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AIerthdnts, "a.
New Hardware Store! 1!
r. D. BOICE,

80 49, ~
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Harlwarel
ASHLAND, ASHLAND CO.. o.
INVITES tho attention of the Hardware buying
Il community, 70 h~issimmense and unrivaIled
stock .noY arriving. and consist Of every article
kept in 4 Hardware Store. Farming and Mechan-
les Tools, House furnishing goods, building ma
~terials, 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 n Latch.
es, Butte and Screws all sizes and descriptions,
Sadlery Hardware and Findings, Tools, sc.
Coach Makers and Trimmcrs;
will end to their advantage to buy their Stock Of
me. In their line, Oil and Enumelled Top Leatll-
or, Cloths, Laces. Damark, Moss, &C., Springs and
Axles, Mallable Top and Prop Irons, &C., Car.
rage and Tire Bolts, II 10 6 inches long, Brass
Bands all sizes, Oil Cloth.
White Lead, Dry and in Oil, Paints, Varnishes.
TurPentine aud Oil, Paint, yarpish and Dust
Brushes. ..
Pump, Tubing, (chain Double Galvanized J
best article in town, wheels and fixtures com
plete. Roger'sStoel cultivaIor Teeth, Wings and
Pillow and Hammer MouIds, shovels, 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 ones in town. Butch
era Files and Rasps and Chisels,
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Livery Stable.

oNNG A MOS LEWIS wishes it destlncily IN.
@g&S-L IA derstood that he, has not quit The Liv.
cry bu~csiness, and that he has Just made quite an al.
dition TO his Stable in the the articles Of Bugsies aud
$40 horses. e..
His Stable Is now kept Immediately back OF the
Sampsel House. Customers can always end some
person TO attend 10 them either al the stable or the
sSmpsel House. Passengers carried from Ashland in
any direction, at moderate rates.
MAY II, 1851, q q 5ntf
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.NEw Yong, May 10.

The steamship Europa, with Liv erpool
dates to the 9Th, has srrived.
The demand for Flour was fair, bu,
prices had declined Cd a ls.' Western
Canal is quoted a. a6s Cd a ais, and Ohio
al 3s a ass GIL. Bacon has declined Is.
LONDON MARKET.-Breadsiuffs are un-
changed. Sugar opened with a good de-
mand, but fell off twards the close. Rice
is fiat. Coffee is quiet. Pig Iron is quo.
ted at s3s.
Denniston quotes Western Canal Flour
at SO a a9s Cd, and Ohio at 81 a 3ss.-
Indian Corn had declined Is; the quota
lions are 81 3ss for white. and 81 a 39s
for yellow. White United States Wheat
is quoted at IL a lis Cd.
The ship Black Hawk, from Liverpool
for New York, with 500 passeugefs aboard
%foundered at sea. The passengers were
all saved. Over a hundred Of them were
landed at Falmouth.
The war news is important. The al
lied fleet bombarded the Russian fort at
Sulina, al the mouth Of the Danube, on
The 9th and OH.
Omar Pasha, with 10000 men, gave
battle 10 Gen. Luders, between Silislria
and Rassova. The battle lasted several
hours. During the previous night, Omar
had sent a division towards the sea, which
division, during the height Of the battle,
attacked the Russians in the rear, causing
tremendous confusion. The Russians re.
treated behind C~zzernavoda, with the loss
of many guns, stores baggage, and their
military chest.
The Russians continue their attack on
Silislra. On the 20lh, the Turks crossed
the Danube to destroy the Russian bat
leries, and advanced 10 Kalarescha, but
after some hard fighting they reiired.-
Sllistria is uninjured.
Paskewilch has ordered the Russians 10
advance no further into Dobruscha.
An important battle was fought on the
25lh between the Turks and Greek insur
gents. Aria was taken by the Turks In
fifty minutes by assault. The Greek lea.
der. Grivas, fed. Excepting Pircas. all
the coast Of Greece was closely bloekaded
by the allies.
On the l9lh a fight ensued between the
Turks aud Monlcpegrons, at Nichsick.-
The latter were commanded by Vorode
George Pelrovitch.
Ho-iiIities havs fairly commenced
Napier was closely blockading all the
Baltic ports. Russia was fitting out
agaiust him a fee, 500 armed boats.
Detailed ccoun Of the bombardmenl
Of Odessa state that all the batteries and
military stores were destroyed; two pow.
der magazines were blown up, twelve
Russian ships of war sunk, and thirteen,
laden with ammunition, taken. Merchant
vessels were unmolested. The loss Of
the allies twas only FIVE killed and six
wounded. The allied fleet had left for Sc.
b%aslopol.
In France, the Imperial Guard had
been re.eslablished, and Gen. 81. Jean de
Angely appointed commander.
A Geographic dispatch had been receiv-
ed by the Govemment, announcing a VIC
tory by the Turks, and that Omar Pacha
had succeeded in cutting in two the Rus.
sian army in Dobrudscha.
Great excitement had been caused by
he exploits Of the American privateer
GrapeshOt, and British steamers had been
sent in pursuit other.
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MARRIA@@S


