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Trade and Commerce of chicago.

The Chicago TrtbM1e fills some l6
of its long columns with the " Annual
Statement of the Trade and Commerce.
of Chicago, for 1854" of course is too
voluminous to copy, and we purpose to
condense a few of the facts and figures
touching the marvellous growth and bust
ness of our head of the Lake neighbor.
Chicago has taken great onward strides
within a few years, and in 1854 her step
was longer than ever. Her population
has increased in twenty years from 5000
to 10000 the value of real and person
al estate in the same period from about
81 ,00O, geo to over S24. O00, 600. In
1886 the total value of articles of pro-
duce exported from Chicago did not ex-
coed 81 1000, and the imports were 1885,
2o3. Insls54, the imports were $780,
600 ,000, and the exports $24, 709,19l.
The value of goods Withdrawn from the
US. Custom House in Chicago the
past year wal 81 ,s91 .972; an increase
of a million of dollars over 1853. The
tonnage of the port in 1854 was AZ, I58
tons; arrivals of vessels 5,703; depart
ures 5,703; total IL, 496, being 5000
more than New York, and 1,S00 more
than Buffalo. One hundred and fifty
four vessels of various kinds arc laid
up for the winter at Chicago.
Shipments of -four by lake, 63,616
bbls. ; wheat I,880,636 bus; corn, T.
25S.6s0 bds.i rye, 4o,766 bus. oats,
1882, 756 bus. grass seed, 21,346 bus;
barley, 33,205 bus. beef, 48,950 tierces
and pork, 68,071 bbls.
The Lumber Trade of Chiago is i'm
mense. The yards number rs. The
receipts in 1854 were 252, $50, 200 feet of
lumber, 113,s54,651 shingles, and &c.
s27, 1923 laths. Two hundred vessels
are employed in this trade, the crews
numbering I,176 men.
Beef packing is another important
item. Most of the beef is put up for
the English market. T~wenty-three
thousand Cattle were packed the past
season. Value of beef, talIow and hides,
SI,25e,421, The Hogs received during
the packing season were $3.50; OF
which $3.50 were packed in the city.
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office Franklin a WarrenR.R. Coz
kRANKLIN, Portage CO., Ohio, Sept. % Ie53.J
&@A tor of the r. & y.
X. Co., heldaJune II, 1853, the folowing assesS-
Ten per cent. Fayabie July list, 1883, and an assess
ment often Per cent. at the end of each Succeed
Three instruments are therefore now due. to wit:
The first when su9zcr56ea, .6by the ~cherter.) the
SubscribeIs in Ashland village and ccnnty are
respectfully requested to imgpediateIy Pay All
come due, at the Hawking House of Luther, Grail
4 Co. Ashland unless called upon 1.-THE Cohee-
lor JOEL w. TYLER SEQ.
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BRITISH
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MEDI0AL GARD

II Rs. CLARK 4 CRANE would re-:
IL spectfdlly, inform the citizens of Ashland
and vicinity, TIA they have associated them-
selves &c gether for ihe practice of Mediclne
and Surgery in all their various branches, and
by diliq enee and close attention to their Office,
and prompt ATTENDANCE upon all calls AT all
hours, they hope to merit a liberal share OF
pubIiG patronage. DR. CLaRK offers his thanka
to all those who have beTetofore favored him
viii their business, and will be under Eepew-
ed obligations for a eQRtinaapee Of the same.
d.. CRANE, will deyote special attention to the
study and practice Of Surgery il az is vari=
cites, and more especially in all diseases Of
the Eye, either acute or CHRONIC.
NE OFFICE, adjoining Millington,a Drag
Store, opposite P.& J. Risser's stoFa-
HDR. CLKRK's residence near the Metho-
di& Church.
Wasson's. p. H.CLARK, NJ. D..
!. L.CRANE, NJ. D.
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@Queen Victoria, it is said, is
again in an interesting situation. Our
Beelzebub (called Bpb +" for shorty
thinks it rather remarkable, after all the
reverscs in the Crimea, that Her Ma
jesty should SO p~ertinaciously persist in
putting on heirs.-OAio Statesman.
Pshawl England, just now, needs
soldiers, and expects every man to do
his duty THE Queen setting the ex-
emple.-Cin. Eng.
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II The effect of the opening of river
navigation has already made itself very
acceptably felt at New Orleans, Business
has taken quite a start. The PicGyWne
says it is assured, on the best authority,
that there was more business done on
the levee on the 18th inst, and in west
ern produce generally, than there has
been on any previous day of the season.
The same paper adds that accounts
from all quarters lead to the belief, too,
that the improvement will be perpa-
nent.
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NEW BOOK STORE!.
~. .. RIsHR,

