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DrTcm BLoOD WILL TELL~-Our Ger.
man friends are great IN the save. A cot
respondent Of an American paper states
that Prince Albert is building a plantation
residence al Baimoral, and goes on 10
speak ofht' income and expenses as fol.
lows:
'lle brought ne money to England, ii is
true, but reccolIecl that, from February TO-,
1880, Prince Albert had an income of l3O1
800, that as Field Marshall he receives
4l6 Is. per day, extra, that he has the paw
and em0luments Of iva colonelencies, ina,
he is a ranger Of Windsor Park, and tha,
every appointment has been heaped upon
him which he can decently hold-his actu.
al income is over 100000 a year, out 81
which having bed and hoard with his wife,
his actual expenditure is not 81 900 a year
ln fact, his savings already exceed half a
million sterling. a very small portion q
which he retains in England. A part i.
invested in the public securities of IInlland
part in the French rates. part in the Uni
ted states securities, ard | dare sag that III,
house Of he Messrs Barring, in New York
could tell you--tutthey won't-how nue.
they have invested in r,al property, il
New York, for Albert and VICTORIA"
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A'Shall demonstrate with him, Marias''
ashed Mr.. Thompkins very timidly.
"Ren cnstrale!" repeated The lady with
a srorniul smile. "ii you bad the spirit
oil man-"
81 though, you didn't like spiriL" said
Mr.. Thompkins.
There are occasions, sir" said the
widow, but her modification cut short her
attral ce.
My dear lrllnw," said Mr., 'Thomp-
&'ns, 10 the coachman, 81 think you ought
Ia consider"
YOU bean't my missus, be you p
said the coachnan, sud.ly. when |
drive fur you, you may give me your ad'
vice. | alters hmks 10 my employer"
Then Why didn't you obey my orders!'
asked die widow.
"Cause ! ainl niggcr-a %blackmoor,"
answered the coachman sturdy; "and flesh
and bud can't stand your going on"
40, il Henry we're heEe!' said the wi
dow.
Fire and furies!" shouted Tompkins.
pulling of his rod rig and throwing it in
the face Of the coachman. "What do you
mean, scuunjreL. by speaking in that man.
nerb You are dismissed, do you hear!
and leave the roam direclly! !"
"Nui for the likes Of you,' answered
the coarh@an doggrdly.
The next moment he lay sprawling OF
his back, by "a stunning blow scientifically
planted midway between his organs of
vision. Not liking a repetition of the
same, the coachman picked himself up
aud retired in dismay.
"What does this transformation meant"
asked the widow, gazing in aslonishment
a, The dark lauks Of her be,Iigerent de-
fender.
"Simply this" was his reply, cha,
Thomas Thompkins and Henry Thomp-
kins are The same. You wanted 10 marry
an imbecilr; I drterminec to make such a
character ridiculous, and have, therefore,
thanks to Bogte. bren playing an assumed
part. Yet, dear Mrria, 1 will take no
Nnlue advantage Of you, and il you are
afraid to marry a man, I'll resign my
claims in favor of the n, vt blockhead you
| discWU.'
There is my hnl," sui the widow.
blusliog; 81 am satisfied. But was Fan.
ny in The ploi!"
necessarily; but his is the only mat.
Ter she ever deceived sou ill.,"
/. SuIhe widow married a second time a
mal of spirit, but he was no lyrant, and
he household +ulhor.ty was amicably
shared brrwttu then. The coachman
wonderfully improved by having a tight
master, was ret ined in his place, and nev-
or vcniurrd 10 refuse 10 harhess, because"
MS he assured a crrny Of his, who drove a
( peaercen cab, "Mr. ThcmPkius was a
wonderful hard hiter."
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THE SUGAR PRoDUcT.-There is a capt.
tai of $50, 10000 invested in the culture Of
the cane IN thc States Of Florida, Louisiana,
and Texas, These States produce annual
~ about 800, OOO, 900 pounds Of Sugar be.
sides which foreign imposatiots are made
10 the extern, of about s50,O00,O 900 pounds.
Even a short a short crop If sugar at the
South. which reduces the usual production
only lOO,OOO,OOO or l5O,oOO,OOO pounds
invariably ADVANCES the rate of sugar from
one to one and a hall cents per pound,
which on the consumption of G5O,OOO,O 0
pounds, is equal at n cent to $4,000, 600
and a, one cent and a half 10 about slO,-
OO0,0 00.
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We copy the following story aboui a
parrot from the Boston Transcript:
An incident louchingly Illustrative of the
T?wcr Ct attachment in the lnwer animals,
is related inthe Portsmouth (N, H. Jour
nal, of a recent date. Ia a small family
in the souh P,rt Of that city, a parrot
had found a home there for years,
and had become a pet Of the family. A
child beloning to the family was taken sick
last spring, and was not seen by the p1rrot
for several days. The hird had been used
10 repeat her name, and in the child's alb.
Sence kept repeating SO necessarily as
IN ann Y the family, The child died.
The repetition Of the name was kept IN,
rntil one of The family took the parrot to
the room where the corpse lay. The par.
rol lArned first one side Of its head, and
then the other towards the corpse, appa.
ren,ly Cyeing il, and was then iakenbsck,
lie never repeated tie name again, was al
once silent, and the next day died.
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Tnr PorAro CROr wrsr.-!The Alton