MARRIED., On the 9th inst, BY Rev. b Pope,
Mr.. CHRIsrIlN FIHn, Of Ashland, and Miss MARY Ann
FAIR, Of Wayne.
On the 10th inst. BY. the same, Mr.. JoHN BEMENpER.
RIA. and Miss ELIEAHEr4 cHAPMAN, both Of Ashland
county.
In Wooster, on the 18th inst, by Elder Jshn Kicker.
nell, Mr., sAMuEL BnAMER Of Smithville, and Miss
MARY PlKn, OF Ashland county. ~.
In Hsyesyille, on Thursday, 18th inst, By Rev. s.
pensndorf, Mr.. .. R. HArrs, and Miss MnoRrrrA
GowAH.
IDPrho la st named couple have our especial good
wishes. T.,
together may they swssty live,
Together may they dle." p
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SILK B0NNETS,

"Takes 'em all down" Can sell new style Gimp
Bonnets for % cents. Every body that comes to
Wooster, comes to our store and sees the show
Of prices and styles. We won't charge you any
thing to look. Country Merchants supplied with
their whole stocks al low prices and fair terms,
az our store Al the Old Stand East Of the AmeTi,
can Hotel. M. ALLISON.
May 3D., 1854. nbOtf
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SHEEP pELTS1

The subscriber will pay cash for any quantity
of Sheep Pelts, delivered at mis- Store, opposite
the Fran lin House, aud one door East Of the
Post Office, Ashland, Ohio.
M. CAMPBELL.
Ashland, April 18th, 1854. n4stf
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MEDICAL CARD,

hrs. CLARK & CRANE would respectful
IL ly inform the citizens Of Ashland and vicini
~, that they have associated Themselves together
for the practice Of Medicine and Surgery in all
their various branches, and by diligence and close
attention to their Office, ard prompt attendance
upon all calls at all hours, they hope to merit a
liberal share of public patronage. DR. CLARK
offers bis thanks to all those who have heretofore
favored him with their business, and will be un-
der renewed obligations for a continuance Of the
same. Dh. CRANE, will devote special attention
to tho study and practice Of Surgery in all lis
varieties, and more especially in all Diseases oil
the Eye, either acute or chronic.
hsrOTrIcE, adjoining Millington's Drug Store,
opposite p J. Rissef's stors. 1sv;Ihi
HrDR. CLkEK's residence near the Methodist
Church. p
On. chASr'S on third street OppOaite W.. Was
sons. p. II. CLARK, M. D.
1. L,CRANE, NJ. D..
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WOOL MARKET.

