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St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-26

TEH trRE.I - FIN I'm of
.9GE-Rf.71 t-RE.1D - RE.5D!
1UHiE world never before sS" such mass OF
Il home trstInoay given TO any other medi-
cine.
BslT,HoER. Sept. n. Is5i
Msssys ATOrlfael a. M0abrag:l See II a ts.siy
10 make known the ben-fis haze 'irIived irnsn
Dr. Hampi"n's Ti:,ctnie. For l~nsth of time
! have been subject % great po>iraiinn Of mus-
cnlar power aud sy~at debility OF The nervous
svs,rro. accompahierl with pslPfatis,n aud hut
irIins OF tue h-ert. hal such sudden attacks
thai pr one oreasion conld scarcely GIT homie
milking menfioa OF nv case 20 a friend. he r.r
fraei me 10 Joseph Y. Siapleion. ESQ. an e.
anil highly respectable citizen ef Baltimore
who bad used the rinctuse sander similar cold
cn,ns'anees. calied on Mr. sSiapieion, and. at
ter an interview OF some minnies, was fully
satisfied OF the nstlic ! virtues OF the Tineture.
from The erF-nce before me. OF his own person,
who. for some time pre- ious. indicated falling
state OF health. hniSnnw n hearty hale appear
ance, with the gc5fritg of yoHih immediately
commenced using the Tinr'nre. AMI. h~inr~
tcck thr cor;pnts of one hnitl- my strength tra 6
r,rsws aad CT irafk as bV1>k 0nd am as &C
fsss as fspenfy yeurs ago. This Tinrinre is the
grantIarestnraiive oT the digestive nrgans. which
Mhea de>lEoyed. fse whole system is IN stale
ensers1s
= Ia asssgt @fumhu-. bnf is. in reality
NHzx IT'S srpreses FE@-ssa- Fnes hs-Dr. Hampton
the &avstntor. WM. A. SCHAEFEER.
Corner or Lombard and Sharp streets.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-26
A CLOUD OF WITNESSES

We have certificates from Captain Canos
broiher 10 the eminent physician Ia I."nis Ma
pnleon.s presidesfi &C the French republic, who
was cured ~ 5thenInaiism Of seven yrars' stan
ding; from Rds1 fssA1zs d.. Of seven years
one from Mr. oldham. RaIiiiheEe G,asior.. house.
70 dreadful case IF dyspepsia .osIe i,psh Issae
LIKE, Of case of dyspepsia anf general de-
biIifv AMI one from J. X. StapletoD. esq, {.
Baltimore, with hundreds or Others.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-26

Wond'rfni CNre Of Hfrsdifnrs .Ser,f,y,
by H0mp'on's Tegrfabi> 7Tncture . :
This Certificate IL froSa the n.n ol osr,i.
man whose name appears IN the journal Of
bly, known:
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-26

NJ Aftrr the almost miraculous cures daily
made BY ilampt"n's Vegetable Tinctrr-.'
on our most respectable citizens. men we'll
known and tried. wc challenge the 1ro,if Ia show
any Thing on record in Medicine 10 equal it.
Read Read!
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-26

Master OF the schr Geo Barber, Ann apoiiS
Packet, No. 3, Tobacco Warehouse, Light
Street Wharf.
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The Abolition Agitation.

Our as,e.mad C,,.,J R,cp ,r tba IN
L,mL:u. a.,. ~. ru
r.. 49,.
""' HND"'''''"' wa '''"'"''
~ '"' N''''na' H'"!
"L-i Us 'eniure upon a pledlcuon.-
The boIder the better and more. probable.
Here It IL. i@ The next decidedly great
non "t HE S"u'h will BE- an EMANCIPATION!
hon 8 ''atgrf '' lne pIomlse through I'M.
b'llet., There rs 4niNIng else ftIJt. Ey-
e'!'"'"s e''' Il worn "",' anu ulg Is wear.
have nj, rrr,,n,.s lnras, no1o HIM. and
our E, es .iall see it. The South lies
now like Inc sleeping beauty in The fairy
tale, drcamIrg Of her early glory, mIiglyd
WIN VISIONS ~~,HeroGnm'ag r. s'or"'I"n'-
,,,L. .1""s n''g'E" "to 81"
e~nclaiu her shall be- .dIr.olvrJ. and she
will queen /, again over all the comment,
as it is her right, in 'lr'ue of her eminent
H',eS' 70 10 81 =. 49, ,l,.r. 10y
= ~ "".'" WI; N'oh aPPe"uS "F '"''
'0",ng comments 49, De-.
wDMls U!,I'as, we MINK II w'S years
fs H. ,bs .%nI;,;Sn IF ' '"n'''' "o o,
would be made by some high. minded, far
seeing CsrolIaian-- whuse bqidness, IN his
peculiar position, w1SId Attract all ears
guy rFF'y 'oN'''''h any achieve d ''''''
Isri"n r"ol1 nora ,aiS." ''"'
l. H., c
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Er The Ash. land Tfme, has a CORES:

