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shepherd, the Murderer.

The following is an extract from alettcr
from 4 gentlemen At Xenia. II throws
some additional light upon the character
Of the notorious S%hepperd, and renders it
certain that he is formidably armed. He
is'a "hsrd customer and sill more har-
dened villain, and he may commit more
murders before he is captured:
$50 il turns out that Beebe was killed
by Charles %Shepperd, who we sent to the
P~eBiienliary for passing counterfeit money,
April % 1863, and was pardoned May 9Th
1853. He is one Of the most unaccount-
able young men | ever saw. He broke
our jail, strong and famous as it is, twice.
The last time, for ingenuity Of contrivance
and successful execution, he rivalled any
exploit Of the renowned Jack Shepherd, Of
Newgate memory, from whom | presume
he has lineally descended. The first time
he was met at the gate of the jail yard by
a man who attempted to seize him and
STas knocked down by %Shepperd, who ran,
pursued by others; he frequently turned
and struck at the foremost person, made
him recoil, and then run on again. and so
escaped. For powers Of bodily endu-
rance, action, promptness, presence of
. mind, and daring resolution, his equal can.
: not be found in this country. His fertility
of invention, fruitful resources and ingenui-
ty in jail breaking throws Baron Trenck
in the shade. One of our citizens saw
him get or The cars one day last week, be-
tween here and Cincinnati. He has his
right hand tied up. The butts Of Two pis-
tolls were seen projecting from his inside
coat pockets, and the handle Of a bowie
knife from his bosom. He appeared very
much f%atigued. The manner in which he
was armed was noticed by other passen-
gers. Your county Jail could not hold
him long, unless constantly watched and
guarded. He has caused the Sheriff to
lose more sleep than all the prisoners he
ever had under bis charge; and with all
he could do, he escaped thus, as | have
stated"
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To County Auditors and Township
Boards Of Education,
OrrIcE COMMISSIONERS Cow. ScHooLs,

OFrIcE COMMISSIONERS Cow. ScHocLs,2
Columbus, Ohio, April, 1854.
The great number of questions arising
under The present School Law, and the
importance of having a thorough under.
standing BY itsaficers, Of the provisions Of
the claw, and a uniform policy pursued in all
The counties, 10. It's administration, have i'm.
posed the necessity of having some medi.
I'D Of communication with these officers;
and the Commissioner has gladly ava.Ied
himself Of the use ofthe Ohio Journal OF
Education for this purpose.
All my official decisions and opinions
Lave been. and will continue TO be, publish.
81 in the Journal; and it is my opinion
tina, County Auditors will be justified in
subscribing Tor a copy for their own use,
and one Tor morr) for the Board Of School
Examiners; and that townshipboafds may
order il for the township clerk, and the
clerk Of each sub district, and include the
cost of the same, in their annual estimate
iofmoney TO be raised, in accordance with
the first clause of the 22d section of the
School law. "a
The c9pies'so taken should, Of course,
he kept on file in lh~e..rfspeclive officers,
and be transmitted lu their successors in
office.
Tie cast of the Jouraal, is 800 per
year. It is published monthly, in a form
suitable for binding: it may be secured by
addressing Journal Of Education, Co.
MmbuS, 0.
Editors throughout the State, by publish.
ing the above, will confer favor on School
Officers, aud greatly abridge the official
correspondence Of the subscriber.
II. II. BARNEY, Commissioner.
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School Notice.

TNHE School Examiners Of Ashland County, Ohio,
l. will hold their next Public examinations, as fol'
lows.
In Ashland, on the third Saturday of May. AT Sa.
%vannah, on the second Saturday Of July, At HAYES.
willie, on the second Saturday Of September. Al Ash.
land, on the first Saturday Of October. Also, al the
same place. on the third Saturday of October,
furnish evidence Of a good moral character.
Examinations to m at 10 o'clock, A, NJ,
By order oftho Board,
Ashland, May 10th, 1854. sill
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MARKET.
NEW YORK

