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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-13
HELMBoLp's iiGuLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Salsapali!la,

FIR purifying the blood, sc moving all ,i,sea~es
arsIng from excess At mercury, exposure aud
imptudcnc" ~ hir, chrome c"n-'iiuIlnnai d,.-
e4sg atis'ng tf"n an impure state at tbs al,oa
ard the ohl, reliable aud ,fIr"'ual known
feined, f,.r n. cure ct Scrotu,a Salt Rhsuia,
Scaid Head, u ceraiiun- al tee 1hioaf aud
L"ys, Pans and S~.li,rys 81 The Bonr>,
f.tter, Puppies an the Face. and all cal,
Erup:iIus Of he Skin.
E,.Is adlcls is r W prescribed by some Of
the mas. d,s,taau' had p, Sic,t,s liz lac cpua.
Try, aud has proved NJ IRE elf :.nr IN practice
Than ahv nfri'a alton al - a;'aiilll Vet offered
!" the public. Several cases of secondary
Syphilis, .ietsur'al AMI S,T"luIou- diseases
have entirely recovered in The rHcurf. H. w.rts
81 orr pubic INSTITUTIONS ~Gfrh rad for ,nan,
y"afs tesi-i"d every mod" Of ir"a rneni Thai
coad be devised. These ea-s.> furuIslt sIrik ino
exaiuP''s 4 The sanitary ,ff,c:s ni this mrti,-
c'nr m srFesin. s1snc oil the ttn.I invetciats
dIsrgses al ~ the glands were desire. ed and
,a. b"aes .lread, afisctrd.
NorIcE Letters from rc<pousih,c pI.ysi
etans aEd professors of sevc-ai NettIc.i Cnl
tr.rs. and certificates of care- tfori pa,,ent>
VII hrinnnd ncc"mpan, ing both prcparaiien-
p'ice-- Gueia. 81 per bottle. OF 6 b"'iles for So
Sarsapsrtiia g. :.
.-qmal IN strength 10 one gallon OF Syrup Of
Ssr-apa,I!a.
Prepared and sold b, Fl. 4 IiELMBOLD.
Chemist. 265 Chestnut Street, near tl,c Gu.td
House. PhIladep'l.l and to be had oil drug
.i-,s and dealers every hsre.
All letters directed 10 The Proprietor or
4 .rni receive Imme'ii,rr attentinr.
For safe by \ G Sill FL. Litch'i II
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-13
Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers have . AT, arrBnyrmenis
70 keep constant suppi,u, a first :ate AT.
lcle ot GEES selected aud
pack ed with area,cnre b" oussa,es,in pnck-
ages Of (r"u20 to so lbs aud will furnish At
all Times an,qranin, f'cn2o'" 1900 lbs ,ofs
qualit, they vii warrant ~ good az the best
and nj a low prices a. eau be purchased 81
equal quality in tIeSiaie.
S & l.. HURLDUT.
Winchester, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-13

s~E Z II = ~ . q TEE G )
Va 4 are satisfied from what we hes.
w that some OF our hreihen ~ trade NJ.
giving GU, tie '.sa that we do net TAX. any k{n.
oil pradace. Asw in.s is decided uns.ak.
ami meseIsn 10 say Ia cur Farming FsiaH.:.
that ne do TAKE ali kinds uf Prnure which vi.
have 10 dispose al. Ard alsa thar we ha.,
made arrangements with two at the Iar..s,
cree D. stab - "A r,s EMS
in ts'chiie 4 C.Ln V. Messrs. Palmer & H.rkins
and John Seovsli. ESQ By Which our customer.
can have 'hss GrocfIies At less prizes thar, The,
can he bought at any other e,is hliShmen,.
Now, Csag.emea. having ma e airanaement.
Tor the liner Man." waasd iavi,e YOU
to cal and examine spic sdid stock o.
k9Fy S.oasss.
Which are se.ling at the lowest rates. SO
gentlemen bring en- your prrfare al all kinds
auf. ais. hrigy soar ives and daughters and al
the res, II the lsa,iis, ard W. assure you tia,
yoa " II Ire w.ls,. aid Cor .onl visit
Yours, Res .s-c' fu'i,
Ai.vORD & BROTHER.
Corner Store. Wairot;si lie.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-13
Ia.ies' Dress Goods.

