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PROBATE NOTICE.

UHE following Executors, Administrators an
L Guardians having filed their accounts for settle.
ment In the Probate Court Of Ashland County, Ohio,
the same arc continued for the inspection OF any per.
son interested and for examination aud repOrtto wit
Tho final act Of Jacob HeGncr, Admir-. of Henry
Long, deceased.
VIM. u. Caiu, admir-. ofJohu Donsau, sr. deceased.
Elizabeth Krcbbs, admit. OF Matthias Krebbs, dc.
ceased.
Josiah Lee, admir-. OF Josiah Lee, Jr. deceased.
John Smith, admir-. Of George Sellers, deceased.
Isaac Schunkcr, adm'r. of Daniel Way, deceased.
Eber Emery, adm'r. of George Tesi, deceased.
Edmund lnsmand, aim'r. OF Henry GribbiI, de.
ceased. BE-.
Nicholas A~llcsdins, admir-. OF John Brakler. dc.
ceased. 4I4 .-.ra a.
wm, J v%ermllia, admir-, Of Abraham Ferris, de.
ceased. lI
Jacob Gibson, executor of Thomas Morrison, dc
ceased.
Richard wiuhisler, Guardian OF the minor heir. Of
Charles clif; deceased.
Wesley Richards, Guardian of Jane Ann Mason.
Jacob Miller, Guardian Of Peiscillcy Morley.
do do " 7" M"ri6S !. WorIsy.
Tie Partial account Of Joseph Strickland, Guar
dian OF John Miller,
Richard Chamberlln, Guardian II Laura A.. Turner
John NnehOrn, Admir-. OF JacoS Peek, deceased,
Yennest& Middaugh, Adm'rs. Of Michael Row, dc
ceased.
The FinGl account of John berry, Guardien Ct
Catharlne Steyig, and the same are ordered 10 be plh.
lis cd 10 the Ohio Union, a news paper printed lu
said county, Tor three weeks, and will be Tor hearing
al the next term Of this Couri.
A. 4. CURTIS, Probate Judge,
Jan. 4, 1sSl,--ns33w,
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The FLEET AT CoNsrASTINoPLE,--A
letter from Conslantinople, dated Nov.
18Th, says, We have now lying in Nle
BosPborns h very heavy English and
FRENCH feet consisting Of from forty d
fifty ships many Of which, are ef The
largest class. Thcse added 10 the Egyp.
lian Turkish fleets will make a force per.
hads more formidable Than the world eyel
saw sildAl in one slnadrOn.
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SALE Ov-RrA EsTaTE.

TEpursuance Of a an order OF the Probate Court o
L Ashland OJunty, Ohio, made at Tho Jauuary torm
lrlav the 9th day OF February A. d.. 1851, attwo
o'clock 7. NJ, on Tho premises, the following descit.
bed Real Estate, AZ the property Of Jonas II. Cfolie.
decreased, situate IN Tho. town OF Ashlandl being the
two. raigc sixteen, and bounded as lollows Bepln.
Ming 0n lhc north side Of the road leading HON Ash.
land 70 Hauisvlile, aud At the south east c%orncr'of
ble alley, lying east OF lot number one h,uidred ami
twenty. three In AddersOns addition TO Vie t0Wnol
Afhtalll, thenee MOTH on tho east line Of said rlley
owe hundred AMI my feet. thence east SIX rods aud
Ten hnbsto the iihe, OF lshd owned Ny Joseph Sheets,
thence south aiody the Hue &c said Sheets laud one
hundred aud tifly feet thence wesl hloug paid ruad 10
TIC place VI begllning, six rods aud ten links rcrms
Of Sale-0ne half Cash IN hand, Que half in one year
secWedby mortgage upon the ptemisas, Arpralted
az "
SARAH GROUSE. ESecdtrlS
ofthe last will off,. II. Grouse, deceased.
Ashland, Jbnusry "a, 1884! twSi
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rETlrIor no sELL LANp.