NEw YORK, May l2 1854.
Flour has further declined, with sales OF 5000 bbls.
al ss,o5 1875 for state ami Western, and 1881 a 0,
y for Southern. Wheat is dull, sales of Southern
white at s9,e5. Corn is dull at IS a Gle. Sales Of $50
hhds. Sugar at 4lc, for Orleans. whisky is unsettled,
with sales Of Prison at 96!. Sales Of $50 bills. Pork
at si0 81 a IA the market is dull, with a declining
tendency. Beef is unchanged, with a moderate de,
mand at previous rates. Sales Of 49, bbls. Lard at %
a DC. Sales OF Gu, Meats ate a 7!c. Iroc is firm;
sales OF 1870 tons Scotch Pig at $40 ~.
The Money market ls unchanged. Stocks have ad.
vanced.
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Geaa! Notices.
Real Estate Agency


For Sale-The one half Of lot no. 10, on
sandusky street, good story and alfdwelling,
good %cistefn, aud d good stable. Terms $500.
One half Casll-balBnce 10 one year, with inter
est. Feb. 22.-n40. W.B.ALLISON& co.
For Sale LOT no. 20, on Sandusky street,
good stable, and a variety Of fruit trees; price
$500, terms easy.
ALSO, House and two loison Third street, story
and half dwelling; price $3.50, One hall Ca sh,
balancein one year, with interest
For Sale-Three eligible building lois in
b South Ashland, terms easy. !
ALSO, House and lot in South Ashland story
and half dwelling, good stable, fine variety OF
garden fruit. w. B. ALLISON 4 CO.
Feb. 22.-n4o.
For Sale--l60 acres Of improved land, il
Crawford County, Illinois, within four miles Of
a County seat, and near an important Railroad
now building. For particulars inquire Of
Feb. 22.-n40. W. b. ALLISON & co.
For SaIe-l60 acres Of land, in Van Vert
County, Ohio within a short distance Of the
Town OF Van Vert; at go per acre, on good
time, with security. W u. ALLISON & co.
Feb. 22.--n40. t-
For Sale-Fa'm Of 2l5 acres. Orange
township, Ashland county. two miles north Of
village, good buildings, running water, well
timbered, price s., 1900, half Cash, balance in
four annual p yments.
al W. R. ALLISON & co.
For Sale-Farm Of 10 acres, Troy town
ship, Ashland county, ono mile east ofCenter,
log house. school house on firm, running wat.
ter, 81 1900 one halfCash. balance in five annu-
al payments. al W. Is. ALLISON & Co.
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Books for the Million.

TNHE subscriber having purchased the entire
stock oil Books and Stationery, belonging to
W. II. II. Potter, former proprietor OF the Ash
land Book Store, respectfully announces that
he will continue the business at the old stand,
aud will always have on hand
STANDARD Miscellaneous Works,
Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, School Books,
Maps, &c., &c. Also Pocket Cutlery, Port Mo-
MES, Memorandum, Pass Books, Blank Books,
Plain and fancy Cards, Porte Folios, Writing
Materials, Cap Letter, Bath Note, Drawing, Tis-
sue and Fancy Paper, Bristol Board, Plain and
Fancy Note Letter and Envelopes, Arnold's
black, red and carminc Writing Fluid, Faber's,
Brookman & Langdon's, and other celebrated
Lead Pencils, round and square, States and
Slate Pencils, Gold Pens aud Cases.
In a word eve rything usually kept in a first
class Book Store. Prices as low as any town in
the country.
AS he has engaged in the business with the
intention of"making a living" at it, he is deter
mined to become an efficient caterer for the
public, II money and unwearied attention to the
business will accomplish tho end. Persons
wishing books but seldom called for, can have
them promptly ordered from Eastern Houses at
reasonable rates. All the latest publications
will be found upon his shelves. He hopes to
receive a liberal share Of the public patronage.
II. W. IMH0FF.
Ashland, April 8, 1854. 46tf
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naADnlm@o uCmIpAuap5acm1ygp.