- -" = - 'PmLADELPHIA, May 90, 1854.
woOL-The market continues excessively dull, and
prices arc declining. There Is very little demand, aud
TO effect sales TO any extent, a material concession
from present quotations. would have to be accepted.
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GOODS
Than he has ever offered {, the fair Sons and
daughters of old Wayne and surrounding Coun-
ties Owing IL our being in the Eastern Markets
when most kinds Of Goods experienced a material
DECLINE IN PRICESl
We were enabled to buy our goods AZ such Low
Prices that we defy any competition in tie way
Of Cheap Goods for Cash oul stock is comprised
of everything in the Dry Goods and notion line ;
also, an assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
for Men and Boys. Also, the leading articles of
GROCERIES, such as Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Tobac-
co, &c. In all these departments wo can show
you Goods. As for prices we can beat the World;
and in saying thin we do not wish TO be consider.
ed as Dragging, hut telling you plain matter Of
fact. Look at some Of cur prieesAwe can show
Won 49,. .Fr sFf
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tVDuNNV HuWWB''sss
In all departments Of our stock you will find
the above statement of prices corresponding. All
we ask is a look before you buy. Tho price Of our
Goods lea sure thing for your money. In Ladies'
Dress GOods We are all fixed. Lawns, Derges,
Plain Black, Striped, Barred and Changeable Silks
at all prices. Our stock Of nice 4.
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WooL.-The Price cHrrsni gives the following quo.
tations for the week eddlng bNy 90; "The market
emAins quiet. No contracts OF any amount have
been made for the new clip. Eastern letters continue
to speak discouragingly, aud say that the average for
Ohio clips should be under, and certainly not over 30
cts. per h., and Indiana clips should rule &c below
this. Growers will not be anxious 10 contract al
these comparatively low rates, and until they shall
have an opportunity TO test the market fully, u little
will DO done. We'quote:
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Lost.

A BOUT The 5h Of April last, a
M-WFTWffN n large ed Cow, with white face,
VlEIMkSMNV eight years old. She strayed from a
kEyNXtX drove Of cows near Ashland. Any
VN M person giving infoTma' ion concern.
@eE1sc2A ing her will be Literally rev arded.
Address, W.. II. Seaton, olivesburg, Riehland Co. o.
May 9Ith, 1854. 3wl
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r.. HOE Go CO.'S
Patent Ground Saws!

IT'HE Subscribers manufacture from the best Cast
inches IN diameter. Their Saws arc hardened and
tempered, and are finished BY machinery designed ex.
pressly for the purpose aud therefore much superior
10 those grount in tho usual manner, as they arc
strengthened and stiaened.by increasing them In thick.
ness regularly nom the cutting edge to the center,
consequently do not become heated or buckled, and
produce a great saving in timber.
They also manufacture Cast Steel Mil, Pit aud
Cross Cut Ssps, aad Billet Webs, Of superior quality,
all OF which they have for sale, or they may be obtain.
ed Of the principal hardware merchants throughout
the United States and Canada.
R. HOE & CO.,
90 and 81 Gold. street, New York,
JTPublishers OF Newspapers who will insert this
advertisement three times, with this note, and for.
ward us a paper containing the same, will DO paid in
printing materials by purchasing four times the
amount OF their bill for the advertisement.
May 18th, 1854. 3w52
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ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE!l
THE TURKS AGAIN VICTORIoUsn
IN BREADsTuFFs.
New York, May 10.

