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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

Ma. E1uMoaE,s SouTugnN. roua.-TLe Notiopo,
Intelligencertf Tuesday says: l.5l3sr aHTGY
!, Receiving yesterday from friends in the Southia
request TO be informed of the probable time of En-
President Fillmore's departure from Washington,
we have made inquiry on the subject, and answer
thus publicly; for the information OF our readers in
the South generally. to all of whom il ssiI be Of
interest. Mrs Fillmore continues, we aie sorry to
learn, seriously i'll, and her physicians give little
hope that she will be able to travel before the rst
iot April, EVENT. then. Should she be unable to
set out by that time The season will be SO far adj
Sancel that Mr.. Fillmore win be Obliged to relin-
not altogether! "A few days, however, Will enable
us to speak definitely. 7p'7s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

oHIo STATE CAriroL.-Ac comparison Of fourteen
different State Capitois is given, showing that the
Ohio State House will far surpass any other in the
copnFy,ail IN round numbers the ground covered by
the Cspitol at Washington is $1,000 square feet !;
ofohio, $4,000; Of Tennessee, $4,000 of North
Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Indanna each ID. 600;
of Massachusetts, and Newyork, 10000; of hiichi--
gan, 800, etc: The Legislative halls and library
will be larger than at Washington. No estimate
is given of the probable total cost OF the structure,
but it will approach million. and be finished in
three or fouryears. ~ 20 p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

]. C. cANFlELp.. w. .CAEFIELD IN MIR EnfrH
'T7hJaCANF1HLD, BROTHER, g Co q ~ :.
229 'Baltihiors tSheetI7 G0yreTr Of Charles.
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUFAcTURERS
AND DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES, RICH JEwELRY,
SILVER, PIAfkb, AND 2LBkrA tyyARr Ann
LIZ II 80 FANCY hGOODSif asfFi
Ii Goods. - = 'FttssfSiu i SS9SSk "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

The apparatus to be hauled, BY borses 10 and
from fires; three horses. being stationed at each
engine house, one always harneSsed and ready for
duty. As the Insurance Companies have agreed
to pay the expense Of establishing Fire. rele-
graph all over the city, the number of alarms are
expected 10 be diminished, and the companies
may not be called to go to fires out oftheif own
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

Sou tISetng was organized by calling Henry
CO Esq, TO the chair, and appointing VIM.
<On, Secretary The object Of the meeting
then stated by g, g. Baylor, Esq.,, to be the
appointment of a committee, whose duty it shall
be 10 correspond with the citizens ofthe Southern
cities generally, in relation TO the establishment
OF lines of steamers TO ply between those ports and
baltimore. And that the committee shall inquire
respecting the feasibility of establishing line of
steamers from Baltimore to one OF more of the
principal foreign ports, The following resolutions
offered byG g. Baylor, Esq, were Unanimously
adopted: '''is"as -. $500 a- so
Sc Resotred, That a, committee of six persons be
appointed by the Chairman, whose duty it shall
be 10 ascertain from actual correspondence and
examination The most reliable data in regard TO
the feasibility of .coastwise steamers between thus
and Southern cities. ~ .5r 5Hs5EI
Resotred That another committee of six per
sons be similarly appointed who shall openEnego-
nations with proper parties respecting the es alb
lishInent oil steam communication between this
port; and Liverpool, cIthe European Continent.
Resided, That the Said committees be instruc-
ted toreport to future meeting all such inGormal
ton as they may have succeeded in collecting.
The following resolution was offered by Wilson
Hodges, sEsl.S ndadopted: -..- ,-,ta- - -,
-Resot1ed, Thatthe above committees shall be
respectively empowered, the first TO appoint an
agent to proceed to Southern cities, and confer
with the merchants resident there, for the pur.
pose of aScerlaining their disposition TO cooperate
with us in the Contemplated steam cornrnunica-
ton with baltimore; the other TO appoint an agent
to proceed 10 England and Europe on a similar
mission. '-' "a sEsi t.l - -i,l.s siGa
The chairman requested the privilege of ap.
pointing The committees at his leisure, which was
granted and the meeting then adjourned.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

LA little girl being. sent to The store IL nnr.
chase some dye stuff, and forgetting the name of
the artice, said TO the clerk stJohn, what do olEs
dye with WITH hy, cholera sometimes. 4
replied John. Yell believe that's the name =
want 70 get three cents WORTH, 5s r ,',,15
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

U-cheyalier Wikof has been liberated from
prison q al Genoa, where he confined on
charge attempting to force young ana wealthy
English lady. to- marry him, He has since made
his appearance il Paris, His adventures and tria
have made quiteai hero faiiim. 81 4 $ t,sss,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25
friday MORNING, :AAReHl25. ass.
r6e wel1sville railroad Meeting.


