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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-10-17

L splendid Rooms, surprising in beauty and con.
StaJ1.
FACULTY.
E;G: FOLSOM b., Principal, Professor of the
VII HOLSTER, and J. s. CLAYTON, Assistant
Prof sSeT5 i. h9ok Keeping nepsrtment.
Of Practical and Ornamental Peumamship
r.. f. HUMlsToN, lecturer on Commercial His.
J.B. WAXING, Lecturer on Mercantile Customs.
]Banking, Exehange,
Lecturers On CommerciaFLaw.
Rev.J.A THoME, ! ecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TERMs-lV ADVANCE.
Fer the MercartiIesC curse time unlimited SO co
The same Course for %. 60
For sepcrate Instruction la Penmanslip.
FIourrshing- etc, as per agreement.
lite desigr Il the Institution is to afford as coed
advantagesa "a Can be bad in any similar ono in ne
Union. 10 youn men about q assume the response.
bic duties OF The Counting Room, andvaricus mer-
StIENtEoF Observation-Disclosures will be ex-
plaIhed from a new stand point, exhibiting the true
nature and relation 81 accounts aud the course
Will embrace some Of the hestpracticil forms Of
mCdern accountants. This science IL often taught
as If 1t were a species of conjecture. in which
multiplicity OF forms are sCbStitus cd for principles
arbitrary rules for reasons. and venerable Pre-.
cedents for genuine philosophy, making the whole
field Of The science a complete terra iucognita."
TO prCcucc coed practical accounts the uudersi and.
ing, and moi the memory simply, should be address
ed
DAILY LECTURES, etc.-One or more lectures
will be given daily. ON the following subjects
ing, Exchange CaIcuIations. CorIespundence Gem
n4crcial Law. Political Economy, Con mercial
Ethics. RatlrcadinE, etc. BESIDES the usual lee
lures ON Law. etc..in Colleges Of this kind, there
Will he Others by practical n.ea thoroughly con-
versant Will The routine of business. to instruct
on points allied To the course Of study ana onc
expressly on calculation.
PESNASsuJr. AMExrAL-Th
department Will be under the superintenduncc C
two Of the lest pennen of The day Business Wi
ting Will re taught uron the new method FOLSOM.
CLithythmograPhy- exactiue to the beat OF an il
strument, AID producing The popular commercial
hand in much less thGa.the usual time.
y. B.-For particulars send fer Circulars, Gaia
lCGuos, etc, and address the Principal.
lEF \ large lirary will be connected with III.
College, containing The various works on Book.
dents will have access.
Cleveland. Nov.S 1851. 45tf
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BAKERY AND RESTAURANTS
In connection with the Hotel, he viii also
continue to keep open his BAKERY n RES
TARANT, where he will at all lines keep on
hand
gcnfectionaries, Pies, Bread. Cakes.
all kinds of Temperance drinks, and, in short
every luxury TO be found OIL the tables of first
class eating houses.
@ He UiShes at distinctly understood, that no
INTOXICATING LIQUORS
wall be kept, either in the Hotel or Saloon
Ashland, March Sth, 1854. n42 If.
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CONNERS'
SO Printers and PnbIishers.

STA ES TYPE FOUNDRY
Nos. 20, 81, and 33 BeekmGn ST., N. Y.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-10-17
Sebastopol not K
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &C.

