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100000 GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE!
PROF. nARr's GREAT GIFT ENTERPRISE OF
THE WHOLE WORLD!

DRoFEssoRJ. WOoDMAN HART. would re.
i specially inform the citizens Of New York
aud the world at large, that, Tor the purpose Of
enabling all TO SEQ his wonderful Illustration Of
the entire world, ltho first and only thing o! the
kind ever produccd1 now on exhibition at tho
Worlds Hall, Nos. 377 aud $40 B~roapway, and
Tor the purpose Of popnlarizing American Art 4:
and also ofglviilg u Worldwide circulation to his
renowned "Book Of Travels, Adventures and An.
ecdotes - which should be read by the million.
no will distribute among the purchasers OF his
tickets Of admission the following magnificent
and valuable GIFTS, amounting to The sum total OF
$500 900.
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PUBLIC

SALE.
by order Of the Commissioners OF Ashland
~ County, there will be exposed to sale. at tho
door 1.-THE Court House in said county, on
Tuesday The 18Th day Of .4pril,
1854, between the hours often O'Clock, A. M. and
four O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, an extensive Ion of
stolen PROPERTY now In the custody Of the
Snerili, consisting ola variety oi Dry Goods, Clio.
thing, Gentlemen and Ladies Apparel, such as
over Coats Coats, Pants, Vests, one Silk Shawl,
ono Silk Cap, Ladies' Dresses, two or three nieces
ofGoods for Ladies Dresses; also, lot Of Bed
Clothing, a lot Of rabbs, a lot OF Tea Spoons, and
q varle,y Of other articles to mum, rous 10 detail.
These good, were brought here from Hayesville
IN tho year 1859, and will he sold 10 the highest
bidder. Terms Of Sale-cash.
All persons claiming any Of said Goods, are
hereby notified to call on tho Prosecuting Attor.
noy, aud make proofo of their ownership before
tho day ofsalc. ALEXANDER PORTER,
Prosecuting Attorney.
MAJ 2yth, 1904. $3.50 45,s
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III LIVER DisEAsE.-cARTrr's SPANISH MI
rrRE, as a remedy for liver disease, and thu numbe,
af formidable evils connected with a dlsorgsniEed
state OF tbAt organ, Is unrivalled.
Hundreds Of certificates, from the highest sources,
Of persons no W living In the city Of Riehm ond, Va.
might be given Of cures effected by Carriers SPANISH
MiIrunE. We have only room to refer TO tho extra
ordinary cure OF saml. NJ. Drinker, Esq, ofthc firm
oQDiuker & Morris. Booksellers, RI Richmond, Va,
who was cured BY two bottles Of Carriers Spanish,
Mixture, after three years suffering from disease liv.
or. ne says It's action on the blood Is wonderful,
better than all the medicine no had ever taken, and
'eheerfuily Recommended It TO ell.
-. See advertisement. nl3Iw
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MEDICALNOTICEs.

M There are few things which afford us greater
pleasure than sitting down to write a notice Of the
celebrated fIoonand German Bitters, because we ae
fully conscious we arc comforting a public benefit, and
our heart tells us that by our notices many have been
induced to take these Bitters, aud heen rescued from
death by Dyspepsia, Liver complaint &C., for the cure
81 which It is certain. II Is prepared aud sold only
BY Or. c. NJ. Jackson, at tho German Medicine Store,
No. $50 Arch street, Philadelphia. ewes
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Important DiscornrrI