The PoTAro CRoP WBsT.-.The Alton
Telegraph Of the SIst ult., says:
"Thc yield Of the potato crop in the
American bottom, this season, is utterly
astonishing. During the last two months
the Alton has every day carried down for
shipment on New Orleans boats, upwards
Of a thousand sacks, and the business seems
10 be scarcely commenced. The average
yield to the acre is about three hundred
bushels, though many Of The fields largely
exceed That amount.
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" I.amarIine has begun the publication
Of his History Of the First Constituent
Assembly, and iLisHkcIy to create as great
IN excitement as lis Girundius. The
Gazette ia France, in Il furious philippe
aglinstit, says. that France is not saved
e" long as turd ~ explosive clemnnr cX.
iste IN IT, hnllnm."
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DRuxKENNEss.-Some Of he domestic
evils of drunkenness are-houses without
window-glass, gardens without fences
fields without tllage, barns without roofs
children without clothing, principles, mo-
rails, or manners.-FrGnklin.
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The Havana correspondent Of the New
York Herald confirms the report OF the
importation of slaves from Africa tooaoa.
lie says he visited-the place where they
were landed, saw the negroes, and the
fact of their importation from Africa was
admitted.
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LOOK mEnEll-

I HAVE procured a right Tor an improvement
in building houses, by which a house may be-
built for II small amount Of money, with all III"
convenience and comforts Of the dearest house;
and Is | have appointed John smallCy, of Ash,
land, Ls ms agent ,pt thit county, please call tn
I'm. .ai e:.rl.s ne modrl, md Procure stttt.
ANbRiW : HuLhl'
Troy, Asiiahd CO., Aug, s, lalj. lea
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A FRESH supply Of Wright's Indian TegoiaiIe
n Phis, a standard English Medicine, Tor tlo
r%eycntion and cure of disease, to aid and imp
prove digestion and purify the blood. For sale
at tue new Drug Store in AUhiabd, by
R0LLA II. ClluBB & co.
limo u. lCJ1. " 90
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rumrU sAI4ooNr.

y BACurRER, at the odd stand fnrmcr'y
LIS u%sc0F,sd by Michael Miller, above tho
MoSnlty huuse. leeps constantly ah hand ever.
variety OF good things, etcept Intoxicating drinks
which eau he desired by any one fond of goos
living. Sgnc 80, 1868. d" ca
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SALE on Rf,L ESrbTE.
On Tho 29,n ta. October, A. b., 1858, AZ
~ three o'cioct ia the afternoon, ca DE pro.
la.acs, Ia tho towusd 4, ufNcrmIi,iou, Wi. be- sold
recording to la TO the highest bidder, The frl.
'n"ipg real o,',tc. re the property OF john Bend
Ter, uCcepsoL, 90 vs.. situate IA the township o'
Icimtillou, count. 70 Ashland, and State 90 njio.
d 'scrihed ~ 10 laNr hfHr tho west p1tt NJ the
north west qu,.ic of Section t',"a.t7 Township
twenty Que, (2ll aud ritI"- yt"rn. ~ containing
eighty. eigh, tSSl acres, ~ re- or icss. Terms al
salc:-one halt cash in hand, and one half payable
one year from day of sale secured by murlgagc
upon the premises.
ELIZApETH BElDLER.
ESccuirx of John BGidler, deceased.
September II. 1853. 4wl7
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BRIDGE NOTICE,

