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Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-08
j. CAMS.
AN ASTONISHING CURE OF CHRONIC RHEUMATISM RErra
DISCHARGED FROM THE HOSPITAL 1yCURABIE
Copy Of a Letter from Mr.. ". Moon. oftBe
SnaEnre LLZ1nchocfoa - y -

copy Of Letter from Mr., ~. Moon, of the
Square, WGncheSter
To PROF. R0LLowAY-Dear sir II beg to info--,
you that for years sufferer from Chronic Rheu
natism, and often laid up for weeks together bv
its severe and painful attacks. tried everything
that was recommended, and was attended by one Of
the most eminent surgeons in this town but obtain
ed no relief whatever, and fearing that my health
would be entirely broken hp, induced to go into
our County Hospital, where had the best medical
treatment the Institution afforded all of which prov
ed of no avail; and came out no better than went
in. then advised to try your Pills. and by per-
severing with them perfectly cureI and enabled
to my occupation, and although considera-
bic period has elapsed have felt return whatever
of the complaint.
am, sir, your obliged servant,
(Slgned) W. MOON.
Oct. 8, 1867.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-08

~" The man who retraced the past, |,
supposed to have been harness-maker.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-08

The Inhabitants of the globe profess more
than one thousand different religions.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-08
EXCHANGE & BANKING HOUSE,
w. WALKER & CO..

w. WALKER & CO.,
IMPORTERS and Iealers in BRANDIEs, WINES AND
/ LIQUORS of the finest description,
FIRE-PR0OF STORE, 107 STREET,
four doors below their old stand have hand most
complete assortment of goods, consisting in part of
rect the highest grades of Wines in glass and wood;
all the favorite brands of Champagne; Scotch and
English Ale; Porter; Holland Gin; Real old Irish,
Scotch and Monongahela Whiskies; Syrups of all
kinds
Orders promptly attended to, and goods carefully
packed for the interior.
Sacramento, April l3, 1854. so Sn
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-08

s~ A sign Of luck-a will signed in your
favor.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-08
The Fart d I'm ed Medicine
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

SURPRISING CURE OF A CONFIRMED AsrHMaA, AFTER FIVE
YEARS SUFFERING,
The fol}ot0ing Testimonial has been se''E 10
Professor Holloway, bya ge'stten'a" nam
ed Middleton, ScotIand-r0ad, LsOerpoo1i
s1s-Your pills have been the means, under Pro.
vdence, Of restoring m : me 10 sound heal after Eve
Of soa dSsa 9rag 1S sSass wa1s Of Of AS thai
roa fennenfIv of several weeks duration, attended
with Wit a Violent cough, and continual splitting of
s5 5a 1s v sasG sS' for a; ss S9ss esy
dutjes of life was attended by some of the most
eminent medical men Of this town, but they failed to
Give ma the slightest relief As last remedy tried
Sor Plls and in about three months they effected
perfect cure of the disease, totally eFadeated the
cough and restored tone and vgor to the chest and
digestive organs,
am sir, your most obedient servant
(signed) II, MIDDLETON,
Dated Jan, lst, 1859.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-08
The Renowned Remedy !
E1{03 LILO 3EaKlA3YY'B EaIKlA3 S 01Eg?z' 3Jz Tgg7gga
MOST ASTONISHING cvRE OF scRoFULoUs ULcEEs-A
CASE CERTIFIED BIZ THE MAYOR OF BOSTON.

MOST ASTONISHING CURE OF scRoFULoUs ULcEEs-A
CASE CERTIFIED BIZ THE MAYOR OF BOSTON
Cory Of q Letter from J. Noble, Esq sEfayor
Of Boston. Lincolnshire.
70 Professor H2LLowAY, -
Tear cir--Ars, sarah Dixon, Of Liquorpond street,
Boston, has this day deposed before me that for
considerable perioi severely afflicted with
scr f0loos sores an9 ulcers in her arms feet legs
an other parts of her body and although the arst
OF ne 3cal advice obtained ct the cost of large
sum OF money, she obtained abatement cf suffer
ing, but gradually grew worse.
Being recommended by friend TO try your oint.
ment, she procured small rot, and box Of The
Fills, and before that all used, symptoms Of
amendment appeared, By perseverng with the med.
cine5 for short time longer according to the direc.
tions and strictly aaherng to your rules as TO diet
&C. she was pegectly cure3 and now enjoys the best
Of health.
IreGain, dear sir, yours truly,
(Signed) J. NQBLE.
August II 1852
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-08
A PERMANENT CURE OF nisEAsEp LIVER, OF MANY
YEARS DURATION,
Copy Of letter from. .Nr. Ganais, Chemist,

