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| OST, a small package of fine and costly
IL DRY GOODS, covered with coarse linen bail
ing marked J. r. j. White Staunton, from Wads-
worth, Tnrner& Co., Richmond. The package was
last seen by the owner in tbs Exchange baggage
wagon at the Central Railroad Depot on the morning
of the 18th of October and observed be on tbs
train at Charlottesville. The delivery of the asosa
pvckage to Wordsworth, Turner Co. TO White
Patton Co., Stanton, will be literally rewarded.
no Set
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NOTICE.-Seyeralv very desirable Rooms,
IN suitable for families wishing to obtain board.
are vacant in private family, convenient for bust
meas In the city. Also, several DAY BOARDERS
can be accommodated.
Enquire at Dispatch office. no 9-6.s
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Received of VIM. II. Yeatrnan, thirty dollars, in
part pay of work rendered house of Mr.. j. Coax
lin which work said house to be completed before
final settlement for the completion of said work
agreeable TO bargain between YeatInan, under as
signmeut of our names
JOHN B. PENDLETON.
Nov. S. 1855. poalts
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/ .OST.-On Sunday night, the 23d Ooto-
IL Der, between Thomas Darracott's near the New
Market, and the LIST Baptist Church, GOLD BRA
CELET with three Cameo sets, each set having face
engraved on it. The finder will receive suitable
reward and the thanks of the owner by leaving it at
the store of Stebbins, Dsrracott Co., that Of
Merchant & Weisiger. oe8
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NOTICES. SPLENDID Z h T. NC III
IN CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, rich Velvet and
Silk SESTIEGS, forming fine assortment of
order in the best style and low such goods
be made elsewhere WIN L. SMITH,
Merchant Tailor, opposite Post Office.
SPILMAN'S CELEBRATED EYE WATER
The subscriber has taken agency for the sale Of
the above well known Eye Water, beyond doubt the
best article known to the public 1t has been known
TO the worst eyes when all her remedies have
failed. There persons of standing in this city
who'can testify to it's efficacy.
oc 29-lms WIN. /. SMITH.
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THO THE LADIES.-NEW STORE
Il G Ii. LOEWENTHAL, from Paris late of N.
York. informs the Ladies of Richmond and vicinity,
that he has opened store in Broad street, of
Third, with a most magnificent stock of FRENCH
FLOWERS and FEATHERS; being enabled, through
direct importation, to sell much lower than any 9th
er house in this city.
BRIDAL WREATHS, Head Dresses coiifeurs
always on hand and made to order at short notice.
Just received, four fashionable Straw BON
NETS and Ribbons, very low. no 5-Str
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GLOAKS, SCARFS AND SHAWLS.-
~ By Adams Co.'s Express we have to-day re-
ceived-
Rich Plain and Embroidered Cloth Cloak
Do do Velvet do
Cloth, Velvet and Silk Talmes
Real Cashmere and Plaid Scarfs
Together with of the most beautiful assortment
OF Shswls ever offered in this city.
DUDLEY l. JOHNSTON,
ro9 No. las EaCle Square
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JOSEPH J. COOKE ~ CO., No. Is, Greenwich
street, New York.
Agents for the purchase and shipment of MER-
CiANDISE for the California and Oregon Markets.
JOSEPH j. COOKE. JOHN H. WILLIAMS.
GEO. LEWIS COOKE. ISM
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ryy- NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY.-The annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Virginia Central Railroad Company viii be
held in Richmond on THURSDAY, the 10Th Eovem.
ber 1885, at Metropolitan Hall, at 10 o'clock A. III.
Stockholders will travel tree the in going to
aud returning from the meeting.
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humanity and knowledge of human M

'ture." 3j o Haal 1HbiDd bga ,shnG
This is .ho deliberate wEilten opinion
OF one Of England's mdst heroic men,
and If he were made The Viceroy Of In
diu, with carte blanche, the Company
being first nuliifed, he would make Of
that, at present oppressed and disafscled
Empire, the righ, arm Of England. nc
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lila4 aiI ta
REPORT

