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MARKET.

CLEVELAND, Dec. IL, 1855.
Flour held at So to $8,371S, supcrfne $3.50
TO 1915. Wheat, one car load sold at 81, 20.
Barley, outside figure, $40; Rye do so to e5
cents Oats do so to 81 cents. Hogs moderate
at 6 to 6I cents dressed, 5 to So cents live.
There is less frmness in the market, and a dis
position TO wait the occurrence Of something de-
cisive of the prospects. Corn, the best offer
that could be obtained this morning for 10000
bushels new. to be delivered this and the next
month, was So cents. Hams 8 l-2 cents Lard
IL l-2 cents Tallow 1lA cents Eggs very
scarce, at Is to 20 cents. Butter unchanged,
l 8 to 90 cents inferior to choice.
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NEW YORK oIsRKET,

NEW. YoRK, Dec. IL, 1855.
FLouR-Sales 5000 bbls at $3.50 to 50, 25.
WHEAT-Market quiet sale of 5000 bushel.
white Canadian at S2,20.
RYE-Sales 5000 bushels at 81 80.
C~oRy-S6,000 bushels sold at SO I-2 TO 81 for
western mixed.
oATs-S to 50 cents for Western.
PoRK-sales 400 bbls at 20 cents for mess
and Is for prime. Dressed Hogs $50 to o cts.
Market heavy.
LARD-Sales 400 bbls at 1881 to 1879.
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important 10 EnyaIids..--Card from
Dr.. 1 New YORK;.

From all parts of the country my attention has
been repeatedly called to the fact that p~a.-tiesa as
Stunning to be II edicaI men, are treating diseases
Of The THROAT and LUNGS by INDICATED INHA
LATloN. And to give greater weight to their
preteDtiOns of being familiar with this mode Or
treatment thew use my name, or copy my popular
iette $ over their own signatures or Otherwise
to be my agents. or to be in association with
me.
deem it but just to the public, whom 1 have
so largely addressed through the newspaper press
and to the PRACTICE by Inhaiation, which l have
Wrought so prominently before the people Ufthis
country, to state that l have no come xion wha .
ever with any wandering IakaList who may be
professingto treat Eonsump tion. Bronchitis, aud
Aa-hma BY Inhalation J OF have l any agent what
ever ahra sd. aut2,Orized 10 use my lame in any
manner whatever. ! never leave New York. pro-
1esstsnelly. on any account aud trea at cases tn'y
by direct correspondence or personal consultation
Ny great anGiety in publicly discussing this i'm
Portaht matter. has been to save l haLstion from
those emPtricisals and inlpositions which tend SO
much to bring every medical practice into disreppte
Aud 1 have scraPstousIy wit held any informant on |
concerning the medicines employed IN this treat.
nient, feeling assured that impaitislg such a
hastily and prem aturcIy. would only
be to put Into the hards of quacks an excuse for
lmPosi1iJh, AID n scnlce IF danger rather than
besef fit TO 15ie sicR-
Inhalation is mol a medicine hut n mad. of,-so,. I
"a rat. which requires In be varied and adapted O +
each case. II Cam t. there fore. reduced 10 fixed
prescriptions aid sold as a Aostrum at so mach
"A ~PaesGge," NOR practiced successfully even
hy the physician without long and great expert
rnce-
In the " Medical Specialist " for November, ]
haze had occasion to expose some OF these fmpo-
siiioals e n.aGatingf rem parties giving their address
"a &e% York and shall coutinae TO do So not only
IS an act 0f humanity TO the Invalid. but as an act
.~fjastice TO nIgself and the treatIneht 1 have advo;-
;atcd. Your Obedient servant.
RoBERT HGErER. NJ. D.,
Physician for Diseases OF the Lungs,
ses BrOadpay, Mem York,
Nov. 1855. L
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Jaeab Riser

The card of this gentleman appears in an
- other column. We hope JAcoB will receive a
liberal patronag from our citizens, as he richly
Z, deserves It. No better workman can be found
in the County. Ashland should certainly sup
port one. regular Tailor, as their services are
frequently very much needed when the Clo-
thing establishments are crowded with work.
Remember the pIace-opposite the sampsel
House in WAssOSs saddIer shor.
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Lyeeum.