: " 11VFF7t715'
extensive sale than any other proprietary medl.
cine before the public, As proof of their efficacy
In Liver and Bilious Complaints, may mention the
following case, A lady of this town with whom am
personally acquainted for years severe sufferer
from disease Of the Liver and digestive organs her
medical attendant assured her that he could do Moth
Ing to relieve her suerings, and 1t not likely she
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-08
THROUGH TICKET via PANAMA.

Passenger Tickets for Sale in San Trancisco.-Bag-
gage will be checked for at Panama on arrival of the
Steamers for San Francisco Freight therefor payable
On delivery in AspinwaIl
Ladies and Children carefully conveyed across un-
der charge Of trusty guides.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-08

81 MILES BY RAILROADII

81 NILES BY RAILROAD II
The Bridge across the Cruces River has been finish
ed and the Railroad is complete as far as Rio Obs
po leaving only Is miles of Mule travel from Panama
The Mule Road has been thoroughly repaired and the
entire transit from Panama to Aspnwal can now be
made with ease and comfort within eight hours, it
having been made in four hours and five minutes,
from ocean to ocean
The comfort Of having ones self and baggage trans
ported from ship to ship, without the necessty of
ing personally in contact with the run of persons in
The business, natives and Others and the fact of be-
ing on the Isthmus only few hours in place of seve.
raj days, make the advantages OF this Route over all
others sufficiently obvious.
For Transit Tickets apply to
J. HAYES, Ag't,
Corner Of Sacramento and Davis Streets, up Stairs.
Apr!l 6 lS54-nZ9-3m
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From PhilndeInhi,.

BLOODY hFFBAY BETWEEN SEA CAPrAINs-BxCTTE-
MEhT RESPECTING THE CITY CONSOLIDATION
BILL, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20, 1854
Al ore O'Clock this morning, difficulty occurred 1T
the Newcate piers between Capt P-tsrso OF schooner
David Smith, and Capt. Beaver Of the Baltimore brig
Sea Foam, from Rs Jsneiro The vesselr % ne in col
lison while In TOW OF steam tugs words ensued
when Capt Beaver fred two balls from revolver at
Capt Peterson of which took sect below tho ear OF
William Creamer, ate Of the schooner inAstins dan
gerous wound, which IT Is feared will provs mortal
Capt. Beaver is reported 10 have absoonded.
There is much excitement in this city, in anticipation
oft passage Of the City Consolidation bill the Houss
to The bill is to be hastened through in order
prevent the different districts adding to the debt
which hereafter to be BY making subscp
tions to the various railroads, purchasing psrss &s
An amendment hss also been introduced, prohibiting
any additional subscriptions sftsr the passage Of the
law. Governor Bgier has delayed his journey to Erie
In order to sign the bill immediately on is passage
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Extensive Fire In Worcester, Mass.
LARGE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY DEsrRoYKD-rHH
INSURANCE, ETC.
WORCESTER Jan. 20, 1854
At O'Clock this morning Q FIRE broke out 10 the
large and ecstly block Main street. known FAsgs
Buildings, which Was sntiisly destroyed.
The lower story was occupied By W. H. Hudson, Ootb-
Ing dealer; G. A. whttsa, dry goods dsaer; Maytiu
Stow dry goods; and CLARK sandford dry AMI fancy
goods The STOCKS II al there ocoupans wsrs mos iy
removed, with but htls damage ALI fully insured.
The second story soooped by William B. MAXWELL
and W. a. Howe, lawyers; e. r. Bill bsok asent, ard
Edward j. Flake, printer. Mr. lps loss Is 81, 2oo in
sured fer s5so Kr FisAss loss ID $4,000, Insured for
$3.50.
The third story ccovsed BY ths Worceeter DANA
tic Museum, Gates Brown, mArager. rnsE Ioss Is
50 600, fully insured.
During the progress of the Ars the north end o Tasss
building fell upon the adjoining two sory block owasd
" William iohinscn, completely drmolisbiny T. Tui
bsock occupied by b. H. DAyton hosiery aud ancy
goods dealer J Wesley bookseller "a bsokb, sdsr,
and James >. Johnson hIirdreEsr Mr.. DAytons lrs Il
abcat a, 900; insured for - 500,
MI. Weslsy's loss 10 II 900; NO insuranos.
Mr. Jehnton's loss Is Sl,ce0-iasured. The secca aa
story occupied by tailors-loss tzihing.
The Flaag buildings valued 1t 5000 and ig-
sured for SIS oo0
The ere is supposed to have been ts work OF
diary As Il museum, where It orignstsd had not bsen
occupied for two weeks.
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City Intelligence.

