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FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Chestnut Street, bciween Third and FourA
PHIL ADELPHIA,

PHILADELPIIA.
OLIVER ii. II. P!ENtSR, of Ohio, and
OJAMES II. LAIRD, of this city, having
leased the above well known and popular
house, for term of years, are now prepared
to accommodate guests in - manner equal to
any house in the city.
The location of this hc,sc is superior to-
any other. being in immediate proximity to-
business; also, tn most of the Banks, Public
Offices, Post Office and the Exchant., where
omnihuSses start for all parts of the city.
The house having been put in thorough re-
pair, and new furniture added, with many
modern improvements, will add much to the
comfort Of guests. The tableSwill at all times
be supplied with the best the market affords;
and nothing shall he wanting on our part. to-
make the Franklin truly aic Travellers Here
july % 3m
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CJ@The Bank Of Charleston, S. c., has vo-
ted an annual appropriation of one thousand
dollars, out of the current profits of it's bust.
ness, to be set apart as a for the relief of in
digent retired officers, who may now or here
after need pecuniary assistance for their sup
mort
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1,iIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That, the sub.

TNiIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, Thatthe sub
L scribers ofCecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters of
Administration on the personal estate Of
Richard Bristow,
late ofsaid county. deed. All persons having
claims against the said decd, are hereby warn
ell to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated. on Of before the
9Th day Of June, 1855,
they may Otherwise by law, be excluded from
al benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
to All estate, are requested o max immediate
paymaat TO the subscribers. Given under our
taa !,lbis l7lh day OF June, 1854.
ANN BRISTOW,
FRANKLIN w. LORT,
june II, 81 CIV Adm'rs.
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CONFECTIONERY:

Oranges, Pruncs, Candies, all kinds,
Lemons, Raisins. English Walnnts,
Figs, Almonds, Ground Nuts.
Cordial and Lemon Syrup, by the bottle.
Spices, Of all kinds, by retail. Fine CAKES
ways on hand and baked to Order. ICE
CREAM always kept in season.
Dom forget the place, Elkton Restaurant
Oh Main Street, in the Elkton Arcade. next
door to the Office OF The Cecil Wing. and
also next door to j. Is. Ash's new Stor..
April S-tf. ENOCH CROUCH.
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Che eastern Shore.

CAMP MEETlSG.-Thc Camp Meeting of
the NJ. l.. Church. will commence, at Baker S
woods, near Chester town, on the llth Au-
gust next.-kcni Nslrs.
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Gle Cecil lubi9.
ELKTOx, JULY II, 1851.

CRops. Sc.--A letter from Battle Swamp
says: The farmers are thr, hing their
wheat, which they find /" he two.h birds OF a
crop. Early potatoes produce an average
yield. Early apples" Summer Queens" are
scarce. Bnckwhcat is being sown in large
quantities. The ost crop, which is now he
ing harvested, is large
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-07-22
WANTED.

T) RENT Room on 2nd floor, near the
l. Howard House. Apply to
7. &. CAZIER.
$4,000 SEGARS, embracing Havana,
Cuba Spanish and Half Spanish, for sale on
liberal terms. 7. &. e.
July - 3w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-07-22

ACCIDENT AT ScHOOL.-On Wednesday
last, little daughter of Mr.. Robert W. Ross,
of Trappr, broke her arm while engaged in
play, during rcrcss.-EISto, Gazette.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-07-22

C~lale College commencement occurs on
Thursday, the 9th inst. The Alumni meet
ing and Phi Beta Kappa Society is on Wed.
nesday July 26. The Grafton before the Phi
Beta Kappa Society will be delivered by Hon.
VIM. II. Seward and the Poem by John G.
Sake, Esq.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-07-22

