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EE-The Wheeling Gazette says

"A swarm Of bees lit upon young man
named Fry, on Saturday evening,
near the creek bridge, covering his
head and face, and suspended them
selves from his ears as if immense ear
drops. He took the affair very cody,
by assistance brushed them off into
nail key, and sold them to a gentle
man present for 80. Two stings
was the extent Of his injury.
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The business OF Lille Insurance Is OF
comparatively modern origin. The
plan ef operation, and the advantages
Of the institution, the mass of the peo-
pie are not acquainted with. Many
intelligent persons are of the impress.
ion that il means guarantee against
death" This is not only mot the
fact but ii would be a very silly bus
mess, for any company to engage
in, when they have but to open
their eyes and see, men, women and
children Of all ages and conditions
tumbling over into the earth from
whence they came, in obedience to an
ordinance which is more rigidly en-
forced than the law regulating taxes.
The public mind should therefore be
disabused on this subject. Life Insu-
rance, does not guarantee a longer, or a
safer, or better life. Death is GER
tain to follow, whether the policy runs
out, or is renewed. What then is life
Insurance i? Why, it is guarantee
that the living" shall be provided
for-seeured from perjury and want
by the dead Strange as it may seem,
this is substantially the fact. It is
shown from life tables, that just as sure
as SO many births take place during
the year, so many deaths will occur.
Life Insurance is solemn compact
entered into between charitable good
people, that they will take care of one
other the certainty Of death ratifes
the contract.
Is there any thing more charitable
than this +? Is there any thing less
partial III its benevolance Is there
any thing based upon more practical
BILE principles of Christianity than this?
We who are interested iii Life Insu-
rance Agency, think not Let us sup
pose for instance, that the Grea. Globe
itself was embraced in the bonds of an
Life Insurance Company,
---.ilot only all the gold in the Allega-
MES, but all the rich fruits of the
-Four quarters were mortgaged, and
Ill the untold jewels of the Vastly deep
pledged, to secure the faithful perform
anee Of the compact. Could not mis-
cry and vice, which is the parent of
sin, be frightened from this sublu-
nary half moon? We think SO. The
dead, could then 60 silently to sleep
in patent coffin Of Mr.. Fisks manu-
facture, with the consciousness that their
spirits would revisit the earth, in the
shape Of silver dollars, the
tingling sound of which would be very
agreeable to the ear Of a distressed
family.
An article from the St. Louis Even
ng News, is before us, on the subject
If Life insurance; we would like to
transfer it entire to our columns. The
article has particular reference to the
Mutual Life Insurance Company"
# New York, Of which it says "The
surplus amount after paying losses
'ud expenses, divided amongst the
insured in the city Of New York only, |
amounted on the LIST of February last
o fraction less than $4,000 This
mount is just SO much of the actual
premium paid which is returned again
lot to the payor but his wife and
children, or whoever else the policy is
II favor of.
n,S f.-~s.., r.- /
Toronto Colonist states that Antonio
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WyR WHfhly WuMfl
T1srsday 1fS1nins, .July u, 1853.
s.-@~~-~~<>@>S.-es~
10 Our obliging, ever smiling
friend, Peter Millette, has our I'M
feigned thanks for many favors. The
gentlsmanly officers Of the H. NJ
Wright, also, The Bella Donna and
others. Colonel Richard Markham,
also has our thanks Tor the most sub
stantial evidences Of his regard fol-
us. Through our friends at, and on
the river, We are always about three
days ahead Of the mail.
.----x-@N]-------
EH-Our friend Of the PiaYnemint
Sentinel speaking Of the Printers
Convention, suggests that the meetings
be held in New Orleans. "Publishers
have business in the city every winter,
and would doubtless make it conven-
isnt to be there about the time pro-
posed. What say our Baton Rouge
friends I" The next meeting Of the
Press Union will be held at the State
Capitol in this place, according to
resolution of the Convention. The
22d Of February was fixed upon as
the time Of meeting, for the reason
that the State Legislature will be in
session and the fraternity is generally,
we'll represented in that body. We
doubt not that good representation
can be had at that time, if our
brethren in that body can be induced
to forego The arduous duties Of making
laws for the State, to partake Of an
hours refeshment at "stephes' where
the matters Of whole years pleasures.
and prosperity are to be talked about.
1.-THE papers from California are
very edifying. A string Of such items
run together as these make up all
the news Of interest. "A MAN SHOT.
The Mokelumme Hill correspond
ent Of the Sacramento Union, says
that an intoxicated man was shot who
nlistook the Jail for his hotel" IA
BIe BAND or HORSE THIEVES Saml.
McClintock was arrested at jackson,
a week ago on! the charge of horse.
stealing "The body ola man says
the Placer Times, was found on Mon
day the 9Th Of June. The Coroner's
Jury found the body Of another man
near the same place." DuELs.--Mr.
Hays and MIR. John Nugent went in
to Ridley's ranch and fought a duel at
ten PAGES. Joseph Borella was
executed in the outskirts Of Stockton,
on Friday afternoon. Jolly Sebas-
tian, Frenchman has been sentenced
to be hung This is generally the
substance Of the news from the gold
regions, and has no variety If we ex-
cept lie thrown in now and then,
about a rich nugget Of Gold mixed with
quartz, = having been dug up, at Hop.
kin's Greek, or somebody elses creek
which is generally a decoy To lead
simple minded people into the barren
mountains to have their threats cut.
U1t is deemed very great dis
grace by the Chinese to have the cue
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U1t is deemed very great dis
grace by the Chinese to have the cue
cut off. It lisa much greater stigma
and more lasting, than for Christian
or Mahomedan to have his nose pull.
ed. A Chinaman who stole $40O al
Dry Town 10 California, was sentenced
to receive Is lashes and have his cue
cut off. The lashes were supportable
but when Il come to cutting off his cue
he begged Justify, and asked to be
killed rather than be deprived Of his
sacred cue. After being dealt with
in this manner by the Christians he
was turned over to his own people, -
WHIPPED again, and his left ear cut off.
He was then marched off to San
Francisco. but the party in charge Of
the poor fellow got tired Of hiin--led
him aside and blew his brains out.
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The MECHANICS AND TRADERS
BANK.--This bank has been reorgan-
lied under the new free banking law,
with capital of 81 100000 in 1000
shares of 800 each, all of which has
been taken, The names of the SUBJ
scribers and the amount of their res
pective shares viii be found in the
advertisement on the third page of
to-days Picayune. The board Of Di-
rectors, to serve until the third Mon
day in January next, is composed Of
Messrs. Uriah H. Dudley, Samuel
Stuart, Benjamin F. Fox, A. D. Cross
man, Jos. W. Carroll, Thos. Lang
ridge, w. F. Vredenburg, Samuel
Jamison and John Hall. Mr.. Dudley
is President, and Mr.. Gustave Cruzat
the Cashier Of the bank. We see that
the old bank Office on Canal Street is
undergoing complete renovation and
fitting up.--Pscoynze.
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rr-The following is taken from ati


