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Ripping Q~iHces IN JPmhr-A new
fact in domestic econo:ry has been com
municated to US by Mrs. ID Si1rlcff, OF
Chelsea. At the usual time of gathering
ounces; they were put into barrels filed
with water and placed in a CELLAR. Afew
days since they were opened and the quin-
.ees fS1u1 perfectually sound-not one had
decay0 in the least. We are indebted
to Mrs. Shurtlef for a specimen of the
fruit which has just been prepared with
sugar is the usual way. 1t has h. aroma,
peculiar favor, and all the qualities of
fresh ounce. From Mrs. Sh'rtlcf' s ex-
pertinent, We should think this mode of
keeping ounces Al importat dasideratum-
Boston CHliCator.
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n once tod HDrspur that PhaTmaceti was the
sovcrignest t1ihg on earth for inward wounds :"
that eKef Rss-s:s.
F0r TufITagefhd Ws5ln Tic 9IaEF.
sis the sovs st thing IN eaf5h. Tbe pro.
prictor, on iea2ng Franccs procured of The Gsie
brated ChemtRSzna Physi0Iegtst, Mons, III
this Valuable1 eseipe e. an iEn1AcEse @fensc-s
All persons1SErous OF having their Hair curled
of life can haee ice same fer one dollar, post paid.
This is a dis eovery which most persons have rea-
SON to doubt. Human ingenuity has sought for
years to perfect a HAIR LIQUIDEthat would curl
and waive it.-and one that should combine the
requisites to give the hair a Beautiful natural tint,
and at the same lime not injure il. AlF former at
tempts have tailed The compounds would curl this
hair, but they would scerch, burn and turn il foxy.
Now, however, the thing has been,acconIpiishe ed !;
aud the splendid Hair Curling Liquid which Profs.
M. Louis Carney and Byron H. Robb offer to the
public. may be relied upon as a preparation COM
pounded on recently discovered chemical priIci.
pies, which have received the sanction of the most
emin ent professors of that science Itgfves the
hair a soft glossy appearance AMI causes il to curl
and waive IN such beautiful Iinglets that the most
credulouS person cannot but admire them. 1t does
not destroy the vitality of the hai-, but acts as an
emllient. does not irritate or stain the curied /;
warns the triangular fbres with their Thousand
inperceptible branches in a natural activity, and
never fails of success. II has been before the pub
lie but a few weeks, yet its merits have already
established it. such overwhelming popularity was
never known at any age. of the world before, In
thu western and southern States, it has become the
only reliable Hair Curling Liquid in use. The re-
ceipe will ba sent to any part OF the Unitcd States
by sending one dollar.
II Beware of counterfeitsL All letters should
be directed to Prof NJ. LOUIS ARVEY and
BYRON H.. ROBB, only,
PENNINGTON, Trumbull County. Ohio.
Aug. %. IS54.-n13-3m
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RARE BIRDS Two specimens Of the
american Ostrich-male and female
were r~eeeatIy killed near Fort des Moines,
Iowa, and prepared by w. Il. GORE for
the Fort DIES Maines Mussum. They are
described by Mr.. " as four ard a half
feet long, and five ii Insight, with bills six
inches long, straight and very sharp. They
resemble in most points the Ostrich of
Africa Mr.. NJ. has been offered $1,000