VII j. WhSsON,
a 3 AVING removed his stock of Saddlery,
IA Harness, &c, to the Store Room former
occupied by &. & J. Miller, one doc wcstaef
the Miller House, and two doors east of the
Post Office, would respectfully ask his old
friends and customers to give u call. Every
thing can be found at all times, ready-made,
such as
Fancy Harness,
Draught Harness, nlI kinds,
Trunks, VaIEseS,
Bridles saddles for La
dies and Gentlemen, OF all GeScrfP.
items.
In fact every thing usually found IN " such in
stitutions, will always be on hand.
The undersigned viii not boast of his work
nor the quality of material used, as be is salts
fed to leave those who have dealt with him
and used his work, be the Judges. keep meme
but the BEST OF WORKMEN, whose work
will compare with any in Northern Ohio
Those who doubt what we say will please drop
in and sec for themselves.
Thankful for past favors, we hope to receive
a liberal share of patronage hereafter. Our
prices SHALL bc as
Low as THE LOWEST,
in Ashland, or any other town in this part of
theState and every particle of work done
and taken away from my shop will be WAR
RANTED. WM. j. WATSON.
Ashland, April IS,1a55. Aft
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FEDECEEE oEEfCEEsS.
SS SFEWART---PEEs'r JUICE.
-. Is. CURTIS-----PpoBATE JuDGE.
Q. JENNINGS, CLERK &C. PrEAs.
3. FJLTON,=---Pnos. AIRY.
CoUSEYOFFECE.S.
E5AAG GATES Aup1ToR.
AMES W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DIN D. Observation-Disclosures.
81 S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RLOW SMITH------SukvEYoR.
01N.G. BROWN----CoRoxEh.
60. HCONNELL9
IKE SEEBY, COMMISSIONERS.
NOS HILBoRN,
UGH Mcguire, -
ATRIGK KELLEY, hhNiLNA4Nf
GEORGE BOTDORF,
SCHOOL EXAMINERS.
i0BERT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EVI ARNSW0RTH,--SULLIvA
DIN ROBINS0N-----AsELAND
BoROUGEI OFFICERS.
G@BUSHNELL Mayor.
- II. RUTH
Ohm JACOBS ------TREAsUEER.
&TRUS HALL
\. DRUMB,
MYRES,
AC@B GRUBB, hN'Si@AS.
G. SEBBT.
-. i. T. SAMPSEL.s
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-10-17

RTCHAEL MILLEG presents his regard
We to his friends and the public generally,
and respectfully announces that he has opened
a Public House for the accommodation ofthc
travelling public, directly opposite the SaInp-
sell House, Main Street, AshIand, where he
viii be glad 10 accommodate all who may favor
him with a call. His table will always be sup
piled with the Injuries Of the season His
parlors and sleeping apartments are large and
commodious. Good s~tabling for hoises will also
be proTided, and atlithlul Hostler always in
attendance.
Boarding for private families or single per-
sons can be had at reasonable rates.
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R.aaspRELLow

MAKER ANDJEwEL
TX, De1feTin watches-J Jew
LIZ. EtocEz. YANKEE Notions. &c1
tfcheS and Clocks REPAIRED and
.rFEifed. U~ffhssVPrice PAID for
q fold and SILVER. opPostttthe
tie az Dee I4.Is5.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-10-17

MI~
& BINDTRY
IN ASHLAND.

fber having procured a complete
6igo. Tcols, sufficient for an extensive
cK BRIBERY, announces to the public
pre- a-cd to do all sorts Of binding
sefy59asia 2ialargest binderies, including
ding 3aar5s.ne- the manufacture of Blank
sekS, FsaeToliQsPoeket Books, DC.
Ara EBHl8ayabe kept on hand a large
csAIs7k Books, Letter Paper, En-
&1 Dc dc. al sorts of RULING done
az s-dza promptly attended to and exc
d iaf,e shorsess time and most approved
# C8Soe over Eir5.aerIuan's Tin Store.
JULfU5 EEGSOWSKI.
I'D. 9ee II. ] OFF
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-10-17

&c H1DseE CaEEts, TOO J"
ient article CT pure Cider Vinegar
a. L. BACHERER 3.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
TO rHn VOTERS OF INDrANA.