r.. O. 7EEs&A1
WHISTLES to inform the citizens of Ashland and
w adjoining counties. that he has Just received
and will keep constantly on hand, the largest and
best assortment of N
Books, tatiOnery, Inks, Wall Paper,
&C., ever before offered to the public in this par
of the country
He has taken the room formerly occupied by the
Banking House of Luther, Crall& Co., and directly
NEW BANK BUILD4NGSf
Having purchased his Stock directly from Pub
fishers at cash prices, and holding q connection
with an extensive Publishing House in New York
City. He feels warranted in saying. that he ex-
poets to distance all Competition.
Bis stock will consist in part of all the various
School Books now in use, the choiseat standard
MISCELLANEOUS WORKSl
all the recent publications, Bibles of all sizes, dis
criptions and prices, a we'll selected assoItament OF
Inks, in fact, everything usually found in Book
Stores. ~
Particular attention is called 10 the Stationery
WALLPAPER Departments. The subscriber has no
! esitatfon in saying THAI he can give the most un-
alleged satisfaction to those who are in want of
Paper, Envelopes, Blan k-Books, Memorandum,
lPass-Books, Diaries, WALLPAPER, lnks, InksStands.
or anything of the kind.
Lawyers and business men, IN particular, are
Invited to Call and examine the quality and prices
of goods they may be in need of.
N. B.-Frade supplied at Cleveland Wholesale
prices.
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Now is the tinel Subscribe for 1861
PETERSON,S MGAZINE,
A Monthly Periodical of Literature, Art
and Fashion.

L
PETERsoN's LADIES NATIoNALMACAzINR
inal douple-column Reading Matter, about thirty
Steel Plates, and nearly three hundred Illustrations
engraved on wood.
ITS THRILLING ORIGINAL STORIES
are from the best authors. and written expressly
for it. Every volume contains one or more of Mrs.
Ann S. Stephens copy right Novels, the celebrated
author of Fashion and Famine" The Press and
the Public pronounce it the most readable of the
Magazines, 1t is strictly moral, and eminently
American, as its name implies.
ITS SUPERB MEZZoTInTs " oTHER STEEL
E~NGRAVINGS
are the best published any where are executed for
1t by the hrst artists and, at the end of each year,
are alone worth the subscription.
ITS CoLoRED FASHION PLATES,
are the only reliable nespublished in America. and
are magnifcentiy coloTed plates. The Paris, Lo n
don, Philadelphia and New York Fashions. are de-
scrlbed at length, each month. Its department for
new receipts,
Kis tAsSest Ladies Magasins in the asorIa Try
FERMs-ALWAYs{IN ADVANCE.
One copy, one year...... ...... 1900
Ihree copies, for one year,..... 500
1--WE coptes,for one year.-..... $50 =
Eight copies, for one year,.... 1900
sixteen copies, for one year........ 1000
PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS.
To every person getting up a club, our "Gin,Book
given, or a volume of the magazine for 1854. For
a club of sixteen, an extra copy of the magaxine for
1855 will be sent in addition.
Address, postpaid, J. PETERSON,
lo2 Chesnut Street. Phita,
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COFFNS.

A LAWSON WALKER .3nnonneest 10 stlss pnoAf
N that he is now prepared to make conns. on
the shortest notice, at prices muehiess than thsy Z
are made at any other shop Ashland. he eene
ound at Kriccfbaum's old shop. Sd 1t Ashian9
May eth, 1854. S s1.%t
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TOOK HEREl

I WATSON &STUBBS have removed there
y. Boot and Shoe s. tore, to the Room formerly oc-
cupied by Johns & Allen, as q Hardware Store. one
door east of C. Bushnell's dry good store, where
you will find them ready to furnish you with Boots
and Shoes of superior quality, and at reduced prices
to suit the times. Give us a call, and you will find
that you can be suited.
Ashland, Jan. 10, 1855. 3w33
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RMM ~ R VI w

The subscriber continues the Tanning bust
ness at his old stand, where any quantity of
HIDES will be purchased, and Leather con-
stantly on hand and for sale.
WATSON & SLOANE.
AshIand NOV. ], 1854. sma3
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TERMS OF sUBsCRIPFION..

BY JNO. SHERIDAN
office on Main ST., over R. McMahan2s Store.
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BOOKS NDsTATIoNFRYI