Of the Joint Select Committee, appointed
TO examine into dliedged Frauds at the
Defiance Land Office. ~ t.i27J 9ia'
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Dr., Wayland, Of Brown University
says il is not electricity which causes the
table moving called spiritual rappings,
bu, thinks i, is some heretofore dndis.
coveIed law Of naiure.lil sili ia sfsagq
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"Do you know how laws are made lor
YOU" said Bentham to lie English pea-
pie, "l'll tell you--juEA as you make
laws for your dug-mf fe does anything
10 displsase you, you KICK him. va
eharge. niaqaa 81 .ohaI0I b psA -Eoe
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The great charm about d railway acct
dent is that, no matter how many lives
are lost. 'tno blame 10 eyer attached TO
any one"
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"Julius, il Q mob oi chickens cos, ten
dollars, what will a pair come to:'' g.
"Who bought them?"I "I,4,T a
"What yer ask da, foI?"
"Cause if my wife bought. 'em, could
tell you what they'd come TO mighty
quick" -.
"What?" ,r f.u cf
"'l'wo pot pies and fricassee.
Look here, my colored lr,end, don't
you come your circumambient j'kas on
this child, or he'll brake yer Jaw short of
by de handle. .l a
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HABIr.--"l trust everything under
God,nI said Lord Bfougham, $40 habit
upon which in all ages the lawsiver has
well as the ,schoolmaster has mainly
placed his reliance habit which makes
everything easy, aud casts all difficulties
upon derivation from wonted course.
Make sobrieiy a habit, and ip,emperance
will be hateful; make prudence habit,
and reckless pro6igacy will be;as con'ra>
ry e, e The The child grown, or adult, as lhe
most atroclohs crimes are to any Of your
lprdships. Give a, child habi, Of
credly regarding truth; Of carefully res,
pecling the property OF others; Of scru~
puNously abstaining from all acts Of i'm
providence which involve him in distress
and he will jus, as likely think Of rushing
into an element o in which he cannot
bretthe, as of lying or cheating or steal,
ing.po9m sasrgH0,i laa"! = asFl
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at the age'of seventy-two years.
Few public characters of the.

atthe age of seventy-two years.
Few public characters Of the
revolution deserve more hoRora-
BILE recollection than .JudgetShel-
man. Otis, the Adamses, Pat
rick Henry, Jefferson and Wash
ington, were more prominent
and distinguished; nevertheless,
Sherman was always in his
place, performing the responsible
duties Of his, station with fidelity,
pFomptness and singular good
Judgment. ,Gvl5l oil1aila~ yioq9 gaiAsa
Speaking Of his remarkable
practical wisdom, Mr.. J Jefferson
used to \ say that Sherman ''neyer
.saidga foolish thing in all his
life."a Mr.. Sherman was also a
man of piety, an open professor
ofreligion, and highly exemplary
in the discharge of allhis private
as we'll as public duties aa,raIa'
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Dow, j., the eccentric preacher, in
allusion 10 the exclusion Of many would.
be church goers from the. sanctuary, by
reason Of the enormous high pew rents in
our. fashionable churches, characterisli
calIy remarks: h''Thele is a high duty on
the fashionable waters Of divine grace,
and you havs 10 pay penny piece fo'
a nbble at the bread of life. TO 60 to
church in any kind II iolerable style,
costs q heap every year, and ! know very
we'll why ansjority Of YOU 60 TO Beelze-
bub, because you cant cford to go to
Heapen at the present erortitant prices"
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IA WIrTY RlPARTEE-While oloiter-
ing in the Art Union Gallery,a day OF
two since we were much amused at an
encounter Of wit between several artists,
who were discussing and saiirizing each
others styles. Two Of them, wood
cngraverand a marine painter, combined
to depreciate the work Of ,bird, por-
trai: painter, who at last, provoked be-
yond iorbearance, Isilenced the twain
and set the listeners in roar, by ex-
claiming: sIo3Iioi aoi9a,jssW .d{.
"What can you possibly know ahoul
The philosophy aof the nrt,awllo are ,hut,he
heuers Of ,Cood and drovers Of 'rater Of
Lie nrofesson ?naaM.l a1nJ .EE[
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o'nA strange genius, in describine2a lake
in Minnesoia, says;t is so clear thataby
looking into it you can see them make.
tea in China.
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distinguished Detroit Democrats, who is
an applicant for either the office of post
master or tha, Of collector of this port,
arrived at Washington the other day, and
Immediately started for one of the crack
hotels, where he was met in the rolunda
by The porter, with whom ne had an old
acquaintance Terry welcomed him with
shake pf1,he hand, saying at the same
time, there was but two vacant. beds in
the house, and be twas very much a(ear'd
his honor w'uldn't take nayther OF
them" }4g ai irDn' ,aa r4 j .i
"Why?" said our Detroit man. aa
"Sure,n says Terry, Zone of them is a
divil of pickpocke, just out of the
State prison, and be is in No. 81 and i,
has twobedsS and the other room that
has two beds is 95, and there's a New
York alderman in one Of them, aud you
wouIdn', want to sleep in such company
as that" ID ia,sam aI ,,ia 4. Wa4
swell, can't you put 81 into 95, and
let me have the vacant room?" said our
friend. q .ei'Rr5.
.oHiPtotb, yer honor, we tried tha, be-
fore, but the gentleman was too smart,
for he said the Practice OF The members
Of the New York Boardrwas altogether
too sharp for him, and lie darsn't trus,
Iwhatli,'le he had gol in the same room
with one of them" 9 ,aoai1;oH n W
"Well, Terry, yon may toka my valise
up 10 81 ;il'll iisk The chances with the
pickpockel. Detroit Advertiser. ,
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yuttru.