TIE election Tuesday next, the mini day
Of the present month, IS ono which should
engage the attention and careful considera-
ton Of every citizen Of the State Of Indiana.
Though comparatively but few Offices
are to he flled upon that day. tho election IS
By no means m occurrence Of miuor impor-
tancc. The people are called upon, not only TO
express their choice Of the men that shall hold
the Offices 70 be filed, but they are asked to
indicate by their ballots their views upon a
principle in which IS involved all the ilber-
ties Of our government
It becomes Demoarats, then, and az men
who love the Country and the Union, TO re-
feet, and reflect maturely; to act. and act bold
ly IN the present crisis. While we strike for
Prsnc5pie,-for tho rights Of the many against
the usurpations of the felg-for those politi-
cal rights guaranteed tous BY the ConstltU-
ton Of the Union--for those religious rights
handed down to US through that sacred instru-
ment baptised by the blood Of our Revolu-
tlonary sires--iOr the freedom of the viii,
freedom to act and freedom - think,--while
We strike fortbese things, let u remember,
that We are conteading with fanaticism and
resisting big0try--tbat the foul and pcstilen-
tial breath Of AbolitioDism has swept over
our plIus-that the secret cath-bound jaco-
bin, Of the school Of the French Revolution,
is among Us, dark and putrid reptile, ready
f. r-sff, i f,f.1 81
its aspen iangs.-let Us remember the cow
ardice Of those that strike IA 10 tho dark
the tyranny Of those that rule the nidnigh;
couclsve, the serfdom OF tho soul-forsaker
wrelches that obey their secret masters viii
and then let Us Be up and d5ing and with 8
norve and determination worthy Of the jus.
tice of our csuse, lei US sweep from apnliti
cal existence the miserable preteuders, who's,
midnight Vaccinations are dezolation 10 o.
hesrths. III whose inceDdiary principles al
ready taruish the fair escutcheon Of our coun
tTy's history.
Lst ths Democracy rememOer,-iet q.
honest men remember, that the canvass 0
the present IS the canvass Of the future
that the issues CT to-day are the issues Of to
morrow--thaI the campaign Of .ffy.fUs i
the commencement Of that of .Jify-sir-tha
tbs victories Of this year arc the forerunuers t
those Of the next, which are destined 20 swoel
tie country IS with the voice Of many water
and place il triumph On our watch towers
from Maine to Georgia, the glorious emblem
Of truth and justice, the rights Of the psopl
and tho rights Of the States, the Democrat
party aud the Natiousl Union.
Agatn we say to the honest sovereigns o
our free and indepent sofia soil on whcl
no tyrant ever dared 70 tread IN dqy EgF
stand By yoasr PTiaciplss;-come to the poll
~~on Tuesday next and vote your rebuko Of "a
nsticisn--your rebuke of secrecy in politics
your rebuke of incendiarism and rapine an
devastation. --come 70 he polls and vote |
sustain the Constitution, 10 sustain the p,ac
Of the country and the laws Of the land. m
then slesp-slsep when the battle IS fougi
and the victory is ours.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

Psrt Uf sec 4 q 70 Goa, siAing % - 10
t.r,s bounded as a. DO d on pa e 2J4. book
= fthe r-c0 Us OF D.ed- OF hite ca. mort
giged by Robert Ro,hrock; loan interest etc
~ dol O7c
The U hf II sec q and the hf II the : c or
sec IS. sll in t27 "A z Cd W. con aiming 4)J acres;
NOR gagged 81 Philip Ensminger; loan inserst
&c 2l7 dolls csc.
Tile C or Of the s or and the " or Of the
: q qrofscc p. q o. = ", containing 20 acres
moriEagcd by Micaiah J. johnson aud Mary
Johnson his wife, loan interest etc 81 dOls &C.
The Wy hi Of the n " o. and he = III 4 be
w qrol sgc 30 - p r. IS containing l62 acres.
mortga sed BIS II lsey r L0rei0l and isabella
las wiic. and DANES q. Reynolds and Miranda
ms VIII. lo.ui, in,-r,si etc 90 dois 75c
mlea o. tle uo-iglEec premises b. each csc a.
PSI ! i-r rlcl lasrcst. cll.a -c5. md Co.is pfr
= IS. 9itfeI Ter css4s AID 81 ihsro 10 bid ior
si>s 'ia i1reuls fl tl IN to- fl. side n fhoscu
o % 20 immediately cussel f9r ssls o. creoIi of
ore cars wan iH1efe - ssscl i8f ocul PAYABLE an.
uu-i.g 10 acvaaus
a certificate 81 pu-chlss wiIl be Gwen 10 IA rurh,
ssfs pscguE at5ut Let lroLl IL ~tts rb-r -Ii
g-s sli snll os n-oe on; wtIcl sail b f,rfsfs "a
tbs Nlaic, wiz All p-y suts Matte tler-o IT, 80 -.
ait Of tie lag rnsnt O. pdac o. u.srsst rosorsinr
O. .le terms o. sls, aid eitts nlats 70 rsKsII -
any tine B5ud VIII ~ r0qdircd a. tie lilfoasssr frT
ihe payment OF tbs purc1-s5-inClsy .nd iulsrss. "a
itlf wasto Of tue Premises SILL uoi coartsi o.
siisrodi and sscadty may also . r r-d "a sllv css
ly order Of the D0ar4 q CClnn s,0ners q Tie Suks,
Fdnd.
C-7ICE O. S-NIiNC Fem,
Indianapolis, SsPf. ., 1855.
Explanation Of sbbrsyiations 10 TIE foregoing no.
iiee; for est; for wsst; fsr north; f5r sont; Of
Tor half Or for quagter, for fracoL; sec for ssltsou:
Tor io"u,lip; and Tor rsug6.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