VNlIE undersigned will .ell on Friday October
Il 7tI ut one o';lock p NJ to the lowest ind
best bidder the building Of 4 bridge across the
creek near S vauial on the road leading from
Ashland to Savannah. Also on Saturday tho Stu
Of the same mOnth, II one O'Clock p NJ the build
in Of a bridge acroIs Cato,amy run, near Jamcs
Boats on the road Leading ram Ashland 10 Clpyc-
land. LUKE SELBY,
AMOS iilLLBOEN, c 10.
GEORGE McCUNNELLi)
September 81, 1854. lsa2
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Always turn q def ear to slanderouS
reports, and lay no charge against any one
untii il is well founded.
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VNHE Trustees Of the several townships Of Ash.
i land county arc required 10 return to tho
Probate Judge of said county tue following mum.
Der OF jurors from their respective townships, to
I've returned on q separate list in the anne ipanncr
aud at the same time as is provided by Law for Ju.
ors rolurnablc to the Court of Common plGus;
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Goods at Wholesale !

UOUVS az Wn0jTSale
AT S1.3s WATER ST.,
M l. have now IN 'tOrc, of nur own ~iGporta
w ton, and from first hands, the heaviest and
hest lssnr'rd stock Of FANCY AND STAPLE
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS ever
exhibited west al Now York, which W. offer OK.
elusive J 10 dealer by the piece ,f package, as
cheap aud on as ilvorablctcrmsa as the same styles
1nl qua ltJcs can be purchased at wholesale in
any n The Eastern cities. '
The following a icIcs constitute portion of our
pfufrpt stock, viz
iwn bales Brown Shectins', various srIlcs,
~ " TiUkings.
20 " Slirting Stripes.
% " Brown Drills.
$50 " Batting various grades.
q " BUrs scamlcss and. sewed.
$50 " Cotton Yarn.
500 - cuiioa Nichjug,
IN " Cotton fwiuc.
u cases BlcacDed Shirtins'tnd ,]tcetlngs,
90 hates FlSnncls scarlet and white.
II " Canton flsnnc!s,
90 cases Satinntts.
II " Tweeds.
" " Kentucky Jeans.
N " aprsn Checks,
u " tOrsct Jeans,
q" Blue Drills.
100 " American nd English Prints.
II " American a I'd English w.. de LANES.
% " Black aud Colorcd .Alpaccas.
10 " Cnburgh Cloths.
. g." fhchsh aud French Ntrinos.
= " Plaid aud Plain Pnplits.
u " American aud Scotch Ginglams.
IeOpieccs English, French aud German Rroalclotls
Il " do do all grades aud eOlUrs;
:. Over Coat Cloths.
$50 - WOODEN resiings.
~ " Satin do
- " six do
81 " Hack Cashmere,
10 " nucslius.
l0 " Fancy CGsslmctcs.
~ Union do
lLO " Scrges. various qualities,
~ " Tshby I'D SILK Velvet.
30 " Black and Dress silk.
lUcascs Black aud ColOled Camhrice.
5r dozen Worsied. SILK and Cotton Nose.
500 " various Kinds Gloves.
5rGscs Irish Linen.
40 pieces pungrr SILK Handkerchief.
lJu liuru Cambric 10
100 (" Cotton Flag do
40 " plain aud barred Camhrics.
SD " Mall, Muslius aud laCon'ts.
ln " Plain and figured Lawns.
IS Cart1Uns HDuuci Ribbons,
. &" SIX Velvet do
WdoEcn Black Silk Wells.
large assortment Linen aud Lislc LNccs.
~ pieces aud : lHccs.
%iigurcd aud plain DIrnet Luce,.
5hales Crash.
Scotch Diapers.
iacquarl du
5caics Culured Canton rlanncls.
~ " l]iuscys.
CLOAK IiningB
d" Printed Canton FlauucL
500 plaid Square Shawls.
HO Lnug do.
iOO Black aud GOlored MerinO ShGwls.
50 COlorcd Cashmere Shuwls.
81 Printed do. do,
50 Black namask do,
4 general "a s1rtmont of Threads, Buttons
Yankee Notions, and very many other articles
to which VIC are constantly receiving additions
Having been engaged for twenty years exclusive
ly 10 the wholesale trade in this city, and llayir
-. E-.l.s... e.. anAWNan8 nnl UNFahuEln
our goods IN connection with our House in Nc'
York Avery, Hilliard s. Co.. We feel warrante
IN saving that we CAN and WILL make 1t the int
rest Of Merchants in this scttion Of the c0untr
to lcal largely with US, We respectfully solic.
an examination Of onr goods and prices.
HILLIARD, HAYES & co.
Cleveland, August %, 1853. 4wl6'
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HIGHLAND COUNTY MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY!
ebartcrcd, February 7ih, 1851. Organized Au,
gust ,2lst 1874.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Hos. T. W BARLEY, ANDRrw coNS,
JAcOD PARSER, Gro. W. WARtSe.
Roman BENTLEY, JAMES II. Coox.
EDWARD TtBGEs, Sr. CnAs. +. SnEEu1N.
JaHU WELDON.
OFFICERS OF COMPANY.
AYDnEw Coon, President.
DowyrSG II. You've, Secretary.
ions ?. DRENAN, Treasurer.
This Company is prepared To isclc policies Of
Insurance upon the most favorable terms, for any
period not eScerdlpg five years.
The Directors call the especial attention o
persons desiring to effect assurances, to the fl
lowing, among many other liberal featt res o
their Complny.
|. We issue policies oH 10th tho joint-stock
and mutual plan, on the ioipt stock plan, for as
short a period Oftimc as ~ y be desired.
II. Persons insured in this Company who sus.
tam a loss, in case OF controversy, may bring.
their suit either in the county where such loss
occurred, or in Highland county.
III. In ease ofsale Of the property insured, be-
fore tho expiration of the policy, a rateable pro-
portion oftbn money advanced will be returned
TO the policy holder. Thi' is Il peculiar feature
in our company, and one which VIC /. ink will
NEE with the appreciation ofall persons interest!
ed.
~. We con0ne ourselves entirely to q Lusiness
within the bounds OF the State ofOhio. Alilcral
share Of public patronage is respectfully sole ted.
PRINCIPAL business Clice, on Nest Di0nc,g STREET.
MdnJleid, Ohio, up stairs, Ia SiurgGs' neu Luiids
ing. Agents Of bsmpnny for Ashland County,
WIN. y. ALLISON, Ashland. -;
CT. KING, haysyillo.
May 90, 1858. If
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NhNiboi hh'i' NAhb
Prs, &c, &C.,

