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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03
Alertbants, &f.
LOOK OUT FOR THE AvALANOH
OF
NEW SPRiNG GOODS !!
McMahan Six Ahead

n OBERT McMAHAN announces to the peo-
II, pie OF Ashland County, and the crest OF
mankind - that he is now receiving just a 'hfhs
the biggest stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!
direct from the eastern markets, that has or will
be brot ght to this county this Spring.
DRY GOODS.
His stock Of Dry Goods consists ofBroad Cloths,
Summer Goods, Ginghams, DelaineS, SheeiiDgs,
an unsurpassed assortment of
DRESS SILKS,
to which he invites the special attention OF the
ladiesenerally, n inexhaustnble assortment oil
Prints, and almost every other article in this de-
partment, usually used IN this market.
STRAW GOODS
In this department he challenges competition,
as his assortment OF Bonnets and Palm aud Leg
horn Hats, is complete.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
He will continue the Ready-Made Clothing bu-
siness as usual, and will be at all times pfepased
to supply the wants OF the community in this re-
spect, and at prices that will make the jewish
Fraternity stand ughnst.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
eco nc unto me all ye ends of the earth y and be
20 no longer bootless or shoeless, as he iS now
supplied with an a~ssortmentof Boots and Shoes
that completely eclipses any OF those Of his up
town neighbors, and will sell them at prices So
low as to silence the clamorings Of the most
misery soul on terra frma.
Also any quantity of GROCERIES AND
HARDWARE, and an endless assortment Of 9th
er articles, which il would make any persons
eyes sore to read.
Friends, Customers and Countr ymen, lend m,
your ears" He can supply the hatless, the
c%oatless, the Bootless and shoeless, and ever
hungry, starving soul within his reach, with thu
Injuries oflile, at prices that no honest man cal
complain of. Remember his store is at his OLD
stand, Main St, Ashland where the people cal
get good bargains and find the latch string Away
out.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
ak en- in exchange for Goods, and ASH neve
refused.
Ashland, April B, 1854. 46tf
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Sig Cents Reward,

GAYHART, who was bound 10 the sub
"A scriber, 10 learn Inc business OF farming until he
arrived al the age VI twonty.one, ran away on ihe92d
inst. The above reward will be paid to any person
Giving information as to his whereabouts. AL per-
ssons Ere hereby notified not to trust him on my &C
count as / will pay no Iebts OF his eontracting',
SO'' JOHN =. WESLEY.
.ni.,s u.vel ,e,i aNsO
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Charles R. Deming, Admir-
Sf John L. Lang, decd, pstitioH 70 Complete

S"Nhf
Nicholas Perfine, ct. al.
TNNHE Defendants are hereby noiifeh, that said
Petitioner On the 10Th day of April 1854, filed
in tho Probate Court Of ashland Comfy, Ohio, p
Petition and the same is now pending, wherein
Nicholas Perrne, Sarah G.. widow and Sarah NJ.
G., John George and Martha Grace Lang heirt
at law Of said John L.. Lang are Defendants-thc
object and prayer of which is to obtain an order
of said Court, authorizing Petitioner TO Complete
Il certain contract entered into between said Lang
and said Perrinc, on the 18th day of Sept. ls44, by
which said PARTIES Exchanged iarnsasaid bang's
Lands described as follows, to wit :-situate at
that time in Huron County. (now Ashlahd) Ohio,
being part Of the second section OF Ruggles Town
ship-beginning at the south-eastc corner Of Jacob
Roarback's Lands thence south on the State
Road to Lands Decided TO Peter Kinsley, lec'd-
thence west to a stake-tlencc north on the east
line of Lot number one, to the public highway
thence east to the place Of | eginning-containing
so acres more or less also the east-half Of Lot
number two in said section, lying east Of a certain
road running north and soutB-contllning ~fty-one
acres 80 leo according to lotting and survey of said
Township. Also Lot number three in said section
and Township containing 80 acres more or less,
said Lang having failed to make a gobd and suf
fcient deed for said premises prior to his decease,
Petitioner asks an order Of said Court authorizing
him to Complete said contract. Debts are re
quired to defend within three weeks or said Cour
will make an order accordingly.
j. W. SMITH, AH'yJor Ps'r.
April L., 1854. oval
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Farm for Sale.