The meeting Of the Lyc an last Saturday
evening wasa good enc. DIR. cLARKis lecture on
Geology was itself worth going to hear. He
handled his subject with a master hand, and
disappointed all with the ~yolumineus facts
which he presented and tie elegant style in
which they were portrayed The only fault
we found with it was the introduction, which
should have ben at least. two pages shorter.
The discussion which followed was highly en-
~tcrtaiaiF g-to tht Sc wto participated.
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King & Yearick.

These Feeding Furniture will do well to call
On Messrs- king d YxAnIcx, before purchasing
elsewhere. Their stock Of Furniture is always
complete. and fhe amount which they sell du-
ring the year is the best guarantee that can be
given that they sell cheap. Mr.. KING, the SEN
ior member of the firm, is an honest man and a
very clever fellow, and delights in letting Gus
TONERS have Furniture on their own terms. See
Advertisement
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NOTIGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will
IN be presented TO theC commissioners Of Ash
land County, at their next regular session,
praying for the opening of and an alteration
ola certain portion ola north and south road
leading from the east and west centre road.
near the house of DR.. Andrews, in the town
ship of Rnggles, running south on the line of
lots to the Norwalk and Ashland Stale road
And the alteration of said road to commence on
the north side ofand near MILESTONE Creek.
MANY PETITIONERS.zs
October 81, 1855. 4w22-
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FAIR NOTICE.

A LII crsons knowing themselves in
"A debted TO the undersigned on suBscrip-
ton to the ASHLAND UNION, or otherwise, are re-
quested to make immediate payment. We are
hard up y for money and mast haze it from
those who owe US. Prompt atteRtiSn to this
motive will save costs. A word to the wise
is sufficient" GOhice, adjoining Osborn d
Allison's Law office. j. SHERIDAN.
Ashland, Dec. 5, 1855. 27Aw..
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Original Novel ky n P. Wills.
THE HOME JOURNAL FOR 1856
NEW AND BRILLIANT SERIES

NEW AMI LILA SEhlES.
ON the fifth of January next the first number of
family newspaper will be issued with new type
and ne attractions the principal one is of the
kind which has proved, by both American and
Europe an periodicals, TO be the most acceptable
The title is PAUL FAME; OR PARTS IF
LIFE ELSE UNTOLD a NOVEL, by n. P. VIII
LIS.
In addition to this ne W feature, q series of orig.
inal sketches, songs and ballads BY G. p. Morris,
and an original novelette,, in veree, founded on
fact, called - The Story of a Star" by J. NJ Field,
are among the inducements tor new su bscribers
to with the first number ofthe year.
Besides the contribNjQns and labor OF the edit
ors. the Home Journaf-<Q contain the foreign
cOntrIbutOrs-the sPIcE of ths european maya
incs-the seIec tons of the most Interesting pub
siCations or ths day-the brief NOVELETTE, iquant
. turies-the sparkling wit and amusing anecdoIe
the news anu gossip uf The Partisan Papers-the
pc rSonat sketches o fpubitc Characteristic stir
ring scenes of the world We live iH-the chronicle
of the ne ws for Iadies-the fashiCns-tbe fac rs and
outlines of news-the pick OF English information
the wit, humor aud pathos Of The times-the es-
say on life, literature, society and morals, aud
the aspaI variety of careful chooEings rom the
~ iEderneSs " English periodical literature, crIti-
cIsIa. poetry, etc. We need not remind our read
. r that we have also one or two unsurpassed cor
respondents in The fashionable society OF New
York who will give us early news of every new
feature uf siyl aud elegance among the leaders OF
TssSs.-For one copy. Sc; for three copies IS
or one copy for three years. S1-alyays In al
MoKRIs& Willis.
Edit RS and propTietors, I07 Fulton St,A \
DeceIRoer y, 1855.
LAND WARRANT BLANKS
UFor sale cheap at tins office.
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WANTED:

A N active honest Man in each section of the
N State, TO take orders BY" SAMPLE" for
VELPEAU IS MAGNETIC AGENTS: A
salary of SCOPE year, and a small commits
sion will be paid. "Salary payable Month
ly."-For particulars address DIR. NJ. VEL
'FEAU, 422T Broadway. New York, enclos-
ing stamp to prepay answer.
Oct. ST, 1885. 234w.
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John J. Jacobs.

Carl OF JouS J.,JAcoBs. Notary Public,
willsbs found ia our business column on fourth
page. JoHs is very clever pennsman, and is
q sndoubsedIy wdqf qualff d for the office. We
commend him to the favorable cousid sration of
the leeatProfess1oa.
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The Home Journal.

We call attention to the prospectus of the
Home Journal which appears in another column
This is one Ofthe best literary papers in the
country, and should be taxen by every man
. OF cultivated taste. Tits a sufficient m
dstion to know that GToaeK P. MoRRls and n.
1@P. wILL1s are the editors. Send on yoar sub
scriI tons Immediately
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NEW BARBER SHOP.

TOHN MEEKES, formerly of Cleveland
- respectfully informs the citizens of Ash
land and vicinity that he can at all times be
found ready and willing to do all kinds of bar
boring in the neatest and most fashionable
style. Shop one door West of the Post Office.
Ashland Octnher IL. 1850 Off
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- s Wnndin-

We call attention to the Card of DR. s.
EWooDuS. Dentist. on fourth page. DR.. WooD1S
has had much experienced in his profession. and
We hear his work very favorabiy spoken of by
those wko have tried him. His office is one
door east Of SAnrsELs Drug Store.
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THE STATE OF OHIO. ASHLAND UNIT ssl

H@sa THE STATE OF OHIO, ASHLAND COUNTY. Ssh -
AUDITORS OFFICE ASHLAND, december 4, 1855. 4
IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED. tina the foregoing isl true list of Lands and Town Lots,
being IN lying in The County oAshand, delinquent tr te Taxes lntrst and Penalty of
the ymsA d 1854 land 1855. Notices hereby gwen to Ill cmeerned. that thew hoe Of the
several Tracts of Llnds or Town Lots in said List contained as aforesaid, or so much thereof
49, s Tny1G gAr - H. sn5 MnI@ oF!LmmSv & n SJs56 br a. JML
day of said month";. bytheC County Treasurer d to continue hon day day unit al are sold
or fHedf@ sale unless such taxes mtHnstan dPenatyc be red eret hiatt time
NIB Many persons owning Lands @town LGs inths foregoing List myh have paid their
interest and penalty or the M before the second Monday ofJanuay next Such per-
need give themsAyesn no uneainesa as wewiu compare tn htw nhth the reasanTsb books
b&Mea selling the anne IN all paid peviousto dauine will not he includes nsueh
delinquent sales Dec s. lS5-21-4v. ISAAC GATES, A 40
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Administrator,a Notice.