for Oh m, but refuses to sell. He is a.
bout to make a tour ol.the far western
p~rairies, hoping to meet With other vari-
cites
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tate of Thomas Braden,
deceased.
Martha Bradeh, ct. al.
Ivy virtue of an order Of sale issued from
ID the Probate Court in and for the county of
Ashland in the abovccase, and to me directed.
will expose 10 Sale on ilIe PFemisess7oag
Sqtuzday, the IIH day Of Noyeni6er,
1884, at two o'clock,fP. M, of said day the
following described real estate, situate and be-
ing in the County OF Ashland and State OF Ohio,
to wit :--being a part OF The south east qdATteT
of section sixteen &C., township twenty-four
t241 and of range seyeu:een CTS commencing
at a stone on the s. uth f5ne OF sadi sgnarter-
thence north two degrees t2degJ west seventy
one and seyentenths III 7-f01 rods to 4 stone
! on the west line of Andrew Burns land
thence west fourteen LAY rods to a stone ,thenee
north three degrees t3deg) west sixty-ons and
height tenths t6i $40 rods to a stoneAthsnce
sixty-four and one-half C64D degrees, wear
seventy and seven-tenths 30 7-l0) rods to a
store on the west line of the quarter-thence
south three degrees east i3degi one hundred
and seven rods TO the sourh west corner OF the
quarter thence east on the south line of the
quarter seventy-nine and one half 1871 IodstO
the place of oeginning4containing htty-nine
acres and three foods of,faHd. Also, tbefsouth
east quurtcr of section twentysone t2II own
Fship twenf y-four IN and of range seventeen
iii more particularly decrioed as fOflows, to-
wit: Commencing at the northeast corner OF
the quarter; thence south on tfheseast line OF
the quarter one hundred and sixty-tWp aud
eight tenths ll62 $40 TodsS5 1he s6dih-east
corner OF the quarter; thence vest on the
south line OF the qdarlef, enc hundred and If
ty-eight and four Eenths If56 4s103T 0dE aO the
southwest corner of the quarter thence north
on The, west line, of the quarter one hundred
and ffiy-ninc and eight tcnths rods to the north
west coruerof the Or thence east on the north
line of tho quarter one hundred and ffty-eight
and fourteenth rods (l5s 4,l0J to the north
east corner of the quarter to the place
ginRiSs coaiaining one HaAdged anaSa1tysFfae
Eacres, rods al land say
efno and s1tTslk
fs-5fes, Ure-r4dand thirteenysods Of Idhd on
south side of said quarter IN which il con-
taineE ths-sri.aows dower,J and a part ofFhe
north west quarter ohsectisn twenty one, tosra
ship twenty four andsof tange seventeen and
bounded as follows, to wft:-begFaning on the
east boundary line forty rods north from ths
southeast corner of said qHartera thence aioag
said 6oundary Ene forty rods north 10 a post
themes west sixty rods 10 a post-thence south
forty rods-theDce east sixty rods to the-place of
beginning, containing fifteen acres Saving and
excepting ten acres out Of this tract which had
been previously sold and Conveyed to one Rob
ert McCrory.
e tPerms of Sale :-0ne third cash, Que third
in one year, and the residue in two years witt
interest, from the day of sale; back payments
10 be secured by mortgage on the premises.
5sf ISAAC GATES. Admir-.
Ashland, Oct. A, 1861. nl9 Az
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Money Matters.