rThe following is taken from ati
old paper:
Thursday, II August. 1887
Died at Westminster, Mr.. Benjamin
Jonsor, the most famous, accurate, and
learned poet Of our age, especially in
the English tongue, having left be.
hind him many rare peices, which have
sufficiently demonstrated to the world
his worth. He was buried the next
day following, being accompanied to
his grave With all, or the greatest part
Of the nobilitye and centric then in
the towne."
The HoNof or UGLINEss. 1T Is
curious to observe that an ugly face is
generally in the indication Of hui
morous and witty mind it suggests
innumerable exhilarating wltticisms
in the wearer himself, and is the cause
Of wit in others. There is scarcely y
merry, shrewd, witty fellow in fcti.
tious history but has the honor Of
ugliness attributed to him. Ksop
was a very ugly little hunchback ;
uglier still was Socrates, no less
man of wit and man Of humor than
a philosopher. The heroes Of Rabela.
is we're famous for their personal de-
formity ; Sancho Panza, bis master,
and Rozinante, were, in their several
conditions, absolutely patterns Of this
interesting qualification. Hudibras and
Ralpbo we're still more conspicuously
ugly. Scarron, the fasorite wit Of
France, was the most deformed little
creature lovely woman ever allowed
herself to be coupled to.
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coffin IN the little old church. How beau
titul she looked. in her white burial robe
loo fair and sweet for death; TOO boly. had
there not been 2 resurrection beyond
Close beside her stocd The friends of her
girlhood. gazing on that young face as il
they would fain call her hack to life, and
lis sweet love. So they laid sweet Alice
to sleep in the old church.yard, aud those
who had looked coldly on her, took In
Their sorrowing hearts a sweet memory Of
The early dead.
There was agony TOO deep for utter.
ance, when the strong, ardent.hcarled man,
whose guiding star had been the love Of
that sweet girl, came back 10 find the cot
iage home desolate, find Ali G sleeping be-.
meath a grey stone in The church yard.
But God and lime are merciluI, and as
years passed away, he came 10 lhink Of
her as gafabded in the golden fuilage Of
the Eden-ldnd. ..... ...,..
This was the memory that his friends
sang Of, as they SAT In the Summer twi
light, years afterward, and talked of the
faces 'hst had glimmered and faded in
their early pathway; how Of slI lbe glad
hearts childhood had clustered togelAer.
only they two were left. Some slept in
!he tremulons ocean; soms in the jungle
depths; others in ihe forest SHADE, and be.
meath The waving prairie grass. Spne
there were gho slept peacefully in the old
churchyard, and amUng these, The falresl
and the best was "sweet Alire." All, he
c"nld never have forgotten that.
lie h,d heard from the lips Of lai des
ol4te mol.rr ere she went to sleep beside
her darling, how palen: ad! holy Alice
had grown; how she had passed calmly
away in her saintlike beauiy; leaving
messages that fond, yearning heart, only
could dictate. Down in his heart, deep.
or than any other earthly thing, had be
lain them; cherished their beauty and
gfeenne's. Many a time had The spirit.
form OF sweet Alice risen hotnre bis eyes,
in all The beauty Of thai far of land he saw
but ST. Iimly. and he knew when The thing
we cali life had emerged into immortality,
he should meet her again.
Years afterwards they laid Ben Bolt to
sleep by The side Of sweet Alice.
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45pstrq.
~1NNNNNIS~~I
RICH AND POOR.
q BY WILLIAM II. CARPENTER.