Consols so a s7a.
Money remains unchanged.
o combined fleets are reported to
bombarded Forl Atsalina, al the
Of the Danube. The report is moi
yredi,ed.
olish Legion, 10 operate against the
has.bssn established in Turkey.
Russian fleet is also said 10 have
bastopal.
20 Napoleon has arrived at segra.
Austrian troops will enter Little
hia.
&c has called into action on land
10000.
The loss Of the allies at the lombard.
len, Of Odessa is only six.
Russia has proposed 10 Prussia a very
liberal commelcial treaty.
The Turks have captured Peta, the
principal point in the Greek instruction.
The insurgents had $50 killed.
The Russisns had been defeated in an
%ncountei at Silesiria and Rasova.
The Turks had also made a gallant at.
tempt upon Silesiria, but were compelled
o retreat, owing to the verwhelming
sirength Of Russia.
The bombardment OF Odessa has been
ficially announced in Parliament.
1t is reported that the American clipper
p Grape Shot, had turned priyaleer,
captured a French merchan, ship Of
hds end.
/ is stated that 0mer Pacha advanced
N ITO 900 men towards Drobudscha on
l7Ih aud 18th Of April, and a battle
/ place between Selestria and Rasova.
10 fighting on the Baluc, the feet closely
Ekadlng all Russian ports.
debate took place in the House Of
imons on the 4lh, relative 10 Cuban
cry;
usseii replied that recent appearances
le Spailish Government, as 10 existing
les on the subject, were satisfactory.
he following are The particulars Of the
ire!
bme excitement was occasioned on
I(day by a statement Of a sailor repre-
ng himself as the second mate of the
oh brig FIiHa De MarseiHes, and
d on Llod's agent al Slides Cornwall
the report that he had swan ashore
a Russian frigate which had captured
|essel. He stated that the capture
place twenty leagues from Cardiff;
the frga,e first hosiled English and
French colors; tina. the Captain and
of The crew were. killed.
be frigaie he reported to have gone up
Ehannel.
he admiralty then senttw o steamers
earch of the alleged frigaie on the OH,
excitement was materially increased by
LEGATION in London of the following
graph.
Iews has reached the admiralty that an
erican Clipper Ship the Grape Shot
captured a French Merchantmen OF
IDS End.
The Grape Shot cleared from New
Fork on 22a March for St. Thomas with
500 packages on board, professedly Hard
rare. bui really containing muske,s sup
Jsed to be bound 10 Finland, and falling
bsbarkaiion then 10 the Mediterranean
Wis will explain the story off Russian
lgaie in the channel.
Paris Saturday, Napier is quietly en-.
tssd three miles from Stockholm. The
was breaking up and il was expected
lnsladI would DO open the end Of
bill.
Gardiner & Co. report Beef favorable
illness. prices steady; import of stocks
More inquiry for Pork; business not ex.
Five.
MEEK INsukREcrIoN.-Wiih the excop.
on Of the Pierons; all The ports Of Greece
m rigidlv watched by French and Eng.
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Old Iron Wanted.

FV'HE eubscrlber will pay CASH for any quvntlty
ofold metal delivered Il his fbuudryin Eshirnd
Feb. l. 37tff n. h NANSFIRLD.
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FRESH

r. BACHERER has yet on hand a due lot Of Fresh
~ Peaches, put up in Cans. They are Just as good
a. when they Were pulled nom the trees. First come
first served.
Ashland, May II, le5l, 5etf
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Books for the Million.

TNHE subscriber having purchased the entire
Il stocs oil books aud Stationery, belonging 10
W. H. II. Po'tel, former proprietor OF the Ash
land Book Store, respectfully announces that
ne wiz cvne nue. The business at the old stand,
and will always h1y, ON hand
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! 'srIERIFF'S SALE.

Solomen Cook IN ASHLAND COMMON
william Foreman. PLEAS. )
DuRSUANT TO the command oG NJ. Ia. issned
i in tho above case from the eaprl Of 'Cuin-
mon Pleas Of Ashland County and State og OHIO,
to me directed, | Will expose 10 Public Sale, AZ
the door Of the Cont H6bse in aaid Caanty, on
Monday, Tie 20h day Of MmM
A. D., 1904, between the hours o. ,ea O'Clock.
A. NJ, and four O'Clock, p, NJ. Of said day; th6'
following described Real Estate to vii .--thirty
1907 acres OF land lying On Tho west side o. tho
north'esst quarter Of section two tD.in TOWNSHIP
twenty tsOl and Of Range sixteen tFl in the ,oan.
~ OF Ashland, aud State OF ohio. Taken as tho
property of William Foreman. Terms OF Sale
Cash. D.. JONES. Sheriff.
April 96ih, 1874, 4ast
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Sheep Shears,

Ten different Brands, prices from 81! to 81 so per
pair. If you want a good article ! have them and
the best in town, and they are going fast. Also
wool Irvine and cord.
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SCISSORS ANT SHEARS.