The ABOVE LIST embraces large Tracts Of Land in
the various Couuie Of the State Of The clo.ccs quality
and character thst we're bougA up many years since BY
la-ge operators and withheld from sale. IheJ nov
offered very low prices, and on favorable forms. u!
aid Of Coltons Sectional Map Of Indiana persons ca
fnl any or The Tracts without difficulty. Il viii be
pleasure all letters promptly giving Ia
formation concerning these Lands 70 those enclosing
POSTAGE Stamp.
To PERSONS WISHING TO SELL, VIC osor the
greatest Inducements Your Lands will be advertised
tue above manner, and In the various Newspapers m ;i
state. well other States free d expense. No 90
+ no Charge. F9Ne also have for saie Or trade 6
tln,is, large amount OF RAILROAD STOCKS, BOMB
/ TOWN PROPERTY, STOCKS OF GOODS, Gc.
OUR TERMS arc Except IN Marion County two p
cent on the amount when sale Is made. and
aaee required b-ior9 the withdrawal 81 property iro
oar Books Send Us accurate description rs toWnshi,
< nge, and Section rs above, Gnd description CT SDh
ri-5cg, Buildings, Improvements, &c.
CoNDIT, WRIGHT & HAYDEN,
a,-x1 .. coyoT, blske's comnsrci Row,
sv.LLls - wk.sBT.l Opposite tho B-tss Hnls,.
j sEHzNISa HATpESD Indianapolis ing
oct 4w4w
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

@Gvo H. Boser, young American poet,
has just produced q new play entitled
Francisco Da Rimini, which has been very
successfully put Oh the stage at the New
York; tnsatrs Davenport as the hero.
ssKnow'rI thoa tb' import nee = sS1l l-sr-1Tial?
Bsto tbs n.idnS Alt glcr, -worlds IN 20 Ids;
Then thsus-i.d ADD, and twice tsn toOcszo mOrei
Then weigh the whole; che soul outveigh5 them all
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
STn.YFD on STOLEN.

RON The Last end d tais City, on or =
4 about tbs an inst, Bay Horse yeArs xszs
llsl marks lot rscoileCtei Alec, cue Sore. N--G
re, aged, with wl.-s SIR IA the i9gehsai. any -
Ts.unilg said animals, either CT them, OF Let
III undersigned wbeIo lhoy u.ay found, will
.dtapl rsrvHrGed. CHARLES GARNER.
IniIsnapolis, Sept, r. iltv3t
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
NJ o II y . III
Of the Disc InJinuance Of the Land Office
at VilceaneS. indiana

y OliNss - lefeaA ztf-l TAX
- ccnnes- lfdisiia. thc temporary Continuance OF
"eh VS. directed 10y fuDic Nouoc No. 53. dated Feb
ruary a.. less, purposes therein ulgtt5o,l a -,
81 coatinue0 and the puolic lands ans ID AID
inappropriate 10 sac district wiii hsnelfier be sub
hlac. tlQ register and receiver fgr watch once vi i've
public notice the day which ulsy viii % pre,s.r-c
- receive apPcai0is Tor entries q ss SUI, lso. NJ
their oficc.
Given uHGcr my hand az the Clly q vssaiss.o. his
frsi dsy Of September, &. j.. less.
THOMAS Il. HENDRICKS.
toiainission'r 81 tue General Land Ossce.
sop Aw6w N'
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
&c u CommI.-L9n ~ = -

Rates of Commission are a. follows.
All sales from s3D 70 3,UOO il-usNc ll be taxed al
> cent, commission; as the value Of the property
advances above $3.50 the rate per cent will decrease
in tht following ratio From $4,000 10 4,<O al 4 :
cents from 800 10 $500 = cent; from 800 10
10 ~ "a CeuiS tom S ,1VU and much greater
tho may be, e. viii not 10 less than pef
and an s.itus a1Uv0 aeuflouca going above s3iUt
VAL % csLts cnAsd ou urst S3-aVU. On All --lc
OF Irop-ly, while in our naHds, commission is charged
No i,, commission or charge whatever. We ruQdir.
notice to De given tNo Ss-k7 prcviOl- 20 witndra~a
property oar Uooks. And W. itTthsf ial u u
desio0l tt We aod ia persons responsible for The cola
mission Jl Property ,cu Trades may % commenced
with tbs oNn-s u said ptoPei. o-.0rc tbs ei1hdraw4
q thC same,
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
New EXPRESS Company.