w me Ash.ahu 4 lHleS mas d cOrIes'
pondenl who is e'enamost
v"As mach a poet
As a sheep am a goat,
Lay low and listen to a single speci.
mrn: y, ,y
"Thcy have lad thy body low
~ In that distant land o gold,
But yet, so iiesolate-we know
Thy souls not left mould"
On reading the above, our devil was
taken with a sudden Ct Of cacethe, scri-
bendi, and lei off |he following:
"There was a little dandy once,
lie wore red hair, = ST.. Of
And every time he walked out,
-, He rode a gray hO's'" =.
,.. BY the way71Alhis IS an awful di'ease-
this Of wiring what Is called poetry"
Nine.y.nine out Of every hundred who
are afflicted with it, should either belake
themselves tOta nunnery, or, like The alb
scondinl printers devil, "to an ~occgpashuu
more congepnal TO their literary purshutes,
namply-wood.rhoppen!"
This class Of ''poets"' are a terrible
pest to an edllor-pne Of his peculiar mise
ries-and, when he feels himself COMPEL
ed, by the force ol.!rR orluui'ies or olle'
circumstances, 10 "cavr,' they are equal,
a pest to his readers.
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A Most Singular Affair.

The Springfield ErpOsitor, of yester.
day, has The following; .,
FATAL AcCIDeNT.-.We understand that
the dealh Of Esquire Robinson, formerly
living about four miles East of Milford, IN
The Pleasant Valley road, occurred under the
following circumstances: The Squi,e for
somecausr, was whipping his dog, when The
dog 'urued upon bin, and caughthim by the
throat, While the dog held him in this po.
sliion, his wife ran 10 The wood pile and
win tho axe aimed a blow at the dog, but
al the moment she struck they turned, and
the blow fell ppob lhe.head of her husband,
which killed him in a few minhles. We
learn that Mrs. Robinson is nearly deran.
ged al the unfortunate occurrence.
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che 4fl0rktts.
ASHLAND PRICES CURRENT.
- CLEVELAND. Sent. LIS.

Wheat-Prices not quite as firm and
we heard of no sale Of white or northern,
and buyers offering sl,l3Al,l3 for white;
Sl,09 for northern; holders asking Ills
aud l,0l.. One load southern sold 81 OF.
COrn-Primr yellow corn we quote 62c
al which price was best offer Tor a load
aRoat,. IS
FlUur-Wc hear o. no transactions in
-four. hut holders of strait brands Of fresh
SIpertine hold a, S6,25a5.50 and fancy 10
extra choice $3.50. ..l
Buter-The demand for butter is good,
and choice new. Western Reserve brings
li4AI53c in large lots; prime southern
6rkin l34al4c.
Eggs-Market well supplied and dull at
7oSr by the barrel.
Chepse-Prime new cheese we quote
7aSr.
Fish-While 81 and 375. "
Slli-Fire from dock sl,44il,5O
Since rur llst review. we have been in
receipt nr' foreign news up 10 Angus, 26lh,
from Liverpool, quoting an advance on
Vht'r from Id ro G.: Is 10 Is IN -four,
iud III to l. on corn, which has ,auscd
an alcancg likcVisc in orr market, but
not Ia HAT rT'yut hat would have taken
places hai uo' rates Of freight correspond.
pgl, advanced, aud dilicuIly in procuring
properly shipped. irqm RpGIo apd 0swe'
90. The bad vrIler aud brcaks in Erie
Canal have detained boats, sn that there
is = grea, scarcity at above pc 8, and
frtighls haze run up unusually high for
this season II the. year. Receipts Of pro.
duce are increasing al this point, and lake
freighrs are more plenty. wrh,a slight i'm.
p~rovemsnt in Prices.-G Cleo. Herald,
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a Relic Of the Incorporate days Of
WhiggeIy. .