aisTkrf o. Quo, utthtN Sfak
hshlhhd County, 50.
MOLLY KRAMER, Henry Kramer, Elizaheth Var.
w ger, Join Ynrger. Margaret Jumpert sarah Iup
NE, helchid nai.kle, hhrah Hettingef. heiena He's
iiuger, Lydia Hcttinger, George Heftiugcr, CAroiina
HettiDgcf, Henry Heulpger, May Masdalene Iicf
finger, Andre " 1eiIinger, Sarah Hetlinkrr, Sophia
H~etiinger, john i~Iettfnger ,flayld Hetllnger, Philip
hettinger, Elizabeth Heltingef, David Weaver. WI.
JDhn Weaver, Calharine Bare, John Bare, Lydia over
Henry Over. Jacob Heitinger Hetilng.
sh, and Mary ann Hettinger, willtake notice. thai d
Petition was filed agaihsttLem In the Probate codII
Of the County Of Ashland, Ohio, on The third day Of
Janaary ABB 1854, BY Philip Kosbt and George Kipp
executors Of the last viii ndtestanelt tf farob Btt
finger, deceased, setting forth among tiher thinss that
saidJacob HettingertdIe seized III Zee simple Of the
following real kslate, TO wit The south hall, of lie
moth east quarter OF section number eleven, town,
SHIP number twenty-five, OF range NUMBER sixteen.
in the county OF Ashland, and State OF Ohio, aud c01i
taining eighty acres Of land more OF less and also.
setting forth that said Jacob lIcttingerleit aslis wild.
ow. Eve Uettihger, 'and beqae atlied. to her the above
mentiunedf farm during her haturailifc add alsO. that
tile terms Of said will was to be sold. and the pro.
creds arising from the sale thereof TO be divided
equally among the hels OF said Jacob Hetlinger. de-.
ceased, and also, setting lorththat said Eve %llettlng-
or Is now dead, ar r ag fmI u
Tue object and prayer Of said petition is, that the
above named executors may be authorized to sell aud
convey the above described lnud, under said will, In
s1ch manner and upon such terms asthc Court may
direct.
The said parties above named. are therefore notified
to appear and pieal. answer or demur to said petition,
onUrbcf0Te the lrst Monday OF February A. D.. 1854,
at which time application VIII be made TO said Court
fJr an order to sell saldl land
PHILIP KosHT,
FuLTos& MGCONtg, GEORGE HErrINGER,
attorneys for Executors. Executors Of &C.,
Ashland, January 4, le54.-ns34w.
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SULLIVAN IN THE SHADE
A Great Touchdown
80
TSa . M
yta &alkN t8sgd fal
sos AZ Elsi-i-pusf, but in ms q