II you want a good pair give me a call, I ac-
knowledge rhave the only good ones in town.
A few Of those nice Carpenters Sticks Framing
Chisels, extra Cast Steel Augurs,
Bench and Moiding Plains, Bits,
warranted, Brunswick Tea and Table Spoons,
Table and Pocket Cutlery. :
Brass, Pillar andCbamber 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 40 cts. to sl2j EXCELSIOR Sand Paper, Spirit
Levels, Saw Handles.
The half is not enumerated in this list, Int
those in want of any articles in the Hard ware
Line, will do well 10 call before purchasing; nv
Stock being entirely new, and selected with great
care for this market, enables me 10 sell better
and cheaper than they do elsewhere.
r. d. B0ICE.
s9rKellOgg's Building one door above P. & ].
Risser's Store.
Ashland, May II, 1884. b2tf
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In Partition.

w N .. ID ,.
ELIJAH BROWN, Amunda Brown, Christian
H. Krcps and Elizabeth Krebs. Bartam Ann
BAL, Nelson Ball, Jesse Fast, Mary Ana Fasa.
Eli Krcbs, Eizl Kre5s, Henrietta Krcbs. viii
take notice, that a Petition was filed agalnst them
on the fifteenth day Of May, AID, 1904, in thei
Court Of Common Pleas, of Ashland county. Ohio.
by Jacob Shoemaker, Guardian for aud on behalf
of Susan Shoemaker, Nat HAS Shoemaker, Amao-
da Jane Shoemaker, Mary Elizabeth Shoemaker.
aud SNOW pending, wi oreinthe said JacoltShoe.
maker as such Gu9rd,aa, demlnds PARTON Of tho
following Real Estate 70 wit; Tweniy-tw aces
OF land on the south-vtest quarter of section lour
ia township twenty three, 81 Rage sixteen, aud
bounced as follows, 10 witt on the norln line by
the lands OF William BaIgbman on the east by
the boundary line of said quarter, on the south by
Iald owned by Matthias X reis, in his life time.
aud on the west BY tho boundary line OF said
quarter section. Asi fifty acres Of land on the
south side Of the South west quarter OF secllou
number four, township twGnty-three, Range SIX
teen. Also a lot or parcel Of land situate m
Troy township, being IN tract number two OF Tie
nineteenth Range OF townships, ia the Connect :.
cut " estern Reserve, and is Known as the n r,h
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 / M,
paralellto said north inc, and so far distant there
from as TO give the quantity Of ~sixty-six acres.
and eighty-iye rods. Also a tract Of land ~.
ing in the township Of Sullivan, in said Ashland.
County, and being thirty.one acres, and twenty.
six Que hpndredths OF an acre, in tho southwest
part Of lot number ninety eight according to thu,
survey Of said township, bounded south aud west
by the lines of said lot, or survey, north by,laud
conveyed TO George Riclst, and zoe. by land
consej ed to Aavef ZishaIey, saving nnd resery.
ing the highway, ait tho above mentioned LAM.
situate and being in the County ofAsLliud and
State of0hio. And that At tho next terra of / a
said Cou / app ication " be ma, e by the > il
Jacob Shoemaker, as Qua dian ~ aforesaid, for n
order that partition may be nade Of sad rr I'm SEES.
FULTON l. McC0MBS,
May u, 'o4-6"b2' Pl.'s ALrys.
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Standard Miscellaneous Works.