- AZ -
In the ,dsys,of 1870, when the Wing
party was IN its glory-happy by The hard.
cider, made harder BY liquor, which its
leading spirits poured down, in order TO
raise The proper enthusiasm for
"rippeeanOc and Tyler too"
thew had poets who made longs in favor of
drinking, and thu Tippecanpe boys reared
them of IN fine style, and in full chorus.
A portion Of one If these songs, which
We Tecpllect pl hearing often sung by the
hard CELEBRITIES, we met lately in an ex.
change, where it is stated tn he the pro
ducllun of s. F. Carey, the great Wing
Temperance l%eclnrer. The portion pub
llshGh is as lOllnws;a
"GJ IL right strait out.
Go II with a. nHg;
with your badge and hGishe' on,
Gu II with AjHgl
Lie low aud play sly,
Hard cider make yOn witty;
Nothing Tor tn public eye,
Ask my OomuitIeo,",
SIucr those days Wing poetry has run
low. Hlring wk"p he Temperance sliIc.
they darr nov duok h0,d cidcr (n pnhlir
al lc,Sl) and hrnre hrrf WI rnls low.-
Ohio Saie DcmJ,0i,
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-14

WASHINGTON, Sep. l2.4-Ai the dinner
on Saturday evening 10 Hop. H. B. Stan.
ion, Attorney General Gushing spoke, in
which he declared the United States should
never bave made peace with Mexico with.
out insisting annexation of the States Of
Sonora and Chihushua as well as New
Mexico% Mr.. Nicholson, of the Union,
denounced Austria in the ,Rosta affair, and
Gen Pillow was decidedly in favor OF the
annexation of Cuba-Nohe oflhe Cabinet
were resent except Mr.. Gushing.
The4leiter o John A. Dix to Mr.. Gar.
vim, is published in the Augusta COnsAfu.
tionaiiSi. lie comes square up to The
Baltimore PlaI(prm, Fugitive Slave Law
and all.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-14

~ A word Of apology is Cue our read
ers for The late appearance of our paper
during the last three weeks. Illness Of
the editor, in his household, and among
the hands 10 the office, is the excuse we
have to offer for The bad and unreasonable
appearance Of our paper. The causes
Fave been so far removed, that we think
we can PROMISE our readers that we shall
not o o again he under The necessity Of
making an, %apolOpy-a task which, more
'iian any other, is always dislasleful to us,
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NEW YORK., Sept. IL

Flom-Ttcre is less doing in western
and state and market easier, shipping lie.
nand has abated; inquiry mainly confined
10 tho western and home trade. Better
grades easier and in fair demand; Canadian
scarce and nomiuaG sales western canal
1000 bbls 6,50a6,56 for common 10 strait
state; 6,50a0.62 for mixed to fancy Mich.
and Ind, and common to good Ohio.
When,-Arriyals large with frher al
vanco in lreighls; market %easiOri sNles
1880 hi. good Ohio l,40al.4l; 800 hu,
chnico white Canadian l,40l; 1000 red
Genesee l,20.
Provisions 6rmi pork more active;
I5;62al0 90 lor mess; l375ol3 Tor prime,
Beef 6rm; fair demand; 6,75a0,25 for
country mess; 5000 for country and city
prime.
Butter and cheese in good demand;
prices unchanged.
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Davis Great Peach Orchard.