The Cincinnati times of Saturday
says:
The Indiana State Stock Banks still
continue in bad odor with the public
Very few of our bankers or brokers are
purchasing them at Ill; and even the
opportunity of obtaining them at 10 per
cent. discount presents hardly any in
ducements.
The Newport Safety Fund,Bauk, across
tie river became soalewiIaG e~mbarrasscu
yesterday, aud was unablet to redeem its
notes wherefore, our bankers refused to
receive it. The officers of the Bank say
they have an amount of coin in trarsitu
which, when received, will enable them
to take up all the circulation hereabout !;
but untIl2then at least, the notes of the
institution will be refused, we learn, by
the operators i'll Third street.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. Il

w AOEJ ~
Old Bullion is in ecstacies at the re-
suit of the recent elections, and rejoiccs
especially over the reelection of Mace.
and the signal overthrow of the impair
tial chairman, Olds. He thinks the
Nebraska iniquity is not popular either
in the Great Valley or i'll the country.
His language is, L" 1t isn't popular, Sir,
Thought So in the beginning, Sir. My
opinSolr is confirmed, Sir. 1t is MT pop
ufar. The. voice of the people must be
obeyed. II must be bowed to, Sir"
L learn that Senator Cooper of PcnI-
s%yIvania will go out to Greytown at an
CARLY day to look after the interests of
the so-called Central Land and Mining
Company, in which he, as well as Caleb
Cushing, Fletcher Webster, Col. Brice
of Louisiana, and other distinguished
statesnensis an influential stakeholder.
He will probabiy sail in the Northern
Lgkk, wbich~s New York OF the
27th inst. Fhfs is-the Company which
was expected to reap such decisive ad-
vantagcs from the destruction of Grey
town.
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NOTICES.
e ssEJsEALN

Let the 1ratehD0rd Of the people be, Repeal When
men become so infatuated with power, either in
possession or expectancy. as to run off alter every
new dogma, and at The bidding of their imperial
masters, passlaws in direct violation of the plain
est principles of our republican Institutions, it he
comes the Vox Populi to rise in their might. with
out distinction ofparty, and compel our servants to
repeal those obnoxious pOr- ions of our laws that
strike at the root Of our Independence. So, also
physically when men run off fer every new
tangled nostrum opened t. the public. They not
OF " ndanger their own, but the lives of their
fami les and friends. 1t is therefore w til pleasure
we again recommend to the afflicted the use of
NcALrsrER's ALL-HEALING OINTMENT, an old and
well tried remedy, and almost certain cure for
Bnrns. Bruises. CTS, WeA wells. ScaId Head. Ague in
the breast. CorHs, Spinal Affections, Fevers, and
all Fehrile diseases, too numerous 20 mcntion.-
That by restoring the inscnsihle pcrspi" alton, it en-
aslcs the system to throw off all the old worn out
PARTICLES. thereby restoring to sound and perfect
health. For sale by J. b. f. Sampsel 81 CO.. and X.
r.. Chnbb d co Ashland J. McC-ory, Miffin T
w. Coulter, Perrysvillc; ID. K. StockmHn, LoudUr-
willie; L. Spencer 81 CO., Mckay; J. Rinuinger e
CO. HayesvilIe; HagerinaTSand buchanan. Hayes
Vile; Coulter and Goodwin. Lafayette; w Spen-
GER & CO., Albion; j. Wright. Sullivan: Michael
Kriege, Orange; HIS. See d CO., Savannah +. +.
Bealy, Troy. - lynn
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Alerflollts Me.
As Might be Expected,

AN SS6@@O ~
j. WASSON DC STUBBS'
STOCK OF OOT ASD SHOES
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE Is NOV
e g. COMPLETED.
.EEHANKFUL for the past liberal patronage of
a generous community, the subscribers
would again invite attention to their prescott
Stock of -4
40 cS sEoE9!
consisting in part OF Mems Thick Kip and Calf
Boots and Shoes, Home Made and Eastern. Also
Boys Youths aud ChiLdreHs' Boots and Shoes Of
a better quality than they have ever seen in
this market. Also,
Mems Boys and Chillrens' Shoes and Gaiters
of various styles and patterns, both fancy aud
PLUM, which are of good quality. rs
The Ladies' anil Misses Department |!
of SHOES, BCOTEES and CATERS OF all de-
sirable styles and patterns are abundant, and as
to material and workmanship, we mute cont
p~drisOn with any other work in this market.
p. SIN connection with The above Stock,
we have on hand a fine Stock of
Trunks, Trayling Bags, Mems and
- ROy,s Caps -
al d a large supply DINING and
KITCHEN CHAIRS, that we warrant TO be
well made and of good material. All OF the
above we are now selling at very Lotc prices to
suit the times for -READY-PAY, we say 10 all
that Il will pay you well to examine our Stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Mark well the
place, just opposite t. c. BushnelPs Dry Goods
Store, and one door west of the New Bank
Building.
]. WATSON & STuBBs.
Ashland Sent OF 1874.
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~saERIEF'S SALE.