J sgsg ny WILLIAM II. CARPENTER.
Isaw pale young girl, in tatters, stand
Beside lady loiterpg at her door;
OF rarest TISSUES was the dress she pore--
The supplunt lifted timidly her hand. W
A weak, appealing gesture sore it was, .,
To which her raised eyes, bright with tears TN
shed,
Mutely responded. "pity the poori" they saId
And thus she stood and pleaded her sad cause.
The naughty lady-with vacant stare
Down looking from the mountain of her pride,
1.-THE oTn creature standing by her side
Shook from her Satins, odors on the air:
Just then came by lonely widows's child,
Vic, placing in the begsur's palm the food
Which lis own fnnger crnyed, in tones snbduod
Said .take il, f = you neSd il most" and smiled
The scornful dame, rebuked d; that s"eet "ght'
Bushed through the crimson nIUcLery u her
rugej a. ps.
Then lfed, with curling lip, her huge
And stalply figure 10 ils silken height.
oh, lofty lady, when at Iienvea's gate
Your iranchisod soul stands pleading for ad,
'mittance,
The guardian spirit will recall the pittance
Denied the outcast in your worldly state.
Oh, tender urcbin, soft angelic eyes
Watched and recorded that good deed Of thine;
After liic's travail you shall see it shine,
Az s'nr- emhlazonnd on your native skies
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Dagunrrcan Gnlicry.

MR.. y. NJ. ENSMINGER wouldrcs pcctruly
vi inform the public that he has permanently
located in thetown of Ashland. Hisrooms are
hiiod up with special regard to the comfort OF
visitors, who will always he welcome. whether
'h"y wsn rnrutkcness, or callto SCI tho gale.
~ OF pictures,
Determined tospNre nclthe palns orcxpcnsc
Mr. Eusmiurcr viii furnish nkcresscs that shall
not be surpassed. His prices vary from 7j cents
TO 50 90. ..
eJ- Hs rooms may be found in The Second story
@ me building nor occupied by WGHdck g. CtgiR.
August s, INF
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