In this department it sunhWpanyc conceded by all who have made In 1apnsdopo f orn stock.
that list the largest, richest and best selected, evrb brought to this market 1T consists, in pr, Of
Black and Figured Dress SHksj Bonnet Silks American, French adE English BcrHe Demi pink
and recn,t h wooLJ DeaneT PLAIN md Embroidered DuhHe DDs Paurm; Jackonet and
Muslin LawnG IN ic, French and Scotch GHgams; Prints ofeyeyd eernGon. sin omn
Straw md Imbhon" Bouneuj Silk, Wouted. Lde and ouon Gloves and Hosiery Rbbopsa md
Dress Trimmings Silk, Liner Ind LideL aceg alye assortment Of French.woked CUlan; Un.
dcriev@, Chtnrets, Edgngs and nsetngsj Book, Dotted, Swiss, Null, Plain and Barred Jack
oet MuMnH PapsOs and Fans, &c, &C.. Ia shor, " have every article usually used in dmm Sec
uono countJ. LMes, give ua CALI we will take pleasure in aoNing you our puods. whether
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GOOD NEWS FROM THE EAST!
SAzNS THE FIEBT HAS ARRIVED -
WITH T. C. BUSHNELLS A
Immense Stock Of Spring and Sumner Goods on Board!
Peoples Emporium Victorious over all CompetitorsI

NTTELL. fellow citizens. it is indeed a fact, that thai immense stock of NEW
v GOODS. which was advertised Ge weeks uice as being on the way to Ashland from the
eastern ches, has nwf fully arrived, and is now ready to be distributed attic Iowetp possible pL
mongt the good people oil ashland ad adjoining countless The hundreds ofpmpiew who daily
the Emporium un1ous to gta chancen by SOM of thenew goods, would exhaust inv 81.
binary uockm short tint, but thso moi so Me thai it cannt be Exhausted for monhsto come,
Hundreds fdOIan worth are sold daily. Juhlook over the iLa M sm what an Immense
UL
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MEDICALCARn.

DRs. CLARK & CRANE would respectful
~ ~ inform the citizens Of Ashland aud sicin-
~ Ihat they have associated themselves together
Tor tie practice of Medicine and Surgery 10 all
..elI various branches, and ty diligence and Gloss
attention To their office, and proinut Attendance
upon all c Ills at all hours, they hope to msu, a
liberal share of public patronage. On. CLARE
o'ers his thanks TO all those who have heretof,rs
favored him with their business, and will be I'M
der renewed Obligations for a continuance of the
sane. On. CRANE, will devote special attention
TO me study AID practice Of Surgery in all 10
varieties, aud more especially in ali diseases Of
the Ey either acute or chronic.
ga oTTIcE, a%djoining Millinston's Drug Store,
opposite p. J Risser's store.
1DR' cLARK's residence near the Methcdist
Church. -
Dr. CRANES on third street opposite v, Was.
S'nS' .... P. H.cLARK, NJ D.
April 10Th, is54-n4stt '' 'DF3-
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

TEIlllON " UlfDRCE.
Margaret Brant, J 'INHE SAID John Brantis here
VS.. l. by notified, that Margaret
John Brant. BTant on the fourteenth day of
April A. D., 1854, filed her Petit n in the Court
of Common Pleas, setting forth among other
things, that she was married to said John Branf.
on the 9Th day Of February A. D., lS4j, and that
she is a resident Of Ashland County, and has been
Tor about seventeen years now lust past. And
also setting fourth that in about two years after
their marriage. the said John Brant became an
habitual drunkard, aud that since that time he
has wholly neglected and refused to provide for
his said family. The Bill further charges that
about the month of March, lS5 | the said Defend.
ant Left his house and home, and has never re-
turned, and has been %williully absent Tor moie
than three years, and that Plaintiff has no knowl-
edge of his whereabouts; and the Bill further
charges that the Defendant has been guilty of
Adultery, various times, and with different pcr-
sons, named and mentioned ia said Bill. The
object and prayer OF said Bill is that the marriare
contract existing between said parties may be
dissolved, set asld :, and held for nauGht and
that the Plaintiff may be restored To all her rights.
and privileges, which she had prior to her mar.
rage , and also to her maiden name. The said
John Brant is therefore notified tliat unless he
appear, and Plead, answer or demur TO said
Petition on or belote the first day of the next
term Of the Court Of Common Pleas of said coun.
ty, that at the same term of said Court the said
Bill will he taken as true, and the matters, and
things therein set 70 t. as confirmed, and a decree
asked thereon accordingly.
. FULTON & McCOM8S, PlRs Atty,s,
April %, IS54.-6w49
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Livery Stable.