~ The health Of our town continues good
so far as adults are concerned, but we arc
sorry to say that much sickness prevails
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NEW ROLLING MILL.-The new rolling
mill of j. J. Mccullough & Co.. was put In
motion this week to turn the rolls, preparsto-
ny proceeding to the manufacturing of sheet
iron which is to be afterwards galvanized for
roofing buildings, sheathing vessels &c. This
new mill has all the modern improvements
and is one of the best in this section of the
Union. Its cost, 50 far. has been about SAC, :
900. 1t is on the Big Elk, and has l6 feet
fall, which makes it heavy water power.
The dam covers an area Of seventy acres, and
forms one of the handsomcst little lakes to be
anywhere seen. The watcr-whccl is 20 #.
in diameter and II #. wide: the hy-whccl
weighs forty thousand pounds and makes at
regular running, ninety revolutions in min
ute; the rollers are 81 inches in diameter.
Another pair will be put in after the mill is
fairly started.
This mill and the other necessary buildings
connected herewith, is great improvement
to the neighborliood. Three large, double,
stone tenant houses are already finished and
others are to be built. We hope tho enter
prising ploprictors may realize a handsome
remuneration for their heavy outlay on this
iinpor.ait y Urk. .' e--
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-07-22

SALES OF LAND IN QUEEN ANNr's CorS-
Ti.-Thc farm near Cvntrcyillc, Nd. belong
ing to Clinton Cook, Esq, containing 1870
acres. has been sold to Mr.. Wm. Wrtson of
that county, for 1861. The Ccntrcvil.e
Times states also that Mr.. Blanchard Emory.
a few days ago, purchased from Mr.. VIM
Watson Il field containing 100 acres of land,
lying opposite his farm on the road from Cen
trcvillc to Church Hill, for 50 500.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-07-22

No CAMP MEETINGS. We learn that there
will be no Camp Meetings on tie Cen'rcvillc
circuit, during the present season. both the
Methodist churches having, at last, come to
the conclusion t'.t The good ac accomplished at
camp meetings was more than countcrbalan-
cd by the cvil-Ib.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-07-22

FREIGHT CAR BURSr.-A freight car was
burnt on the railroad between this place and
Wilmington Oh Wednesday last. Amongst
its contents Were = number Of bales Of cotton
belonging to Mr.. D. Lord of Elk Mills worth
about 81 GOO aud aq'antity of store goods.
valued at $500. belonging to Mr.. j. B. Ash
Of this town. The whole loss was between
$4,000 and So 600, which the Company
makes good. On Thursday wood car caush.
fire, but it was discovered and put out with
out damage.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-07-22

CL-Thc Second Advcntists arc holding a
convention in large tent in the vicinity of
Portland, Me. "A large canvass, on which
are dclncatcd winged lions, many-hcatled
scrpcnts, goats, bears. &c. hangs back ofthe
Speakers stand. The attendance is said TO
be small, and the enthusiasm very subdued.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-07-22

1.-THE weather continues favorable to the
growing corn, in this portion Of the county,
the good effects of which are cvlcnt.-N.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-07-22

"kNow MORNINGS. This mysterious or
ganization. if all reports be true. is gaining
strong foot-hold in Cecil: albeit, if any of
them are in Elkton we have not been able to
ascertain their "local habitation or name"
\ correspondent in another column speaks of
their progress in Port Deposit: and the lIavrc
dc Grace correspondent ofthc Baltimore Clip
per, perpetrates the following paragraph,
which will remind Elktonians of the proven b
Ito 70 from home to learn the news -
"From what many persons tell me now
believe that there are such things as "Know
Nothings" somewhere in these parts; in fact
the keeper of our Light House informs me that
he dug one up while working in his garden
few days ago; besides have it from reliable
sources, that they are increasing rapidly IN
Chesapeake City, Port Deposit, Elkton and
North East, NIL in Cecil county,"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-07-22

REBUILING OF TIIE GREAT Rgrt'BI1c.-The
famous but unfortunate vessel known as the
Great Republic, bought by n. 3. Palmer for
S2s,250, is to be Immediately rebuilt. the
work having been commenced last Monday at
Green Point, y. Y. She will have but three
decks and three masts, instead of four as first
built, and will be capable Of carrying from
5000 to $500 tons. The cost of building
her will be somewhere between 500, 900 and
$4,000 She will be employed in the
China trade, under her original name. The
length and model will remain unchanged. In
sixty o, seventy days will be ready for sea.
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Roasted, or