IFt,sJ meeting, called by the Directors of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. for the. pun
pose ofelicting fom the different SIDES the river
such information as might ultimately be important
in determining the question OF route, assembled
on wednesday. Most of the Directors were i
attendance, and numerous delegations from differ
entpoints along the river both in Ohio and Vir7
ginia. After private meeting of the Board the
delegates were invited to attend at the Methodist
Church for the purpose of explaining the pros
poets of heroad on the respective routes! The
Wheeling delegation proposed to delay action FOR
ashort time, until The action of the Virginia Leg
islature shouId.be had, and definite efforts made
TO secure stock, &C., &c. This proposition wa:
opposed by Messrs. Carroll aud 7---- of Bridge
port, and Messrs. NJ Cook nd Tappan of Steuben
Vile, and advocated oy Msssrs. Wheate, Camp
betR Lans6tt of Brooie, and Ball Of Hancock
sc. An interesting discussion sprang up whcl
was continued until nearly II P. NJ, when The
public meeting adjourned and the Board deter
mined to holl q. private meeting on yesterday +
deliberate az to lis further ction. We hope tina
they will find it compatible with the best interest
of their road to postpone their decision. Quit
an interesting gaIdiscussion, involving the right
Interpretations, took place between Col. M Cool
onthe one side and ,1essrs. Ca npbell and Wheat
on lhe other, which we cannot now notice.
COS. $780, ----~>--------t 4
NJ The following proceedings, which we VI
from the Baltimore Patriot, have refeEIpSSTye
subject of great importance 10 tbs Coma[Fn AMI
terests of the West We trust TIM M trade n
ment will be heartily seconded and e,nans;ys
Western business men. To. si
our country requires sgs
schemes: steamers. go '-e5ii
o0%t dSof large number of the
80 Sly was held last evening in the
"A meetirsl estern Reading loom, in Adam &
nerchay< office building. -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

The New York Express commends an apparatus
recently invented by professor Kidder of that city,
which controls the flow of gas at the point of its
most economical combustion. and checks thewaste
caused by the pressure from the Gas Works equal 10
thirty per cent beyond the amount required by the
consumer a like per centage." The apparatus is
selfregulating and ctsequaliy on one or onethou-
sand burners. 1T is in use at The express Office.
whereits operation has been equal TO the anticipa-
tons of its inventor and equally satisfactory and
economical to The editors. . stIH9d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

g PI.ATED wAREfg
CofeePnd Tea Sets urna, Tea Kettles large aud small
WaiteIs-o val, Obong and round shapes; Csstors Cake
Baskets, Epergness, Flower and Fruit stands &c
IT ,sr5 fs DIAMOND WORK!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

.aT The baltimore Conference Of the: N ethodist
Episcopal Church have subscribed 2s,50o forthe
erection of a Metrop6 BOLTON Clutch in Washington
City. $500 y 80 Szs51 s@sill ss9 8 ~ III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

THE Subscribers having connected themselves under
The hfm OF MIcHAEL HERR r Co., will transact the com
mission business for the sale of Produce, Provisions
at Nos IS and 90 Spears Wharf, and at crr,s Depot al
Joining Calvert Station, North st. fTS1tl
They respectfully solicit the PATRONAGE their friends
giving assurance OF their best ali
upon which advances viii bc made requir red -
Baltimore, Febilst, 1853. GA. ZANE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

. y TRIBES; = Qa oil
wishing TO nj up their supply themselves with
on having their ed ealing ON or
RessIia and Banner "a
Baltimore, Md. tie'
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-16
From lie London Times Of III, iith:
The Last Hope Gone