eot al Rist-i-G1sf, but In tho Pr:ce Of
GOOdSI
VoU may talk a5oot the scrimmnge between
IL the Turks and Russians, and Tho ''iesi II
mansihd I" bdt II does'nt begin to equal the /" . %
Of REORGANIZATION which y 20. bushnell i now'w a.
gipg against His ligl-priced competitors. Ilci
nov recei,lRg q largo ass,rinento of , 4,a0t
NEW GOODS OF NEW STYLES,
in addition to bis lormer stock, which he viii sell
at much lover prices than could be afforded ear-
Ter in tie seison. lie has no leading artc 90
hut viii sell his stock on nscnge,at the lowest
possible pric es. The unprecedented and %unriyal.
cd sales utlii establishment, speak louder th,ih
all lhu hunbng advertisements wlfich have Coer
thrown ont beTore the public by CASH STORES.
CHEAP STORES, &c. tts.
lie would particularly call the attention ofthc
p%ublicio his large stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
ofhis own manila cturc, all Of which Is warranted
TO Tho purchaser, at pic os that cannot he under.
sold. All arc invited TO call and examine biz
stock. Seeing If believing none shall doublbu M
those who see not.
H 10 F n q
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AGAs H.'
Martin A. MciTose a M g. sf
John Van Nest PIE
rs Petition in Foreclosure.
Henry France s. su-
sinna France Dopts a
IEENRY and Susanna france will take no
IL iicc, that on Tho III day Of November, A.
D. 1853, Plaintiffs fed in Tic Court Of Common
Pleas Of Ashland couaty Ohio, their Petition Of
FoTeelosnre against said Dciendants. setting forth
that on the BUD day,of June 1853, Defendants ex.
eculed their mortgage TO one VIM. Scott, upon
tho following described real esta,c @, situate ia
Ashland County Ohio, 10 wit; Ia Lots No. two
2 and three l3l in the village Of Rawsbarg to
secure the payment oil four promissnry notes
fue on tho sjI days Of juno 1853, 1851, 1855
and 1856, respectively, which said notes we're
assigned to plaintiffs, one Of which said note ,
u npwdua and unloss Defendants appear within
SO weeks from tho publication Of this notice aud
plead aaswor or dcmur To- said Petition, Jadg,
Uent will be taken Tor the amount duo on sdid
Mortgage and decree taken Tor the sale oil lie
norlgaged promises. ~
'n KELLOGG ALLISON, Sol. plfs.
Ashland, Nov. 30, 1883. Gw2s.
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METROPOLITAN SILK STOCK +!
EDWARD LAMBERT & CO

IMPORTERS AND JOGBERS OF STA aud
j. Fancy Guods, having removed 10 their new
Warehouse, No. DO Chambers Street, New York,
Opposite tho Park invite the attention of the
Trade 10 their Spring importation OF
Rich silks, Dross Goods, Sihawla, RIb-
bons, EmbrOrderies, &c.
Merchants throughout the United States arc so,
liciled 10 examine our assortment, whichin Nov.
city, Richness and Variety, is believed TO DO an.
surpassed in this metropolis, and adapted to the
waAls of the very best trade IN this country; all Of
which will be offered to Ctsh and six months
Buyers, on the most favorable terms. Gw33
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OFFICERS OF COMPANY.
ASnREw COOK, Presideri.
pOwNING II. YOUNG, SecrfidrV.

ANpREw CooH, Presiderf.
DOwNISG II. You've, SecreiOry.
louN P. DRESAE, ~1re1sNrSr.
This Company is prepared ~tpiissuo policies oil
insurance upon tho most favorable terms, for any
period not exceeding five years.
The Directors call the especial attention Of
persons desiring to effect insurances, 10 the fol-
lowing, among many other liberal featt res Of
their Company. Hr la
]. We issue policies on both the ioint.stpeh
and mutual plan, on the joiut stock plan, for as
short a period oftime as IN y he desired.
II. Persons insured 10 this t~,cinpany who sgs
tain a loss, in casO ofcontroycrsy, NAV bring
;,laair suit either IN tho county whore such Ices
occurred, or in Richlapd county.
III, IA cIse ofsaIc Of the propclty insured, be.
fore tho expiration Of the policy, a rateable pro.
portion ftho money advanced will be returned
tothc policy h''der. Thisis a peculiar feature
in our company, and one which we Il ink will
NEE with the appreciation ofull personsiHtcrcst
cd.
~, We conGne ourselves entirely tc a bushes
within the bounds OF the State ofUhio. A Iibcra
sh ire OF pnblic patronage is resrecirully solicited.
Principal business Office, on Vest Diamond Street.
Miag'e!d, Ohio, up Stairs, in Sinrgfs' aew build,
ing. Agents Of .pmpany for Ashland County,
WIN. 0. ALLISON, Ashland.
G. {. KING, Haysvlile.
May %, 1883. If
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BOOK BINDERY

rTNltE subscriber has opened a Bindcry in con.
Il naction viii hts Book Store, where Maga-
aiucs, Pamphlets, &c, viii be bound ia the best
style, and az as cheap a rate ne At any town inlhe
oounty. Old Books rebound on shpgt notice.
work warrahicdi please give us a'call.
l- W. H. H. POTTER.
Hand. Juaa 90, 1864. -9~D s.f
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1Sq %51lasmttN Gdr9rapb.
SaAaI|D
%ANe g2
Reported expressly f@ ihc Ohio Union.
Further by. The Canada,