. - - -
The following lines on Behcvolence contain
more point than many long sermon which has
been preached from the pulpit on the subject;
BENEVOLENCE.
A benevolent man was Absalom Bess=
At each and every tale Of distress
He blaled right up like rocket;
He felt for all who meath poyerty's smart
Were doomed to bear ile's rougbest part
He felt for them in his inmost heart,
Butnever felt in his pocket.
Yet all said he was an excellent man;
For the poor he'd preach, for the poor he'd plan
To better them he was willing;
But the eldest one who had heard him pray,
And preach for the poor in pitilul way,
Couldn't remember, exactly to say
He had ever given shilling.
o, On excellent man was Absalorn Bess,
And the world threw up its hands to bless,
. Whenever his name was mentioned.
But he died one day, he did, and o,
Vie went right down 10 the shades below;
Where all are bound, / fear, to go,
Who are only good intent oned. ......
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Dorurvrcon Gallery.

MIR. e. NJ. ENsMINGER wOuldrespcctfully
IM inform the ub ic thath has permanently
located in the town of Ashland. HisrOoms are
6tted up with special regard to the comfort oil
visitors, who will always be welcome, whether
they wish fol LIKENESS ,or call to SCI the gale.
ry of pictures.
Determined TO spare netherpains oreXpenst
Mr.. Ensminrer will furnish likenosses that shall
not be surpassed. His prices vary from 10 cents
to S5 90. ....
DS-Hfs rooms may be found in the serond Story
Of The building noe occupied By WdLdek 4 Coffin
August 8, llN
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--T pROBATE NOTICE.