kAlIEa a CAHs "A. sr : Ou, vs,--OFFICE
w Of The United St.,ss ENprsS CoIup-.y. No 50
West Nsshineon-s opposite ;he Bates House, India.
nspolis.
ProPreioTs Hnd Director d. n Barney, Z. z. VII.
Inns, 4. "a. Barney, JAMES Mckay, T.. ~ James.
FrucspHl ofico, e Hrcadaas, New York-corner OF
Pearl AMI seuecu street., Buffalo.
This Company will forward Bank No.es, Goid anc
SILVER, NeErhuudso, aud valuable packages. coiloet
Drafts Notes and accounts aud trssct al Cus8sss GU
trusted 20 them with dispatch.
Messengers VII losve lueianzpoil csny Tor ne E.s
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
WOODEN MACHINERY!
g. T.. ODDARD.

NLW-NO DIRK,
nNAZ manufacturer or the orissf.l STFFL Rrxc
n y, anu .s 4OVlh bUkklNG MACHINES nd FEEn
hOLLS. % be stached q F,uer s,g -, =. s 80
breakers and finislvrs Of Nocien Ca-ssing Naehn-s
ice stischmcnt 10 se, oDd Brcakers aud Frhyrs h -S
ano Ncry Important These m4chipes ar. if slc,snI
vgelancn on hrst BrcakeTs, Ia most OF he ri,rs,.i
Wooics taeioriss N the United STATES Canada a. Msr
10 Ia are DEC ed by experienced manufafurer- a.
ne most perfect machines used AID - a.
lH9ccoAOnlcal and success nj M nufactrre Of wool
hry are IN tact The only strong durable aud succes.
fnl Operating machines in use "a c~rII-- ,-.~s-.
should run al bour without then
Ibe reed Rolls are siong ead dursble. apa vo,.hx ~
attention ~ot--1 o.
Circulars exPaiaiug these Machines and Rolls r.e,
addressing = = footsb ~ sSO "
should 81 dirsc.eu. - -, ' -
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

II atlrbuing such vlluolo Medical frperres 70 this
remedy no rasn, unwarrart-ble assertion n made
but Is simply STUD ac proven ui.dcably ard con-
ciusivel! b. tho extraordinary cares ana Dcneits rived
from lis use, under The direction OF fs ustrs ortcu
atOr hOuhaud, among all classes u Eurotear so-
evy ana irein lae INN OF tcsnonv from al
pars 81 TIE American Continent, Accumulated during tho
Lat IL yes IA thc hands VI the prcsit propristor
Inc pfcNlclcc " disease 90 nfsCL a tt-rs
are araitcd - Win sorrUw cay u, = anlost u.l.
versa indeed thcrc Is scarcely ans tnfeuxhou the
wh0i3 SAtsni Of our coaliy which laer- coubot o.
found among as members Ut lecliar sailcs Gad s-
Euia apPs2-aNcs, coiilg diseased Liver, OF an era-
Siate1 aid suffering d tpcplc.
tlss G whi il,---- it-1ss - tsis clsss n Ia
Tslds, tngt eertiA Gic roll-6s remedy, shoad Be
placed within t1sr teschi one whie1 40 O.urful or
injurious 0fug enis Ito - ooBp0sliOl: remedy on
wich the pHticit rely With the unOst cofdetco
aid certainty ad 10 ASSURED IRON actual ana t.iible
proofs, thi The article DC l. using, really possrss the
virtues a'irb.ed % 10. Suoh Remedy, Il sfooE an6s
Gsra- Bstters." Ihousaic- or doliars have sn OK
pended % as manufacture aQ cnuslru thr0ughoai al
paris % this Coinet, aid % proprietor ierls TIC great
eel Satisfaction la stating, tut lcrc coauty OF
village where the Medicine has boon itsrsd uced
that ihvrc cannot fognt nuesr willing 10 teeth, %
lis virtues.
Pnncipa oreo and M4auiaeiory, 10 Area ST., Prlla-
delptla, Pa
cor s-c Wholesale and retail b. Druggists n al lie
principal cIIios, and ~ retail by Hi,ohs ses aud store
keepers IN ever. town Ia Tho United sites
oct2
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
NH p. octIEr- 0EANTIIIE -. sALLArI
Cz111Oy as 3aILara.