Ills creditahly Asserted tlIat Tie British,
French and Turkishg 0eelsoeatered ,he
Bl,bk Sea- I'm Tho Id,h II I1ere,tnbbem r y
Their sappdsed'Ilestipa,ion being se6aslo
Snlsr Three. rnur,hs fdftle squadron were
ier Ia guard Cuaslantinople.
The Car hayipg lfeonen,ly declared
,ha, ,i,e entrance into ,Le Black Sen would
he considered Nv him raaiyaIeni "a 4 de.
,iara,i6n of War. The Withdrawal ~ the
Russian Minister lrdm paris aud L,onJun
was Immediately looktt Tor.
Ihe DiplJma,isls continued as busy as
efer.
The Paris Journals unblished what pur.
norris 10 DO 4 Istteror lnsrnc,ioY 4 from tho
-Four Powers 10 tl,e Emlassidors al Cdn-
s%lanlinople calling on Turkey 10 aeequiesce
ina peac4fuI seulemeut. win Inc assurance
,ho, Russia intended. M in(riuoemrnl Of
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ashland Mercantile School.
UNION SCHOOL BuILDiNG. ASHLAND, OHIO.
WILLIAM ". GRANGER, Principal,

UNION SCHOOL BUILDING. ASHLAND, OHIO.
WILLIAM W. CHANGER, Principal,
VNHR design Of this Iuetitnton 10 to be purely
IL a Mercantile scboOl, 9flordmig 10 individuals
thorough and practical training las much SO as'
actual h%usincss) for tho duties Of the counting
room and the various business puffihs. go
1.-The course OF instruction arranged from ra9s-
actions drawn rom real life, and wifi en- ont in
gooi bus'aess style, embraces Double Eatry
Book. keeping, as practically used-nthc different
departments oftrade and commerce, including
wholesale, Re,qil, Commission, Bankihg, Man.
u'acturi6g, Shipping ind Stcamhoating, IRdiyid.
uai, Partnership and Compound Company BUSH
ness; also, Mercantile Arithmetic Corfesprn-
dcnce, Pcumouship, Political Economy and
Commercial Law.
The average time to complete a courte is some
~ weeks, and applicants can cntcr school 1T any
tine aud receive Individual instruction. Students
arr Unlimited as to limo, and have the priv. lego
Of review.
Terms for the entire course and diploma, in
adv.ncC, $40. Ials Hll
Stationary cosis from So to 50. Board can be
had at from 81 to $3.50 per week. -
Ashland, Nov. %, 1893. o7-tf.
L - L MAL
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NOTICE 40 IAN IL