THE following Executors, Adn,inlstra'
j tors and Guardians having filed their ac-
counts in the Probate Court OF Ashland county,
Ohio, for settlement, to wit
The dpSl acct. Of Andrew Moore, Admir- OF BENJAMIN
q. Moyer, deceased. r,L, ,,.,, ,..L
Tbs Sns, stcount Of John Donfey and Geo. W. Uric,
..Adm'rs OF Thomas Donley, deed.
The final account Of John McnOwell anu jas oioah'
= sAdmira OF Jacob SwartL, decd -, ~,
The hnal account OF BbeneLer Wtuiams, Adinr o'
. Robert Williams, deceased. ,,-,-., ,.,.
The final account Of Nancy Sloan, Admir- oil 'ohn
Inc anal account Of Edmund Ingmand, Administrator
of John Williams, deceased. =,
rTha dhni account .of Christian Rowland, Admir- oil
q Henfy Rawland, deceased.
Tho nnal account OF Daniel and Samuel GOODWIN
Executor of David Goodwin, deceased. . -
The final account ot Washington Mercer, et al. EXEC
Dbl utOt or JacksoI' Mercer, deceased,
The final account Of Ebenezer Williams, Guardian OF
The Anal account Of Jared A.. slonaker Guardian oi
John n. and Ellen Irwin.
Ths partial acct. Of Martin Won' Aomr oi 'o"h Leu
The partial i acct. of John Strong Gdmr Of james NJ
Ayres, deceased. II .-I. .I...
Pho same are coutinded until tho next term for
6suhlhatioh BY any po,son interested AZ wpeh
kme tho same will be for hearing and oetermna-
non. a. L, CURTIS, Pfooue SvSs''
. Augpst 10, 1858 - swlss,----7
-i1RsT HORSE MEDICINES IN THE WoRLp'
/, II sloah'g Horse Medicines, Condition Pow'
dera and Ointment, for sale by
LII. oHUBB & CO.,
Ashland, Ohio.
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Terms af AdrlcrtIsIne.

lake some soldiers with him 10 soperin-
tend the inlermeDt, lesiil might be pro.
famed. "A few days sflerward The tgRuI-
cbre was found empty. The disciples Of
Jesus published all over The county hat
Jesus had risen from the dead, as he had
foreiold. rotor 'aaaR ia 9a7
A last duty remsined to me 10 perform.
II was 10 communicate 10 Cesar ihe de-
tails Of This deplorable event. Ibid Il the
same night thai followed The fatal catsff6.
phe, and had just finished the communi-
cation when the day began to dawn.
AT that moment the sound Of clarions
playing the air Of Diana struck my ear
Casting my eyes toward the Cesarean
gate, | bebeld a troop of soldierg, Shd
heard al distance other trumpeis sound
ing Cesar's March. twas the reinforce.
ment Iha, had been promised me-z<,%o
thousand chosen men who, 10 hasten their
arrival, had marched all night. "It has
then been dccreed by the FaIes" cried ,,
wringing my hands, "ihai ,he great i1iqui-
~ should be aeeomplished-lhai, for The
purpose Of averiing The deeds Of yesterday,
troops should arrive to-day! Cruel des!
tiny, how thee sporiest with the affairs of
morals Alas! 1t was but too true, what
the Naz rene exclaimed when wriihing On
the cross; III Is consUmmafed. ~
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Y h OY AL

7 w. BARNES has removed his GROCERY
u STORE, from the old Stand formerly oc-
cupied by A. w. Peters, to the building formerly
occupied as the Mansion House by S. Rutan,
nearly opposite the Sumpsel House. lie would
ba happy to see all his old trends and customers,
and as many new ones as maybe disposed to give
him call. His assortment Of FAMILY GRO
CERlEs is complete.
Ashland, Nov. 3, 1852.
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CALIFORNIA
LIFE INSURANCE

ONO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF GIN
CfNNATI, OHIO
VNHTS reliable Company is prepared to insure
the Liveso o all persons in good health, both
on the Mutual and Joint Stock plan, their
CAPITAL is 100000 DOLLARS!
All p,id in, and managed by a Board Of is. D,rec,
Factors, composed of mon Of capital, integrity
ruI influence. This Company will insure the
lives Of persons deSrous to visit the COLD RE-
(;IOy Of California, at 3 per cent. extra. Pers
sons going to California should not iailto secure
To thSir families Policy of Insurance on thG'r
I,wos. Call and get pamphlet and examine the
plaH adopted by this Company, 49,.
Attic Office, Ashland Mutual Fire Insurance
como,ny. Gu4tavis Osterlin NJ. d. Medical eE'
Miner for this County.
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Dr. Thomas Hays.

Practitioner Of Medicine and Surgery
CAvANNAH, Ashland County, Ohio alsC
> Justice of the Peace, aud Notary Public.
April l3.-iy7
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HO to the Rescue.