RELIEF IN TEN AINUTESu
RRYAN'S pULM0NIC wAFERS are u%nlailInc
~ ing IN The cure OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
oIonchl'lS, sore Threats, Hoarseness, Difficult
n'eatnhg' ineiPientC Consumption, and Diseaseso of
the Lungs. They have no taste Of med,cins mi
any child will take them. Thousands have ha"n
restored to health that had before dispairod. Te,.
umony given in hundreds Of cases. A sin,lc
dose relieves in ten minutes ~
ASK tor Bryan's Pulmonic Waers-iho original
and only genuine is stamped Z" Bryan. - snn1ioo,
KINDS are offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents n
box Sold by dealers generally. j. bryan l.
Co., Rochester, New York, Proprietors, Whole.
Cleveland, Ohio.
February 81, 1854 h2Stc.
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FACULTY.
cal and Ornamental Penmanship,
II; I. S%uperinte ndent, Prof. Of the
Ineory and Practice Of Book Keeping, and Lee.
anler on Mercantile Customs, General Laws OF
W., ": HOLSTER, Assistant in Book Keeping De.
GEO. WILEY, THos. II. HAY and D. q. PAIMER
Law.
REy. y. u. NEvIN and J. G.. VAUGHN. Esq, Lee.
turcrs on Political Economy.
X. i. HUMlsToN. Lecturer on the History or Com.
meree aud the Art OF Computation.
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DISSOLUTION NnTICE-

NOTICE iS hereby given that tho partncrshiD
IN heteloioro existing between Peter PaulIin
u, !. Panllin, uadcr 40 a and style Of p. 4
and y. Y Paullin, was, on tho 18th day Of March,
1914, dissolved by mutual agreement. The
books and accounts will DO settled at the old
snnd IN hohecanvlle, by Peter Paullin.
hohecanville March 10th, 1854. s,va5.
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BRANCH COLLEGE, FRANKLIN,
FOHTHUE OUVNT1
Accounts, N"Ne

CHARLES PECK, Jr., Professor Of the Science Of
Accounts.
TERMS.
'oI run course Time unlimited ..........s SOS co
inc brsneh Is INTENDED TO Afford the same advan.
tages Tor Commercial Education as At Inc msin cni.
lege. Cleveland. 80" WI
Inc lnstitgtion is under the energetic superintend.
eneool Charles Peck, Jr, a rare practical aud skillul
The course can he completed In from eight to
HT Instruction being given Individually, Student,
can enter al any time.
III niPl, mas awarded TO graduates.
III The Principal will render assistance 10 tbose
VINO desire employment after they have Graduated,
FOR i%grtlier particulars sec circulars iustissued
ana INC regular catalogues. Send for them by mail.
Ashland, March 20. 1854. l5iI
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badness CURED.
EnersOn's American Hair Restorative.

NOR restoring the Hair on heads honelessly
IL Bald, aud to prevent the hair from falling,
Is winning gold n opinions from persons who are
using Il. This is a n,'w article, recently lntre
duccd TO the public, ana will stand on he own
merita. Some'of the hes citizens Of Cleveland
and pittsburg, who were hopeiessly bald a few
months since, have now the evidence on their
headsto shew Of It's merits. The proprietors have
such confidence In II that they authorize their
agents TO take'headS on guaraniees-~price to be
agreed upon between the parties,
AgeRta.
c. J. RIssEH. ,
N. s. sAMAsELL,S A'"Ano'
131, HAHrs & KISsiSoER, Hayesville.
c. =. FISHER h CO., Proprietor,
%, Superior st., Cleveland, ohio.
May 10, ISIS ~ OUR illH ly4tf'
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III GEES

Married, On the eIst inst, at PortcI's Hotel in
Hsyssvihe, by the Rev. W. A. G. EMERSON. Mr..
J.. Y. CbUGsToN TO Miss C%ATHABINB WILL, both
of Mimin, Ashland county, ohio.
On the GOD inst, by the same, near Mlmin, Mr.. s.
n. KEFPER to Miss REBECcARECGY.
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TERAIN.

