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pZ : ESs-'> NssynUS AND INTIGNRt-ING Cor
,.,r The rr.at-st discovery in medical science.
rris 4s,oaishiug preparation for raising up weak
constitution ietiiateI ~ CARE labor, study or dis
,,ss acts Ike charm. It gives strength and ape
,ts AMI pa -S,.sSss great inyiCoratinr properties
For Heart Disease, al Nervous Affections, Flatu
l..,-- Heart Burn Ers:leSSness. NaTlbnesS. Neural
20, rti-ia- the spirits, and giving power to the
" hole SYSTEM - y almost miraculous ia its cGpct
~ cents bottle.
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FASHIONABLE HAT & CAP STORE.
H NJ

Washington Place, IN ST., bet,csen D and f.
- HAS now and keeps constantly .on
K! hand an excellent assortment of HATS ES
"aCAPS and FELT BONNETS and Misses
FLATS of the latest styles and best quality which.
he oilers for sale on the most accommodating terms
dec lG-lw
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New Crab Apple cider, Cranberries

New Crab Apple Cfder, CrRhberrfes.
VIRGINIA made pure crab Cider, superior TOR
mince pies whole, half quarter. and eighths
boxes Raisips Currants at 20 cents ID: best quail
ity serdless Smyrna Rasins at % cents lb, fgyP-
tan Currauts at l211 cents III; good article for
cake bakers thin skin Fig IN small drums,
very superior At 90 rents. ami other kinds 1T l-ss
prices Conserve Ginger and jars al preserved ginger
Cooking Raisns; Cox's be- English sparliHC Gela-
tno JelIies Of all kinds and Of the Lest quality, in
handsome glass Jars 25 cents each; superior RosOo
Maras .hino at 81 bottle; spiced Pickles ready fer
use,very fine AT IS cents hundred; very SUPERB
new Hams; best quality family ana super6ne Hour,
in barrels and bags Of all the fvorite brands ground
Mace Nutmegs, Cloves. and other SPICES, Iut up il
small packages expressly for family use, and may lie
relied being fresh and Of the purest quality
Fsmilie. dealing with will lot bBve to send from
to store 10 get such articles as they wish as
nay assortment is so general that all can hn
n,oiatsd. fsr.s a. T. .... . -,,,l,, f,roc,
fof Ssie at Nd and Vermont avenue,
Ioihe' VI 10 north Jackson Statue.
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VEGETABLE OIL, ADAMANT1NE

Candles, &C..
10 boxes Adamsntine Candles, by The box at %
echts, aEd Mt retail ut 25c. per ID.
casks pure Vegetable Oil at 81 per gal, burns
free, without the offensive odor Of whale oil
Refined Whale Oil 81 per gallon
Best Sperm Oil, aud all kinds of Candles, at low
ptces. u. NJ. P. KING,
der 1B--pp2w Corner 18th and SITS
CILtEHpLATED SPOONS AND FORks-I have
- just received splendid assortment OF the above
goods. made to order tn prevent imposition, " hich
selling as low inferior article is offered in the
market.
Also nIhand, very select assortment of Ivory
handled Knives an | Forks of every variety, at low
prices. II. LISDSLEY,
dec 21-2aw2w Fa. av.. bet. 9th and 10th sts.
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DIR. Hoit's Compound p,.c,, 81,

DR.. Eoits Compound Peach sxrn,.
tHIS Compound no" e<tshli.lr,d ia u,.iyrrs,I =,
yoF by ITS nckunwled sel III, rit ior thu cnr. of
f'ufLs' c'ii'' 'roaP h"o?ing cough, every dis
esse Oh the throat and lungs il without par,ilel
Every faulty shUu,. tuppIy themselves with s.
supply sf Dr. Holt's PEACH SYRUP, TO L., ps.t a. .
u preventive IA -ilciue "
soil IN Washington by T. stott, d. u. Clarke, W.
Elliott, G.. T.. Davis. }. u. Stone Eyans Syt,.,..r
'r. bItt, Garin"r. aHi by the Druggists gener,Ilv
lii Baltimsre, urOr ,etOwn, AlexanIris, and Ricb.
noDd. ~
Price twenty-five cents per bottle.
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FENCING SCHOOI.