NOTICES hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator of The estate of David Messimore,
deceased, late of Hanover Township, Ashland
County. All persons Rowing themselves in
debted to the estate, and those having claims
against the same, are requested to settle imme-
diately. JAMES YARNELL, Admir-.
December 5, 1855. 37-3w#
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sebastobol not K
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, Sc
WIZ. j.. WAssoM

A
VII. J.. WASSoM.
z AVING removed his stock of Saddlerys
Al Harness. DC, to the Store Room former
occupied by c. j. Miller, one doc west Of
the Miller House, and two doors east of the
Post Office, would respectfully ask his old
friends and customers to give a call. Every
thing can be found at all times, ready-made,
such as
Fancy Harness, -
Drauglat Harness, all kinds
Trunks. ValiseSg
Bridies, saddles for LR-
dies and G~entIeBien, OF all descrfps
sd tons. alz
In fact every thing usually foundIn g such IN
stitutions," will always be ON hand. s
The undersigned viii not beast Of his work
nor the quality Of material used, as he isssatis-
fed to leave those who have dealt with him
and used his work, be the Judges: I keep none
but the BEST OF WORKMEN, whose work
viii compare with any IN Northern Ohio
Thosewhodoabt whatwe say viii please drop
IN and see for themselves.
Thankful for past fsyors. we hope to receive
a liberal share of patronage hereafter. Ouf
prices SHALL be as
Low AS ri LowEsT
n Ashland, or any other town IN this part Of
theState; and every particle Of work done
and taken away from nv shop viii be WAR
RAETED. WM. y. WASSON-
Ashland, April IS. 1855. 47H
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Justices Election.

Mn. ED,ron PLEASE announce thatI will be
a candidate for reelection to the office of Jus
tice of the Peace, for Montgomery township, at
the election TO be held on the list of January
next BM. WELLINGTON.
Ashland. Dec ), 1855.
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EYMEMTAL.

MARRIED, on the 18th ult.. by the Rev. W.
]. Sloan, of Wooster, Mr.. DAVID AMBROSE, and
Miss MARY DEPLER, all of Ashland county.
- On the 29th ult.. by the same, Mr..
W. MooRE, of Knox County. and Miss SARAH
JANE SNYDER, of Ashland county.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. Samuel
Moody. Mr.. JAMES Tobias, of Lansing Michigan
to Miss JANE BUCHANAN, of Albion, Ashland
county.
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Arthur's Magasina for January,

arthur 4agazin2-f Tor January,
Has been received. 1t is embellished with
70 fine steel engTayings-eA Family Party"
and " The Four Eras of Life" and numerous
wood cuts. There are seventy-six pages of
reading matter. Contributed by The best authors
in the country. TFENs-sea yearin advance;
Peoples So. address rs ARTHUR& Co, IO3
Walnut street. PhrladeIphia.
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MEAT MARKET.

HALL & BROWN respectfully inform tn
menced butchering. and hereafter meat of all
kinds can be found in their eeliar ia the base
ments of the Sampsell House.
We ask the public to give US a call, and see
if our meat is not of a superior quality.
Ashland August Is 1855. RI2f.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under.
IN signen has been appointed and qualified
as Executor of the estate of Anna Barbary Fast,
deceased, late of Ashland County. Ohio.
JACOB FAST.
Nov. %. 1855. 4w26.
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I6eAt. fIfERARY AND LIGH
Shoes for the million.

J. BIZ. SAnFsEL & Co. we are requested to
say have just received a large assortment of
Shoes for Winter which everybody are reques-
ted TO call and examine. The exceedingly low
prices at which they are sold. must soon close
them out.
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Musical Instruments. &C., &c.

In his SALOON he has made arrangmentsfd for
a constant suppiyof Baltimore and New iaven
OYSTERS, Game of all kinds, Sardines, Pick
led Meats and the deIicacies of the seasoH.
Lunch served a. all hours on toe shortest no.
tice- Constantly on hand a variety eff TonPer
ance drinks.
Thankful for past patronage he is d%tteftnin
ed to spare neither pains or expense in eater
ing for the wants of those who favor him with
call.
Ashland, Oct. 4th, 1854. nietf
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S NEW
AND INTER EsTING TO ALL!

THE undersigned are now preparing a MAP of
Il Ashland County, from entirely original
surveys. This Map will show the Townsh ps, Sec
items, Streams, Villages, Churches, Ownership of
Land, Roads, and Swamps, &c.
This Map viii he got up in a beautiful and sub
stantial manner. WILLIAMS DORR co.
March 18th. 1855. n--.,r@ 2m4a
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Ne W Arrangement.