Books; Pamphlets, Magazines, School Books,
Maps, &c., &c. Also Pool ct Cutlery, por, Mo-
mics, Memorandum, Pass Books, Blank Books,
Plain and fancy Cards, Porte Folios, Writing
Materials, Cap Letter, Bath Note, Drawing, Tis-
sue an Fancy Paper, Bristol Board, Plain and
Fancy Note Letter aud Envelopes, Arnold's
black, red and carmine Writ ny Fluid, fibcr's.
Brookman & Langdon's, and other celebrated
Lead Pencils, round and square, States and
Slate Pencils, Gold Pens and Gases.
In word, eve Tylhing usually kepti in a first
class Book Stote. Prices as low as any town in
the country.
As he has engaged in the business with the
intention of"making a liviug' at il, he is deter
mined 10 become an efficient caterer for the
public, if money and unwearied attention to the
business will accomplish the 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. lie hcpes TO
receive a liberal share oil the public patronage.
Ii. W. IMHOFf.
Ashland, ApriI 5, 1854. 46lr
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ALSO

Block Tin, Lead, Lead Pipe, Zinc, Sad Irons,
Timers Wire, Gun Barrels made OF Lake Su.
lerior Iron, Lox, Brass Castings and Trimmings
cheaper than elsewhere.
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An American clipper turned prlvateerl

ssOTHERs, WITH AMMUNITION, CApTUREDa
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COEEuNS.

A LANSoN WALKER announces TO the public that
"a he Is now prepared 10 make oOfins on the vhort,
est notice, at prices much less than they are made Al
any other shopi Ia Ashland. lie eau DO found at KrIeh,
baum's old shop, I'd st., Ashland.
May 18th, 1854. 5ctL.
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CITIZENS OF OHIO!
TO YOUR INTERESTS!
GAOOGOSo9

THE subscriber again appears before you, Civ
i ing you fair notice oil the arrival Of a larger
atock of
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ARRIVAL oFTHE EURoPA.

The Bombardmsnt Of Odessa fully confirmed,
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OOMBINEDFLEETLEFT FOR sEBAs-
$TOPAL.
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y RUSSIAN VESSELS DESTROYED
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TO THE CETigENs or ASHLAND.
uhE undersigucd will ,,op for a abort time IN.
Ashland, for the purpose Of tai M Portraits.
giving. lesscns 10 Drawing aud On tho Cultaf.-
Rooms over Fny's Store. WA
Ashland, Nov. 30, 1858. ss.tf.
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BRIDGE NOTIUE.

BRIDGE NOTICE.
THE undersigned will oTer for ale, on Frldsv
Il the 18th OF May, 1851, at one O'Clock p. NJ.
the building oftwo stone butments to a bulge al
or near jacob cotner's, ia Milton township, ON
the road leading from M,fiin o 0hyekhurgh
GEORGE MCCONNELL.
AMOS HfLBORN, commfssfoaers.
LUKE SELBl,.
May 10, 1854. aw5i
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NOTlCE.

III those holding county orders, on which
Ainlerest IS Sccrnlpg, will tale pvi ice thai 4
am now ready TO redeem all such orden, and Il
not presented Tor paymenithe interest will eeasa
nom thiadale. J, w. HOlny
Treasurer Of Ash Co.
Nv. %, 'bS ~ ~ .Q7-tf
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NOEICE TO TAN PAYEnS.
MO MONEY will hereafter bo received fot
IN Taxes BY me other lhan Gold and Silver
and the Bills of Solvent 0hl0 banku. This IL
by order Of the State Treasurer. y,
}. w. BOYD,
Treasarer " AshlaHd 10.
Dec. 1855, ao-se
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BUTTER STORE.

THkNkFUL for past favors, respectfully apnoon
l. oev that no has resumed the practice OF Medicine
In All is branches. Office In the Empire itoiu OF l.
l, ssmpsel q Co., Ashland, ohio.