FOR the Mercantile Course TiTo unlimited. $40 90
Tue same Course for Ladies' ...... o. GO
twenty Lessons In Practical Penmanship sjmpIy5 90
FOr Iul Course In Flourlsliug, &c...... rs 90
The Principal OF the lnslitution, guided bv the
wants aud experiences OF the Mercantile Community
mas recently secured some OF the ablest men i'm tbe
stare as instructors and Lecturers In the yarious de.
partments OF the College
Inc frOi OF the fcienee OF Accounts, has had an
experience Of eight or nine years IN Commercial Az.
ANS, Alternating his time, partly as Teacher, In the
Mercantile Colleges OF Cincinnati, PITTSBURGH and
,IcVe,and, ana partly as all actual book. Keeper in the
oesl business House In the Country. These rare aual.
,noallOns, 80 desirable aud yet so seldom found in our
Mercantile Schools. Will enable this College 10 I'M.
peri a more thorough knowledge Of the real ,ainaiia
OF PRACTICAL and Theoretical Book. Keeping iban ean
United States. " u
The subject OF Commercial Calculations will have
more prominence In this than in most Institutions Of
the KIND, Size a separate chair is TO be devoted In n
besides the usual Instruction given nv the tLe prot If
Accounts. The mOdus Operamdi of'Tcacbinn i en-.
ufely new and OriginaT-p pursued by no MeTcantiIe
In no text book. and may be Justly and
properly styled Z" telegraphion In its nature. since il
one half "' 10"
Penmanship In addition 10 tho usual methods uur.
sued, viii he taught on the new aud unrivsiIed Sys.
ieLl OF Chirythmography, developed BY The PRINCIPAL
~ ms extensive experience as Instructor In The Pub.
NC Schools OF this city aud clscM here, This system
WIN produce the popular Commercial Hand of the Jny
III ABOUT hali the time usually devoted to that pur,
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Farm for Sale.
SCHOOL NnrICE

THERE will DO an examination Of Teacher,
i held in the School House in JercmeviIlc, on
the second Saturday in April next, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. We will require of each
applicant a certificate ofmOral character. Were
guest all applicants u DO 10 attendance punctual.
y o. the hour Of beginning. by order Of the
board, ORIOW SMITH e.
March 20, 1854. awss
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From the Judges Of the Supreme Court.

! inc Judges Of the Supreme Court.
! 20 undersigned have examined Swan, ma.
m,uu statutes o. Ohio, for 1854. This yolumc
contains q compilation of the Statutes Of Ob,o IL
.orse on the first Of January, 1854. The dssig"
' - aa,angement OF the Book are good, and ear.
t',ut I ~. WIZ great eare and accsrasy and We
credit upon the Compiler and Publisher. "osn
J0HNA. CoRWIN,
+. u. THnAERH T, A 9. THURMAN,
Ihe under.igned having examined swap,s ST.
mes concur in the above opin' on. y
e DIst' ATTY. u. s. Court, Dist. of Ohio.
aiar. GEO. W. MoCnOK,
ATTY. Gen. ofstatc Of Ohio.
II VIII ne found an Indispensable hand.book 10
every Justice of the Peace and Constable. sswaT
~ every Lawyer or public officer. The book viii
oe sent rec oil charge to any one on rcceipt oro5
nuofess BIC .r1CKNOR & CO..
March 92nd, 1864. wmo'
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HOUSE. WIFERY AND FAMILY GO0DSl

N. Ri would call tho attention of ms friends
and cuitomers to the fact, that 1 have removed
from the Empire Store to the Old Fortress nearly
opposite. DON'T mistake the place.
Ashland, March 20, 1854. 4btr
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THE OLD FORTRESS OF
&ass2,
CHEAP GOODS!

s kept in full blast, by the constant arrival of
i staple and Fancy Goods, from tho eastern
Manufactures, embracing a beautiful
ASSORTMENT OF SILKS
such as rich Brocades, plaids and Fancy Dress
silks, Plain aud Rich High Lustrcd Black Silks,
Plain Mode Colored Mcrinos, Cashmere Dolaines,
Coburgs and Paramatas, Silk and Wooden Pads,
Elegantly Rich Printed Delaines, Black and Col.
ored AlPacas, French, English aud American
PRINTS AND GINGHAMS!
Dress Trimmings, Of every style and variety;
shawls of every description; Bonnet and Cap Rib.
honsi Tahiti, Satin and Velvet Ribbons;
LACES AND EMBROIDERIESi
Plain and Embroidered Linen Cambria Handker-
ehiefsi Ladies' ana Gcntlcmon's Gloves, Crayats,
Scarls, Under Garments, sc.
Also-Droad Cloths, all colors and prices;
Snttinetts and Caisimeres, Tweeds and DrilIinps;
Vestings ,Satins, Bluffs, Marseillcs, &c. In short,
every article in the Gentleman's Department.
HOUSE. WIFERY AND FAMILY GOODN :
Such as Linen and Cotton Sheetings and shirtings,
Table Damasks, Napkins, Towels, TowclinSs,
Crashes, Diapers, &c, &C., which VIC arc prepared
to sell at as low prccs as Gun be found 10 this or
any market vest Of New York. IA examination
ofmy Stock by tho public isrcspcctru ly solicited.
j. II. SQUIRE.
N. Ri would call tho attention of my friends
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BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.