Ezra l.. Garrett,
rs. In Ashland Cum-
lanes D; WiIii,@ssgA and mon Pleas,
PURSUANT tn the command of an order of
sale issued lTnm tte Court of Common
Pleas OF Ashland eeHaty 20 mt directed, ] will
exposeto public snE, AZ the door OF The Court
Hoasein said county gu
MDA4dGy, fhe on Ray Of NoOem6er,
A. D., 1854, between lie, hours of ten O'CLOCK,
A. M, aud four O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day, the
iogIawIng described reel estate, TO wits-Lo
plumber hfty-fVe, III the i0wn of Savannah, Ash
1and Comfy, Ohio. Terms Of s,le:-Cash:
>. ID. JONES, Sheriff.
~ Del. 4ths ls5fs l9st pr $500
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Tits related as a curious fact, and one
strongly illustrative of the influence of a
bad sanitary condition in favoring the oc-
eIrenee Of epidemics, that the FIRST cases
of cholera, in Newcastle, England, in 1881,
in 1919, and in 1853, all occurred in the
same house and in the same room
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BAErI,loRE, Oct. II

The election took place in Baltimore
yesterday. Hunks, Know Nothing can
didate, elected over Thomas Democrat,
for Mayor, By ALL Rlority The City
Council stands thus. 1st Branch 6 Demo
Gratis, and IA Know Mornings. I'd Branch
2 Democrats, 8 Know Hothings.
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SHERIFFoS SALE.

Joseph Wasson,
Samuel Rutan. ~
PURSUANT to the command of an oruer OF
sale issued in the above case from the
Court of Common Pleas of said Ashland Coun-
ty to me directed, ] will expose to public sale
on
Monday, The 9Th day Of goUcns6er,
A. D. 1854, between the hours ofl0 O'Clock, 4.a5s
and four O'Clock ,p- M, of said day, the follow.
ing described real estate to wit--being lot
number twenty, q nr in south Ashland, Ashland
County, 0hte~ T=->G~+iA-Cash
J. D.J0NES.SteriF.
Oct. 18th, 1854. 1857 pr S5,56 -
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4flisclhlnroits.
%HAT tY4af alA4A SHOULD KNOW.

Every woman should know that If shei is IN poor, sickly,
debiIitatei curliffuii of health, making existence { burden
to herself aud a source ofpainful anxiety to her relatives
and friends, til perhaps, (horrthie rejection y entaiIiug
andinnicting her own maladies and suferings upon her
children, that it is her duty to understand why and from
what cause her s;fFcripgs arise. Flat remedy and relief
may, while yet there is time, he availci OF the causes be
avoided in future, and her healu, restored, that She may
be fitted for the duties aid capable of the cnjoy,nents Of
life.
Let every woman look at the cnariated form, the death
like complexion, the deep-buried, lustrclcss eye, the sunk
en- check, the gloomy and depressed spirits, the Shattered
nerves, the PROSTATE and helpless condition of many a
wife, mother, daughter, or sister, if not herself included,
within her own circle, whose days are days of agony, and
ask herself, "rIust this continue? Must this be? Is
there no rciledy? No relief? Ne hope ?'
The remedy is by knowing the causes and avoiding
them, arr knowing the remedies and b~enefting by them
Tho sc are pointed out in
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TIarried,---on the 18th inst. by Rev. JOHN
ROBINSON, MI. ROBERT BOYD. of westmoreland
county, Pa. to Miss MARGARET a. WALLACE,
of Ashland county, Ohio.
On the 9Th inst, by the same, MI. RoBERT ING
RAM. of Clearcreek, TO Miss CATHARINE IA
CoBS, of Ashland,
In Coshocton on Tuesday evening the 10Th
inst, by the Rev. PHI Jacob, ROBERT BEER,
Esq, of Ashland, and Miss ellen MORRISON,
of C"shocton.
On the 18th inst, at GreenvilIe. Ohio, by the Rev.
JoHN HAMILTON, Mr.. JOHN DA Wis. to Mrs. ELI
ZABETH MoBLEY, both OF Canal Fulton. Stark
county, Ohio.
May life's most dark and thorny path
A velvet lawn be found,
And bliss, throughout a heightened life,
Their footsteps ever bound
And while we wish them happiness,
Throughout their earth probation.
Ills hoped they'll raise a youthful host,
In their day and generation"
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Death of Gen. flames Hedges.