NJ MONEY Will be received Cor
IN Taxes by me other than Guild aad Silver,
and tho. Bills OF Solvent ono Baaks. This Is
D.. ". BOYD. i
'r4 1faftF f' Treasurer efIAtAimd1 10. 7
Dec. I, ls5sa rui hau,4 ,t5so stGeit
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Ngw YoeN, LIN. O.,
~ 'Fho schooner Mil. Ganb,l arryed
here Yesterday ffom Sgnt4Afriaa.
She halls from B%alnnnre m.his 4 SLAYER
and a prize oslhe U. 5. Frigais Cons'ilu.
lion.
taSl'c was captured IN October.
fhe Paris correspondent Of he Times
says'lhe Mhnileur will soon ronllin o note
10 The fflectihal The entrance OF lie fleets
70 the Black Sea is M, wilh . hostile in.
ienlion hut 10 maimhin the arniislice which
il is hoped win be enforced between Rus
STA and Turkey.
The Morning Chronicle correspondent
states that France and England are now
fully agreed upon taking the most effective
measures 10 coerce RussiG a
Instructions given 10 The Almirals. are
10 stop all Russian ships faamd cruising in
ihe Black Sea, aud force Them To return
10 SebaslopoL which port they will no, be
allowed 70 leave until a treaty Of peace is
AT Vienna runors were current of on
engagement on the Danubc. .
News rtOm ST.. Petersburg Of the OH,
via Hamburg mentions that on Oct. 9Th,
the Russian squadron Of four ships an.
chored off Napgaski, Japan, and we're hos.
tpitaply lec$ycd, They were there when
last heard Of, esi c,amlgis a
-o' The Austrian Budgetof 1859 shows o
deficit OF fifty million forms.
The Secretary Of War has telegraphed
l,othis city fort charlcring Of a steamer
10 proceed Immediately ii search Of The
disabled steamer San francisco,
lie has also ordered several revenue
cutters on the same service.
The San francisco has 600 men Of the
81 regiment of u, s. Artillery, with the
non'commissioRed officers and bands, and
several OF The officers families, y
She has u largo nnmber If passengers,
among whom Is George AsPinwap, Of this
ely. isUl at-sri sr %
The steamer Empire Oily issdIlashore
al Barngale, bul hopes are entertained that
she will be got ~. Che went ashore on
she Sd, five miles srulhl Of lie lisbt,lh0sr.
She had 40 passengers. All,saie.
y The Tribune's Washington correspond.
ent states that there is a rumor there oi a
new Gllibuslsripg expedition, which is to
proceed Qua well armed steamer 10 The
Peruvian coasl,aheFq heisl tho Bolivian
flag, and seize uppn.l Tho I,ubos Islands.
The same writer slntes ilatl the project
for the c6ldhizaionaof The MosaAi,6 coast
is wholly southern n lis purpdrt. The
design is 70 transport sSes tither. The
grant TO The company 10 said TO embrace
300 miles of sea sessi,sf
The Washington cprfcspnhdeDl OF the
Confer and Enquirer states that facts to
known whielriasify the %sapposhtop thal
The British government il, preparing lor
the gradupl aban5Mimpnl OF all Central
America. l YES
,seAlso Thai, a company has been fbrmcd
for The purchase OF Ito AIosqaiIo cuun.
Wy ; That part OF DE land has been iraps.
ferred and the money paid lofh, ssssii
several prominent polilicians arc stock.
holders in this company,
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STADI.ER'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Is u pfeasant MI nre. ccnapounard 10 agftsmeht
4 'withiL rules 81 Pharmacy Of therapeutic agents,
LONG Known aud celebrated for their peculiar edirsey.
IN curing D1AKkHGA, and similar Affections e0fthc
system. In iis teticn il ALLAys EApsEA aid produces
a healthy condition Of Tie LIVER. thus r~fInoring the
cause al the same iinic Is cures the disease.
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New Hardware StOrC!!

-
ID D. BaIcE, presents his regards 10 all Of
IA. his old friends, formed when, in the House
OF II. Luther, & Co., and wishes IL distinctly mn
dcrstood that he car be found Mt all times a, his
establishment on Main Street, in the room FIR
merly occupied by 4. Kellogg, ready and willing
to attend to the wants of all. and purpOscskccPiHg
Hardware malt It's branches
TOOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Building Materials, House Furnishing Goods, Ia
bic aud Pocket Gallery, Flaming, Fimor Clisels
AMI Gauges, Broad Hand uad Choppins Axes,
Adaesaad other edge Tools,
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, SASH
md Putty, Mil Gut, Hind, PANEL, Gp aud
Wood Saws, a large assortment. Braces and
Bits Of III descriptions, Planes, Bits, Gnuges, Co.
n and Rosewood, Butchers Horse RaspsRnd files
Of all descriptions. Log, Cable, Trace and Cow
chains, Lccks, Latches, Butts and Screws, Sad
Irons, Strap Hinges, Sc. llench and Single
Knives, Pump Chain, 7 ubblng and fixtures, Brass
and Porcelain Kettles &c. Scoop Shovels, SHOW
oils and longs, Lead Pipe, Bar Lead, Zinc, Gun
Barrels, Locks, Trimmings &c.,
SADIERY HARDWARE,
Coach trimmings, Euumclcd and Flour oil Cloths
Cheap, Shoomukers findings Be-. pain,g, Oils,
varnishcs, Viraish and Paint Brushes, Dnst
Brushes, Hand Bellows, Corn T%oastors, Steel
Springs and Axlcs, Mallcable Iron, Brass Bands,
Be-, &c.
dclcs, but call a ID buy at the Cheap Hard ware
n. D. BolcE.
Ashland, Dec. sSth, 1859. n32tc.
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rTuw @ArIOSrIJ