(fIEFALIER NIEbZIELSKI late Major NJ tbs
- nunE'rian army iDstructs in all the branch. |.
"tihe healthy aal gallant accomplishment Of Flnc
la- IS 5-ht in E;GroFe aai ArlrrIca ard now the
fishoa%Si1 acclmplisbID III IF al Amcriern gpntle.
inan-so conducive to health, erScefu attitude, and
Gsf new a-4uirement :
Ierms -ix lesson. s3-Iz lessons - in advance
N"s 4@-lSsl nsSr cor. 18th and Pa ave
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FOR ALI. DISEASES OF TIFF KIDNEYS AND
RGkDDrR

DR. J. & Ross COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUcHU.-ThiS is decidedly Of the best remedies
ever u7,- for diseases of the kidneyS bladder, &c,
sni si<n f'r c"Jtv affections: always highly
U1ealri l,y the lat, DR.. PhySr, airi nlany of the
most GiStin; diShei medical men abroad. Price 81
cents.
DR. J. : Ross G0LnCN Pills for Falling Of the
Wonh, Female Weakness, Debility, ami Relaxation.
Price 81 crGts.
D-. }. 5. Ea5Es FEs,LE SrECIFIC.-A remedy for
fsinfn. NenStrustiGn, Leucnrrhra or Whites. Price
one .lollar.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, &C.
The Liver bring the lsrgeS; gland in the human
boiy. il is more frequently dsrsngetl than any other
Then follows dySr"pss, constipation cold feet and
lnss of spp"ii'athc skin becomes yeflor the spirits
dreop, aEd there is great avrrsnr T. society Re-
gulate the liver, AMI you correct all these evils
The surrst preparations to take Dr. Ros4's CELE
sEtTEp RN.Epip OF ANTI BILIOUS PILLS. They carry
OF the bile, and soon give appetite and strength,
His DTSPETsIt COMPOUND should he taken where
person has been troubled with Dyspepsia for l+ng
time.-Price 80 cents Bet for colds bilious habits
jAundirr. &c, take DR.. Roses ANTIBILIoUs OR RAIL
ROAD PIILS, i2l5 sRd % cents per box.
All of the above preparations, with Pr Kosr's
Medical adviser to persons in Sickness and in HEALTH
IN b. hSi of u. d. Gilman. Charles Stott Co.. W.
II. Gilman, John W. Marin, Patterson & Nairn,
W. Morrison, William T. Evans. kidwell Law
Eence, J. B. Scnrs, Washington: j. l.. Kilwell
tiaorgetcwa; End by all dealers in Alexanjria. Vr-
ginia- sep "a
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NOTICE TO DELINoUKNT TAXPAYERS

Ccllecfor's Once, Dee. IA, 1853.
~ orlCE IL hereby given that the li.t of delin
quent property is in course of preparation. and
VIII be comple'ei and published on or about tho lst
9iJannary, lS14 All persons Interested .r. earnest
" requ.s ed to come forwerrI ard .y payng) relieve
the uiidefslsn.d foe the unpleasant duty of enforc
ing the collection. and themselves from the onerous
additional expense attending an advertisements
X. j. ROCHE
dec 15-dtJan1 rni,rf,r
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tHs EvsHtso srAa
MyDicIsEs WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
nIYE SATISFACTION.

NRJ k13E Z 80 honorary m~tnhar ~ the
ID rEItI,.ih bis Iriir-i s'-'icty. AMI graduated
A., ,ssi ,n the ta,Vs rSitJ of rsnnryIyania, under
"a. .asla1-- Of the truly eminent Professors Phys
- Ca.priIn tiihs'n, CrN". Jauss shi Hare, names
-...lr,t-I ~ m-li-ql --i"ncr. Bring soiicit"t hy
,,ps,r!. { ~. patient to 'ut up h- Preparations,
t nee offers Z, thg p,in.ic tire results vi his ex-
n,,na for the past thirty y-,rs the following val
,u,,I, Tamilv Ny.rineS, ,Jch s~c saif-f o g's-
- 4.
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no YOU SUFFER wlTI ANY PAIN, IF

20 YOU SUFFER WITH ANY PAINT IF you
hn YOU will find lrietistc relief hy using DR.. J. 3
Hass's Fam CEsE 1t is tba only preparation which
r,I-rs almost insanity Sore Throat rheumatism,
fr",R Colds, Pains in the side, back or limbs, Fane
Ear or TOOthache: Stcp'ach Bowels, Side or Back,
Stiff Neck, Bruises, Corns AMI Chi.blai1s. Where
ever ypu hare pain the Pain Curer, safe to all
ages Price I2I% % and so cts.
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HOME OF THE BRAVE.