~. THE subscriber offers his farm for sale, situated
i l. one nile south Of the GENRE Of Troy. II
l.@Iconsisls OF forty acres Of arabic land-aO acres
aud the residue well t%inbcred. II has on
ita good farm house, a good orchard, and fine running
water. TormB-93pp per acre. The farm was iIrmeIIy
ow ned nv Dr.. Young. THOMAS WOOD.
Troy Centre, Ashland Co., o., May ,, 'ji-'3wjO
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Artists, Look Here !

Daguerrean Apparatus Tor Saie'I
A NY person wishing 10 go into this pleasant and
N highly lucrative business, can be lurhi.heu MIN
Union. The Camera is one Of Harrison's best Quarter
size 4. indeed II cannot be excelled in the State, and
the owner is only induced 10 part With 1t because II Is
ia small for his purpose. The entire apparatus can
he lad at a deduction Of 30 per cent hon tho origi'
nal cost. Ashland, May ,, 'ji.-3w5O
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PARTITION NOTICE.

MARY Coon, Christian Coon, Simon Coon!
MI Robert McCurdy and Cathatina McCu.dy HE
Wits, John MtCuriy and C~hfistena McCurdy his
wife, Daniel Coon and Eve Coon, widow Of jacob
Coon. deceased, will take notice that a Petition.
was filed against them, on the seventeenth da, N
April A. d., 1854, in the codrt Of Common plsaI
Of Ashland county, Ohio, by Jtedb Coon, John
Coon and Samuel Edwards and Sussnnnah Eiwardi
his wife. and is now pending, wherein the said
Jacob Coon, John Coon and samuel Edxafdi and.
Susannah Edwards bis wife, dsmahd Partition 81
the following Real Estate, Gtuate In Hanovir.T n.g
Ashland county, oki0l AID more PARTICULARLY de,
tcribed as follows;-beihg The south-Weti jtuafs
ter Of Sec. seven ~ TIP. nineteen (l9) and nadet
sixteen no containing one hundred and siehys
eight acres more. or less, and that al Tie nett
torn Of the said Court. an applidauoh vii Sc
made by said Jacob Coon, John Coon snd samuei
Edwards aud s~usannah Edwards bis wife, e, A.
order that Partition may be made cf suid brem,.s1
as fdiiowSi To Jacob Coon and John eour, NM
S%usannah tintermauied with Samuel fdNs.'
Mary Coon, Christian apoalBln1oh c. %,
rihe Nnlermarrisd Win Robert 20 casha
tsna ihterniartied with ~. csaIuyl chrs
Coca, each oas 11-,h :. snh meSuieIh y Danls
Il iva widow Of jacob Coon, deed. Doas
~ q wholo.
KELLOGG 4 ALLIsoN, Afsyes5 sr nv.
April iSth 1905 M0
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S.

Married, April GATH at the Sampsel House, by
Rev, s. Rirz, Mr.. JOSEPH AUSTEN to Miss
CATHARlNE HElCAL, both oil brownsville.
On The 9th by the same, at his residence, Mr..
JACOB KRAMER, Of Rowsburg, to Miss SARAH
WESTHEFFER, near Ashland.
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100000 GIFTS FOR The PEOPLE
uARr's GREAT GIFT ENTERPRISE oR
THE WHOLE WORLD

DRoFESSoR J. w0ODMAN HART, would re-
specially inform the citizens Of New York
and the world at large, that, tor the purpose o.
enabling all to see his wonderful Illustration Of
the entire world; lthe first and only thing Of the
kind ever prodGced,) now on exhibition at tho
Worlds Hill, Nos. 3t7 and s79 Broapway, and
for the purpose Of popnlari'ing American Ar {:
and also orglying a Worldwide circulation 10 his
ecdotes ,, which should be read by the million;
he wilt dfstribdtt among the purchasers NJ h.
tickets OF ADMISSION the following magnificent
and valuable Gifts, AMOUNTING to the sum total .
$500, 900.
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SHEEP PELTS |.