II BActlEnER, at tho old stand formerly
kl. oeqppipd by Michael Miller, ahogo tho
MtNOtty hb1sc, Keeps constantly on band dycry
vSriety orsodd things eTcepi in Intoxicating duaks,
which eau be lesreJi bypny Gao iaRdl ph good
ny. June 30, 1858, 6u
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scTrnEREAN HLLpsTRaL,
Or Great Western Hair RESTORATIVE

IL promotes tho growth, s%olens, makes per.
III mancnl, and restores thu natural color Of tho
hair. II gives health to tho skin ind to the glands
which form tla ihetr " removes al ScurC, Dam
drqf, Eulptions aud Ecyeusb Heat from the
scalp. Il fisleps halr, preyeols baldne ,, AID
eyeu capsesa fltgroSth whele the hair has iat-
lon on II c~oqtains no %colofipg mailer, bui Of
ihq hair by giying health TO tho skin d tho
hcad, and glanjsA Il om Tho hair.
Price 90 etss per bottle. A liberal deduction
node to Wholesale mrclhserss Addressed J..
HlGHWAROEN, Ashland, Ashland county, Quo.
January, M, 1853. sal.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
IT at Low IYt1cs AZ,

~ ALLAL -
'ENlE undersigned has opened, in tho buiidins
on The south side oil Maine street, Ashland
formerly occupied by Bell & Whitney, a new and
choice stuck OF Dry floods, Groceries, &c., which
he offers at prices which will hear eomparIsol
with any OF lis competitors 10 Norticrn Ohn.-
His arrangements arc, such, and his stock ha,
lecn purchased AZ such rates, ihlt no docs mol
hesitate TO say, On no spirifo boastiAc What 10
eau oGcr goods On CHEAPER terms Chan canl bc
obtained at any Otlgg establishments this eouA-
~. +" SEEING II hciieriagr-so give me a call
aud YOU will be parsuadcl. 2 i'4u-81 ifl mh
SJr Cash paid for all kinds of grain and seeds,
Almost every article prodgrod oar a farm will he
IN demand at my Store, at the best prices the
sa,e Of the markets viii %warraht. q -4fiit
t tt sg arJir1 ht LYMAN FAYaSE7
October &c, lS5a, smsS
N} RraEsav;si. ~ gqr'7a
NJGGTtAkL MULLER wonld inf6fa, Tia iutl
ItLg,eaJs aqd tho public that no has renqved
ls gonds i9hjs new ilfiGk building nearly pppp.
stethe Suippscl House, lie &iiI kocpcoastdnlly
on hand Ht 0NH i'lN fm va tl.sfu AN
CoNFrcrnNSatrs FnE.n BarR6, Cares
Hi9st Prs. &rs., &C., i7et hf ~
together " ithh lmostcvcty artieleSrG necVlosaHd
Provisions tbptis %tuqWiTsd by. Cimilics. Ills pre-
sent blIldlNg is large and welladnptcd tpllc puE
pose fpr wLict il was designed, anil he in ends IL
spafcno cSerton or D. irish 10 keeb' on hind
eseryarllelo which pHry be required b, hiseug
tnwqrs. ~, .E..t I'll.
[L.Lrh Nm hAfs.ff rAf 81 81
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s@tab,er,s 0nodt ue cheyr, = I,