sr q. ". {.
Harness me down with yonr iron bands.
Be sure ofy0ur curb and rein;
For scorn the power of your puny hands,
AS the tempest scorns a chain.
How laughed as lay concealed from sight,
-T Full Blail! countless hour
AT the childish boast of human might
And the pide of human powers
[Soms Of Steam.
Hold me 1iU*n with iron Fad-,
Get Mexican curb and rein,
For sing OF the pruIdest of mortal lands.
- Ami Pm likely To hurst my BRAN,
My thoughts. like rockets, mount the sky,
Sail wilder, and brighter, and higher,
Aid it s well 10 have an engine by,
Or III set the World on IRE
When think of OUT army upon the land,
Our navy upon tie sea,
| cannot express how passing grand, .
How wonderful are we!
Men who are only she slaves of trade,
Who watch how the "markeisD 60,
Little have they of our strength surveyed,
And nought of our glory know
Eut I, who have stood on the l,attlc.HeId
by the side OF the great Old Zach"
Opposing my bosom, as freedoms shield,
TO the insolrnt foes attack
Why, can Judge of the maiesty.
The might of freeman soul:
His look Is H. ighining's hril'iaucy,
His voice is the tImndcr'S roll
Ha. la ha when they thought to d3.Lnt
Our few with their countless host
"Surrender.'' they cried said Zach sswe siIant I.
And we gave them "Brags'' for Their boast.
Q, then, our ''grape, y how il made them reel
Like sailors Just come ashore;
And they sud 'rniytnrned otbe "ngit about wheel,
And did not TASK for Mote -
iIurra hurra 1t shall ever be
As il was in Mexico,
If you pluck the beard of s'thc brave and free,
Look out for blood to flow!
If YOU take not heed Df the crimson lines
Writ on our flag by Mars,
As certain as CaIItOrnia's mncS
Wen make you ''sce the stars -
Stronger than any niher-The .4uthor.
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PATENT MEDrC1NEs.--There is now
pending before the Senate of Virginia a
bill entitled, "a bill requiring that the
box, bottle or envelope containing any
nostrum OF quack medicine exposed for
sale in this Commonwealth shall have
connected Herewith label in which the
ingredients of such nostrum or quack
medicine shall be printed in English ~
The invocation of legislative interposition
in this matter seems not to be we'll rel
ished by the Druggists and .Apothecaries
in Richmond, who have held meeting,
at which Alexander Duval presided, and
preamble and resolutions vert adopted,
setting forth that the bill was introduced
to throw out of competition with the reg
lar faculty class of remedies, which
while they did not pretend to recommend
them, had been used by the public who
had tested their efficiency and yielded to
them reputation which has given them
currency and value with the people
No, folk Herald.
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I. O. o. z. and Masonic Depot

/. Q, Q. z. and Masonic DEPOT
e. A. GIL BBS,
- NO. ." BALTIMORE STREET BALTIMORE Mn,
MANUFACTURERS of 1. O. O p RE ID MEN
vi M ASONlCs rna all other Societies REG
LAS, BANNERS, FLAGS, and JEWELS consisting
OF every variety Of style for Odd Fellows, Ma.
sonic, Red Men, Sons of T cmpe rance,
etc h9lng more extensive and complete assortment
than can J." fund in lhe UNITED SrAlrs,
MEMBERS AND 0FrrFfs If TIE HaftAiis Ortl.rs con
BE- supplied witt. &ts style or dc' ign from the com
Pletr assortment alw.ys hand, without being oc-
caSioned the delay necessary execute their orders
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ADvERTIsING.-The money spent in
systemic advertising is seed sown in good
ground, to the business man and the
merchant, from which he will ,i' 1ue
season. reap a rich and ahr~Is,I,t harvest.
Even if for years - spends all his profits
hevond " nat is necessary for subsistence,
i'll this way, he will find he has done
wisely in the end. Few persons have
pursued such o course for any length Of
time, but they have had cause to be
thankful for the pertinacity with which
thev adhered to a resolution which al
first, they were half inclined to believt
was money thrown away. a55 2.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA ID
AUE EDft e,
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY.
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS. AND
AND ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM A DISORDERED LIV-
Err OR STOMACH. . ...
tp thh 1Itad. Acidity Of the stomach. Nanses
Heartburn, Digest for Food, Fullness or Weight in
the stomach, Sour Eructutions. Sinking or Fiutter
log at the Pit of the Stomach. Swimming of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing Flutterinr
at the Heart, Choking or Sufrocatng Sensations
when IN lying posture, Dimness of Visicn, Dot
or Webs before the sight. Fever and Dull Pain in
tile head Deficiency of Perspiraton. YelIownes IS OF
the skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side. Back Chest
Limbs, 81. sudden flushes of Heat, Burning ip
the Flesh, Constant lmaginings of evil, and Great
Depression of Spirits,
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Mf U. $. SILK AND BUNT-k.2,
lSSFI FL AGS, II f. Il.
Ef & T. s, re NM ANTS ia
sTRE e. III - as, &c, &C..
from to in feet, suitable for MILITARY COMPA-
MES, POLITICAL fAhTIES HOTELS. &c, loper
than they can De had in the United States
Addr.ss-E. T., GIBBS,
No.7S Baltimore stree t, Baltimore, Md.
sep l9-2m-
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STEAM LAUNDRY.