ARREST OF ANOTHER BThBBr PREACHER.
Policen Reader, Of the Fourth ward yesterday ar
resstd street preacher named Blackman, aom the on
charged with preaching in the public ct without
permission. large crowd Of persons followed the officer
element for : sabbath day Mr. siachmss was pi.ssd
before Justice BogA and the ocer preferred the charge
The cher, In his defence produced written pern
lion to preach In the public streets signed By Aderm
Psarsa. The magistrate szaminsd the paper A. cor
cluded that written psrm ccntormed 10 the city
ordiI ance and therefore d missed the chargs and M
Baskman ef the eenrt room, with his friends shouting
grs atty over the cscsion.
rHK WEATHER During the day yesterday the strnos.
pbee was severely cold the previous night having been
cold II not colder, tha any night this winter Last
evening however the extrmiy Of the cold moderated
the wind having shifted towards the east this
approach OF . Snow storm.
Poy NrAmy FRozEr DRArH On Saturday evening
boy, named William MCAwley while RE ing In one OF
the Third svenne rsro very nearly frozsn
death by the severity OF the weather Policeman Wyatt
OF the Ninet wsrd ccnveyei he poor boy 70 the
station house. where he properly taken Of and
In the morning sent homo
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT abou. seven O'Clock on
Saturday evening ths Poftchestar train going up for
reason stopped st 109th street. Mr.. john Nidds
ton, resident of Pelham Corasr left the cars moment
spc in the effort 10 regain TIE tel ths track and
the tsin bepg In motion passed his body inf
fatal injury Tho train stopped aod (bs ioiured
man Vas ken TO tho River House, HsrI-rn ana Dr.
Hi stened him until he disi Coroner Hilton WAS mott
ned to bold inquest
ErYrcs or Asor1nR SrAnm~a AyyR.y - rr.n r.m.a
Hspry Williams, whe stsbled In an ARRAY on the
pis ht OF the 2sd instsrt In Four n ward .nd CON
veyed 70 the Hospital for medical treatment dei yesier
day from the efeats OF tne n Jury The fatal vsspon
peretrsted the left lung The Coroner va no.asd 70
hold an inquest on the body
RuE Own ny BrrcHp's Carr --oD Saturday afternoon
yr John Campbell run over BY butchers cart ia
Washington street, iniurns him seyersiy 0mosr rea
Fyek, the Third ward asstsd the sjursd man from
the street snd conveyed him 70 his residences. The
butcher drove of before the eficer arrived
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

ARRIVAL or xH2 OHIO.
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Very Late and Interesting frOna
Australia.
Important Dispatches for the Japan
Expedition.
->~~~~-~~~~~~c-~~~~~-
STILL LATER FROM THE SONORA FllBusTERs,
THE DARIEN SURVEYING EXPEDITION.
Massacre Of Part Of tho British Forcos
-~~>>~~~>~~~~>~>o>~~>~~
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM TIE SOUTH PACIFIg.
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More Revelations in Peru and Bolivia.
~~>~~~>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Seizure Of New Caledonia by tho
french.
L. L.
STILL LATER FROM THE SONORA FllIBusTe1s,