We Isl ed this orchard, nelr Milford,
Ohlo. The past week, just in the midst Of
peach harvest aud such another fine dis.
play we are sure cannot be found west Of
the shores Of the Delaware or Chesapeake.
And in the matter of profits, we donLt
whether any Of the eastern peach growers
will be able l0.show as large. returns for
the present season, as Mr.. Davis, His
orchard consists Of 100 acres, and 10000
clear of expenses of marketing. This
small crop, Mr,D informed us, fully paid
for The cos.of The land and The trees. cul-
lure, &c. His present crop will average
over three baskets per tree, and are tnw
selling readily al 81, 25 and 81 SO per
PaSker, at the rate of 500 to 600 baskets
per day, without any prospect OF decline
in price or demand; 80 that he is sure Of
realizing not less lhln $4,000 Tor his
crop, or, say S25 900 clear of expenses
We are glad of it,, for Mr.. D. is a worthy
man. and the public ip our cities are bene
fitted by his ldbnrs, He may expect a lit.
hr more composition in The business here.
after, bu: we presume he demand for good
frui will about keep pace will the sup
Ply-and every man who plants peach
trees will not obtain good iruit.-OhiO
tuiHraiOr.
SrADLER'S "GOOD MEDICINES" are popu-
a. with al who know them. See their advertise.
ment IN another column Their "CHERRY Elk.
pECrQRANr" is admirable for coughs SC, and
their DIARRHGA CO9DIALC is tho beet rene.
dy for diseases of the Bowels now extant.
RECEIPTS ON SUBSCRIPTION:
FOR THE WEEK RNDIpo SEPTEMBER 10.
Sept '7-'John M,hlrds ..................S2 OF
-. 7 John K"ene, r................. 8 OF
" l0-Adam, RI e'......,............ 5C
#" l2-J.H GlerhOrt, Esq ............. l OF
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-14
Norm western NomInatlons.

The Denocracy Of the North Western
Senatorial District have nominated. S. II.
SrEEpMAN Of Lucas, aud RoBERr GILL;.
LAND, Of Van Vert, for the Senate.
In Putnam and Henry, JAMES MAoKEN,
zIE, in Mercer, &c, f. g liz BLOND, and
in Defiance, Williams and Paulding, Z,
II, LELAND, for the House.
In the Allen, &C., Senatorial District,
our old friend, john W. WATERS, is
nominated for The Stale Board Of Equal
izalion.
THESE are all first rate nominations,
which will be ratified by the people with
scarcely a show Of opposition.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-14

WHAT IrTEhArUaE DoGs-The man
Of ~lellers when compared with one that is
iiIiierale, exhibits nearly the same contrast
as that which exists between a. blind man
and one that can see; and il we consider
how much literature enlarges the mind, and
how much it muIdplies, adjus,sf recli6rs,
and arranges The IDEAS, it may well be reck.
oned equivalent 70 an Additional sense, II
affords plOaruro Which wealth cannot en-.
urcly tskc away.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-14

PEACHES, &c.-rhe MY, Express oI
Friday SAYS there can moi have been less
Than 10000 baskets Of peaches spld in that
market during the three days, The price
has ranged from 84l to Use per basket
The quality has been very fine. We re.
grol io learn tia, here will be an almost
total failure of the Newlown .Pippin of fall
apples. The prospects Of the apple crop
in the Eas, and in this vicinity are discour.
aging while a fine crop is expected in the
western part Of his Stab.
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REAL t AGENCY,

HNHE subscriber is prepared to act IA AGENT for
4 the sale, purchase and exchange at Real FL
tate IN this aud the adjoining counties slso, for
the renting o. town property. Ac viii adrcIuro
Tor those who desre IT. A reasonable charge
will be- made where the object desired is %oiectedi
and where 1t is not no charge will be made cA-
cept for the cost of advertising. Any person
wishing 10 SELL, PuRcHAsE, EXCHANGE or RENT
Real Estate, may hnd it TO their advantage to
give me II call. Office, west door to tho Count!
Clerks. .'t GEO, IL. PARKER.
Ashland, August 10, 1883. l3tf
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Later from California,