III ANNAu HOWARD will take notice, that
IL Marvin Howard has filed his petition il
the Coutt Of COmmyn Pleas of Ashland County
Ohio, for "a divorce from tho said Hannah l0r
tho causes Of gross neglect of duty, habitual
drunkenness for three years, and three years will.
ful absence said petition to be heard At the next
November term Of said Court.
VIM. y. LOCKWOOD,
Sol. for Petitioner.
August ~, 1853. Owls
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HO TO the Rescue,

Nowts The hae 10 ms. yOW Property.
j. SPRENGLE is Agcntfor number OF the
AI' best FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and HEALTH
ms. COMPANIES in the United States. Persons
wishing iusuranceinpny ortho above Iepnr rtpents
vii find tito theiradvauiSgo to call on The ABOVE.
at the Office Of the Ashland MutualIns. Co.
Nov 10, 1851. 2bIt
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A CAR D.

NERs.M. McNULTY having purchased and
mi completely renovated the 'McNulty HOUSE, : u !
ia,diy 4 kept by Mr.. Robinson, is now prepared
to meet her numerous friends and cus'omers-- ,.--
She tbsrefore respectfully invites the travelling
public % give her call, as she is deterE'heo 70
use every effort in her power to make eomiortp-
BILE all those who may favor her with their custom
Having engaged the serviees OF M; a. W. MEL.
STEINER, as Landlord, who itisweii known slanus
at Tho ion of his profession, in that capaciy,t the
nnhlic nerd no better guaranty that their every
Want will be complied with. An industrious and
a,tentiye Ostler manages the stables, and every
attention will be puidto horses placed in his
charge. ,rHu SOD an, .r
Ashland January &c, 1853. S0tt
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NO1lNE,

w llEREAS, my wife Mary has lrft my he'd and
" hoard without cause or rrovocotinni therefore,
liorewa,n all pertons lom tuftlns or harbOring her
on my aeoout, IN will not he accountable for any Of
heI contracts, ADAM ROSEBoRoUGH.
NernIllion lr, Ashland CO., Sept, 80. 1855, aNcOt
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CO "GLLGAM RALST0N, Watch and
E1A w Clock-Maker, ,Mun-strcct, Ash land, +,
E,SAOhio. Gold and stecl Pens, and a choice
variety ofJewolry, kept constant! on hand
January, 1888. 36
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sMAIL pRoF1Ts For READY PAY.
BALDN Ess CURED
r. n erson's American Hair Restorative,

EnersOhs AMVTICuH IH'II TU''OI
ell. ',Uss .... AN
E)R restoring tho Hair on heads hoPeless'y
1 bid, and to prevent the hair from falling,
ii'wihnin, golden opinions from persons VINO are
H,inq il. This is a new article, recently intro
d,ccd 10 the public, and will stand on its own
merits. Some Of tho bss citizens OF Cleveland
and pittaburg, who ware hopeessly bald few
months since, have now the evidence oD their
heads 10 shew Of its smerits, The pJoprietors have
ssch confidence in it that they authorize their
age6ts to take heads on gnarautees-prce to be
agreed upon between the parte'.
G.S >; sI,.., RIs,sa. Ashland.
,H' HAYES & KiNNISGEu, llayesyille.
C.. r. FISHER 4 CO., proprfetors,
pa. b7, Superior ST., Cleveland, ,''io'
May 1873, ly4
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~" Why don't YOU limit yoursplf!"
said aphyscian to an Incorporate person I;
"set down q stake that yOu will 90 so far
and no farther"
80 | do" said The ioper: ''butI set i,
so far of, that | always get drunk before
| get 10 IT,"
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" The escape OF John Mitchell and
John Martin fran Australia is confirmed,
and they have 81 written 10 their friends
in New York. whore MrchgH h,s no.
ther, two sisters aud brother, all Of lIrp
most cstima5le peYi@t. '-' '" W (" ~
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Ashland, sept. "A, 1851 6wi7 PISA 90