4 GREAT variety Of new aud fashion ,b'e
n Dress t,oois--ccnsist,t q OF fancy Siits
back do Of the hes, makes. cotton and NO !
orls.a.s, French Thlhets Mern ., wool Pia ,ds.
Dthaae~ Nohair Cl"ths &c that Will b. sold
very cheap. Men ELL l. BRAMAS
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-13
New Machine shop aud Foundry
Al NORFOLK.

"HE Laurence Machine Company are
II now prepared Ia take Jobs for hu,id NJ.
fitting np- and repairing III kinds OF niacilinery
aud uiii.mork, which they have facilses e..
doing aa shJfi notice, aud On as feasoau biz.
terms a. any other establishment.
The Foundry Isoae ,oi the best IN the State
aud as they have purchased all oil the patterns
belonging 10 tie late Beyd Manufacturing ca.
Wiassed. they are enabled % make easiin.
troun the same patterns al less price. than they
eau be procared elsewhere.
Experienced workniea are employed in The
various branches, and ehoevcr alay he in W an,
o, any Kind OF machine work can deiend upon
haviag u done t8 their satisfaction. aud are re-
guessed 10 give them cal.
A. J. ELWELL, Agent.
Norfolk. August Isl, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-13
ii.tkEs!d aud Naagatuck R,P.

SSFAGt.S leave ,..e Maas'on Hsus. ats I
~ \. ". and l Is p. IL 60 IA. citing With train.
u bridgeport, aud in The moraia. with tran, !,
llar.i,',d.
f>ave Litch6eid SEXTON on ARRIVAL of II
10 q ni0ro.ns rs,u aud c. 10 eveuia. train frn.
Bridgeport.
Far, ttv cents. L.FENN.
Lacaiie.G. Nay i4;h, Iss5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-13

~ 5.;e .sisg Jewel sssaFs.
HhP.N constantly on !,ano a .,ti' ST .cted
\ tss 'JInitn ~ >h CT intstt. Rtcev .ng irt 81
snu I..tss WutAH irrm New. oyk. Il, wltt he abe
T. accommodate III cnSr"trc's wrh the late 81
compositions, a, New Iutk retail ifics>.
JUne 5Lh. /. 4. S. BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-13
The Fall Campaign!

m ME subscsbrTs having bern in the
IL business ~ 80 .'ins bDuJs ~ " o.eol;v5.e
sjfne eight m n,h-, and hssnR received see n
Hbrrai paIronsye from our ricbd. 10 thls q sd
the aaiHnifR to~n-, We would ~ ihis t.n:e ma
prove rye os-pnilr',ty rhtOu.h iI'e c:rcu atIon
OF me fs.eistlc,n ~ auiTttJ T., thhfk al u F0sr
wao have 81 i't,rJsiiy patrnnisen ttis - abtsh-
ment-aWd Ne 0uld here site that We have
been anRrsdial ~ the tuiure III ere.- IT oar
custDnssss For the iast fhr.e months MIR. y.
Berry ssre - thr partners, resiG ~ III new iurx
hae t.4sse u kie business 20 select from tine 10
time ssck g--s,ss - he could purchase al .HCiuu~
al very Iey~ r,w~ me iat2tr part II uur -inck
which ~e s,,sil tirf Ia oar custuH,-fs h. tall
was purchasrd previous 10 he rse ~ god. -
There ~ no ,tsa''6g the toel thst our acIi tics
for pusei.s s,ng goods enatle u 10 sell Of the
same Qaslt,les 10 "ut IIfS Goods department ai
prices tfS,ss ~ 20 u pr cent l. - N sn, uth :
merchAsf ~ ts~e cosHv can "!lrh theH We
have Jsa received a'n 'hry are now Offered sr
inspection the to,!o~' 't-:s:
Br@wn Ard Ai-Sehed Skeetiuys.
] bale ~ sTe~n estIuH, good atucie, s cfs pr VI
J do Dc d d heavy, 81. do
] do do DO % very heavy, si-2 do
cases MOVE II those hne bleachsd, DO
i do very hne do Ola do
Eress Goods.
In this ds$. ftmen, We shall Appetite sell every
person ~hs es - up - rs, having h"ugh, ot even
style Dress GSbd. offered Ia the ua rket, cnnl
pissed Of s,sis.rd plaid Rrocsde and plan coloreG
Merinass. sh ~..oi II Della ue- Of every color
Is ps C.t~rss b,sa.,iui colors, nj ,t.e lo~ pr e,
-ef - eesAa ~ ward. 10 ps Gaia Pads y
Opera Fisassi, 10 Es striped and riait Mushr
Delaipes, 1slo ards fnnts from l.. TO ~ l.2
cts per yard.
Ready.Msde Clothing.
In this ar ~ T%siew, h4sldty nsake the .,s.r-
ffnent witisss' sssy tear ~: contradiction that
have The largest aud beat assortment in the C.,
. consisting u every variety oil meas and boy 5
wear.
Groceries.
Having purchased these Goods in July and
August, zee ate ne~ fsrHi-lsing them Ia our Gus
TONERS 81 the sam ptices ,b-t tie Goods are
worth OF wholes sIe in Ne~ Yrrk.
We ~oald say to ell persons residing on, OF
town. who intend waiting this place 10 make
their Fall purchase-that liberal dlscoun, will
be made to lhem. Also, ths, they will be sure
tofind everything On their memoss nd1m At our
Store. N. h. A. BERRY.
Wolcettvillc. Oct. let. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-13