Raw, lo5 cts.
Coffee, with Ham ami eggs, 1877 ::
Coffee. with Chicken and Rolls, l83 "
Tea, with Chip beef and X oils, l23 "
ALSO, always on hand good assortment q
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TRoUnLE IN TIE BAgRENs.-Mrs. Peggy
ilald,n, a land ''monopolist in the 'Barrcns, "
and Mr.. Holland lIargravcs. from the land Of
John Bull had a set-to on Thursday. hot as
it was, which resulted in the hoo! polling of
the lady. as we ndrstand; the swearing Of
life and property against her, also; and prob
ably will lead to nulitarious suits in Conrt
Mrs. Hald-n has taken up some parcels of
vacant land and certain of her ncighbors
charge, some that was not vacant, and is in
continual war about her territorial rights. 1t
seems thaton Thursday, lIargravcs had en-
p'oycl Mr. J,thro Johnson to survey some of
his grounds adjoining Mrs. H., when she came
up, and being about to dcnoli>h the compass
wit, cudgcl, Johnny Bulls dandcr rose and
he set upon her with hoop-polc and b,ralcd
her soundly. So it is that wars are con inu
ally brought about by territorial disputes.
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NOTICE !!

NOTICE
To all W Lem II may CcDcc IN.
TT YOU WANT TO FIND THE PLACE
l. to get CHEAP DINNERS, call at the
ELkTON RESTAURANT
where YOU can get OYSTERS at all times and
II the shortest notice, served up in the fol-
loving VIVA:
Fried,
"A
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GRAIN WANTED.

4 j SCOTT & BRO. will pay the highe
~. Cash price, Tor Whesi, Cora, and Oats.
y. B. Bsgsfunished. Apply attheir stor
nEtkt 'H.opp,site Johnsos'sHotel.
- EGARS.-Choicc brands Of Segars, or
- sale whole sale ani retail, by
Wy y WV. ToEFERT.
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A SEINE NOT IN THE BLLs.-A brace Of!
wandering II e plans, who gloried in the
name Of "Chips"---whctler Of s.thc old
block" the bills s.il not-amused cert lin OF
our citizens few nights this week by vari-
our hist ionic n.c. tainmcnts, which, if Billy
Shakespeare had not been dead, would have
killed him outright. As it was they 'pl y d.
smash with his Richards and Julius Caesars
md then on that blessed hot morning of
Thursday last, undertook to play smash with
sail hands and the cook" ut the hotel where
they stopped. The fiery "ir orpcradvcnture,
fiery petitions, warmed the cholcr Of the
Lady Chip, and she closed out with Lit OF
actins-a sort of "voluf FAR of which due
notice had not been given. The street being
rather disturbed by the gesticuhtons and
vocitcrations of the actress. the town Lailih
ever prompt when there's lady in the case
politely took her by the arm assuring her the
public Ind provided 4 suitable hall for such
performances, to which she would please he
escorted. Now the Madam Chip, although
As it seems. having no aversion, in general to
the 'jug," had a decided antipathy to being
.jugged' at this particular time. and set to
screaming in the highest style known in her
profession. The blilir remained unmoved
with all her woe, and summoning help, led
her off, most unwilling captive towards the
Jail. Her cries brought Mr.. Chip, who was
not present when the gallant bailf offered
her his assistance, and he came flying like
every COOL Chip should to her relief His
attempted buneting. of the officers, however
only led to his own discontinue and both
were safely lodged in Jail, where the lady
continued entirely clamorous until the shcr-
i'll mentioned Il method OF moral sauSion he
had through the medium Of uraw-hidc,"
which sometimes proved very effective in
obstrcperous cases. The mere mention Of it
restored order, and the two Chips, apparent
ly rather ''stunpcd," settled down quiet as
clogs" In the evening they were restored
to light and liberty and quietly took passage
in the cars for Philadelphia. And SO closed
to us, the farce, comedy and tragedy by this
wandering theatrical corps.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
COLDS IN SHEET.