Nowts heti TO ms. yOur Property.
r J.SPRENGLE is Agent for number Of the
IL. best FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and HEALTH
ms. COMPANIES In the United SsatHs. Persons
wishing insufanc In any ofthe above Departments
will find It to their advantage to call on the tDovo
atthc office Of the Ashland MutualIns Co.
Nov. 10, 1851. 2bti
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BNsiufss Notifies.
HOTELS.
........ .,,, x,N,er
FULLER HOUSE, .s,
Loudonville, Ohio.
A GAR d.

MRS. M. McNULTY having purchased and
INI 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 20 give her call, as she is determined to
use every effort in her power to make comforta-
BILE all those who may favor her with their custom
Having engaged the services of Mr. A. W. Mel
STEINER, as Landlord, who tits well known stands
1.-THE top Of his profession, in that capacity, the
public need no better guaranty that their every
want will he complied with. An industrious and
attentive Ostler manages the stables, and every
attention will be paid to horses placed in his
charge.
Ashland, January 26, 1853. S6tf
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TTHE subscriber offers for sale hisiarm, Situated
in Montgomery township, ashland souTy,
f,rm, ann consists Of 50 acres, well improved and well
%a,eFed, with comfortable dwelling. and out
Houses. Upon the farm is choice and Sbunean, INT
variety of lruit, and also of timber. The iarm
will be offered at bargain. ,
49,, =, ,s5T blti
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..U THOS. J. BULL,
Attorney al La,c and Justice Of thu
Peace:
LoUDO NvILLE, OHIO.
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. J. p. SMITH,

Botanic and HydrOpathic Physician,
ITAvING permanently established himself In Ash
III land. Ashland county Ohio, on the north Street
opposite Mr.. Drums Carling Machine, he would just
say TO the citizens and inhabitants oi the surround
ing country that he holds himself in readiness al al
times to attend to all business connected wilhhi
profession. -,
Ashland, May 90. 1859. III
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COiD AND SILVER WATCHES.

Ladies Gold Breaches, Grape, EnSmeed, Cluster and
Knot, Ear Drops, Hoops and rings Gold Rings,
Loekets. Pencils, Cuff Pins, Scarf Pins Keys; pure
silver, German silver and Plated Spoohs Butter
Knives, Salt and sugar ShOvcs. Speotacles and
Cases OF all kinds Knives. Needless Pens aud Holders
Port Monies Dressing and Pocket Combs, Eye Shades
and Goggles, Compasses, Clocks, Aecordeons, &C.,
June 4, lB51-ly9
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New .JCWeIry store.

Ga GooDFEILOw has opened, In
j. the new room doors east OF ReL
I.TL" "FSM nor's store, Oh Main Street, watch
&h-- ~ and iewelry establishment, where he
lPN, ,Is9 will offer every article usually kept in
7SZ4sszLH such Establishments, at very low rates.
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gBALDNEss RED.
Enerson,s American Hair Restorative.

VSOR restoring the Hair on heads hopeessly
Bald, and to prevent the hair from falling,
is winning golden opinions from persons who are
using il. This is new article, recently intro
duced to tho public, and will stand on its own
inertia. Some Of the bes citizens OF Cleveland
and Pittsburg, who were hopelessly bald few
months since, have now the evidence on Their
heads to shew Of tsmerits. The proPretors have
such confidence in it that they authorize their
agents to take heads on gnarantees--price TO oe
agreed upon between the parties.
s.Ia.s %. .uaAgsntS.
g. 81. RISER. Ashland.
HI .tf Ms. SAMAsELL,S
Hayes G. KIHNINGER, Hayesville.
.. q, c. F.. FISHER & CO., Proprietors,
rr-. 81, Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio
May Is, 1853. s ly4
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NlertIlanSi1e, Mf.
STRONG s. KRENERIcH,
.Ll.-l LoudonYille. Ashland Co., 0.