eWTR A MOS LEWIS WISHES II Distinctly gn
cry buesiness, and that he has just made quite an ad.
dition to his Stable In the the articles VI Bugsies aud
$40 horses.
His Stable Is now kept Immediately back Of the
Sampsel House. Customers can always find some
person TO attend 10 them either at the Stable or the
Sampscl House. Passengers carried from Ashland in
any direction, at moderate rates
May II, 1851. SELF
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New advertisements.
New Hardware Store |! !
R. D. BOICE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FOreicn and D0meStic HarIWarel

Foreign and Domestic Hardware!
ASHLAND, ASHLAND CO.. o.
INVITES the attention of the Hardware buying
community, to his immense and unriyalled
Stock now arriving and consist of every article
kept in a Hard ware Store. Farming and Mechan-
les Tools, House furnishing goods, building ma
t~erials, together with the largest and best select.
ed Stock Of Iron and Nails ever brought to this
place. Swedes, Nail, Hoop, Sheet, Rod and Bar
Iron of extra qualities, Sash, Glass, Doors, Putty,
a large and varied assortment of Locks and Latch
es, Butts and Screws all sizes and descriptions,
Sadlory Hardware aud Findings, Tools, &c.
Coach Makers and Trimmers,
will find to their ad Vantage to buy their Stock Of
me. In their line, Oil and Enamelled Top Leath-
er, Cloths, Laces. Damark, Moss, &c. Springs and
Axles, Mallable Top and Prop Irons, &C., Car
riage and Tire Bolts, II to 9 inches long, Brass
Bands all sizes, Oil Cloth.
White Lead, Dry and in Oil, Paints, Varnishes.
Turpentine aud Oil, Paint, Varnish and Dust
Brushes.
Pump, Tubing, (Chain Double Galvanized J
best article in town, wheels and fixtures com
plete. Rogers Steel cultivator Teeth, Wings and
Plow and Hammer Moulds, Shoyels, Hoes, Forks,
Rakos, Sythes, Snaths. Whites Double Steel
Axes, Broad Axes and AIDES, Sheep and Cow Bells,
Log and Trace Chains, Mill Saws, an extra article,
X Cut Saws, the only good oueS in o Butch
ers Files and RaspS and Chisels.
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Sheep Shears,

Ten different Brands, prices from s7t to 8 l,50 per
pair. If you want a good article / have them and
the best in town, and they are going fast. Also
wool twine and cord.
-ALSO,-
Block Tin, Lead, Lead Pipe, Zinc, Sad Irons,
Timers Wire, Gun Barrels made OF Lake Su-
Eerior Iron, Lox, Brass Castings and Trimmings
cheaper than elsewhere.
SCISSORS AND SHEARS,
II you want a good pair give mo a call, I ac-
knowledge | have the only good ones in town.
A few Of those nice Carpenters Sticks Framing
Chisels, extra Cast Steel Augurs,
n Bench and MOIding Plains, Bits,
warranted, Brunswick Tea and Table Spoons,
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Brass, Pillar and Chamber Candle Sticks and
Shutters. and longs, Waffle Irons, Brass Kettles.
Steelyards, Molasses Gates, Pugh's Augur Bits,
Hunts Hatchetis, Braces and Bits, prices range
from 10 cts. to Sl2; Excelsior Sand Paper, Spirit
Levels, Saw Handles.
Tho half is not enumerated in this list, lut
those in want of any articles in the Hard ware
Line, will do well 10 call before purchasing; my
Stock being entirely new, and selected with great
care for this market, enables me 10 sell better
and cheaper than they do elsewhere.
II. d. BoICE.
sIT Kellogg's Building one door above P. & J.
Risser's Store.
Ashland, May n, 1854. 52tf
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~oENTLEMENs DEPARTMENT..