ItcrH!y>second .innuai Report of the
l.Iu,IIkIkID .MIIINaf
r, ~ !"
EsTe insurance lONiPNNys
JULY I'd, 1855
! BY Cash reel Tor Premiums on Poll.
| cies this year IS, lS9 S9
I To cash pa id Tor Losses and Z xpe nses
/ this gear l,57s %
BY ~h'ie angyh, Of Cash ho sos.
Io,sr res =" IRE NUNS S'V w ,osao ,,e "a
! 10 Whole ami pa,c Tor
| LOSSES & Exp, nses S2a $50 So
IT, ." r". C %h h.s%u n Be- sh s s %
"a ,i's9 S.s ID ,.n, ' " 's,s =, - :;
A'o M4 AK" .a the "a Ispia Stock of ,h. .'sr.
Company a, Ills lime y W." 81, OsU "a
Their. i. no, -, ,t;s ,,,n" aov .,,;na. ..a;..,
Cn'n...,,-lt a., ~ 49," -, LILY 10y ''a' "s~''
Tn. Diee,ar. ,l ,b,s eo,u,,nnv are eon6den,
tina, Ii the p,snof ns,rnn s eo aap,eo +, .b.wii
meet with aheaity respons. from all intelligent
friends o' the principle OF Mutual Insurance.
ihis company insure On ~ inns state aho
s,c o ~" ~ arno..d Viz. ~. n,,s sor"
c"niinr their busin, IS er,reiv ~, !, ~, man, rtv
and isolated buildings and their cop,ents-of
which not more than $1,000 will be insured on
one RISK. -,
ms company WI, ADJUST all Claims with
=; q" aau ane " at an, t'na
such adherence will he or;ns,.d I, p'aa ,H.,.nt
pc sons in The county raci pa,t, SELF ctnr one.
aud case they do not agree, third person
shall be chosen. and the ord Of II, or any,~s
OF mem snail be hnaland coneius e.,
nv ,h's crn -, one nonoaea collars Nh ee paa
lnlormaton as viii convict amy person oi .,,ins
re to any building il. sured by hi. enmnsny.
Officers 0csne S...,~s,,..
&c, BLCAWI1H.I ,cs,..ni
era =, ..1,1.a,,,.!n,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-13

yEtALMAS.-Jnst received, large and
- spi. ndid assniiueEt OF 'ia'mas vi various
s,yIes and prices.
ALVORD S BROTHER.
Vi oeottyilic. Sept etE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-13

.E:rsc FGfs Goods
q SPLENDID Stock Of Staple and
"a F.n..y DRY Gnds. Groceries, Crorkery.
Sin rs, Fra hers, g.. just received By the sub.
scrlber and for sale cheap.
N BRONSON.
Litchfe'd, Sept. 18th, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-13

Fl AIDES CLfTHS of the best quality
Ia urh tie NONE Antique TrimmI q, ca n
.e mi by calling Oh ALsOhD 4 BROTHER,
Woluogttie.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-13

N. b. Watches and Tcpairipg done by himse
tl~avs with carness and despatch.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-13
Direetcrs.