The subscriber will pay cash Tor any quantity
Of Sheep Pelts, delivered ut his Store, opposite
the franklin House, and one door East Of the
Post Office, Ashland, Ohio.
Ashland, April 10th, 1884. n4Stf
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DIR. w NJ. JONES,

Of the Eclectic School Of Medicine,
ITAVING located in Rugsles Township, Ashland
IL County. Ohio, offers his professional services te
the public generally. Particular attention paid TO
Chronic diseases. rheumatism, Liver and Lung com,
plants, old Sores, ETC., Cancers, sclirrous and
csustic, May ,, 1~sSi.-nJUtf
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EitSi Etts!! ENits!!!

T EWIS&FLETCHERs' Vegetable Compound
for the cure OF Epilepsy or Fits-a recently
discovered invaluable Medicine, purely Vegeta
Bile, Tor the cure Of this dreadful disease Jus'
received and for sale by R'H. &Co'
Druggists, Ashland 0.
July 6, 1853. III
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MORGAN HORSE MOUNTAINEEH.
THIS celebrated Horse can be seen the
L ensuing season at the following p%lacesi on
Monday and Tuesday Of Teach week at Greenwich
centre, Wednesday and Thursday at Savannah,
and Friday and Saturday at tho samPsel House in
Ashland. J,&J. HEARSr
April 18th, 1854. Xmas
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In his depatmonti is universally conceded by all who have made an examination of our stock,
lis III. largest ihta ind bets selected ever brought to this market 1t consists, in part, of
Bhcka md FigmodD Dress Silks; BonnetS Silks American, French hand English Beahe Deuhe;P Pink,
Blue md Gcen, TALL wodOD danej plain and embroidered Dubae Dress Patterns Jackona and
Muslin awng Anne lean, French and Scotch Gmghams; Prints oil every descriptions Silk, Gimp,
ind "Lmbhon" BomuJS Silk, worNed ,Ldea and Coon Govesan md Hosiery Ribbons and
Dress Trimmings Silk, Linen and Isle LaceT large assortment of Fr1chSwOrhed Collars I'm
onet MuMns; PHnsos aud Fans &c, Sc insot, we hMe. very article usually used in this sec
ton of country. LADIES', give US acaj 70 wMhkc pleasure in showing you r gouS "~Wer
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GOOD NEWS FROM THE EAST!
tfE
Nd& THE FLEET HAS ARRIVED -
WITH T. C. BUSHNELLS
Immense Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods on Board!
Peoples Emporium Victorious over all CompetitorsN

VNTEIt, fellow citizens il is indeed fac, that that immense stock Of NEW
w GOODS. which was advertised some weeks since as being on the way to Ashland from the
eastern cities, has ow fully arrived and is now ready to be distributed att loweN possible pr
cs among the good people Of A'Ianda md adnnng Counties The hundreds fPsoplew who my
binary aOckh short time but this me is so large that cannot be exhausted for mOnhsto come,
assortment!
1aALDg2@&e INSTRUMENTATION
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NIILLIARD'S S%CYTHES-59 don. SILVER
IyI Steel, Cast Steel, Grain and Grass ~Scythos,
from the celebrated Mandatory Of d. .WlllardG
C,dysville, N. v. at tho Hardware Store Of
Feb, 22.-nAos n. D. b0fcE,
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SClrHEREAN lILUSTRAL,
Or Great Western Hair Restorative

7 rpromotcs the growth, s%olrns, makes por.
maneut, and restores the natural color Of the
hUr. 1t gives health to the skin and to the glands
which form the hair; removes all Scurr, Dan.
drulf, Eruptions aud Feverlsh Heat from the
scalp. II iastcna hair, '%revents baidne's, NIl
even causes a foil growth Shsib the hair has ial-
len oil. 1t contains no Goionng matter, hut ef-
lects its wonderful changes in the condition Of
tho hair, by giving health to the skin of the
head, AMI glands witch form tho hair.
Price 90 cts. per bottle. A liberal deduction
made to wholesale purchasers. Address J. HIGH
WARDEN, Ashland, Ashland county, Ohio.
January, llth, 1853. "a
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BARRIERS LINE OF HACKS,
-NIsTnA NOTICE.