The steamship 0aic, Capt. For, arrived yesterday
morning from AspinwAn with the California HhA three
hundred pa1ssnsers and 81 900 900 in gold dust a A
She left kspinws on the 18th inst. She bruea -
from Australia, Lower California Psru, Chile, Bolivia
New Caledonia, New Granada, and Es-Aaor ALDO, frs
the Darisn surv eying Expedition.
We are indebted to kr. Horton tas purssr Of the
1tsapsr, for Isto intelligence and paperr.
The United States ssop cf war Albany, Capt Gerry,
Issd from Navy Bay the morning Of the l7th inst
beaad for San Juan del NoTte Ooers and crew all wei
The health Of the Isthmus Is remarkably good. Ths
Panama Railroad s completed to Cbispo, to which
place the cars run daily leaving but eighteen and three
quarter miles muls travel to Psoama Ths Gorgona rod
iSa good travelling order and aea and n,ulessrs are h
abundance Passengers leaving Aspinvan by the nins
o'cloek A. n. train reach Panama the same svening.
Disd at sea, January 2S Richard Assernia Of Dublin.
hrenia an on board the Ohio, aged 2r years.
Capt +. Biuss and A. B Forbes, Eq., lsft Pansua
tbs morning Of tho 18th inst s 9k A. NJ and arrived
at Aayirwall At ~ n the day. thus making NE
trip .hrosgh In seven hours
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General Fam Houston, Tsxss; Col Geo Howard, do !;
Ueu'. Blunt late commander Of the steamship Nin6sd
Scott T, G. nodson, Eq England; Capt whiius, Call
sonis; Geo whipps Rome, arrived yesterday at the
Astropottan Hotel
j. n. CoshD ESQ, Of Gan Francisco has been III for
several Gays st Brovns Hotel, Wsshipgton city. He
ees ho~ever ON Friday and his physician thinks
u at he will be out in . few days.
ARR yALs
From Aspnwan, In the steamship ohloT Amory andlaey
w,dam Vsst and dpnshtsr Masam HariA Harrison and
lsdy Mr. Yssns and LADY csps Lsydon. Iafsn.ry; I.
Leus Hsnotrshott let Lleut sv .eny, I'd Lieut.
Bone "a Iisus Kelog q Williams stsinbsrksr,
Curry kcAtee, yincsnt, Rene, G sherman
lJ.ie, ,.siy.sN n io.ry Harding. WI isns,
Jpdy, hoers T.wLsend, J s Hepburn. Hsvil.on
Liett kinnsrd Capt Blunt. Smith yohnton y
Hudton, ThousA srith, g Bsslow Hall. y Long
ard 20 others,
From Bermuda In tho scsmship Aisb,ma- Capt Ludlow
Capt hitins, csptJW HrW a Rcss wn Ta.mpsop
AttridEs. sne Vim oImstssd.
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DyArH or MAINE ny DRowsIye --on Friday last
nrsire, named Tnonss With ey beloogog 70 tns " s..
RI torth Csrolira l-'rs Il Brook1yE Obtained far
tugh Tor forty eight hou-s o. vssd boarding house
al No ~ Roosevelt street -here intended 10 stop
Thst evening be left ard wAa MT sgsia by his
iends until fcnnd 20 Saturday night dead, lying In ths
acek, foot OF pier ~ East river Core Wilhelm yes
tsrdsy h'd an inquest the tocy, sod Dr. aumsnsbA
fse sry nsrks OF violence upon H. and from the history
Of the eass considered that death bad been iauled BIZ
downing. Tbs Jury rendered verdict of-"0sAth by
some cause to them unkrovn, but supposed II b by
drowning" 0sceassd wAs twsny nvs years OF age Aad
wss believed to Rave bsen native Of scotland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