NEW NoRW, Sept 0-rvo Of rlc De
Wolf children, Win ~ re injured hy ;h.
Bay Safe DISASTER, drd IN the hospital lo
dJ, pad the ihid ia in dy ug coudilor.
Miss ChqrlOue Snow, WhQ WIS travelling
with the De Wolf family, will recover,
Al meeting el citizens. held Al lhe As
tor House yeS,erday, $1,000 was subscribed
for The sufferers at Mobile. ,
The steamer Star .pf the West, from
Havana, with San Francisco dates To he
10Th August, arrived here this morning,
bringing nearly GOO passengers, and $780,.
600 in the hands Of passengers, and
$1,000 900 m freight.
The Sierra Neyada sailed m the l6 h,
with over 600 passengers fur San Juan,
WIN came by The Star Of the WeSi.
Thos, Borlaud, Minister to Central
Americs, would proceed to New Grenada
on the Sd Of September.
A FIRE had ~nrcurred in San Francisco,
ltslroyin IN s35,0 600 worth Of property
The head Of Jonquip, the great rubber,
had heen brnngh, ,to San Francisco, aud
was to be exhibited Z r q.
Ths clipper ships Hornet and Flying
Cloud arrived on the l2h,-
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. % I'd
Brcaking Ground on the Ashland Di'
vision OF the Broad Gauge Rail Road.

. Ia "
'H%rcaking Ground on thc Ashland Dl-
vision OF he rOnd Gauge IiaiIIsOad
The axe is laid at the root of The tree.
Ground was Yesterday formally broken on
The Ashland Division Of The Franklin aud
Warren Rail Road.
In pursuance of a very brief notice, a pre-.
'cession of our citizens, numbering some
400, proceeded orhe vicinity Of Riler's
mill, about a mile and bali north Of Town,
to witness lie ceremony of the commence.
men, of the work on y Road which is de.
slined to be one Of the most important Of
The great highway of the commercial world
-conneclitg The Atlantic and Pacific. and
the East Indies with Europe.
Very int resting and spirited speeches
were made BY Gen. j. \. FULToN and Dir.
D. b. CLARK. After the close of the
speaking, Dc CLARK, one Of he Directors,
proceeded 10 tear up the first of Mn,he
Earth for Broad Gauge Rail Raj pur
poses, on the Ashland Division, The Ash.
land Gun Squad, under command OF Capt.
McDowELL, brough, their thunder forth,
and gave seven discharges, ons fur each Of
the States through which the Road is
destined To pSss Among those present,
was Mr.. DooLIrThLe, the contractor, aud
the Engineers on this Division.
'
The whole flair passed OF with plea.
sure aud enthusiasm to all concerned.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

THERE will be an examination Of Teachers
held in the Ashland Union School rooms, on
Saturday, Sept 3, 1853, commencing at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, OF said day. We will require oil
each applicanta certificate of moral chlTaeter,-
We request all applicants to be in attendance
punctually at the hour of beginning.
There will also be an exrninatiOn on Saturday
September 10, 1858, commencing at tho hUu'
named above. w
q. ". HILL, Secretary, .
August 81, 1883. Evils
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-14

The Wings have nominated JABEz CooE
as their candidate for Senator in this Dis.
'lricl. Mr.. Cook, is pledged to support
"tbp Maize Law.
The Why's and Maine Law Democrats
have nominated Judge McCULLoUoIH, oI
'Richland county as heir candidate.
Now, how do the wirc.workers expecI
io'wiu by this game!
Tits expected, and most d%evoully hoped,
by those who pull the wires, that the Wing
party w:N unite upon Meif rGgular candi-
dh.
The Maine Law Democrats, they expect,
will waste Mtir strength Upon Judge Nc
CuLLorcn.
In the mids, Of The confusion and disor.
'ganiz uion which the wire puIIers hope lc
produce in the Democratic raaka, Mr.. Coon
will be ~smugglcd inlo the Senatorial Chair
where he can aid EwISG or CoRwIN il
their aspirations 10 seat in the United
States Senate.
How many Democrats will aid Whigge
~ in this scheme! We shall sec.
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7uFMoCRATIo NOMINATIONS.

FoR %GuyERSoR.
WILLIAM MEDIEL.
,FoR Lr. GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS.
FoR SUPERINTENDENT or PuDLiS SCHOOLS,
HIRAM H.. BARNEY.
FoR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM TREVlT'T.
or TREASURER o., STATE,
JOHN G. BRESLlN.
FoR SUPREME Jypor, :
THOMAS W. hartley.
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
GEORGE W. MoCOOK.
FOR BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
WAYNE GRISWOLD.
ron SENATOR,
DANIEL RlBLET.
ron STATE BOARD OF EauALIz.T1oS,
JOHN COULTER.
ron REPRESENTATIVE,
RICHARD ID. EMERSON.
ron COMMISSIONER,
LUKE sELBY.
ron R DIRECTORS,
DAVID BRYTE,
PATRICK KELLEY.
FOR CORONER,
JOHN G. BROWN.
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EichIand County Democratic n ominn-
lions.