ADMINISTItATOTt'S NUIIUHs
NTOTICE 10 hereby given, that the undersigned
" has been appointed by the Probate Court as
Administrator Of the Estate of Mary MaddenS
deceased, Of Green township, Ashland County,
Ohio. All petsons having claims against said
EslalS viii preset thBm legally authentlested
dcchfdina TO law. JOHN EuRNs
April le;h, ls5d-I.s
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Table Cutlery.

WE can and will sell Knives and Forks ~ per
w cent. cheaper than any Hardware Store IN
MANSFIELD or Wooster over did, will or can, II
you doubt it, come and buy some, that much low'
ccr-think of tRsl JOHNS Il ALLEN.
MAY 3. ,54.-5tf Adjoining the Bank.
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T-PAarE Asp FEVER Of three years standing coRED.
MIR. John Longden, nov II living al Beaver Dam Han.
over county, Va, near MClland, had Aguc aud Fever
for three years. most Of the time he had chills twice a
day, and rarely less than once he was parched with
fevers as soon as the chill len him; aud after trying
physicians, %Quinine, most Of the Tonics advertised,
aud every thing recommended to him, was about to
live up in despair, when CARERS Spanish Mixture
was spoken Of; he got two bottles, but before he had
used more than a single one, he was perfectly cured,
and has not had a shill or fever aimee.
Mr.. LCngden is only one out OF thousands who have
been benefited by this great tonic, Alternative and
blood purifier.
See advertisement tn his certificate.
May ,, 1884. 4wn5O
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Save Naur Ashes

A SHE'S wanted by the subscriber, at his Ash
n cty In Ashland, for which the highest mar
let price will be paid in goods. r,,vr,,
October 90, 1858, sS'
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Practitioner Of Medicine SHd SURGERY!
WILL attend TO all business connected with his
w profession. once In the Centre Of Troy, Ash
land county, Ohio, lyiU
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" ss''''I.F -
In all departments of our stock you win IND
the above statemon. Of prices corresponding, All
we ask is lOok before you buy. The price Of our
Goods is a sure thing Tor your money In Laales
Drsss Goods we arc all hEed. Lawns, beiges,
Plain Black, Striped, Barred and Changoable Silks
Of all prices. Our stock Of nice
SILK BONNETS,
"Takes 'em all DOWN. Can sell new style Gimp
Bonnels for 90 cents. Every body that comes to
Wooster, comes TO our store and sees the show
Of prices and styles. We wont charge you any
thing to look. Country Merchants supplied win
their whole stocks at low prices and iair terms,
at our store At tho Old Stand East OF the Amen
can Hotel. M, ALLISON.
May ID, 1854. now
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Books for the Million.

TCHE subscriber having purchased the entire
stock OF Books and Stationery, belonging to
". II. II. Potter, former proprietor OF the Ash
land book Store, respectfully announces that
he will continue the business at the old stand,
and will always have on hand
Standard Miscellaneous Works,
Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, School Books,
Maps, &c., sc. Also Pocket Cutlery, Port Mo-
mics, Memorandum, Pass Books, Blank Books,
Plain and fancy Cards, Porte Folios, Writing
Materials, Cap Letter, Bath Note, Drawing, It's.
sue an FIncy Paper, Bristol Board, Plain and
Fancy Note Letter aud Envelopes, Arnold's
black, red and carmlne Whiting Fluid, Fabcr's,
Brookman 4 Langdou's, and other celebrated
Lead Pencils, round and square, States and
Slate Pencils, Gold Pens and Cases.
In a word, eve rything usually kept in a fist
class Book Store. Prices as low as any town in
the country.
As he has engaged in the business with the
intention of"making a living" at it, he is deter
mined to become an efficient caterer for the
public, / money and unwearied attention to the
business will accomplish the end. Persons
wishing books but seldom called for, tan have
them promptly ordered from Eastern Houses at
reasonable rates. All tho latest publications
will DO found upon his shelves. He hopes TO
receive a liberal share oil the public patronage
II. W. IMHOFF.
Ashland, April s, 1854. 4d'f
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200 se's elegant Silve