In connection with the Hotel, he will also con.
tinue 10 keep open his BAKERY AND RESTAU.
Rant, where he will at all times keep on hand
'Confectionaries, Pies, Bread. Cakes,
nlttinds Of Temperance drinks, and, in Ihort,
very luIuryto be fouSd on The tables Of frsI
Glass eating houses.
~ He wishss u disffaeily understood, that no
lNTOxIoATING LIQUORS
w be kept, either In tho Hotel or Saloon.
Ashland, MaFch eth, 1854. nA2-tf.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

PROF. HARRIS WHOLE WORLD, worth In i'm.
mense fortune to any one, valued al. $50, 600
PROF. HARRIS ELEGANT COUNTRY
SEAT, with 100 acres ofland in a high
state Of cultivation, the buildings on
which cost SIS 900 situated on Long
Island Sound and commanding mag.
%niicent View of miles in every direc-
ton; Valued at...:............... $4,000
THECELEBRATED MODEL ofthc City
Of San Francisco, valued at. ......... 5000
Prof. Harris (ar-famcd PANORAMA OF
THE HOLY LAND. ............ 10000
A magnificent city residence in New York II 600
100 900 Volumes ofProf. HAfss extensive
TRAVELS IN THE 0LD,AND NEW
WORLD, interpreted with rcmarka-
BILE Adventures, Anecdotes, Thrilling
Incidents, elegantly bound, with gilt
edges, and a portrait OF tho author.,. II. 900
TWENTY FIVE BUILDING LOTS.
each containing 5000 square feet, in
a beautiful village In the suburbs ofN.
York City, each valued at 5000. ...., $4,000
80 elegant Rosewood Pianofortcs. val
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LOCAL NOTICES.

There will be a meeting Of the Executive Commit.
tee ofthe Ashland County Bible Society, at the Count.
Ing Room Of P. & ]. Riser, on Tuesday evening,
April 9Th, att o'clock. The member are earnestly
invited to attend. JOHN ROBINSON, ssey.
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A regular meeting OF the Protection Fire Company
will be held at the Store room Of &. Battery. on
Monday evening, The ID ult,, st6l o'clock. A full at
tendance Is requested.
% s1l WIN. D. M'cARTY, Foreman.
Ashland, March 0, 1854.
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MILLER no USE.

MILLER presents his regards to
Il his friends and the public generally, and re-
specially announces thai he has opened a Public
House Tor the accommodation of tho travelling
public, directly opposite tho Snmpsell House,
Main Street, Ashland, where no will be glad to
accommodate all who may favor him with a call.
His table will always be supplied with the luxu-
ries OF the season Ills parlorS and sleeping
apartments ave large and commodious. Good
gtabl,ng ct horses will also DO provided, and a
hithfhl Hostlef always in attendance.
Boarding for private families or single persons
can be had al reasonable rates. u =
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READ AND RE CONyINCED