Comm ,nder Mcclure can send Us nd
news 6T Sir John Franklin's expedition:
'Th opinion of the most distinguished and
pola worthless now is that Sir John Frank
lin, a Ter leaving The winter quarter: where
his naces wers found, proceeded t' carry
ou, the Admiralty instruction., s'eering
first westerly for Melville leland, and then
shaping a totlrse--as far as the conigura-
tion uI the scene Of actlon permitted
soulherly and westerly for behring's
Straits. II is supposed that. in endraVUr-
ing to carly this pdrpuse laio effect, the
Erebus and IL tT were h6p'li ssly froken
up or destroyed years ago in some Of tho
mullludinous ch ,nnels which are known
or supposed /, exist tiefe. F
This we find 10 be The opinion Of the
principal Arctic navigalots, and Il comes
before us recommended by lis extreme
probability. Certainly Sir John franklin
was not an officer To leave uninterrupted
any duty which he lad been ordered TO
perform, and therefore it is probable that
he would not have deviaied from the letter
nf his instructions wiilloul excellent cause;
had he so devia,ed, it is all but certain
that lie would have have left behind hinI
=, Beechy Island, ut elsewhere, some rs-
cord Of his changed intention. .a.,f
II, then, Comma h'ler Mcclure has been
! unable to find any trace Of THE lbsl expe'
dillon between Bhering's Straits and ihs
point from whith'he wrote his dispatches,
it would appear that our best chance has
been exhausted. The public have = righ'
ln expect that we hage now seen The las
of Arctic expectations. Even Sir Johli
Barrow had he yet been alive, would noN
have enuealed the Admiralty to hold ,ieiI
hands,
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rnrEaRs1Iya AMsgDorE.

ms VA, long since ven,isnau w,s
s.yeii,na "a oSe n tbe coabties of n.
r;0,a. I'd sbo0, ,bs ,lose ar m, ds s,on.
o.d =, nob,ic hauss n ab,sin 5b(fesL.
.'~n,. a,J ,np;.d Ill o,yiA IL MA MA
'hos, I'M, shnri tine bsf5re Al All si,;aH
I 'r't,ad Gon NJ. ~, Iilb ,he anbsEspt
;',s.,,;", n becomio5 hit fellow Sd.stA
~" "ssa. hon.o AZ M f,isj maH Jo,s
m' W. Ia I'o "h.asrsJ III bo,G NJ ire sLafs 81
up' "o oos.I .. -. a,d ,b,i ,b.y wsrE
h,I es e,",La. hv ,.;,hss lorwIed (inS = baitk
w n;.ln., NM M, ,tsaye,le4 nE,
a6i G,.ba, ,ha, ho 80. nla;rly, glnh
,I., ri, Inss hrctles VEL, loosened. and
,S.s ., us "on.,h;r,, H Iii5,,iri, nsryaded
h;s s .'I,aI, drass nmnce;,;ra I'm 10 bs
',"a ~ ~ ~. hnns., vsnnaan,v os our Ind.
~ ~ .nsr,s.;es ~ .;,angers n.sssd be,wern
,her,, M M and ,hev entered ,hs tavern. twas
ahon, tho s.1,e lime ,ba, an adIi,ion on
,hroe hr fan, ,ouno gentlemen was made
n ,beir number, A eortj,n of them. or The
IoraG ,,,rs.sin,,, <. .c,n a, ,bsv berane
con y.n;en,lv accommodated, ,l,e couy, rss-
linn VS. ttrned nv one Of tie Ia,ter nv an
eloouen, bAranp,,e that had that dAy bgea
dsplayed a, ,be ba-. Il was replied BY
the other. tha, he had win. ssed the sane
day. a degree Of eloqaeucs, NO doubt equal;
but tha, i was from the pulpit. Some.
hing like sarcastic r,ioinder was made
to the eIoouence Of the pulpiL and an able
and warm allerca,icn eusued, IN which the
merits of The chrisliau religion became The
subject of discussion, From six o'clock
unti eleuen, The Young champions welded
the sword of argument ada,lcing with in
penui,y and ability everything that couId
he said pro and con. During this protrne.
ted period, ,he old gentleman with all .ihs
meet ness ,rd neAes,v If child. as if Le
was adding new Information, 10 the store
Of his own mind; or, perhaps he was oh.
serving. with A pltilosnphc eve, the facul.
lie, Of the youthful mind. and how new
energies are revolyed by repeaied acton:
ar nerhaps. with na,rio,ic rp htion, he WIS
reaecling upon the (uiure destiuies uf. his
country. and on The rising generation. 10.
nm whom these future destluics must de.
volve. or mos, n,,inhIy. win , sen,imea,
! of moral and religions feeling. he was roi.
lec,ino an arouaaept which Tcharacteristic
or biHselrN no ar, would be",ble IN check.
and no c,,ce n resist." A. one Of lie
Young men rematking. tbatl, wa, hnpo.si.
iIa ~ comh,, viii inng and e,,,bIsL1J
preiud;ces de wbirlrd around. and win
same hm;Hari,v exclaimed. ~, ~
.Well, NV dd peu6emap. wbs, think
You Of these ihings!"
"If" sai1 ,he ,,ay4ller ia streak Of Wv.
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Rogucrrcon gallery.