wv &c = eleHunl ouNNT lGa-cVuoHui " I,3UN
90 4" " " Dessert-Spoons, 10 500
90 " Z" " Tablespoons, Is lyd
20, 900 vols. Mrs. Partin. toms Carpet
Rag Of Fun, at 80 cts.....:.......... 10000
30, 900 pieces Of the most Fashionable
Music, at % cts Observation-Disclosures. 1900
$4,000 elegant Steel Engravings, at 25c $3.50,
SD,O0u Finely engraved Pocket-Maps Of
the City Of New ,l27 ~
81 .Os9 Porte Monnaies, al. 20 cts. ...... 7,772 IS
a Loan FOR 100 Years, without interest,
or security, Of Cash ................. 10000
It ia confidently believed that the tickets will
all be sold, and the property will be Distributed
by the first ofJuno.
The property will be placed in the hands oia
Committee appointed by Z ticket holders, to ID
distributed in a perfectly lair and satisfactory man.
ner to all concerned.
The price Of the tickets is 81 cach. cntitlikf
the holder to fclr admissions TO the E~KhibIusT,
and une orthc 800, 900 gifts.
All orders for tickets must be addrcssed, poth
maid, with the money enclosed, TO Pref. J. Woods
| man Hart, Nos. 377 aud 397 Broadway, Worlds
Hall, New York, and the tickets will be promptly
forwarded to any part Of the world.
Any information relative to the property, may
be obtained at the Office Of TIE Worlds Halt ~
Of FL. v,scher, & Co., No. 50 Na'sauast New
York,
March 9th, 1854. Sml5
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List OF diFTs.

PROF. HARRIS WHOLE WORLD, worth an In:
mense fortune to any one, valued at. $50 900
PROF. HARRIS ELEGANT COUNTRY
SEAT, with 100 acres Of land in a high
state of cultivation, the buildings on
which cost SIS 900 situated Oh Long
Island Sound and commanding mag
%niGcent view oi 80 miles in every direc-
ton. Valued al. ..:..........!..... $4,000
THECELEBRATED MODEL ofthe City
Of Saa francisco, valued at.......... 5000
Prof. HArt's fr-famed PANORAMA OF
THE HOLY LAND. .....::..!.,.... i0,00t
magnificent city residence in New York 1908
100 900 Volumes ofProf Harris extensit6
TRAVELS IN THE OLD AND NEW
WORLD, interspersed with romarka-
Bile Adventures, Anecdotes, Thrilling
lnci ents, elegantly bound, with gilt
edges, and a portal, Of the author. 75,oOS
TWEEN Y- FIVE BUILDING LOTS,
each containing 0,OOO square feet, in
a beautiful village in the suburbs ofN.
York City, earn valued at $780,. 1880
81 elegant Rosewood Pianolortes. yal-
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MIC MONEY will hereafter be received for
n Taxes by nc other than Gold and Silver
and the Bills of Solvent ONO banks. THIS is
by order OF the State Treasurer.
J.. w. BOYD,
Treasurer Of ashland Co.
Der. 7,IS5p. 9q-tC.
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JUST RECEIVED!
BY JOHNS s. ALLEN.
90 doz. Sheep Shears, tho only good one. in town.
40 &C Silver Steel and Cast Steel ~Scythes,
warranted.
80 doz. Assorted kinds, Scythe Snaths.
DO do Hay and straw Forks, best cast steel.
80 do Tuttle's Cast Steel Hoes.
o do Sockets Cast Steel Hoes, the best ever
made.
90 doz. No. !. Hay Rakes.
90 do No. l. Scythe Rifles.
20 do No. l. scyth Stones, 6 to 0 inches long.
-ALSO.-
100 doE, Door Locks from 90 cts. to 8 90 each.
100 do Door Latches from 70 cts. to 90 cts.
100 do Loose Joint, narrow ,wrOt and cast Butts.
1000 Gro. Gimlet Point Screws.
300 Gals. Linseed Oil.
100 Kegs Pure White Lead.
100 Boxes assorted sizes Glass.
800 Lbs. Putty in Bladders.
5000 Lights Sash, all sizes.
ALSO
Doors, Paint, Brushes, Sash Fasteners, Butchers
Files lin any qulntity) Spears, Saws, all kinds
Sboemaker,s Stock and Tools, all kinds Saddier's
Stock and Tools.
ALSO
200 Kegs assorted Nails, tclrrdnted.
100 Tons Sweeds and Plttsburg Iron, warranted
100 Bundles Russia Nail Rod.
90 Pair Seat and Carriage Springs, at Pittsburgh
prices-that is 50
doz. Boring Machines-less than Sll each
The above GODS with a large variety of every
thing else, must be sold, and persons wanting
Hardware can buy of us, cheaper and better goods
,han 1u,, Vhare aiRn.
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William CABLE. Estate.