We'll, gentlemen, its no Use o. thhn "-the Peoples Emporium thu nnet yet your /" fix.
im" br Mo OCCASIONS In this department our stock is VeS, thu rchet,n and beyond III dMt
the cheapest, ever brought to Ashland County. Here you can find rich French, English and Amen.
canBrodcohG Pain, Black, D@skin and ancyC nsmereg sauneus all kinds S@rsos Jeans,
v ofMens and Boys Palm ad Leghon HahandS Summer Caps Everything necessary no complete
aunuemens wardrobe can hecb be nae at pnes that cnnotb be ndersoi. In eonncuonw win
this deartment we also keep constantly on hand large assortment o.
EA0X-NEADE CTIOTEIrNrc+--4 r4
In this buncho fWrb usnes,w we challenge and fmhe competition MORT ma conp,r,Or .ube-
in phcea uuityo or manufacture nth all the Jews and GenUls in Northern OMoI We no cnbo
ALI the people Of Ashland county, and have some left forth " rest ofmankIdn We are aop e.
ma red do CUSTOM WORK, in tho best style nd IN The shortest notice Vel have nnumber o
efficient workmen in our mpioy, whose wk h parnmted to ees onu6fn In mmer hat mr.
stock should BE- FULL complete, W have added Thereto ML assotment of -
ACID G-9Inr0oSn3G92
which hveb been purchased since the gruIanin Leather, and can consequently be sold AZ mich
cheaper rates hnm my competitors IN hatl inc can afford Ito do Moh laid n their present sppiyin
the old days UfHgh Tariff.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. .
We have o large assortment ofBrown Sheeungs md Shrinrs, Fannes, Trkhps, Cotton
Yarn, Irish Linens, Table Linens TOweling, md an endless anSy Of Yankee Notion. Aso,a
complete assortment of
HARDWARE @WSENE@WAG2E AND @R0@gRIE9g
1t would be ueo" TO further puiUudze or attempt to enumcnted the articles composing
this re. -- 'r..Hu# -H.H..
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NOVICE TO TAX PAHEkS.
MONEY will hereafter be received for
IN Taxes by me other than Gold and Silver
and the Bills of Solvent OHIO Banks. This is
by order Of the State Treasurer.
]. W. BOYD,
Treasurer Of Ashland Co.
Dec. 1853. 29-tf.
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TREASURER,N NOTICE.

TREASUREIR'S NOTICE.
A Ill those holding county orders, on which
Amierest is aeerulng, will take noico that |
am now ready to redeem all such orders, and II
not presented for paymcntthe interest will cease
from this date. ]. W. BOYD,
Treasurer Of Ash Co.
Nv. %, '53. 27.tf
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GROCERIES, such as Coffee, Sugar, Tea, ToJae-
co, &c. In all these departments we can show
you Goods. As for prices we can beat the World;
and in saying this we do not wish to be consider
ed as Dragging, but telling you plain matter of
fact. LoOk at some of tur prices-we can show
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ELlJAH BROWN, Amanda Brown. Christian
IL Kreps and Elizabeth Kreps. Barbara Ann
Bal, Nelson Ball, Jesse Fast, Mary Ann Fast,
Eli kreps, liza Kreps, Henrietta Krcps, will
take notice, that a Petition wasRled against them
on the fifteenth day Of May, A. D., 1854, in the
Court of Common Pleas, Of Ashland county, Ohio,
by Jacob Shoemaker, Guardian for aud on behalf
of Susan Shoemaker, Matthias Shoemaker, Aman-
da Jane Shoemaker, Mary Elizabeth Shoemake or,
and is now pending, wherein the said Jacob Shoe.
maker as such Guardian, demands PARTON OF the
following Real Estate, to wit: Twenty-Five acres
of land on the southwest quarter Of section four
in township twonty.three, OF Range sixteen, aud
bounded as follows, TO wit; OH the north line by
the lands of William Baughman on the east by
the boundary line of said quarter, on the south by
land owned by Matthias Krcps, in his life time,
and on the west by the boundary line OF said
quarter section. Als) fifty acres of land on the
south side Of the South vast quarter Of section
number four, township twCnty-ihreo, Range six
teen. Also u lot or parcel of land situate in
Troy township, being in tract number two of the
nineteenth Range Of townships, in the Connecti-
cut Western Reserve, and is known as the north
part of lot number fifty of Durand's survey of said
tract, and bounded as follows east, west and.
north by the lines of said lot, and south by a l.be
parilellto said north line, and so far distant there
from rs to give the quantity OF ~sixty-siS acres,
and eighty-ive rods. Also a tract Of land w.
ing in the township of Sullivan, in said Ashland
County, and being thirty-one acres, and twenty
six one hundredths Of an acre, in the southwest
part Of lot number ninety-eight according to the
survey Of said township, bounded south and west
by the lines of said lot, or survey, north by land
conveyed to George Ricket, and cast by land
conveyed to Xaver zashanbey, saving and resery-
ing tho highways. And that at the nextter.n of
the aaid Can't ann1tcnNtan vytn H.. r.alo L.. Al.
said Jacob Shoemaker AS Gurdian as aforesaid, for
an order that partition may bo made Of said
premises. FULTON G. McCOMBS,
May II, '54.-6wb2 PH.,, An,vs,
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SIX