MIR. M. ENsMINGER wouldresPectIuiy
NI inform the public that he has Psrmdnen'S
iocated in the town of Ashland. Hisrooms are
6tted up with special regard to the comfort oi
visitors, who will always be welcome, whether
they wish for alikeness, ,or eOllto see the gslie'
Determined tospure neitherpains oIeIPensme
NJ En- nsminger will furnish likencsses that shal'
not be sur passed. His prices vary from 10 ceh'S
TO So 90. .orJ ,,or,
ofIe building nov occupied BY WdHdck 4 C'w"'
Annnst &. llU
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Moudaa. The 24M day Of October,
.r,I UsTaTE AGENCY.

TIME subscriber Is prepared to act as Agen' 20 lor
the sale, purchase and exchange Of Real Is, Is
tate in this aud tho adjoining colntles a,so, LOT
the renting Of town property. lie will advertise
tor those who desire 1t. reasonaoie chaIge
will be made where the object desired Is ensc'eoi
and where it is not no charge wlli DC maui ,"n ~,
/. cept for thn cost Of adyoF',snS' ANY oI Ps usST
Neal Estate may lind it to their advantage 10
siye me call Office, west door to the CoS'I
/, Clerks. =. ,ok5 ~ H. ia,r
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SuERIFF'S SALE.
Robertson Bto'Aeu $500 cdnn.n In AsSiSTa sIS,,.

Robertson Brotbep &cO.( In Ashiana
-. rs. SommV" r'"~''
uNmSSIiAN.r ,othe command of an Alias Ven
d E1pouas issued in the above case From from
~. conrtuc common pleas of Ashland county
and state Of Ohio to me directed WIZ expose
10 public, sale at tho door of the court house IN
On Mioaday The 24th day Of OcfCoer,
A D 1853, between the hours often o'cloEs =,
snd f,ur O'Clock ? M of said day the following
, described Real Estate situate and being ~ .ne
county Of Ashland and State Of Ohio to VIII Loss
number twenty-three (23l and twonty.iour II!,"
' ", of Alexander Buchan. Appraised at four hun
L,ed dollars, Terms Of sale cash. 80
o'eu uO"'''' ] D JONES, sheriff.
Ashland Sent. 81, 1853. iSw5pls3
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Ho to the Rescue.

Nowts the time 10 hs. your Fropertg'
T SPRENGLE is Agent for number o. lr1 ane
Ia. bestFI9E, MARINE, LIFE and hEAhl II
ms, COMPANIES in the United states Fcr'on.
yishi ne insurance any ofthe aboyedenar."o,'s'
will ind it to their advantage to call on
at the Office Of the Ashland Mutua llns,U 70,
Nov. 10. 1851. Ao'
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=, Du,NIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.--'