y, u. PERKINs, Marietta, Ohio, Feb. 70, 1851. said
: Your BitteIs arc highly prizcd bI those who have
usrd them. In a case Of Liver Complaint, tr long
standing. which bad resisted The skill Of several Phys
slClans, was entirely cured by the use uC FIVE bottles y
y. u. nRAKs, Freedom, Portage co Ohio. Aprfl 81.
lrI'' said The German Bitters you sent no last have
not yet come TO hand. ! have been out uflhe Article
lorsjme time, 10 the great detrinent or i%nvaliIs. IL
Is nleulelne much thought VI and sought after IN this
u. N. nurcIuNEoS, n. n, Bedford, Cuyahora 20. q.
august 30, 1859, said The BiurTs you slipncd me
~ May last arc all gOue--i think IL a euCd meli
cine, and ] am recommending II TO my patieut. and
hlenJs, (Which do tor no other patent medicineN-
fou will please Drwani = large supply"
n FREErH. Wooster, o.. Nov. 80. ls5l, said 4"
nave used some three or four hotties of Iluuf ands
German hitiers Tor Dyspepsia. aud derived EeuAt hene.
htlrOm their use. ] believe ihcm 10 be coed for an
diseases Tor which they are recommended"
VIM, Oar, Wooster, o., October 2, 1852, said -
= You ask me my opinion ofthc German Riltors,
nave used them for Dyspepsia and Indigestion. and
lake pleasure In stating that | thlnk they are the yery
hesl remedy extant for the above complaints-they are
decidedly ~ advance OF all the proprietary medieines
MI. OnR Is a distinguished lawyer Of Wooster.
These Bitters are entirely vegetable. They never
PROSTATE The system, but inyigorate 1t.
For Salcby Y. u. CHUBB& 20. Ashland. and by
druggists and dealers In medicines every where.
Ashland Feb. Ina ~.
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New Hardware Store u

ID ID. B0ICE, presents his ro,o,d. -. :,
1Hs ms old friends, formed when lin tho H.
" IL Luther, Co., and wishes IL dis,inc,Iv nn'
ueIs'ood mat no car be found Al ali li,nn. y, H..
eS'no'Ishinert on Main Street, in Tho rocn, e. !"
~ .,;y. "GeuP'ed Dy y. kellogg, ready and willing
Inrdw",a .nG wants o. al. and purposes keeping
IOOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
bulding Materials, House Furnishing Cool. r.
ole and Pocket Cutlery, framing. Primer ChisaII.
u 1aug,es, broad Hand and Cbnpo,no A,..
Aules and other edge Tools, ~
~ IRON, NAILS, GLASS. SASH
nnd Putty, Mill Cut, Hand, PanneI. Rim and
Woou saws, a large ASSORTMENT. R,acsr s"JJ
Dits iaIIdcscriptions, Planes, Bjtts. Goncss ~
-no ana rosewood, Butchers Horse Ra,ns sndsIo.
o, an descriptions. Log. Cable, Trace and Cow
9na,nS, Locks, Latches, Butts and Screvs sd
itohs' strap Hinges, &c. Bench and Shall
hh,yes' rump Cliain, ] ubbing and fixtures re-.
ana rerceIaln Kettles SC. Scoop Sbov,ls shrs'
els and Tongs, Lead Pipe, Bar Lead Zinc Cmn
Barrels, Locks, Trimmings &C.,
SADLERY HARDWARE.
Cpscn trimmings, Ensmolcd and Flour Oil Cloth,
vnrap, Shoemakcfs findings &C., Paints mi.
n1rnisheS, Varnish and Paint Brushes. Dn.,
brushes, Hand Bellows, Corn Toaste,s S,ooI
ssPr'ngs ana AxIes, Mllleable Iron, Brass I,snds
Space is not sufficient 10 cnumer,t. all ,h.
tS,e,s, ou' call aid buy at the Cheap Hardware
Ashland n.. oo,L ,o,o - bOlIE.
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NATURES GUIDE.
VIA rules for the pro'oseaoon JLv., jus, from IA.