Pa avsnue, between n anti 9th streets.
nov SG-ah2w&,llw .'.-
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Pa. av., south side, bet. 9th and 10th sts.
dec lq-pn.Sm
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THE PATRIOT PRISONERS

Stronger than any n,her.-7He .4uthor.
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DR.. :. Ross G0LnCN pills for Falling of the
womb, Female Weakness Debility, ami Relaxation.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-07-20

{ 100. When Il shall becume the duty
Of The constable TO lake the body Of any
person to the Jail Of the county, he shall
deliver 10 The sheriff or jailor certified
copy of,he execution, commitment other
process, whereby he ll6lds such person in
custody, snd return the original to the jus
lice who issued the same; which copy
shall be sufficient authority To The sheriff
or jailor TO keep the prisoner in Jail, unkl
discharged BY due course Of law.
s 200. ConsIables shall pay over The
party ,ntiIled thereto. all moneys received
by them in their official capacity. il demand
be made BY s0ab party, his agent or allor-
ney, at any time before he returns The
writ upon which he has received il; il not
paid over by that time, be shall pay the
same to the justice when he returns the
writ.
20l. Constables shall he liable 10 ten
per cent. pcnalty upon the amount Of
damages for which judgment may be en-
tered against them for failing to make re-
turn, making false return: or failing to
pay over money bv them collected, or
received in their official capsciiy. and
such judgment must include, in addition to
the damages and costs, the penalty hersn
provided.
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THE TEXAS rARANTULA.



This Texas of ours is an astonishing
prolific country. Every field stands lux
urian,, crowded--so that ii can scarce
wave under the breeze-wilh corn, or SUI
gar, or wheat, or cotton. Every cabin is
full and overlooking, through all its doors
and windows with white haired children.
On every prairie are deer, prairie hens
and cattle. Every river and creek are
alive with fish. The whole land is cleo.
trio with lizards perpetually darling about
among the grass like flashes of green light,
ming. We have too much prairie and too
little forest, for great multitude or varie.
ty Of birds. But in horned frogs, scorpi.
ons, taranlulas and cenlipeds, we beat the
universe. Every has seen horned
frogs, You see them in jars in The win.
dows Of apothecaries. You are enlrealed
10 purchase them by loa6ng boys on the
eveo at New Orleans. They have been
neatly soldered up in soda hoxes, and
mailed by young gentlemen in Texas to
fair ones in the old States. The fair ones
receive the neat package from the pos, Of.
fec, are delighted at the prospect of da.
gnerreoIype-perhaps jewelry-open the
packages eagerly, aud faint, as the frog
within hops out, in excellent health upon
them. A horned frog is simply, a very
harmless frog, with very porlcntous horns.
1t has horns, because every thing in its re-.
gion-lrees, shrubs, grass even, has thorns
land nature makes it in keeping with all
around ii. A whole menagcrie of them,
would not be expensive. They are con
tented to live upon air, and can live il lie,
sired, | am told, for several months with,
out even that. ..f. .-.
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Nagurrream GaIIery.

MIR. +. NJ, ENSMINGER would respectfully
INl inform the public thatho has permanently
located in the town of Ashland. His rooms are
fitted up with special regard to the comfort oi
visitors, who will always be Welcome, whether
they wish for LIKENESS ,or callto see the gallery
orpictures.
Determined tospare neither paine or expense
Mr.. Ensmiuger will furnish likenessos that shall
not be surpassed. His prices vary from 10 cents
to 90 90.
w His rooms may be found in the SECOND story
ofihe building nov occupied by WaHGck 4 Cc6in
AugustS. lltf
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Ho to the Rescue.

T, NOwrS The time TO hs, your Property.
r J,SPRENGLE is Agentio number OF the
IL. best FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and HEALTH
ms. COMPANIES in the United States. Persons
wishing insurance in any orthe above departments
will find Il to their advantage to call on the above
at Tho Office Of tho Ashland MulualIns. Co.
Nov. 10, 1851. 2bu
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II II vi OVAL.