together with almoE, every article ofGrocNiosapd
Provisions that is required Wy Gm.l!tf. lis pre-.
sent building ia large.snd vol ID pied &c ihs pur.
pose Tor which it was designed, ana he IN cn4s to
spare 10 %oHGTtion OF expense to keen on hand
every article which may be required BY 1t. Gus
toners.
April O., isa3-4G.
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WEIGH AND CONSlDEH.

hEpEh nave You a cough, which vnu arc =
tVt,nE uhneT we idrA that II Il only a Commnu rn =
aug lha' y VIII soon wear Itself QUIZ" lei r.cnj
WI Ioa, ~ az Kindness. what will soon be- iMr mr., h.
leet yourself, you will begin 10 fcclH sense ot Tx m
ness ahu oppression across the chest, accompsnieI
WIN frequent sharp darling pains. Then = Jry RI
lhg cough VIII set IN, aud when you raise n1vthir,
IL Wlil pea mick aud yellOwlsh, or white froihy m.i
uo., stieaNeu perhaps with blood. Ifyou sill tHkr M
meulIlnc' thcse unpleasant symptoms will inrre.'o
aud you Will soon have hectic fever rohI nm
nlshl rwcals, copious eSpcctOrAtlOn, and then "rns
proslrall"n: You still neglect Yourself I. W
weeks or months will see you CORsieurd Ia tbc srn a.
leaNlne your lflendsto mourn how ranjJly eousun,
~ wy ~ noih, anu hurried yOn away. Friend,
have snu no cause 10 he alarmed I In the nbm,.
'hetlh 'ou may see in a glass, how every rsse 49, 80
sumption progresses. with more or less rnni,i,r w., ="
laial teilnlnail0ni. all the thousands AMI m,,ii,,nVDa
m ,pu ~ gI'hl destroyer has faihend 10 The ion'I
hneo,'' HamIs ,a'e negan with a cold If tLis ia
nccn alichu'n 10, all might have been well hu, ha"u
ing neglected, under the fatal delusion ibst 1, ~
wear ltseIl ON, II transferred lis IiaIlv net az, ~
suoslansv oI 'hc Lungs, exciting there tbr IN, m,ii,uu
OI nhcrClrs' Another. and dnOihe- cold .Iicd noi ~
lme nanle' hhIll lhese %iuhcrcles began to suficn spJ
sHplpIdte, leaving, by their ulceTatiOn cre,, c.,unN
IN lhc lungs, Al this crisis the disease il or, In ~
cult 0icufc. AMI often times sets niLcr.,ro' p,m
man means. ""' @"oc aIIhU'
~ the latter or worst stage, this medicine will,
lent'Ihts arrcS, HE disease, or check H. nrogrc", ~ "
n mmi .HGl, maNe we patient more cOmforia hle, Hud
ri''uns us wv, ava " Is therefore worthy of tLr III
al-hnt ~ lis i~ncipicnt or forning NAVEL! " we IL
iiun - rs durable AZ any other Jis.ssc .nJ ~.
hALi'H balsam for the LINES. IL taken A. nj. H."
WIZ cure 1t " sulcly a. taken VIZ earucs,ir .,hn',
n, u na'c . tehsh. 0TH are sHljeCi 10 cold, TAKE n
tue hlcultlnc by ihcIu. aud wlicnr yrr ynr ,,"nV y
eradicate II thoroughly, and AT onre <, I,'nNn .un :
ml hrallns compound aud lcagc yalr Innes u%ni,i,r,d d.
iO'aIT!lbu III full virOr to good olJ Zoe y
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Books that nrc Books!