The Mansfield Shield DC Banner thus
notices the deceasc of this old and most
estimable citizen:
"Gen. JAMES HEDGES, one of the car
lest settlers of this county, died at his
residence in Mansfield on Monday night
His life was an eventful one in the early
history of Ohio-he has filed several i'm
portant official position, aul was u%niver-
sally esteemed as u charitable and order
loving citizen-and e~mphdtically as n"
honest man. The poor, especially, will
have cause to lam .nt his suIi'n demise,
for he Wa Particularly kin.l aul liberal to
them. His remains were attende: to their
last resting place Ply a large c%oncour.e Of.
citizens, where they received the last rites
of tn: Masonic Order, of which he was a
member, with military respect for his
services in the war of 1872"
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A Wonderful Discovery has recently been made
by DIR. Curtis, OF this city, in the treatment of con
sumption, asthma. and alfdiseases of the lungs
We refer to DR.. Curtis's Hygean or. InhaIiug lily
gean Vapor and cherry syrup Within this rev
method the DIR. has restored many afflicted ones to
perfect health 2s an evidence Of which he has
innumerable certificates. Speaking of the treat
ment a physician remarks:-It is evident that in
Enthusiastically breathing an agreeable. healing
rect contract with the whole of the aFial cavity
of the lungs, and thus escape the many and varied
changes produced upon them when intI oduced in
to the stomach. and subject to the process Of di-
~gestion. The Hygeanais fer sale at all the drug
giSts throughout the Country.-N J.. Dufchman.
See advertisement of Medicated Inhalation in
canother column of this paper. Iy2
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Smith made an assertion to JONES
Jones replied that it was IA ~eonfonaded
Iie-kly story" Smith first started aud
then blandly requested Jones to be kin |
enough to put his syilables closer togeth-
or upon the nezt occasion. Very proper
caution.
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SCTTHEREAN ILLUSTRAL,
Or Great Western Hair Restorative

4 promotes the growth, ~softens, makes per-
il manent, and resi-res the natural color OF
the hair 1t gives healthto the skin and TO the
glands which form the hair; removes all
Scurf, Dandruf, Eruptions and Feverish Heat
from the scalp. 1t fastens hair. prevents bald
ne S, ahd even causes a full growt,. where the
hair has fallen off. 1t containsno coloring mat
ter, bat efRe cts its wonderful changes in the
condition OF the hair, by giving health to
the skin OF the head, and glands which form
the hair.
Price 80 cts. par bottle. A liberal deduc-
ton made to Wholesale purchasers. Address ].
HIGHWARDEN, Ashland, Ashland county,
Ohio.
January, LIB, 1853 3it
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A young man named Malone. Rviu2i in
Anne Arundel county, Maryland, was de-
jiyering tickets of invitation to neighboling
friends to attend his grandfather,s f~anerai,
and IN jumping fEom the cars accidental
ly fell, breaking his neck. There were.
two fup-erals ipsted of one.
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o6MRsIssIPPIzAND Missouri RAILROAD.
We learn that the contractors are ma
king good progress towards the compile
tion Of this read lowe City. The
grading is neprly ell done. and the ties
are being Distributed along the track
The iron is going forward, and it is expe--
ted to be finished by the first of Janua,
ry Chicago Press.
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N0TIGE