TWEASURElt'S NOTICE.
4 IL those holding county otders on which
Amherst is accrulng, will take noaco that J
am now ready to redeem all such orders, and II
not presented Tor paymenithe interest will cease
from this date. j. W. BOYD,
Treasurer Of Ash Co.
Nv. %, $50. 97.if
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WHITES AXES, 30 BOXES wnITR's Ak.
w es weighing from 4 to 8 lbs. each just re-
ceived, by R.p B0IcR.
Feb. q2.-n4O. Z
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DIS. J. r. a. J' COWAN,
PRACTITIONER or MEDICINE AND SURGE.
L Y, JerUmcville, Ashland county, Ohio.
Mach OQth. iR5l. At
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miscellaneous.
New Hardware Store |! /!
II. n. BOICE.

neslsr In Hard Cutlery, Frrnler'I and Me-
~ kAhieks Tools. Baddlerys shoe FtndiugA. tfyn
Nails, Glass, Sash aud Doors, Springs and Axris.
Hoes, Forks Shoyels, Spades, Mil. xcut, Hand,
Pannel, Rip and Wood saws. the largest and best
assortnentin town; Builders and-House Furnishing
Hard ware, Locks, Latches, butts aud Screws, all
kinds, Log. Gable, Trace and Halter Chains; enAmei
ed and Floor oil Cloths, Carriage Trimmings. oils,
Paints and vamishss. Just received. no ssitf
Pamp Wheels, 1000 feet Pine Pump Tubing, chsinas
&C., &c. Cali and you will ind Hardware ~ u
should be, good and cheap.
Having secured the services OF Mt. James Hunter.
who will taAe pleasure 10 showing you my ktoek.-
His LONG Experience in q . business entities him 10
the confidence he has attained. Give him Z eall-he
speaks for himself Kellogs's building, one door
above p. & j. Risser's Store. Nfa rs N
April S. 1854. letf
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To Western Merchants


UNHE subscriber would call tho attention Of dsaleis
l. generally to the extensive arrangements they have
made for the importation aud sale Of British. French,
aud German Dry Goods.
Having a buyer permanently located In kufqf@t
whose entire attention will be given TO Thy selection Of
Goods for our sale, we shall he In receipt OF new and
desirable Dress Goodsb by each steamer. Our stock Of
white Goods, II s!ery, shawis q Notionsi
will be found complete. Also, a large variety .
black and colored Silks, Satins, etc. Cloths, C4ssi
meres aud Vestings, LinenE,, ,Driliihgb, &C., DC.
and Taiior's Trimmings generally.
Always on hand ali Ieading styles Of Domestic
Goods, bieached and brown
Cotton, Drills, Ticks, stripes, DenIms, Sci
@ith a choice assortment Of Merrimsek and cOchee.
Prints, Lancaster Ginghams, &C., &c.
The Clothing Department (under the hrm OF i. n
TYLER & CO.. will embrace a great variety Of well
Made Garments, such aseannot fail to give satisfae-
ton.
ers. LL
M We have also secured the services Of W. !,
STRONG, Gate Of Mansfield, 0hio,) who will takt
great pleasure ip showing you through our stock
when you visit this market, please favor him with .
call. u p. WILSON 4 co.
No. 70 CouRrLASD ST, AAD II iSD 10 Drr ST., N: Y.
January 2I, ls5l.-ly.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

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n and MiISaws, just received, BY
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n bozRN PINK AND COcHINEAL Innings
D aud French Calf Skins, Just received. and Zoe
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