The following is the county ticket which
the Democracy of RIchlOnd county have
put in nomination.
for Represeniatiue-JouS CANrwELt.
Prosecuting ~An'y-WALrrR II. SURE,
MeriB-GEo. WEAVER.
TredSurer-J. p. DRBNSAN.
Recordsr-EcxLEs Mccoy,
Commissioner-J, MONTGOMERY.
Inf DirectOr-JAcoB GATES.
The above is an excellent ticket, and
ought to command the full strength Of tie
party.
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IN North, no South, no East, no Vest, under "a
COHstitution; but a sacred maiRtdiHdnee Of the common
bond, and true dsUotion to the common brotherhOOd."-
FRANKLIN PIERcE.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-14

-" The political Maine ;TnyitfS qOmis,
mated, this afternoon, Esq, REED, Of Grerp
,p., for Representative. The Squire 10
too good q Dcmocra, to stand yueh fr,!
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NEW GROCERY.
EoRG+M JOIKrIAWorl

G+EoHGE JOHNSTON
TIAS just opened On Main street, in Ashland,
III one door east Of N. s. SampEel & Co.'S
Drug Store, a Grocery, whore may le found o
general Apartment Of
90" Groceries, COafecioneries,
and also a variety Of Nouons too tedious Ia men.
ton and, in a word, every article usually kepI
in a Grocery, except Intoxicating liquors, which
he never has dealt Ia. He therefore invites tho
public to call aud SEQ what he has got 70. slle.
Ashland, August ., 1883. 5mll'
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ESTATE OFJoHN sMALLEY,
NOTICE is hereby giySn, thai tho opdsttiasn.
~ cd has been appmnlcd and qulllHed as Ad-
mlnstraior OF tie estate ofIohn SfnalleS, dgesis-
ed, Iato OF Aehland Co1aiy, Ohio. a.
ALExADEA MILLER.
SeptNnher q, 1853. 3wi6
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-14

NEW Ann FASHIONABLE HATS.
TNHE subscriber has just received from New
i York a large stock ct
FdH and Hinier Rats
o. che latest and most fashionable styles and best
qualities, whivh he is offering nj rates which
cannot Tail IL be satisfactory to his customers.
sS-F. D, cash for flrs and sheep polts.
'' NJ. S. CAMBELL go.
ashland Sept. l. 1858 l6r
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\ will attend at my Office In the town Of Ashland
ill the Goth Of Decf mber, TO rceeise The tares
not previously pt{a. The taxes then onpaid will
be seat out for coEoctinn.
3. ". BOYD, Treasurer 4, Co.
T~REAsuRER's OFFICE,
Ashanti September 9Th, ls53.} 4wiA
Ncrr - rhs list o. several di.u'.ts were -
tanned TOR correct a, and not roc iisod 10 tins 10
give per cents in the publication.
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INTENTION, ASHLAND BI,UES

NFYbu are hereby notified, 10 parade ID. ffpnt ~
the Court House, Saturday Sept. rtA, fally armed All
equipped. according 10 law, with twe.ve ,rsBnas 81
Inc Asnialf Squad are also, notified 10 spasar IN
IT mi Of the Court ll-use. equipped for Artillefs drii.
by order OF Gen. JOHN s. FULTON. and cavt. 8.
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BINORCE NOTIGE.1
HANNAH HOWARD will take motto q, tina,
IL Marvin Howard has filed his petition in
the Court Of COmmun Peas at Ashland County.
OHIO, for a. divorce from the said Hannah Tor
the causes Of gtbsS neglect Of duty, hahitual
drnnScnneFs for three years, and three years VII.
FIJI absence. Said petition TO be heard atthe neS,
November term Of snid court. 4
wM. =. LOCKWOOD,
Sol. Tor pcletnner.
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II EEPS constantly on hands BOOTS and
IN SHOES, SADDLES nd HARNESS, at ali
times VIM. Nelson, feroman.
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Laud0uVilln Carporatoh .:...........2 is mills