A 4. hprcby rIyen thai the undersgned has been du
iy .npoInted aud qualified as Administrators oi me
es,Sts Of Henry Hierbrunt, late Of Ashland county,
Ohio, deceased All persons having oIo SS SET
tisment within one year nom this datei ana s per
sons indebted tot said estate, will please MAKE pay
ment 10 the undersigned without delay;
'"0"' ~ Wv BENJAMIN HlLDEBRANr'
- IN ,sza 3w2et
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Business Notifies.
no-~-c-~~-~>0>,>~>>~-> ->->-~,~,>~>-~ ~~~>,>-~-~-~-s
HOTELS.
FULLER HOUSE,
Loudonville, Ohio.
A CAR D.,

MFRS. NJ. McNULTY having purchased and
lVI completely renovated the 'McNulty House,
latoly 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 comtorta-
BILE ali those who may favor her with their custom.
Having engaged the services of Mr.; A. W. MEL.
smEIMER, as Landlord, who tits well known stands
at the top Of his profession, in that capacity, the
public need no better guaranty mat ther every
wnnt will he complied with. An industrious and
attentive Ostlor manages the stables, and every
attention will be paidt to horses placed in his
charge. .o,,
Ashland, January 90, 1853. 9otI
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save Vour Ashes !

A SHE'S wanted by the Subscrbsr,a al ms Asn'
N cry In Ashland, for which tho hishs'' ""''
let ptiee will be paid in goods. n,,suvvrI
October &c, 1859, S~
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ms UR A N @ (.
ASHLAND MUTUAL ms. co.
Accumulated A Capital
q S1OO,O00!

DlNEClOho
- ,p p,.ru M a. drsttas,
M ~ ~ T,nv J1OxLtL o.. B.F. SANPsEL,
T. HcsoRayr, b.. J. srRraOuE, A. HrrTMAS'
OFFICERS.
p R..ER. Pres, L. j. SPRESoLE, Sec, JcNApt' Treas
rHIS we'll known Company Continues 70 lnsure @ ,I'e
il safer kinds Of property, on the most Iasoiaoie
ueras against LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE:
BnitliTes, and their contents, situated on Farms
are usred At rates as low asst can pOssipy pe auo,u
ei hy ,ny sound Institution. Property Durheu ny
lightnng Il paid. Policies lssueu Io' 0"' VI NV
years, to suit customers --- 80
NO EXTRA HAZARDS TAKEN BY THIS Co''
vii, steam Mills, Of every descriptions; Disl'leres
Hlack Smith shops, Carpenter and Caoihet shoPs'
woodeu ranges OF buildings, and alike haIaruo Pro
qerty. r.I viny nronerty
eSnpsed to ios or damsge hv re n SECURE % p4'II ~
with lut delay In this company; esN Vtets Ha AL
peror advantages over others uoipY - coss nj
lat itisa home Institution. ", II pays ln JeSe - ~
ins the full am cunt of dapGges 10 not exceed the SUI
insured I'd, Insurance tskos enecl Tue uay tne tSPm
cation IL made. 9TH, the ipsured not ilaoe pey M M
uremium note 5th Surplus funds DIVIDED umoNS .ne
me bers in prOpOri ~ ~ the amount By eeoh psAe ~
Tis company havHg adopted the plans OF tue uot
mast successful eastern companies, nave MtSeeueu
hey oud their most serstipe expeeteu%ons' % ~. rnn
,any has never made Gu assessment but on " Son
tr,ry have handsome dividend 10 az NHose
Policies have expired. Great caution Is "
the election of the risks, aud the business OF e
u,nv /. done by careful local Agents who give oona
i Ike snm of Ave hundred dollars each, Tor theiatnl
nrrfnrn,ance of their duties. BY so doing we assure
The public that the Directors arc TesoNeu 70 w
Umiisd business, rnther than large, haidrao AZ AZ. =,
ApuIy for insnreaee to l.. JET. sprengle u tae VI.
Ace az Inc Compaay, on Main ST., Ashland, osl9 oI
20 the Agcnts In 10 1st orthc principal Towh' 'i '"e
State. 90. =. .n,., IN ,.n.
v,., am 5ng the farmers for applications, TO whom
iihsraI in lrceiaents will he offered Apply posi- pau
to the Secretary. -
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go NXTGLLGAM RALsToN, Wateh anu
va w Clock-Maker, ,Main-strcet Ash land,
SS,d foS,s apS oe.tani hand
January, 1859. -------
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Van Nest 4 Middaugh, . ,.t,,nd
Adm,rs Of M. Row, doc, In Chdneery,,mm ~ hs"'d"0
VS.. Co""'V" . '
Charles Brock. J .t n,
nURSUANT to the command ofa Decfeta. VI
der, issued in the above case, from ,he Cour
al Common pleas Of Ashland county, and State
n.;o 10 ma directed, i will expose to public salei
al ,Ss door Of tho Court House, in said county
'' Monday, the a4tL day 2 q o. oclS1sr I,.'srt A
AZ nd ton, o'clock , N Of said day, the following
Jrssribed real estate situate ppd bsing in the
county Of Ashland and State Of Ss oSS % %i "dso"
40 ,be originaI town plot Of the village ~ Rows,
Suich, being 6Ny.siI feet front aud ape hundred !
and fiRy feet back from Main street Also, %s y,
west halfor Lo seventy [7o lying east OF sald Lo'
,ixty.niue. being Of the same size as Sa'd Lo',to-
ro,6er with all the privileges and aPpurtenanSGS
,hereunto belonging. Appraised at for'y-hVe oO'-
ra''' io'"' " ' in. JONES, Sheriff.
Ashland, Sept. IA, 1853. 6wl7 PISA oO
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'Gnin Ann SIIVER WATCHES.