J. G. BECKWiIH.IA a LEWIS
JASON WHITING sHEI DON OSBORN
OLIVER G0ODWl In Go {. Wool RUFF
SETH P. bEt ES. lkORElks I'LL
STEPHEN TROW BRIDGE.
SHELDON OSBORN ,oi Hal " inton,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-13

Winchester, 1855.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-19

So has the Toledo Daily Times: it
sailed for a little while with Chase at
its main top, but t'other day took him
down and putrupSTrimble, and then fired
a salute ofthirteeh guTss
These signs have occurred within the
tasttea da3@A 49,
The Cincinnati Times, in reply to a
correspondent, recently observed:
That Governor Trimbie has a. bet
ter chahce for an election than Mr..
Chase. we firmly believe, and our faith
is based upon ample evidence furnished
by a very extensive correspondence from
every part of the State. We thinks it
ought to be clear to IA Buckeye that
Mr.. Chase cannot be successful
The Times of last night contains no.
ticea ofpeople,s mass meetings friendly
to the election of Governor Trimble. at
Chillicothe, Portsmouth, Marysville,
Hilisborough, Xepia, Hamilton. Circle
vile, Lebanon and Dayton. The meet
ings ore tn be held between the 18th and
oath inst. Among the speakers we no.
tice The names of Nelson BARRIER, Gen.
Geiger, B.F. Conway. A Banning Nor
ton, w. Thomas, J. o. Reamey. T. r.
StaDhery, +. @. Hutchison, Charles
Anderson, James H. Thompson, Hon.
William Johusson, T. q. Ware and A.
St C. Boys The Times further saws i:
-" Meetings have been called in every
county in the State; aud we are assured
that the cnmpaigti, on the part of the
friends of General Trimblc, will be con-
Quoted with Yigor and energy.
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N0TICE.

"ENRY EMMoNS, of Illinois. Thomas
III Roberts and his wife Ann Roberts, of
RichlaHd County Ohio, the heirs of Jane Pol
lock, deceased, late of Illinois, and Jesse
Pollock of Illinois, will take notice that
the Reviewers and Surveyor, appointed by.
the Court of Common. Pleas to view, survey
and lay out a county road, commencing on the
Ashland and Savannah road at a point where
the south line of Orange township intersects
the same; thence running west and terrnina-
ting at a point on the road running from the
Olivesburg and Savannah to the said Ashland
and Savannah road, and described more fully
in the petition of Jaeob-MyKrants, the petition
er, gill meet at the point where said road com
mesfces, as above described, on the 4th day Of
6xtober next = . ~
.ISeptember- f2, 1855 4w16
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judge johnston on Chase.

Judge Jo!tnston, late candidate of the
Wing party for Gorelnor of this State.
has addressed a long and able letter to
the editor of the C-onauefeiak. of Cincin-
nat, upon political matters From it
we take the following pertinent ex.
tract
But, sir, besides the unworthy
means by which Mr.. Chase rose to pow,
weighs heavily with me-, as an old fash
toned believer in the sacredaess of the
American Union, and n the brotIierly
love, respect and f3rbearance toward
each other Of the people North and
South, East and West, necessary to its
stability and efficacy. Mr.. Chase is a
man advanced in years man of re-
spectacle taieuts a man of command
lug appearance manners, and has anfex-
tensiye sphere of inf euce. All thes-
his life, his talents, his character. his
irilpence-haye been unfortunately ded
icated to the wo K of eHgendering hatred
aud iIl-will between the people of the
different sections of the country, and
stirring up discontents in the common
mind against the best government the
sun ever shown upon. 1t is IN vain for
the master Il de y this. The pupils tell
the tale. The d sasse of fa~naticism and
disuuion, inoculated with a lancet, wheth-
Ell he took it himself or not, is felt in
tie veins of all Ohio, and throughout
the Union; and you know, sir, tn t a
man in Mr.. Chase's position, setting mp
such claims IN the public, is in some
Sors responsible for the doctrines of those
who have studied in his political school.
"If Mr. Chase should now begin and
devote the remainder of his days 10 un-
saying all that he has said calculated tc
make weak ard faIatical minds dis
trust, quarrel with, ard abhor the
Union, he might e%ntitle himself. as a
peni,ens7 ION, to burial in American
earthI hut he never could undo the
mischief, already done. His own spirit
would eeep,to see the morley crew of
his earthly retainers sitting in conclaye
III Greenwood HalI-crack Drained. aud
apostate divines; Disappearing and dis
organizing infd.ls; women in breeches,
married under protest. shifting on the
laws, scouting the Constitution. and In
Weighing against the Federal Union as
an mtelcrable curse.
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MISCELLANEOUS
.SHERIFFaS SALE