s hereby given, that the undersigned was on
Il the second of September 1854, daax ap-
pointed Administrator of the estate of Gzsorge
Murray, deceased, of Orange township4 Ash
land county, Ohio. Those indebted % said
Estate will please make Immediate payment.
And those holding claims against said ESTATE
will present them legally authenticated for
payment within one year from this date.
VIM. RALST3N,
Admir- of the Estate of Geo. Murray, decd.
!. Ashland, Sept, Is. 1854. 3wl6 -
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Population Of Teras.-Tle present
population of Texas is estimated ut five
hundred thousand, the annual increase at
one hundred and fifty THOUSAND. There
are 6fty-four newspapers published in the
State.
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NEW HOTEL.

rlHE undersigned announces to the public that he
Il has again taken charge Of the Hotel in the will
age OF Orange, Ashland county. Thankful fer past
favors, he hopes all OF his old customers will give
him a call. Everything will be done TO make all
who may stop with him comfortable.
u A good Hostler will always be on hand
aOct.4 54.-1atf JAMES
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A SHES wanted sy The subscriber, at his
N Ashery in Ashland, for which the highest
marx ct price will be paid ia gooda.
T. g. BUSHNELL.
. oc,ober &c, 1s53 22tr
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A would be prophet down South, said
lately insone of his sermons. that he twas
sent to redeem the world aai eeags
therein" Whercupon a native pulled
out two five dollar bills on a broken bank,
and asked him to fork out the specie for
them
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The YorE OF CALIFoRNL.-Tho vote
in California at the late election, g total
of about $4,000, indicates a heavy in-
erease of the population since last year.
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NOTICE.

THERE will be a meeting of the Ashland county
Medical Society, on the evening Of the 3lst inst.
for the purpose of transacting business.
J. LAMBERT, NJ. D., Pres.
Oct. 18th. 1854.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Livery Stable.

c%FA A MOS LEWIS wishes it Distinctly
4e&LA understood that he has not quit the
Livery business, and that he has just made quite
an addition to his Stable in the the articles of Bug
gies and $40 horses.
His Stable is now kept Immediately back of
the Sampsel House. Customers can always find
some person to attend to them either at the Sta
BILE or the SampselH House. Passengers carried from
Ashland in any DIRECTION, at moderate rates.
May II, 1854. self
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q. BACHERER.

ae
INFORMS his numerous customers that he
l. has just received a large stock of all kinds
OF Groceries and CONTEMPORARIES a splendid
variety of Toys and Notions of all kinds,
Musical Instruments, &c., Sc.
In his SALOON he has made arrangements for
a constant suPplyof Baltimore and New Haven
OYSTERS, Game of all kinds Sardines, Pick
led Meats aud the delicacies of the season.
Lunch served at all hours on toe shortest no
tice- Constantly on hand a variety Of Temper
ance drinks.
Thankful Tor past patronage, he is d terinin-
ed TO spare neither pains or expense in eater
ing for the wants OIL. those who favor him With
O call. -a- g's&f
Ashland, Oct. 9TH, 1854. nl9tf
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E From South Carolina, we learn
that Mr.. Aiken was reelected to Con
gress from the Charlegton District,
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Oct. 18Th. Is5
c5FFINs.

a LANsoN WALKER announces to the public
that he is now prepared to make collins on
tie shortest notice, at prices much less than they
are made at any other shop Ashland. He eau be
found at Kriochbaun's old shop, Sd ST., Ashland.
May eth, 1854. 52tE-
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NOTICE.
Thomas <. Castor

J. q a. Bull,
At my instance an order of attachment was is
n sued on the Cd day OF October 1854, by John
Taylor, a Justice of the Peace CT Hanover town
si Ashland county. for the sum Of $3.50 and
costs, against the property and effects OF j. Q A
Bull. 4 nonresident Of said county. Causing 10. r
Whitney to be garnisbcd in said proceeding.
THOMAS E..
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