These animals are no unfrequenly az.
fected with cold and coughs during The
winter season., attended with c dis
charges, or running at the nose. The bcs,
and most efectual remedy with which we
are acquainted, is the sprigs and boughs
Of The white and yellow pine and hem.
lock, and common tar. The latter should
be rubbed owe. their noses which may be
easily and eTec,uslly accomplished by
spreading il on a board, and sprinklina
salt over il. The animals will deyour the
tar with the salt and moi with so much
care as TO prevent their noses from becom.
ing pretty well smeared with H.. Careful.
attention and liberal keep will Strengthen
the sheppard greatly assist thea in bear
ing up against this disease.
Alter sheep have been kept on div fod
derseveral weeks, they highly relish greer
or succuleal food. II they are eoaIine,
10 The yard, scatter over ii The evergreen
mentioned above, and hey will be foun,
to leave tke best iimo,hy or clover and Zee,
onfthe pine and hemlock leaves. fur
nips, beeis or carrot, ehOpt. and fed &
sheep, tend 70 keep them sirOak and |,
healthy condition, ard deere Is lost noch
ing to The farmer in feeding desc ocep
sionally q few beans or . luie eors. Ths,
yiaidi mors wool and larger and stronEe
| lnmIs undari aaak sS~at~As - = mr.,
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To FArrES FowLs.-Fy wis may be
faliened in four or FIVE days by the follow.
ing process: "a eT So Z
Sci soma rice over The ERE with skim
med milk, as much as will serve one day.
Let it boil till the rice is swelied out; add
. lea-spoonful Of sugar. Feed die fowls
four Orlive lines . day in pans and give
them as much each time as will fill them.
Great care mus, be taken lha. they have
aothing sour given them. as ,ha, prevents
their f%atening. Give them clean water,
OF. milk from the rice, To- drink. BY this
method the flesh will have a clear white.
hess.-SoutherH CuLipafor.
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AltrehaMts.
New Hardware StOreI !.

LHL. .| AH H ~ W. d. 81 - ~ -
n D. BOICE, presents bic regards 20 all Of
IN. his old friends, formed when, IN the House
Of n. Luther, 4 Co., aud wishes II distinctly un-
defutood that he can be found at all ines at his
establishment on Main Street, In the room for.
merry occupied by b. kellogg, ready and willing
to attend to the wants ofall. and purposes keeping
Hardware in.all its branches t
TOOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Building Materials, House Furnishing Goods, Ia
bio and Pocket Cutlery, Framing. F'rmer Chisels
and Gauges, Broad Hand and Chopplng Axes,
AdHes and other edge Tools, 1's ~
Iron, NAILS, GLASS, SASH
and Putty, MillH Cut, Hand, PANEL, Rip aud
Wood Saws, a large assortment. Braces aud
Bita of alldescriptions plunes, Bits, Gouges, Co
no aud Rosewood, Butchers Horse Rasps and files
Of all descriptions. Log, Cable, Trace and Cow
chains, Lecks, Latches, Butts and Screws, sad
Irons, Strap Hinges, SC. Bench and Single
Knives, Pump Chain, 7 Tubing and fixtures, Brass
aud Porcelain Kettles &C.. Scoop Shovels, SHOW
els and Tongs, Lead Pipe, Bar Lead, Zinc, Gun
Barrels, Locks, Trimmings &c.,
SADLERY WARE.
Coach Trimmings, Eunmeled and Flour oil Cloths
Cheap, Shoemakers findings &C.. Paints, Oils
Varnishes, varnish and Paint Brushes, Dusl
Brushes, Hand Bellows, Corn Toastets, SteeI
SpriNgs aud Axles, Malleable Iron, Brass Bands
&C., sc.
Space Is not sufficient to enumernte all the ar
tclcs, bat call AID buy At the Cheap Hardware
Store 10 IIr
= ,oxa -oa.r
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~ To GIVE BUrrER A FINE FLAvoR.-'To
a peek Of fine salt, add one ounce of crude
sal ammonia, and two ounces Of salt Pc
ire. both finely powdered, mix them well
with ipe salt work your butler until the
bu,termiik be entirely extracted. Then
put it into wooden frkins, sailing i, with
the same mixed salt, until ii is palatable.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