Stab,er's f,nodynf Cherry g. nfcs0fart
h confden nyfpttmIhcnde TO ~lnraitGs. as y
KD by any Known preparation, for The cue u Ceggks,
Uoarseaess. andOiher foinsJf CehmeH Coils BRON
early stage, and lor he Relief Of the patient even IN
advanced stages 1l that fatal disease.
ltcOnbinrs,i 10 q ~stioDtic idaiief, femedits ofl0ng
esteemed value, with " hcra n yecentdiscOyey {
AID besides its seofhiHf and tonic qualities, acls thrU'
The skin gently. and with great efficacy, Tor ihe eare
oil this clhss Of disc ases. re8 ,-;gs,aassSt
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed and qualified as AdministIa.
tor Of the Estate OF DAVID calhoun, deceased. All
persons knowing themselves Indebted TO Faid Estaie,
are requested to make immediate payment, and ali
persons holding claims against said Estate must pre-
sent them within one year frmn this date duly authcn.
ticatcd according to law
THOMAS CALHOUN. Admir-.
Of the Estate of David Calhoun. Deed
Ashland tauuavv 4 1881 u.a On
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LooK IfEREr1

LOObA ttEaRE
7 HAVE procured a right Tor an Improvement
i in building houses, by which a hon.e may be
biilt for a small amount of money, with all the
conyenicnces and comforts Of the dcircst houses;
aud as ! have appointed John Sml'lcy, OF Ash,
land, as my agent for this county, please call or
him and examine the model, aud procure a right.
ANDREW s.. MORRIS.
Troy, A 'hland CO., Aug. s, 1853. gd
GTR NSED from Esq. Whcolers, near Troy
~ in this county, a sorrel marc, with a white
strip in the e rehead, a small lump near the flank
on the off side, caused by a kick, gaout iAcon
hands high, aud fourteen years old, blind in the
right eye. Any person giving Information so that
| eau gothef, wlll eonier a layor. eH e
-.g BENGAMIN. CASSIDY.
Reodsburg, Dec u, 1858,
NoTICEis hereby given ,thatthc undersigned
IN has boon appointed executor of the Estate
ulMuy Limerick, deceased, late ofLakeTp.. Ash.
land county, Ohio, AL persons knowing them
%se!vesto ho indebted to said Estate. must nakc
immediate payment
JACOB LIMERICK, Executor.
OF MARY EMracK, Drc'd.
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JDLaEN'S MDNSPEit OffClESTRA.
WliEREyER J%nlicn's name is known, tho
w "Rly Did Polka has an aariva,el popn
larily. There have been more copies ofthis piccc
sold inr the short ilmc II has been issued than
any ether musical composition ever published IN,
Amet.ea. ,ClriSy's 4" Ihs Otter SIDE Of JJrdaH "
though it has 10, cqualcd 10 nrmbo 6 ibo sale Of
the "Kilg DIP yet the demand Tor II is great,
and tits driving out Of maTkett tho many spSrous
copies purportng to lo sung by t~hfisiy's MIN.
sirols. Ask for Clris;y's - TAe chCr side u
JJrdian 1t has an ,liutirated tile, and portrait
Of Earle Ii. Plorce, in costume. All others alc
spurious, Chgisiy's new Songs, g Old TINS
Come Agdin,n by Charles Converse, " SdHy
Primcr'' aud s'JtiiNsfron Ktatprky'' are having
a glorious ruR. They aye nightly sung 10 crowd
cd audiences, and aIe universally sought afior.
Wal. HALL x SON.,
30 Roadway publish all The above. Z
nctemlcf n, lssJ, ne sW. HrthH a.n sHt
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LROM and aflcttbis date, tho barber Shop in
IL Ashland will DO closed on the sabbath. All
Interested viii govern themselves accordingly.
ny order OF the Proprietor,
J. ulGHwARDEN, Superintendent.
Ashland, January lIth, 1853. 3w3f
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