New ORLEANS, Jan. rs, 1854
Cotton unchanged since the receipt Of the Nsgaras
advances. The sales to day reached 900 bales The
decreased receipts at all tie Southern ports IL 600 900
bales Flour has advanced Sales Of 10 bb g. a 81
81 to 81 co. Large sass Of gunny bags have been made
st 12he . l3o Rio coffee dull, 1t l0ke l1o. stock
In pert %, 600 bsgs Mess pork cul At sls bo wheat
s held at 81 co. Sight excnsuge New York IL at par
to 4 premium. Freights cul. Cotton to liverpool *
CHAMELEON, Jan. ~, 1854
Tho sales Of cotton TO day 100 bales; for the
week, IL SEQ. Quotations range from 8h to lOk The
market firm, with sdvsnos qualities II an
"a. The receipts of the week IL 5000 bales and
the stock at this port now amounts to "a T60
CINCINNATI Jan. %, 1854.
Flnur dull with decline Of $50 per barrel Proyi-
ons active. Sales Of goo 900 lbs bulk meats a AKA
5hc for shoulders and sides 900 barrels prime lard
At sKc.; 1000 kegs de 9hc.; 5000 barrels mess pork
3l2 DO. Lnseed oil has advanced to $50.
LOUISVILLE Jan. 28, 1854.
Provisions very active, advanced prices sales
80 600 pieces salt shouders at 40 packed 600 Sides
at 6xo 4too barrels pork At s2 TO Sl2 Is 500 do 81
Sl2 6o.now held at $lS 1000 barrels lard, At sKc-
now held higher.
PRovDrSCl Jan. 26, 1854
We have change to notice 10 cotton. In wool there
change In proes with less activity In the market
the stcck much reduced About a the fleece taken
offered sales OF The week 96 900 lbs There
has been fair demand for printing cloths during the
week at hrm prices. Sales 81, coo pieces.
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Cold Weather.

Bosros Jan 29, 1855.
This morning In State street 1t scos tbs hsr-
momsusr stood at four degrees below zero; ea the Mill
Dam, 1t ten below and tbs point on this Cunard
wharf st East Betton There has been but Mitls varis
tcn from these POINTS durng the day, wnsh has been
the coest o. tb All the ferry boats are delayed
BY nostns toe large Seds Of whica impede the naiga
ion Of the bai Dor
WoRoruSR Jas 20, 1884.
The weather var intensely cold tbH mornss the
noneer 'tard'cs At ten grsss below zero, and the
~Atrr irtang the hose cf engines ss they were
work uyon the nie which broke out as one q, clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

thirty yards from the building whom We heard horrible
noise, and men, and womsp and arms and whole lot Of
spntsrs fell AL around We stopped low 70 keep from
being hit We were mot hurt but whom We came to our
senses, W looked about and that the factory had
blown up, And the working people scattered al
around ~, most Of them dead and some Of them sti
alive" From this boy we have the true picture A
horrible noise and dark cloud was thrown into the air.
which poured down human beings their mapgled re-
mains. 1t is mslancholy picture to dwell upon.
Tho Justice Of the Peace, Mr.. Jehn L. Boyd, in tho
place Of the Coroner, who unws held an nvsstga
on yesterday, at the Court House In Astoria The In
vestigation commsnced ut ten O'Clock In the moroug,
and - soon almost ~ the court were
1t was crowded with people In this collection were those
who had lost relatives and offspring, and who had come
here to learn, possible why for what cause they
were called upon to bear such sorrowful bereavement
There was deep gloom throughout the entire audience
during the entire proceeding, which Was - follows
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man found dead in oarriAgr at East CAmbrIdse
on the Gath ibst II 10 supposed that be died OF IN an
pox that he had been deal about three weeks The
carriage in vbiah the body found was In she'd and
had sot bsss used for many weeks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

Rise OF Tns oBI0-rHA sALTixoas AND oHro
RAILROAD.
wHrrna Jan %. 1854.
The river here has risen eleven and Ia ill on the
RISE There Is sos floating Zoe, but navigation Ia uu
obssuctsd Boats arrived Day with hs,vy frsshts 10,
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad wnich ia snsportng
eight hundred tons daily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