STRONG 8. KRENERICH,
ESQ 'iis Loudouville, Ashland Co., 0. p
TTAvlNG purchased tbe.entire stock of m
ii ohandiso of II. J. HAYES in Loudonville,
al pricesc considerable below their value, and are
now Receiving at his old stand the first Ne,o
Stock Of Goods brought into Ashland County this
fall. And we are now offering them at prices, in
connect ton with the purchase made of Mr.. Hayes,
which was at very much below their value) very
low. Remember our motto,
SMALL PROFITS FOR READY PAY.
Come one and all TO the rescue, chase sleep
from your eyelids and know no alumber until you
have shared in the Great Bargains that are now
bling distributed at st, ong & Krenerlch's great
depot ofcHEAP GOODS in Loudonville, where
you can alwaysge W.
CASH FOR WHEAT
or any kind Of produce that you have to sell and
their large variety Of merchandise never fails
70 astonish and please the most fatidous.
TF6V Tf7i STRONG & KRENERICH.
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Powder.

rTNIJSE Washington Ride or Shotgun Powder
can bo'ilrnished with as good an article as
sn1do Ia tho United States-by calling at the
Hardware Storein Ashland.
2lt.t,lSbl, .. 1871
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IN s U R A N G E!!
ASHLAND MUTUAL ms. co.
Accumulated Capital
$1O0,000!

DIRECTORS
). 8. CLARK, ], CGALL, j.g;F F.s.srsrL,
.. MusuRAvk, LJ SPRRSGLE,l A. HUFFMAN
OFFICERS.
p. RssrR, Pres, L. j. sPRESGLE, Sse.,J oRALt Treas
f,IiIS well known Company continues to insure the
il safer kinds Of property, on the most favorable
terms, against LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE:
BuiIdings and their contents, situated on Farms,
are insured al rates az low csg possibly be afford
ed BY any sound institution. Property burned by
Nehtnfng is paid Policies issued for one or hVe
years. to suit customers ,-
NO EXTRA HAZARDS TAKEN BY THIS CO.,
Viz. STRAIN Mills, Of every descriptions; nslilleries
DIArk Smith shops, Carpenter and Cabinet Shops
nnen ranges of buildings and alike hazardous pro-
perty. ,.tn o.nr,,
sxuosed to loss or damage by fire. TO secure foey
,Srhonf DELAY In this company; il offers many su'
perior advantages over others doing business III oo,
lat Il ige home institution. vi, II pays III case VI
hss the full amount oi denasesto no. @ a., mil
insured 3D. insurance takes elect the DAY Tue apPl
cation is msale 4th the insured not aoie pey he
preniun note, 5th, surplus ilnds ulV,ueu a'oE t %
members in proportion 10 the nmOuhl oy eaSn Pa" m
Ts conay having adopted the plans Oi the best ahI
most successful eastern companies, nave suoCeeucu
bcyond their most sghguine expectations lhe com
many has never made eu assessment, but on the Son
g.ry have returned ahandsOme dividend to all whose
Policies have expired. Great caution Is eSetSiSee N
The seleson Of the risks and the busnessol tne Su
many .e by CAREFUL local Agents, who give oonH %
~ Sy sS ciUr ,Us we we sssuTe
the public that the Directors are resolVeu 40 ve'
Haitsd business, rather than large hdiGrdo.s Vne
Apply for insurance TO y Jca. Sprensle; az tne oI,
Acc Of Inc Company on Main ST.: Ashland onl9 @ o.
10 the Arents In most oftho principal Towns oil Tue
State. ,,,, :, an ,v.rtedt IN can.
v.ss An 1nr the farmers for applications, 10 whoni
5sraI inducements will be offered, Apply post PAID
10 the Secretary.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-08-24

Statemenl TO be Iurnshed with mich Cows eA'
MI ! ga. - % ...I.
LIST. The age, breed Of COW and tim, Of claw
ing. ..tr,- NJ.
ID. The quantity Of milk in weight, and alSS
orbutter made, during days; the COW to be kop,
on grass only. I.. ,tf
Sd The butter to be exhibited with the COW
} at the fair. .....-.U .-sl
Conmittss-Aldrieh Carver. John Deity OF oTAngs,
| Armstrong MenoT OF Green,