Press.
a letter with n remittance Of as cents, or tie
value in post stamps. addressed to DR.. K,nkelin,
rhiladelphia, Pa, will secsre a copy Of either Of
inc above books by return mail or IL copies viii
be sent free of postage for 81. Booksellers. Can.
yassers, Travelling Agents, &c, supplied whole.
sale at the publishers prices, which admit oca
large rrOit; serAh letters iue be post paid.
"a'oh <Ehuj lZO4. Iva
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DR.. Hollands Celebrated German Dittcry,
pREPARkD ny DR. c. NJ. JACKSON. a, The Ger.
! man Medicine store, l2n Arch Street. PhiIMlelphia.
Ineit power over the above diseases is not ercelled, II
eqoeIed, by any other preparation in the United States
as TIC cures attest, IN manJ cases after skinfil physl.
clans had fiiled.
These bitter arc worthy the attention ofinysliIs.
rossesslnggrca %vlrtuesi in the reetifcatirn ofdiseases
ofthe Liver and lesser glands. exercising the mosi
s~eatehinS powers in weakness aud affections Of The
pleasant
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WHITES AXES, 20 BOXES WHITES Az
W CO weighing from 1 10 6 lbs. each. io,t 70.
Psh r.. b. DOICE
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A SUPERIOR LOT or CAST STEEL a CUT
"A and MilIsaws, just received, by
Foos ZIs-nqU. II N DnIcr
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RI DOZEN 2, 3 AND 4 TINED FORKS OF
~ different brands, for Sale by
feb. Z2'-n40 Il. n pnIcr
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Mertbants.
SWANS REVISED
STATUTES OF OHInl

!" J0'ee Jan 1854. wifh refereners 10
prior ldy', in one large ociapO J;olame.
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e DOZEN PINK AND coCHINEAL LlNryca
" and French Calf Skins, just received, and for
ranyo, "a u. D. B0IcE.
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mi iLLlaRDS sCYTHES-59 doz. SILVER
~ G.eeI, Cast Steel, Grain aud Grass scy,hcs.
= a~.v ~ ee,eoIa'ed Mandatory ofD. }. Willard,
T!nh ns ~ = : THE Hardware Store Of :
n1O. r.. D. BOICE.
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NJ s ron.
IL. nnnNS

me business will he continued a, III. a.,
nv, unucr tho name and style Of skill;r.
"ld Sn', wne'e We shall DO happy to see ali an,
clud,na ,ha nnu : he rect Of mankind.r n.
or quality. '"o a' '"Pfies
J: D. SHILLING,
A,bi,,J II. BURNS. ~
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S kept in full blast, by the constant arrival Of
staple and Fancy Goods, from tho eastern
Manufactures, embracing a beautiful
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-06-03
RAILROADS IN OHIO.

We learn from an article in the Western
Railroad Record, that there are in Ohio, at
this time, l,7O7A miles OF railroads compile
ted in whole or in part,. of which 657 miles
have been opened since the lst Of November
last. These roads, when finished, will make
2,2oo miles Of completed railway, indepen-
dent OF double tracks. The following roads
are in progress, viz: Cincinnati and Mariet-
ia, 26o miles; Cincinnati and Dayton Shor,
FLne, 52t miles; Cincinnal Xenia' and
Cleveland Short Line, 22o miles; Clinton
Line, between Ti6Fin and Pennsylvania State
Line; Tiflin and Fort Wayne, prolonga,ion
of the Clinton Line; Pittsburgh aud Cincin-
nail Railroad, via McConnelsvlle. These
comprehend about 600 miles, and will swell
the aggregate to $500 miles. Froma review
of The receipts of these roads for 1853, il ap-
pears f.
l. That the aggregate cost of the roads is
SEQ, l05,7S7.
2. That the net receipts were 81 per cent.
on the entire cost.
3. That The net receipts are about so per
cent. Of the gross Ieceipis.
The present aggregate market value Of the
stocks Of these roads in SIS, ,9s6,o00. This
shows market depreciation OF si,2io,oOo,
and al that the rate Of interest paid by the
net receipts is 81 per cent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-06-03

" The NEBRASKA BlLL.-The bill or
ganising the Territory OF Nebraska and
Kansas, having passed the House by vote
OF ll3 TO 100, is now in the Senate where
il will, no doubt, pass without the Clayton
amendment, which prohibits unnaturalized
citizens from voting. This bill repeals, 10
effect, the Missouri Compounds, and is. to
say the least oi it, an unpopular measure
with the democracy Of the north.
Sioee the above was in type the bill has
passed the Senate and is now the law o.
The land.