"T axes ,om all down. Can sell new style Gimp
Bonnets for 90 cents. Every body that comes to
Wooster, comes TO our store and aces the show
OF prices and styles. We wont chargr you any
thing to look. Country Merchants supplied with
their whole stocks at low prices and fair terms,
at our store at the Old Stand East of the Amer
can Hotel. M. ALLISON.
May Sd, 1854. n50u
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COFFINS.

A LANSON WALKER announces TO the public that
n he IL now prepared to make collins on the short.
est notice, at prices much less than they are made al
any other shop liz Ashland, He eau be found at Krich.
baum's old shop, ID ST., Ashland.
May 18th, 1854. 5ntC
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WOOL MARKET.

The market continues dull, and prices are unsettled
and looking downward. Sales Of ~, 600 lbs, 6 mos,
fer nnwashed and fine.
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Farm for Sale.
DR. wM.J ONEs,

OF tAs Eclectic school d MsdisinA.
uAvING located ID Rueeloa Township, Aiiianf
IL County, ohio. oherr his professional oervitta y
Chronic diseases. %RheumA iisn, Liver and Lang com.
plants, old Sores. olo., Cancers, 6chlnodi and
C%aneerous rumOrs removed without The knife n
Cauetic. N May 4. flSf.LnS0tff
TO THE UIrIxENs OF ASHLAND.
VtHE UNDERSIGNED will nop fof a Mort fihsia
Ashland, for the pntpose Of tak'ng Portraits.
giving lessons IN Drawing and on the ouitaf.Z
Rooms over Fay's Store.
Ashland, Nov. 80, 1853. asa
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MORGAN HORSE MOUHTAINEEn.
THIS celebrated Horse can be seen the
L ensuing season at the following places; on
Monday and Tuesday of each week at Greenwich
centre, Wednesday and Thursday at Savannah,
and Friday and Saturday at the %sampsel House in
Ashland. J.& J. HEARST.
April 18th, 1854. 2m4S
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p. w. SAMPSEL. Nj. ID.

VHANKPUL for past faVOrs, respectfully armour.
ccs that he has resumed the practice Of Medicine
In ali its branches. Office in the Empire store OF T..
u Z Sampsel q Co., Ashland, Ohio.
May l1th, 1854. 51tf
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Fl" 1ooaccO-cheWlhg's''''lS4
In all departments of our stock you will find
the above statemen. of prices corresponding. All
we ask is a look before you buy. The price Of our
Goods is a sure thing for your money. In Ladies'
Dress Goods we arc all fzed. Lawns, Berges,
Plain Black, Striped, Barred and Changeable Silks
at all prices. Our stock Of nice
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odd Iron Wanted.

THE subscriber will pay CASH for any qupntit
i OF old metal delivered atshls foundry in Ashland.
Fab. l., 97tf. ~. II, MANSFIELD.