
their stocks there. What few drays lhers
are, get 81 mile for hauling goods. An
extra police force Of AZ men has been ap-
pointed 10 take charge Of The property in
The city, and 10 prevent renewal Of ll,'
robberes and scenes of 1899, Thrre Is
no mayor in town, and OILY Two Of III Rl.
dermen TO be found. A person can walk
the main street of the city, in the middle
Of The day, and not NEE, two humln br-
ings. Such a stampede was never btr'oa
known. What few there are lef N tn
city are suffering very much, amt the lever
is very fatal" t..l..',.'
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Dngurrrcnn GnIICrN.

NI inform the ubic thai he has permanently
located in thetown of Ashland. Hisrooms are
lifted up with special regard to the comfort OF
visitors, who will always be welcome, whether
they wish for Likeness, ,or callto see he gale.
ry orpicturcs.
Determined tosparc uetherpuns orcIpense
Mr.. Ensmingcr will furnish likoncsscs that shall
not he surpassed. His prices vary from 10 cents
to 5000.
eTHi, rooms may be found in he sCrord story
fhs building aOp occupied by JVdRdck 4 Cc0iH.
August &. INF
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July2t, 1859.

Bro DwIDEND.--We understand that the
d yidend of The Toledo, Norwak and
Gle, Gland Rail Road, from the time il was
opened ill the LIST Instant. The period Of
the going into OBJECT of the 0nsOlidalion--
less than eight monlhs--aNer deducIing
rortv.fve per cent. for running EXPENSES
will be between nineiesa and iwsnty
per cent! If there Is any road in the
Union that oan show larger dividend, for
similar period, We should be plea'ed TO
lave i pointed 6ut,.--NoruaR Epsr.
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HO to the Rescue,

NoW Is he Time 10 MS. your Property,
/ J.SPRENGLE 10 Agent Tor a numbC Of the
4. best FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and HEALTH
ms. COMPANIES in the United States. Persons
wishing insurance in any orthe abov o denartments
will find II to their advantage to call on the Gpove
lttho Office Of the Ashland MutualIns. Co.
Nov. 10, 1851. 2Btt
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Il u MO AL

I W. BARNES has removed his GROCERY
y STORE, from the old Stand formerly oc.
cnpied by A. W. Peters, to the building lormcrly
occupied as the Mansion House by $. Rutan,
nearly. opposite the Sampscl House, lie would
ba happy to see all his old friends and customers,
and as many new ones as may he disposed to give
him call. His assortment Of FAMILY GRO
CERlES is complete.
Ashland, Nov 3, 1859,
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New JcWclry Store.

ga GooDFElIow has opened in
= ~ L. the new room doors east OF Rec
csL' t-N nOT's store, on Main Street a watch
MI.-J " aud iewclry establishment, where he
IN, ,IJ1 will offer every article usually kopt in
'Sszz'a~A such establishments, at very low rates.
AmOnghis stock may be found,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
aides Gold Breaches, Grape, Enameled, Cluster and
Knot, Ear Drops, Hoops aud rugs. Gold Rings,
L0ekots. Pencils, Cuff Pins, Scarf Pins, Keys; pure
silver. German Silver and Plated spoons; Butter
Knives, Salt and Sugar ShOyos. SpectRcles and
Cascs Vi all kinds; Knives Needless Pens and Holders
Port Monies, Dressing aud Pocket Combs, Eye Shades
aud Goggles, Compasses, Clocks, AcCordeons, &C.,
June I. lSj1.--ly3
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A CAR D.

MFRS. NJ. MoNULTY having purchased and
INl completely renovated the 'McNulty House,,
lately kept by Mr.. W. Robinson, is now prepared
to meet her numerous friends and customers
She therefore respectfully invites the travelling
public TO give her a call, as she is determined to
use every effort in her power to make comforta-
bic all those who may favor her with their custom.
Having engaged The services ofMr. A. W. MEL
snrImER, ss Landlord, who tits well known stands
at the ton of his profession, in that capacity, the
public need no better guaranty that their every
want will he complied with. An industrious and
attentive Ostcr manages the stables, and every
attention will bo paid to horses placed in his
charge.
Ashland, January 26, 1853. Btf
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CALIFORNIA
LIFE INSURANCE. .

OuIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF GIN
ClNNATI, OHIO
TINHTS reliable Company is prepared to insure
tho Liveso all persons in good health, both
on tho Mutull and Joint Stock plan, their
CAPITAL Is 100000 DOLLARS!
All mid in and managed by Board Of Dircc-
rostJrs, composed Of mon Of capital, integrity
All influence, This Company will insure the
Iiyes Of persons dosirous to the GOLD RE-
GION Of California, at per cent. extra. Per-
sons Voing to California should not fail to secure
to thar families Policy Of Insurance on their
Lives. Call aud get pamphlet aud examine the
plan adopted by this Company.
l.. J. SPRENGLE. Agent.
Attic Office, Ashland Mutual Fire Insurance
eConptny. Gu'tlvis 0storlin NJ, D. Medical ex'
miner for this County.
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TmE GREATEST WurAr PR ,Drc M
County, According to tie Rochester
American Monroe County Is ,titled 70 Ne
h NOR Of producing more Wheat lima y
otter County in lhc United States; aud ~
8 iii and agricultural history Furnish an
stuclve lesson to such as appgoiAe ihv
true sources Of National Wealth, In 1913
i: crol, Of Wheat was 1883 6sB: in aho
Il was 55I,65s. Increase IN Ge
years, IO3,Oas bushels. 10, produce ,bs
Wheat Crop of this County 10 1919.
Be,3s3 acres were harvested; shawina ~
aYSrge yield Of fraction Isss ltaA twshIy
bGshiis per stts,
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ESr. EnOlslas Hays

Practitioner Of Medicine and Surgery,
CAvANNAH, Ashland County, Ohio ; also
= Justice orthe Peace, and Notary Public.
April lJ.-ly47
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RnnTS AS Is BO0TsI

dS31 rINHE undersigned having resolved to
%N i hereafter 90 It IN his own individual
rhook, would say to his friends that ho has
purch1 sod Of John r. SwineCord his stock and
rented his Shop on Main street, opposite llger's
Saddlery Shop, where ho will b. prepared to do
ns good and fno work us any establishment in the
couu'y can produce. T. a. HuMES.
Ashland, August ,, 1853 llt
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Powder.

fNIJsE wishing for Rino or shotgun Powder
i can bo inrnishod with as good an ariicIe aS
smadc in tho United statos-by calling vi the
HlrdWlrc Storein Ashland.
9dt. I, 1851. lStf
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BUSINESS Notifies.
HOTELS.
FULLER HOUSE,
Loudonville, Ohio.

IoSRPH DEYARMAN having again taken the above
y House. will be prepared TO accommodate all his old
friends who may favor him with call. ,
Oct. llth, 1882 2lti'