NVTU NM DTT IT - ~ 4
Ladies' Gold Breaches Grape, Enameled, Clns'et anu
Knot, Ear Drops, Hoops aud rings. Gold Kings,
Ioekets. Pencils, Gun Pins, Scarf Plus, Keys pure
silver. German Silver and Plated spoonsi buueI
Knives. Salt and sugar Shovels. Spectacies anu
Cases OF all kinds; Knives, Needles, Pens anu
and Goggles, Compasses, Clocks, AeeordeonS, &C.
lime Il IaS1-Iv1
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q \ 10 Cad Z. Sew York f{m has Of.
ierea sSCO'Cd0' Tor Mr., MrKAy's man;
mt 70 sup ls GreotaRpubIic.
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ss 4 hsrsSr given thAt the undersigned has been
Al pointed aud qualified as Administrator Of The estate
of Solomon Hough late Of Ashland county, Vh'O, av
ceased All pcrsons wing claims against sau w
vill present Them within one year hom dSio, anu a
Win are indebted thereio are requested 10 mnhe u
mediate payment. hENni o oSs
'nr,,her 10 1879. SNGs-
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---=--- s--s- --'1--z- ----
Or. 4. r. SMITH,
Nrw IrxHelrY Slnre.

on r GoODFELLow mas opened, In
% l.. the new room 2dOOrs cast OF Rez
1pE%bjM nor's store, on Main Street, watch
ME- ID and jewelry establishment, where he
BW .Ia6 will offer every article usually keplln
&A&fSzfyk such establishments, at very low rates.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-16
NOTICE,

WHEREAS my wye Mary SrSSoc C oon OIL therefore
ali persons rom trusting ar hSISor'nS nv "o Of
on my sccout, fpr will pot be seeoSi SSe SnRn,G, R
her contracts. Aphm ~ ~, % ,9ia lwQOt
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-16
CALIFORNIA
LIFE INSURANCE.

QUO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY UF OIN-
ClNNATI, OHIO
rI,HIS reliable Company is prepared TO insure
the Livcso all persons in good health' oo'h
on the Mutual and Joint Stock Plan' their
CAPITAL is 100000 DOLLARS!
Nl pain, and managed BY Board o. i.,om',v D,rGr,
y,orte,a, composed Of men of capital ,m.es,iw
AVA inaucncc. This Company will insure tnc
Tiys, Of persons dcsirousto to visitthc GOLD BE SI.
rt;ION Of California, at pei, cent: ex'Ia. ron.
sons going to California should no. iali" ,ho;r
IVES. Call and got a pimphletand examine the
pa" 11Poop'OO' L. J. SPRENGLE. Agent.
.Atthe Office, Ashland Mutual Fire Insurance
Com,,ny. Gu,tavis ostOrlin NJ D. Medical eA'
tmincr for this County. -
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