i dition to his former stock of
BOOKS & STATIONERY
Pleate give us a call at the old stand, formerly
occupied as the Post Office labove Sampsel
llouse) where we shall be extremely happy to
exhibit cur stock whether you wish to Purcha. e
ar otherwise.
We intend to make it our business entirely
hereafter and shall spare no pains to keep up
fully with the timcs aud to supply the reading pub
lie with every thing useful and valuable IN our
line, and at as low prices as can be bought in any
OTHER CITY in the uAion.
With POTTER.
Ashland, June l, lS53-li2.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TESTIMONY or A PHYSICIAN.
1ieSsrs Baker, &, Ca.

prlR SIEs-The public generally are fully aware n
we lguhsslIs OF remediss Of Diseased lunrs urdrr
the liics OF SHrsspRTiilSs, Pills. plasters, Lirim,nt.
&c, that arc daily brought TO their noticr ,hr, W.
it nes spspeIs., by way OF advertisements M oh
jt.'i n wiring ms nolc for publication. IL 10 induce
'he public, or al least those who are afflicted NJ ibry
WIZ use patent mehicincs) to use one Thai contain.
alH.lcs OF rfai Gstg pulmonary Jsrasrs. nm CON
SGlous mat, N 80 doing. / am acting most uInrnic..
slpnally' aud deroGalOry IL The Interests of medical
Sc,ehee anu the regular practitioners OF medicinc,
lhe medicine to which I refer j. IN. U9U,, Pal,
sam fOrfte lungs" have prrspribed il In a lsrre
naulbct OF cases aud always with SUCCESS. one case
IN parllcnlar, TO which ! wish now 10 refer. Was rv,
en up by several physicians gho had been e,IleI in
consultation wiz myseIi, The patient lad alllhe
symptoms OF c%lhiirIned consumption. sucl, a, CoIJ
Night Swcats. Hectic Fever, IInrrnssinr Coprh ,,yWiiS
continued pain ] Iihe Lobe ofihe Blight Lung, attend.
Gu WIN severe l%harrhGal lie coDiBIenced immr,i.
aiely To get better. by the use 0ftle above nsnrJ
,ncdlcine. aud vas soop geslored to his usual Lraitl,i
nave ats" ioufd lr, Halls BAisam the nost yalnn'
he ESlcctqrs's for breaking up distressing Cuu,Ls
and Colds that | hcye eyer used. -'"s"s
", D, WRIGHT. NJ. d.
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ATTENTION FARMERSl
STILL GREATER IMPROVEMENT
CIR AIN S.
Henry NycuTM's Patent seed
PLANTER,