r. GhE4AAHp .
DY virtue of an order. of sale allowed by the
ID Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Of
AshlandG County, insfhe case Of John Tennis
Go, Ys.C.A- Kellogg and F N. Kellogg IN
attachment in the ease Of Fuller a Co. VS.. G.
A. Kellogg in attachment and in the case of
Alcott d Horton VS. CA. Kellogg and +. N
Kellogg ct. al. in attachment,t TO me directed
z wilfexpose to public sale at the Store Room
Of Burr Kellogg, in the town of Ashland, in
Ashland County, Ohio, ON
nSata1ddys The 29M day Of September,
"A. D,zis55, between the hours of ten o'clock
A. NJ and four O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, and.
coon fromaday 10 day until ali is sold, the fol.
lowing goods and chattels, as the property Of,
C. A, Kellogg, tewit: An entire stock of Store
Goods consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries,
HardUare, Queensware, Drugs, Medicines,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots and Shoes. Terms
of sale. Cash JOHN ID. JONES, Sheriff.
September IL, 1855. l6ts-pf $2,50.
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= Louisville, August 1855
" GEoRGE ID. PRENTIcE, ESQ,


Dear Sir:-I have been
requested and Instructed BY the ladies of
Bardstown, to present toyou, in their
names, the urn which the bearer of this
note will deliver to you, as a slight tes-
timOIial of their approximations Of your
distinguished services rendered IN be-
half OF the American party. They feel
that the couI airy is much iadebted to you
for your devotion to the great principles
ON which our Government aud party are
based, viz: The burning of the church,
ies of the impudent Papists; the roast
ing, aud Slowing, and frying alive of the
vile Ouch and Irish roneeH audeInfants,
SC v~ietoriousiy, triumphantly and glori-
ously achieved III this city on last Mon-
day night 6y m,en.whose souls were IN
spired, aud arms nurved at your patri-
ntic instigatiou. s54N pls
This urn contains some of the troph-
.es won by the Americans' party on
Monday; viz: The5hearts of Dutch
men, the ashes of Irishnen, the brains
of anti American infants, and a4portion
of the burnt iesh7of Quinn, tbrother of
the deceased popish priest all of whom
were Burned Ahre on Monday hight,
for the safety and Pe~rpetuity of our IA
etional welfare, The offering viii be the
more acceptable, We are assured, When
You are informed that the charred and
burnt PARTICLES and the brains of infants
herewith rendered, are the remains, The
identical remains, Of the sroalen aud IN
fatttS who so shainefully fired upon aid
killed the brave men of the great Amer
lean Party, who died breathing lofty as
p~irations in the cause of liberty, the
Union aud the national prosperity.
Accept, sir, this holocaust-thcse
remains of women, rascally Dutch and
Irish sucking infants-as a testimonial
of your devotion to the protection of
American rights
20 ..SAMUEL BLACKSMITH"
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Guardian,s sale Of real Essate.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance
In of an order of sale to me directed, from the
Probate Court of Ashland County, Ohio, made
at the September term thereof, A. D., 1855, I
will offer for sale on the premises of Samuel
Brubaker, deceased, near Mohecanville, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, to wit : A part
of the west half of the southwest quarter of
section ~thirtystwo (S2) in township twenty
COY range fifteen 15l, bounded as follows
Beginning at the southwest corner of a lot for
merly owned by George Ackerman, thence
north along the line of said lottwelye rods and
twelve feet to the road passing along the north
end of said lot, thence west along said road
twelve rods and twelve feet and six inches,
thence south parallel with theeast line. twelve
rods and twelve feet, thence east twelve rods,
twelve feet and six inches, to the place of be-
ginning containing one acre, be the same more or
less, with the privileges and appurtenaHees
thereunto belonging, on Saturday, the 9Th day
of October next, between the hours of one and
four o'clock, p. NJ, of said day. Terms of sale
cash ,one-third in one year and one
third in two years back payments to, be SCI
CURED by mortgage on the premises. with in
terest on same from date of sale. Possession to
be given on the first day of April next.
80 HENRY DILLIER, Guardian.
September 3, 1855. l4ts.
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AdminIstratoris NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed andquai-
fled as administrator of the estate of Mathew
Williams, deceased, late of Milton township,
Ashland county. Ohio All persons. knowing
themselves indebted to said estate bynote, due
bills, book account, or otherwise, are requested
to make immediate payment; and all persons
having legal claims against said estate will pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settlement
within one year from this date.
ISAAC GATES, admir-.
September 4. 1855. 3w14
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NOTICE.