DAN-Et o. ecLI2r. oEANFrtlE =. BALLARD
C1I11Oy as 3al1arcs.
fssnss ofssS.sss -kesfs, ssasasas, Otss, Es.<s.
Nillattondt 20 Lie collecting u 81 Accounts No.es Drufs
Gc.s ~ aDy gcr-ol OF the state Oh Indiana.
EEFERErtEs:
lar N. Kay, Cashier ctlte b-uE, ll1lE.apBl...
BtEEEE, bRGHS g. GO, L-i.s ctie, lhd
oAL1s ELErCura, Sr., Indian l-1ls. lu..
~HlsoEi hituARDSos O. Co., Noe. 81 "a q B.c-c1r.
street, BosigL, Aase-,
inAiss q Co, iuclasu l.9.is, Ind.
lAtrs PiERtEl No q south - . Plladei,st. p
l. bEaDFEE O. Co, lVi 1it-<t, r., Ns. Yors. -
tETE0iug. kGrE q lArrg. utt,t,,.it .fi.,. -.
IbiFLEs M $50 80 ~, 80. .si.X..lxs
IL AMI Al uiHsh hlNDs " PISTOLS.
SAN IT, Beck
NgA-- f1lpcAu4il liulil rrsfI-
giiof4lss th-i - Gea -gaiu t-Scu el-Fse VI us Gun
oAsns-, ~l WIZ il devote his curs attention 10 Ia
ia-uuiactuIs oi ssIAe tia suoy IS o.. ss.sli,,s,tn
surll n.li SQUARE wrsi Of the Cogrl Hoase sqe1rs
sisn Of tns 49,
BIG GUN,
Nnefe 10 VII % All. % scuoAuln0la;s al WHO IA,
wiso g0od Hrcs, snoi-Gus as articio N ne
q ali ~ork S4rT-ltsa, OF 40 .Ears. H., -.
oons-4uI1 % lad thc ISL Rire Powder, Cas-, and
LEAD.
Orlsrs from . distance pronplly ATTEND
fobi5dOW
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
NOTICE or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
HE uA1srsiRuod give notice thai thss h-vs .fuat-.
isiEAse5 ou the Est-ts OF JoLn ubeinor c.,c,..sI
Snh Dereoy hoiiy al Iers0nB hsyi x tlar-s against Nd
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Explanation Of ths abbrsvations 10 TIE foregoing No.
tice; for cost for o. fsr north; l3r sonf: on
sor @ Or for quarter, 4 for ffacoli for section;
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Special Notice

indian. and Illinois L.ttr siroad stock viii Dc a.
wed ia part pry ent for Real s;te u tii- oucc.
N KEENAN, & EDGAR,
scp20 Real Estate agents and broker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-03
GLENwOOD CEMETERY,
Once No. zee Penn ave-, corner 10Th street,
(OvkR THE SAVINGS BANKO

7'HIs CEMETERY 10 laid out on the plan Of the
Il celebrased Greenwood, Of New York, and stu
ated ON the high ground distant one and qnartei
miles north VI the Capitol--NOrth Capitol street
lee9ins directly to the gateway.
Tins Company have secured a charter from Con
gress, appropnatng their ground for ever to burial
purposes, making fee title TO the purchaser, and
prohibiting all encrOachrneuts from legislation OF
otherwise, which is OF vast importanc those who
wish their dead to repose where they have placed
them, fOr il has become custom i'm all other cities
when the burial ground becomes valuable for ethei
purposes 10 sell il, and throw the dead
y into one larse pit and legal measures cannot pre-
vent it, as M titles are given to the ground.
B-Ofhce open from 10 to ~ O'Clock a. m
where Pamphlets, containing the Charter Bylaws
and Map OF the Grounds. and all other nfbrma
ton, can re obtained. All orders lefl with Mr.
James F. Harvey, No. 40 Seventh street, or any
other undertaken, will be promptly attended to.
lie 1S-ly