1h AIN - l. D.
Henry NycuIM'S Patent seed
PLANTER,
For Sowing Whed, Rye, Farley, Oats
&c. broadcast or in Drills.
TNofering this machine to the public, the sub
scriber does not desire any one to be guided or
swayed in his opinions by any argument in its favor
which he can offe but would wish each one 10
examine II and J~uperfor himsclG It appears to be
the settled opinion orlhose who have used the
GRAIN DRILLS that it is the most advantageous
manner in which grain can be sown, from the tact,
that p the first place, it greatly lessons labor;
secondly, it is a sa wing Of time, rs a man with two
horses will SOW from % to 10 acres per day; thirdly
it requires less seed tO the acre; ioufthly, II is pro-
tected from winter freezing, from the fact that a
ridge ofearth is thrown up between the rows in
sowing, which moulders down to the root ofthe
grain and gives it strength and yigor in the spring
and lastly, an acre sTwn in this way will yield one
fith more than that IOwn IN any other manner.
This Machine also sOSs
LIME, ASHES, GUANO, PLASTER
or any other fine fertilizer with the wheat. The
lime, SC. are placedin separate apartments in the
hopper, are kept saplrltG until thcycnter the t in
%fuuncl, from which they pass into the shovel or
tooth, thence to the ground, when they arc de-
posted aad covered together. -Four bushels Of
lime to the acre sowa in this way, has quite rs
beneficial an effect upon the grain as l25 bushcls
put on in the ordinary way. The quantity Of
grain sown can be speedily and accurately rcgula-
ted by the patent slide gage, made for the purpose
whichhas an index showing the quantity, which
may be Varied from . Pecks to two bushels to the
acre.
The drill mlchihd my be altered in one min.
Rte TO SOW Wheat, Rye, Barley or Oats Iroaicis
in the most accurate and satisfactory manner,
which til the farmer is o great advautagr. as il
enables him to SOW without regard to wind oi
weather.
se-The above Machine, Of the very best nun.
g~facture, can be procured of
c,mTEas., ashland, Ohio
Ashland, May II ,~is53.-52.
A MEXICAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE
N COMPANY.-Ofice n East Fourth-sircet
Cincinnati, 0hiO-lncorporatcd by the State oil
Ohio. Charter perpetual. Authorised Capital
500 900; and a large accumulated FIND.
This Company will insure lives on either thu
Stock 0r Mutual plan. Persons insuring in the
Mutual Department can secure one hall Of the
premium BY givinga p emium note. Those insu
ring in the Stock Department can pay their pre-.
miums Annually, 'cmi-annually, OF quarterly
The rates are as low as those charged by mos
Companies.
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], II. BAUMGARDNER, SEQ.
New Column Building,

N.H. . VINO IAhi W.
VTIloLESALE Dealers in Drugs, Medicines,
Pafnts, OILS, Dyes, Books and Stationery,
Music, Perfamsry, Ciairdre, Daguerrean Stock,
Fancy Goods, &c.
We would say to the dealers in Ashland and
community, thatthe iu. Y 500. y
NEW C0LCNN BUH DING,
10 fitted up from Top to bottom in a superior style,
and we are undoubtedly prepared to job an aruele
in our lines Of cuisines to purchasers advantage,
as we buy in large quantities from Importers and
Manufacturers, and thereby have the advantage
of die lowest prices aud will take pleasure ~
giving the same to our customers. Our assor''
meni of
DAGUERREAN ST0GKV
is complete, including Cases, Plates, Chemica'',
Gliding Stands, France, Headresis, and also
Cameras furnished at New York Prices IN short
notice. Our prices you will find below any dealer
in Cleveland or any other Western own
We respectfully sulicit orders from the trade
which will be promptly forwarded.
J. Ii. BAuMGARDNER &CO.
Wooster, June |, lS53-2tE.
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Eitsi Eit.u Fits!!!

r EwIS&FLETCHERS' Vegetable Compound
IL for the cure oil Epilepsy or Flts-a recently
discovered invaluable Medicine, purely voscta-
Bile, for the cure Of this dreadful disease. Just
received and for sale by Il. II. CHuBB GO.
Druggists, Ashland o.,
July G., 1858. III
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MORE PUySICIANS, rrSTIuoNy

MORE PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
We the undersigned Physicians Of Cincinnati. rcr.
tfy that ID, Wrighps Hsiements arr cntiti"I 10 az
fullest CONFIDENCE OF the public. aud we can GIlry cor.
Lobaraie what he had said, haying nsed III. HALLS
hALSAM, IN a number u cases., rita the kappiesf IF.
J. S. LAWSON, NJ. D.,
WM.C. SMITH, M,
J, |. JOHNSON, ND.
The genuine, signed. o. r.. BAKER Co.
For sale BY. r.. II. Chubb q Co., Reznor, Riser e.
Co., Ashland, ~0lio.-iyts.
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I LUTHERAN, Presbyterian, Methodist, Disci,
4 pies and Watts Psalms and lIymns-all sizes
and styles. Also, Protestant Episcopal Prayer
Books, aud an extensive assortment Of Bibles,
large and small, Of every style and ~price-twar.
rGntcd cheap at the Ashland Hook Store.
W. II II. POTTER.
Ashland ..f" 81 1888. 9mG