THE HACK FOR MAIL AND PASSEN-
i gers will leave the SampseI House, in
Ashland. en- Tuesdays Thursdays and Satur-
days at ~ o'clock, A NJ, arriving in Wooter
in time for the afternoon train east.
Returning. leaves Wooster Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays at s1S a, NJ.
O.
The Mansfield Hack will leave the Sampsel
House every morning, Sundays excepted at
7o'clock A. NJ, arriving at Munsfield in time
for Cars going south and west.
Re turning, leaves the North American at
o'clock p. NJ.
A. W. MELSHEIMER, AG'r at Ashland.
f.. NJ. DENNISON, " Mansfield.
G. w. ~ALTHOUSE, " WEBSTER.
October "a, 1855. 22-Gw
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To all Interested.

r HEREBY warn all persons against trusting
Il my wife Hannah. as l will pay no debts Of
her Contracting, unless they are sold upon my
order, after this date. MICHAEL HOMAN.
Ashland, Dec. 2, 1855. 27-3w*.
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Next Appointments.


OfSandusky City, will be in Ashland, at
the SampseI House, Friiay. December 2lst.
Mansfield, Wiler House, Saturday md SUNDAY,
December ed and 23d.
Those afflicted with diseases ofthe Liver, Spleen
Stomach, Rheu4na-ism, Neuralgia, s~crofaIa, Fits.
General B~e5iiity, Loss Of Appetite, affections Of
The. Eye. and Ear, Female Complaints, Ulcers;
Cenhrnea Gonorhea. are invited to cali. No
charge FOR consultation. Chsrgesr n ali
cases
Totce a7ffictsi 81 Ashland C6unty-
nnd else u heres
Tais cert est Ii 81 my wis Bss been aHicted for
saeari. sad::s sensraf deb niisao Il her D 'V Whole 1its1 "a
ten and was s9Pad most Of the time thai she
see one moment thst she was free from great
distress She became. poor and emaciated and
was Lofftto do anything, End had given up, all
hope oTexeTgefting ans better. as we had docteFed
With all the physicians we sould hear OF with
goodnfs 5 OF Providence we ehHneedto hear thfough
ONE o our friends OF DR.. WoRTAAs.. of Sandasky
City, and his great success in the cure of disease
by his new system. We applied 10 him in yuiy
last, and now 1t has been but flew months since
my Wife has been under his treatment and sh5
Is we'll and hearty and enjoying life. Before she
was dragging out a miserable existence, This GER
KIND serv ;Saas rende qes my sG2 WIZ a%aan also to- to ne ne
many that are now sufer.ng from similar diseases
which will doubtlessgo and be cured after reading
c. c. coUrrER.
Ashland. Nov 9ths 1861.
N h. FuFthor particulars can De mad by GAZING
on Mr.. CorLTER at Lafayette. in this county,
Dr. WoRrMaN Will visit Ashland again on FridaTs
December Ist, Mansfield, Saturday,, Dec 22d.
III This may certify that | have been cured BY
Inhalation, (as ~practiced by ur. Workman Of this
city } of an affection of my Throatand lungs which
was considered by my friends. and numerous
medical men which adeised as hoPelessly incurs
able. ] make this statement with the hope of per
Shading others. " no are afflicted IN like fnanper. 70
: go aud he.healed, believing as most firmly do,
that the inha1ing treatment is the only proper and
sTectpaI method of treating diseases ofthe iunga
and air passages, and thatby it, acuresis slnost
certain TO be Effected.
LII GRISWoLD,
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NEW ARRIVAL.

GROCERIES, CONFECFIONAR5ES +,
TOYS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
NOTIONS. &e., &c. Il
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MILLBR'S HOTEL,
Bakery and Restaurant!