Insnranees on tho Cllpper Mermaid.
Providence, Jan 70, 1854
The ship Mermaid, lost ON the Irish coast, was ia
sursd In this city for s265oo In the following Offices
namsly-American, $50 Atlantic, $780, Roger
williams, $1,000; Merchants, 81. COO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

Arrival OF the Southern Mail.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 90, 1854.
Tho New Orleans mail Of Sunday has arrived here. Ths
papers cootAin news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30
SCENES AND INCIDENTS.

From early morning until . late hour ct night the
soeDs Of the dhastsr visited BY erswds Of curious
spectators. Among tho visters several Of the be-
aved parents and relatives Of The deceased several Of
whtm, We are tcd continue 70 ngsr around the spot
attracted By some strange fascination Near ths yscs
of the accident We observed aged woman crouchiSs
upon the ground, wrinsrs her hands and alternately
sosbipg and raving, as II berr Of From what
could gather from her broken ordinations Il appears
that she ID the mother OF the boy John Downsy the
lad Of thirteen, who're bedy "a supposed to have bssn
blown TO atoms. Tho woman resides in CroB street.
New York. She WAS Of nearly frsx tic
with grief and expressed herself With all this warmth OF
kesian pathos. little group OF friends v.rs around
bs and attempted to administer ooEsclsop bu iu VAIN
Rocking herself too and fro and apparently
Of the preencs Of Others she ccrtsued
monotopous ejsoulatonr;'Oeh hone ooh Rene where
ysu, Johrny9 Sure ,oul psver back Johnny."
her arrival at Ratpswood 10 has been i-
possible to force her from the place.
Amors the horrible Incidents OF the cstastrophs which
related to us By eye witnesses the foiiowns
As as the Of the amity spr-sd through
the village, the aiighsd parents hast<red n'snty 70
the fearful sosne each infant upon ainins 81 least
the body Of his shid. One fAtss Affair search
ns 10 vain for hours among the ssnsn esth dsad 81
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CORONER,S INQUEST.

The inquest wAs held at ton O'Clock yesterday morning
1t the court house ON Broadway, Astoria. Mr. John L
Boyd Justice Of the Peace ocAtsd Deputy Coroner
on the OCCASION The following jury was smpanelsd--
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17
LOOK OUT FOR THE AvALANCH
NEW SPRiNG GOODS!
McMahan Six Ahead!

ID 0BERT McMAHAN announces to the peo-
IL pie OF Ashland County, and the ''rest Of
- that he is now receiving just a'iethe
the biggest stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!
direct from the eastern markets, that has OF will
be brol ght to this county this Spring.
DRY GOODS.
His stock of Dry Goods consists of B road Cloths,
Summer Goods, GinghamsNpelaines Sheetings,
an unsurpassso assortment Of
DRESS SILKS.
to which he invites the special attention of the
ladies' generally, an inexhaustable assortment of
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 and Leg
horn Hats, is complete.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
lie will con inue the Ready-Made Clothing bu-
sincss as usual, and will be at all lines ~prepased
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 ne unto me all ye ends of the earth - and be
yo no longer b%ootltss 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
or articles, which it would make any persons
eyes sore to read.
Friends, Customers and Countrymen, lend me
your ears" He can supply the hatless, the
hungry, starving soul within his reach, with the
Injuries ofliie, at prices that no honest man can
complain OF. Remember his store is at his old
stand, Main st Ashland, where the people can
get good bargains and find the latch string always
out.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
ak en- in exchange for Goods, and CASH never
refused.
Ashland, April 3, 1854. 4Gtf
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17

The COMING CRoPs.-Il appears from
an examination OF items in relation 10 the
crops contained in the papers from nearly
all the agricultural states that the prospect
Of an abundance is more promising than
usual at this season Of the year. The sea.
son is backward, but The winter grains ap.
pear 10 have wintered well as general
thing. Our Maryland exchanges nearly
all sesk of the growing wheat.