THE subscriber Ia prepared to act as Agen for
the sale, purchase and exchange Of Real rs.
tate in this aud the adjoining counties; also, for
the renting OF town property. lie will advertise
iOr those who desire It. A reasonable charge
will be made whcra the object desired Is elcctod;
eQd where il is not no charge will be made OK.
cept for the cost of advertising. Any person
wishing to SELL, PURCHASE, EXCHANGE or RENT
Real Estate, may 6ni i to their advantage to
Clerks. GEO. II PARKER
Ashland, August Is, 1853. l3tf
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IN S UR A NJ @ e.
ASHLAND MUTUAL ms. co.
Accumulated A Capital $
-.2 S1OO,O0O!---


II. ErrmrN, Q. Rr'ssu, :. o. irStSa',
n. h. ULARw, J, CRlLt, J. u; T. SAMrsGl'
j. McsGRAvG, Ia, J, SmuSnLr,, a. HrrrAAS
OFFICERS.
p, Rs.xR, Pres, L. J. srRryolg Sre., j. GrALt, Treas
rNHlS we'll supwn Company continues TO Insure iAc
safer kin,s Of property, Un the iuOst favorable
terms against LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIkE:
Buiidiny, and Sher contents, situated on Farms
are insured al rates low sSt can possibly DC enorq
ed BY ady sound tliSituiOn. Properly burheu ny
!ightnins il paid. PJNsies issued lJr one or h'e
years. 10 silt customers ...
40 EXTRA HAZARDS TAKEN BY THIS CO.,
yit. Sirslh J,ls Of every descttp,joni Ds,incries
Hack Smith shops, Carpenter ano Cabinet shops,
wIvlsa nn;gs VI liqldnSs aud alike SaLardOus pro-
rrdF. 49,. ..f =, -... l., ,i,u ,,,o,o,, :,
cy.,4rI TO los, or dJmOse by IRE. TO secure fpUty
without delay ~ this Cplgpbuyi ssh "fF n;f"1
ptfiJr Alyaha!rs aver others doing business ~ VHP,
1d, itisa hume instituu0n. VIII pas W. tdst w
4 the iuii an Int of damages 20 mol tNfeel lhc fu
insIred Id Insurance takes effect The Jay lbe dpPll
catiJu IA made. It tue insured moi Liable beyond lhh
pce,niGn oote jtl. sarFtqs t4nd DIVIDED amlng tne
1ais lnpIny haNng atlpedle plans OF tile bcst ahl
~ at successful tern Gnmpptnts. nave -ntcr'ltl
huyDnl lhdr most saIsuine expectations lug F"u
many has never N NG al a-sessncnt, hut on we tou'
tfnt; have returned ahqndsOmo dividend to1l Nhosc
y hUles nave expired Great caution Is exercised 10
the selection NJ the risks aud the business O lhe com
ptuy ir jDne by careful local Agents, VINO glFe nonH
l. tNc sum Of five kunred dollars eac Tor the faithful
p,r( umanCe Ol thrir duties, ~ 80 DONG we aSSnt
duo ptbliChat the Directors ave resolved to DO aSge
Iaiied husucss, rather ihan large, haidrdga' 9Lr
Apply tor iasureuce to b.Jen. Sprcnge, o. Tue 0i
Gcanf The Company, Op Main St. Ashland, OHIO OF
tho Agents Ia III jst athc principal TOWNS oil Tue
btiG.I .g.."
ya.s nmg Tie farmers fur applications. TO whom
gibrt ipllGemeutsw will be offered, APp'y post pA'-
4 thH secretary.
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ar. Eno,,,as taavS.

Practitioner Of Medicine and Surgery,
CAvANNAH, Ashland County, Ohio : also
y Justice Of the Peace, aud Notary Public.
April l3.-iyH
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DR.. J. p. SMITH,
,l,nic anil M1rOpalhic Phusic,on.