THE subscriber announces that he still keeps
L open his wei known Hotel, opposite the San.p
sci House, Main Street Ash aud, for tic accom-
mediation of she travelling Pnhlic. lie hopes that
the liberal patronage heretofore eXteHded him will
he continued in the future. lie particularly in
vites his frients in the country to cali with him.
as his bills will always he uni very reasonable.
His table will constantly be well supplied. aud
good ~stabling for horses and a faithful Ostier Wit
always he provided. Boarding for private fami
lies or single persons C II be had at reasonable
-atea
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]. TX. a0B8 & &C.,

All LtOCh9 A1AOCAt ShASCt,
Wooster, Ohio
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Groceries, Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
A large assortment of Woodenware. Glassware.
n &c. always on hand. which they are prepared
to sell at small profits. for cash.
Our connections with, and knowledge Of, the
casleIn n arkets, enables us 10 offer inducements
equal to any hogSe in the west
All orders received Gill be promptly filed, with
careful personal attention.
November 81 It'll, 1885. Gme6
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The Jewish SlOp-ShOp mustcOme down
BROAD CLOTHS,

Sattinetts, Cassimeres and vestings, and is pre-
pared to do CUSTOM Work on the shortest no.
tice and FOR ches pness and quality O. Work, he
Challenges and Dcfics Competition !
Let all who want Clothing at the owesi rates al
which they can be Afforded cali al the Peoples
Cheap Clothing Store" Chris. when on earth
kicked the Jews out of the Temple on account OF
the ir dishonesty. aud he people ave long since
lost confidence in NV Competitors of the Jewish
Stop shop" for the same reason. dont" rob Re
fer 10 pay Paul Ut at is. I don't sell one custom
er C!tthing bc'ow cost. and then maxi it off OF my
next customer. hut will sell Clothing on an aver
age, a<Iow "a auy Establishment in The Comfy
DeT@ 8@OO 8
My stock is barge enough 70 m act all demands,
and Cannot fail 10 please all who will rail- and eN-
anime it. Let everybody al! and see that these
things are true.
Ashland, Der. II. 1855. ee-Gm.
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New York and Paris Fashion
PROBATE NOTICE

THE blowing Executors. Administrator and
l. Guardians having nl,1 their accounts for set
Element in the Probate Gcurr - said Connfy-the-
same are Continued for examination End excep-
tiobs Of aty person interested. and with be for
hearing at the next term OF said Court, viz:
The final acct Of Henry Whiteman jr, Executor
nf Henry Whiteman. decd.
" " :. " ID. KouP ard J. FngIeman. Exits
of Frederick Koup. decd.
" " " Harrison and VIM. Ewalt, Ex'rs
OF John Ewalt, decd.
." T" Laura Poag. Administrative of
James Poag, decd.
g John Wight Administrator of
Alexander Wight. decd.
Z" "a Benjamin Meas, AdminlstraLor
Of Peter Meas. decd.
q. " =" William Hal Administration OF
George Hall. decd.
a. :" HUGH Burns. Guardian of 70
do kerheirs.
% john Rycrs. Guardian CT Re
hecca Hively-
- partial acct of Richard Chamberlain. Guardi-
an of Laura Tarner.
A.. T.. CURTIS. Probate Judge. |
December 10. 1855. ea-3w*
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q A LITTLE MORE C1DER. To0gr
4 N xcsllent.ariele of plrs Cilcr Yineee.
IA gar for sale .: Z GAoIEBEKS
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EAD MADE eoFFlNS!

aiw ays on hand. ard funerals attended, TO any part
of the Country with Hearsc. Particular atten
ton will be raid to this part of Il G business, ard
Collins furnished at rates to suit the times. Cof-
fin trimming done at all times and on the short
est notice. either plain orfaHcy as friends may wish.
Ashland, Dec. 10, 1885. 2S-lyr.