7 w. BARNES has removed his GROCERY
81 STORE, from the old Stand formerly oc.
cupiod by A. W. Peters, to the building formerly
occupied as the Mansion House by S. Rutan,
nearly opposite the Sampsel House, He would
be happy to SEQ all his old trends aud customers,
and as many new ones as may be disposed to give
him call. His assortment of FAMILY GRO
CERlES is complete.
Ashland, Nov. 3, 1852,
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Dob bs says that the Devil is an allegor.
cal character, and means debt. 10 debt
he Traces all the pride and trouble in the
world, and large portion Of crime. Run.
ming in debt leads to imprudence; impm.
dence 10 dissipation; and dissipation to
night bra wiling, low spirits, ugliness and as,
SAUL and battery. Going on tick has ru.
ined more men than gin and sugar. lIkiIls
industry, and checks economy. The man
who pays cash Cr his purchases will make
a dollar 60 as far again as any other person.
Strike kdgers out Of existence, ud the
world would once more return To The gold.
en- age, There would be no more law
suits, no more endorsements. M deputy
sherds, no sealing wax, no red tape, No
self muraers-in short, no nothing but it
duslry and perseyerauce-high spirits and
receipied board bills. Great invention,
that cash.
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A GAR D.

MFRS. M. McNULTY having purchased and
Nl completely renovated the 'McNulty House,
lately kept by Mr.. W. Robinson, Is now prepared
to meet her numerous friends and customers
She therefore respectfully invites the travelling
public to give her a call, as she is determined to
use every effort in her power to make comforta-
BILE all those who may favor her with their custom.
Having engaged the services ofMr. A. W. MEL.
sHEIMER, as Landlord, who tits well known stands
at the top Of his profession in that capacity, the
public need no better guaranty that their every
want will be complied with. An industrious and
attentive Ostler manages the stables, and every
attention will be paid to horses placed in hi'
charge.
Ashland, January 26, 1853. 36tf
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RrpllOVnI.

MICHAEL MILLER would inform his old
IIlfienda aud the public that he has removed
site the sampsel House. lie Will Keep constantly
on hand
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DE. ThOllns aIaYs.

Practitioner Of Medicine and Surgery,
CtAvANNAH, Ashland County, Ohio also
y Justice of the Peace, and Notary Public,
April a. lyd7
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. J. p. SMITH,
Botanic and HydrOpaihic Physician,

OOtuF1V "1'" I1J"'PuF'F' "Jo'0'"'''
TJAVING permanently established himself in Ash.
land Ashland county, Ohio, on the north Street,
opposite Mr.. Drums CArding Machine, lie would Just
say TO the citizens and inhabitants Of the surround
Ing country that he holds himself IN readiness at all
times to attend to all business connected with his
profession. .
Ashland, May 90. 1859 III
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CALIFORNIA
LIFE INSURANCE

QUO LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF GIN
ClNNATI, OHIO
VNHIS reliable Company is Prcpar 10 insure
i the Lives o all persons in good health, both
on the Mutual and Joint Stock plan, their
CAPITAL is 100000 DOLLARS!
All paid in, aud managed by Board Of Dirco-
tcct1rs, composed Of men Of capital, integrity
and influence. This Company will insure the
lives Of persons dcSirous to visit the GOLD RE-
GI0N of California, at 3 per cent extra. Per-
sons going to California should not fail 10 sesure
to thiir families Policy of Insurance on thoir
Lives. Call and get pamphlet and examine the
plan adopted by this Company.
L. J. SPRENGLE. Agent.
Attho Office, Ashland Mutual Piro Insurance
tonplny Gu'tavis 0sterlin NJ, D. Medical or.
miner for this County.
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Alertlanoi,e, &r.
Olean Rail Road!

VXTELL, fellow-citilens, "THE STAKES
w ARE STUCK!" The question is settled
Ihe people are Giumphantl Tho "one horse
system" Of business aud trade, will not stand the
dbroad gauge'' test Of these latter and more glo-
rious times In order to meet the demands of the
new and glorious era Of this great country, the re-
sources Of which are soon to be developed, the
undersghed is now receiving his summer stock Of
goods-a stock which, in variety, value, and
prices, will compare with any
IN OHIO OR THE WEST!
The uhdersgnedi is now prepared to clotho every
man, woman and child in Ashland county, for a
very small consideration, in cash or produce |!
Every item,i in the line of produce, queensware,
or clothing Including Hats Caps, Boots, Shoes,
&C., &c.l can be had at The store of the under
signed. II weuld be useless to enumerate or TO
boast. "Seeing is believing" Therefore the
good people will please rise up in their majesty,
and assemble in Mass Convention at the store oi
the undersigned, when they can examine and in
quire into those matters which relate to theiI
pecuniary welI-being.
sa@a Respectfully yours,
T. c. BUSHNELL.
Ashland, April 20, lS53.--4Stf