NoTIcEis hereby given to the public, that
on or about the first of june, 1856, one
William sBraham procured from me a note of
hand calling for Five Dollars, and / now de-
clare said note to have been fraudulently OBJ
tanned, and wllnot payi it unless eempelfedsto
do so by law. q JACOB HOY
Hanover Tp, Ashland Oo.sAug.27. IS l4*,
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Administrator,s sale of neaI Estate

Administrators Saie OF Real Estate.
IN pursuance of an order ofthe Probate Court
i of Ashland County, Ohio; made at the Sep
tember Term thereof, a. D. 1861 will offer
for sale at Public Auction, on Saturday, the
9Th day of October next, between the hours of
10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock p. NJ, IN the
premises, in oliyesburg, Richland County,
Ohio, the following described premises, to wit:
In-Lots number fity.three So and ffty.four
t54) in said Village of Oiivesburg, Richinnd
County, Ohio. Also, at the same time and
place one undivided tenth part of the east, half
of the south west quarter OF Sselena four IN
Township twenty-fours of Range seventeen IN
Ashland Uountys Ohio, except the Dover rs
tate of Nancy Starrett in the whole Of said
Tract Of Land, as properly of Joha Sserrett
late of RichIand County, deceased. Terms of
Sals-one=third cash in hand, one-third in six
months from the day Of sale. and onethird in
one year from the day of sale, with interest on
back payments, and to be secured by mortgage
on the premises. -;
N9a - CHRISTIAN WARD,
Admir- of Estate of John Starrett, dec,
0sBoRN q ALLISON, Arr1s-
September 12, 1855. 4wl6.
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Making in an--....-a.....---l06
And the Trustees of Montgomery Township,
in said County, will also at the same time and
in the same manner, return to the Probate
Judge of said County the names of five persons
to serve as Jurors in Probate Court.
All of which notice is given pursuant to law.
John d. JONES,
Sheriff of Ashland County.
Ashland, September :, 1885. s 5wl4
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q The old lite Wings will bear IN
mind that there will be a meeting of the
fFieads of Gov. TIaMRLE in Ashland to-
morrow. lThnrsdag) 2otL inst. Speak
ers are announced.
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1Rfidge Notice..

.H9e1A q sA
TNHEupdersigned will offer at Public Sale
Il ON the 25thof Septembers 1855 the build
ing ola Bridge across the Creek near Myers
Steam Saw Mil, in Orange township, on the
road from Ashland TO Ieighty,s Mill. Sale TO
be between ten oicleek AM and four O'Clock,
Mn LUKE SELBYs
s5sBsc - GEO. MCCONNELL, SComr
"a @ AMOS H1LBORN
September I0,1s55. lots
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TNHEsubscriber having been for the last ten
L years in the manufacturcofcLoyE HuLL1SG
AND CLEANING MACHINES, begs leave to call the
attention of his friends and the public to his
preparations for the year 1855.
His faculties for obtaining the very best ma.
terials, his large Shops and Machinery, his sew
eral improvements.
PATENTEE 1sie, 1s4s. and 1854.
give him a most decided advantagciu the cuEAP
and at the same time DURABLE character of his
Machines. a
Heretofore he had manufactured EXCLUSIVELY
his machine called MANSFIEED'S CLOVER
HULLIEG AND CLEANING MACHINE
In addition to the above he has made arrange
ments to manufacture several other
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TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.
THE Board of School Examiners of Ashland
i County will hold a special meeting at the
Union School House in Ashland, on Saturday
amining applicants for certificates to teach
schoo1.a1 ROBERT~BEERssa
49,. Clerk of the Board.
August %, H-3w.
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Appropriate Present.

The foilowsug is taken from the Lou
i~syilIe, (Ky) Democrat, and may well be
called u appropriate recognition of
the claim of George d. Prentice, of
the Louisville Journal, to immortal re-
~membranee
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l will also attend at my Office, in the town
of Ashland, from the odd day Of September un-
til the twentieth day of December to receive
taxes. All taxes remaining unpaid at the ex-
piration of that time will be sent out for coll
lection.
treasurer Ashia3d
TREAsrRER's OFFIcE,
ASHLAND, Aug.17, 1859 Owls