Plum PuDDrNo WITHOUT EoGs.-Pou
over twelve crackers, after they are bro
ken, one quart Of milk !; let il stand over
night; strain n throvgh a cuIlender. The
1hext morning add a quarter Of a pound o
lmet, a pound of r%asins, half a pound n
curanis, a little salt, and a ieacupful o.
mclasses. Boil it three or four hours
To be eaten with a rich sauce.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

. To INSURE HEALTH FOR CHILDREN
Give them plenty Of milk /; plenty Of fan
mel ; plenty Of air; and lie, them have
plenty Of sleep; and they will seldom, il
ever all anything. That is, milk is lheil
best diet they mus, be warmly clothed
must be much out Of doors aud must bt
always allowed TO sleep on till they ava
Ken OF their own accord. . .r
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Mustard Po6LficE. -Intu q gill of boil.
ing water stir a table spoonful Of Indian
meal, spread the paste thus made, upon a
cloth, and. spread over the paste one tea.
spoonful of mustard as it is prepared for
the table, instead Of mustard -four.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

"a" To do business, n man should moi
only look inviting himself, but should make
his shop do the same. We have known
a plate glass window and a tasty curtain
10 double a barber's business in a week.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

a Always suspec, a man who has ar.
rived al The age Of thirty, and isn't attach.
Cd 10 a piece Of calico.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

F' A certain Secretary Of State, being
asked why he did not promote merit, apt.
" replied, Because merit did not pro.
mole me-"
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n II the weather has been as cold in
Turkey as here, it may be supposedIhal
Amin Bey is frozen over.
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lseas MGat.r.


FAST POETRY.
The Glowing lisss, s.5s TIE savannah Evening
y .rnal, %srs sent Us BY a correspondent, and al
though about ! yeA4oid. ihas Arc 90 well up with the
times, that we give ,hsm a rcstius place for the mo
nsnt. and send themsa their wsy.
vrasTs ron mn I4Ekr 1904
Tell John to set tho kesiss
want 10 take a drive,
only want to go to Rome,
dtld And shall be back by Eve. n
shm Teil cook 10 dress those h~umming birds
I shot in Mexico:
they've now beer biIled a%t.least two days
They'll soon be w psa haul.
And Tom take you the g~old-leaf wings
And start for Spain at three
! want some, Seville oranges
9,Twixt dinner time and tea.
aH ltff fN9Aaa iAA NasN rH' ialNu"
ssa 10 Ply round to France, and bring a new
Psffpetdaf motion gun a
sssS ssf o-nSrrow with some friends, ! so
A hunting in The sun.
The trip ! took the other day,
.1sts as To break FAST in the moon,
Thanks to tho awkward Lord Bellair,
~ Has spoiled my new balloon.
irt For steering through the milky way,
t'l He ran apainst A star.
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garittq.

~. 10 Boston coal is ten dollars per
Ton and -four ten dollars per barrel. God
help the poor Of that city.
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Alerthants, &1.
BACON'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
NORru.WST COhNERSIxTR AND WALNUTl