Botanic AMI WdFopdth'c Physie'0n'
II,vIYG pcrnpmently established himself in Ash
| land Ashland county, Ohio, on the north Street,
oppositc Mr Druufs Calling Machine, lie would just
ssE Ia tLs citizens aud nhShitalts VI the surround
n rostry that he holds himself in readiness at all
inns to attend to all business connected will his
~ psolrs'ion.
Ashland, May eG,lSj2 III
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New JcyYclry store.

ga I GoODFBLLOW has opened. In
a,<sf,YA L. the new room 2doors east Of ReE
cMs ySN nors store, on Main Street, watch
AM ~ and lcwelry establishment, where no
IN NZia will offer every article usually kept In
SSS-=SsasH such esiaUnsnmenls, at very low rates
Amonshs stock may he found,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Ladies Gold Breaches, Grape, Ensmeel, Cluster and
Knot, Ear Drops, Hoops aud rings. Gold Rings
Loekets. Pencils, Cnf Pins Scarf Pins, Keys; pure
silver, German Silver aud Plated Spoons Butter
Knives, Salt and Sugar Shovels. Spectaoles and
Cases Of all kinds Knives, Needles, Pens and Holders
Port Monies, Dressing and Pocket Combs, Eye Shades
and Goggles. compasses, Clocks, AGcoTaeons, &c,
June q. laj9.-Iy3 '7
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SllERIFF'S SALE.
Robertson Brothers & Co.. 10 Ashland

Alexander Bnchan.
DURSUANT to the couimaRd ofap Alias Ven
i di Expoues issued in the above case from
vac court of common pleas Of Ashland county
nI,S State OF Ohm to me directed will expose
To guhlc allo Al the door Of lhe court house in
slil county .r.. .o-l
Oa ilIOaday tic 2iM day of October,
A y, 1858, between the hours Of ten O'Clock A NJ
aud four O'Clock NJ OF said day the following
described Real Estate situate and being in the
county OF Ashland and State al OHIO TO wit; Lots
plumber twcnty-thrco (a3) and twoniy-i0ur tai) in
tho town orAshhnd 10 bo soldtas the property
of Aloyandor Buchan. Appraised at four hun
,drcd dollars Terms Of sale cash,
JDJONES, Sherif.
Ashland Sept. 81, 1853, !. ,lSw5p'33
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gsrns Of AdsetiisIgg,.


oussqusrs iJhnr, or less, . wssksofieS eIYp
Every subseqneHi inscrtlon ........ -.
Que squa c moHths -. ...... 81
Que square o na0nihs ......... .sss.i. ..tsi. -
Ono square one year ..... ,..-st.+..... htt
One f0nrth column one teaf III. S.s........I ~
ouethird column per year II ,.,U.,... Ett
One alfe0lumn PeTycar ,................iS 20
Two ihrdsOfa column per year ....,.. ea.i
One column per yeHr...,.. .,t.....e., :gtt
Advertisers shouldslways d'signste the Hrmirr -
lnseroEsthry want given their advertisements oil,
wir, they wilIbo eontnucd unit ordered tli. a. +.
be charged by The square. -
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TIIOS. J. BULL,
.7jiomy al Lar and Justice Of h'
Prdrr: ..
LOUpnN WILLIE, OHIO.
PHYSICIANS.
]. w. KINMAMAN, N. D.

Practitioner Of Medicine s. Surgery:
MAY be consulted at his residence on Main
Nk street, Ashland, Ohio. June 4, iSbl.-2
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..s" CALIFORNIA
LIFE tNSUR CE

ollo LIFE Insurance COMPANY OF GIN
OH. .... ClNNArI, ONO ....
FEN Ifs reliable Company is prepared to insure
tho Lives all persons in good health, b'd'
on the Mltuil anl Joint Stock plan, their
CNplTAL Is 100000 DOhhARS!
All prid in, aud managed bya Do9rd ot DlrGe,
,lctIrs, composed of mon Of c,PitaI, integrity
inI ,aiu,nce. TLis Complny VIII insure INC
:,,t ,tnarsnns dcsiroust to visit the GOLD kE-
IDV ,r California, at per cent. extra. yer
ans r,:nqto California should not lailto secure
,,h,,ritniies Policy Of insurance on tue"
E. sesa,Glll lpd get plwpblota examine Tue
rpIIgylua by tAis isGompany,
- l., ]. SpRENGLE. Agent
At,ae Jlioq, Ashland Mutual Fire Insurance
:rnllAf id,iyis 0sterin NJ. D. Mediealex
m incr for this County.
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.nURSUANGt 20 she command ofa Decrotal Or
der, iss1cd in the abnve case, from the Cour
.,i rommnn Pleas Of Ashland county, and State
Ohio to me directed, will expose to public sale
1T tho door0f the Court Hcuse, IN said count,