lsnts nL.A .,a. ,ha.S,ob ana
DEkSoNs desifous oIpeco"'ny ,s" nS y
l. accomPnhhee apSoupd1f, ,rn NV. 4,
ly to their advantage 10 eau on .he uhuoIs'eneo'
before engaging elsewhere,a Jas ne 10 prepared 10 DE-
monstrate, fully, that HE accommodation Tor stu
dents he eomnrehensiyeness OF the course ofin-
49,, andl Hines lor procurinp situations
s''uSuon, ""u ~ eL,s,,,; M ,hsns sra nnstir.
Tor those aesirous o,,ou's'"'us Nps,~, (. -,
passed. est y oelleyeap upequa.eui' ~ %'
similar INSTITUTION IN INC u"''ou
In addition tothe regular course ol hs'ipSuih'
there will be
iaHtxsEISyTsclqA I, TlflfsrpIfJeES %
cDAsiH' -
ON toP'cs VI sIes.. ~ ~. 49, So.
point OF views uellveleu " iion' "e',amy 0",o''
4, d, Mansfield, Esqp Rev. samuei w. rlsher,
Henry G. Lord, Esq, Prof. Chos. W. Wright,
and other eminent Lecturers and Business men.
These lectures cling a new and important feature
No, int,odbcSd IA aay &C the other Mercantile
"s,is.a. 80 i,
Nvn.!rHpaat ,Yli.lu ..e. u,,1.jus,
N9twlthstahu.hg 'ne B'ea, oAPo"so "tehua",
upon securing the services nl nbic Lecturers ant
Assistants, the Terms for Tuition. viii remain az
heretofote. yixI: tNL N'.i 'thl" W. q l"'
For a mi course of Instruction in D
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RENTERS, Loon HEHEII

r HAVE procured a right Tor "a Improvement
10 building houses, BY which q ho1le may BE-
built for a snail amount Of money, with all the
eonvenisnces asd comforts ofthe dearest houses
aid a. ! have apPelhted John smhiley, Of Ash
land .us nv agent for this county, please call %
HIM add osamine tke model, and procure a rieh1.
On % nfl rsyta aif ANDREW 9. NORRIS.
Troy, Ashland co., Aug. 8, 1883. ~
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TO THE CITIZENS OF ASHLAND.
TINE uaderuigaed Will saop for 4 short time In
il Ashland, for the PurPose q tak'ng Portraits
giving iessoasi u Dtdwiag sad on the Guitar
h''~' over s'y''s'0'sc ~. nsxRrr.
pA,AIsaa, Nov. %. lssa. $50
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Farmers, Read This!!
Ms e. ALLEN

Dealers In Hardware, Iron q Nails,
Adjoining the Bank.
WILL buy all of the Flar Sfrap that you
w eau raise aud deliver TO then during the
present year, and pay you the CASH for ii.
Short Fidr should be pulled from the ground
that, that Is long may be eradIed-none wanted
in Straw before September. Instructions regard
ing the culture aud rotting OF Flax can be had
gratis during the Sumner, by calling on us.
JOHNS & ALLEN,
Adjoining the Bank.
March 8 1854. n40. &c
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NLILLIARD's SCYTHEs-69 dog. SILVER
Iyl Steel, Cas-, Steel, Grain and Grass Scy.hes,
from the celebrated Mandatory Of d.. Willard,
c a~ysviile, N. Y. At the Hardware Store Of
Feb. ss.-n4o. R. D. B0ICE.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

% SCHOOL LAW :
TT0wNsHlf cisrks are notified hat tn School
Law has been gnceived, aud " rev ready fr
diadbudoa. ISAAC Carts, 1ufilsf.
Ashland, Feb. 8, lS6E=HsstE ie Nroel1
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WHITES AXES, 20 BONES WHITES AK
w cs weighing from 4 TO 6 lbs. each, just re-
ceiyod, BY R. D. B0lCE.
Feb. sa.-A&o.
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NEW 9ALOON.

II BACHERER, at the ga stsud formerly
~. occupied BY Michael Miller, above the
McNplty house, keeps eonstantly on hand every
variety ofgood things, except Intoxicating drinks
Which can be desired By asy one fond Of good
N. June 90 I 1855. ST
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a SUPERIOR LOT OF CAST STEEL < CUT
Il and MillSaws, just received, by
FEB. ss.-n40. r.. d. BOlCE.
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Old Iron Wanted.

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