d. Sturges BOOKSELLER, Stati0Ber, kc~
MANSRZELD, OHIO
Hasi Just received a large and splendid assort.
1Iment OF ~
sAND STATIONERY.
The new additions now made to his, already
which his patdrons nsy favor him. ana upon the
BEST OF TERMS. He has also, just completed arr
cstigns ss so loT . e e'hIisgh new sas valuable puel+
Among his fine stock ofststlonery just opened
viii be fonnd all the new styles or While and
Folio Post, Commercial Note and Bill Cap Papers
Also. the new style of tinted Buff and damask
Envelopes of all style $, Buff, White and Fancy
Buff tinted and plain Visiting Cards Note Drafts,
S cases, Post saS ofiiie aop and Bill hfi Head soIes. B. Uai.
enders, Gold and Steel Pens, Quilts, Writing Fluid
Carmine Inks, Ink Stands Of all kinds. Pencils
Bill Clip letter Stamps, Ivory Folders, Writing
Pads, Blottin Pads, Ink Erasures, Sand Boxes. &c.,
manufacturers. th =
Blank Books.
Day Books, Journals, Ledgers, Cash Books, fall
or half bound and made OF the best linen paper.
Diaries &e:.&e. Every description Blank Work
wrsTpisr Paper and Tuinc, white and Gray
Law, Medical and School Books.
= He has nov s. : eS%p pnS ]. s sNss,s q tI Law; ns Sass..
which he offers at very low prices Also, Aver
large assortment OF -
WALL PAPERS,
window curtaias, Borders Fire Board Views. &c
TITO this and adjoining County Merehsnts he
for Books and ststiOrsry at The lowest rates, and
: S''H D. sTURGES.
Mansfield. Nov.es 1854 Tne5
IL EARN - 20
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POSTAGE.

JAMES SwINEFORD,
PUBLIC, Office in the Auditors Of
fee. Ashland, Ohio. Jan. "a, '55.-6m
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r. D.

r. D. Z,
"AvJNG removed his Stock of Hardware to
z aF he BANK fs~ and sns adid RniIdinGGs st 94s dSe su asi'
Store, invites the attention ofthose in want of
ARE,
ofsRy description, to call and examine. The
Goods being alp ost entirely new, and of the
latest styles. be Offers great indpcemeRts 10
buyers. His stock comprises
Saddlers and Coach Trimmings
Cutlery, Axes, AIDES, Broad Axes and other
eoged Tools; Sash, Doors, Blin6s, Glass and
Putty, Door Late hes and Bolts, Butts, cast,
wrought and brass; Screws, Horse Rasps,
Files, steel ad Try Squares, Planes, Plane
Irons, hand, PANEL rip, cross-cut, mill ard
wood Saws, brass pillar, Japan'd and bright
Candlesticks, Shutters and Trays, Shovels and
longs. Forks andShoyels, Pump Chain, Wheels
and Boxes, Pine Fubeing, a new article of
GALVANIZED PUMP TUBING I
which exceeds all others, end the only place it
is to be had in town. -Gun-barrels, Locks and
Trimmings Trace, Log, Cable, Halter, Dog
and Cow Chains Sad Irons and Stands, Strap
Hinges, T Hinges, Hinge and wrought Nails,
Brass Kettles, Coffee Mills,
she q Find1nSs,
Innings and Boot Morocco, Patent Dark Leath
err, Oil and Enameied Leather, Patent Seating
dnA COlOTcu AtdIhcTS, EudLuClcu OlOIuS, ptdln
and figured ; Brass Bonds, Wrenches, Nuts,
Wagon and Buggy Boxes; Steel and Steel
Springs, Wagon and Carriage Axies, Bolts of
all sizes from II to SIX inctes long iron for
Bar Band, Rod and Hoop Iron on hand and for
sale at low figures.
=
assorted sizes Paints, Oils, Turpentine, White
lead, Zinc, Brushes, Glue and Floor Cloths.
UPHO E GO S!
Damasks, Irvine, Curled Hair and Moss, Web,
Shoe Thread.
CABINET MAKERS AND UNDERTAKERSl
You can here find a complete assortment of
Coffin Trimmings, Handles Electro Plated,
Bronzed and Japan'd Plates, Fancy Butts,
Screws and Coffin tacks, French Glass cut to
order for the Lids, Mahogany Knobs, Chest,
Cupboard, Till and Pad Locks, Casters, Braces
ami Bits, Chisels, Augurs andzAugar Bits, sc.
Just Received,
80 doz. A. White & sons celebrated AXES;
also, 4 boxes of those extra Double Steel Axes,
going fast. Having been appointed Agent for
the sale of those Axes exclusively you can
only procure the genuine of me in this place
all warranted, aud in case of . return no ques-
tons asked A large lot of
NAMES ND PAD FREES,
of different styles, just received and for sale
low.
A word to those of cur surrounding villages:
Anything in the
HI A X Id w A u Il LIN e!
can be found hero, and you can purchase at
better figures of me than elsewhere. My long
experience and acquaintance IN this County en-
ables me to brhg before the peoplespch goods
as will suit their wants, and at such prices as
to lay
ALL COMPETITION ASIDE!
Having permanently secured the ser vices of
Mr.. JAMES HHNEER, who will be happy to wait
on his numerous friends and custoReEs at all
times.
SgRemember the place-New Bank Build
ings, adjoIdiug the Bank.R
Al orders for goods promptly attended to.
r.. D. BOfGE.
Ashland, Nov. 10, 1854. 22tf.
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The present critical state of European affairs
VIII render these publications unusually interest
ing during the forthcoming year, They will oceu-
Ply a middle ground between the hastily written
ne ws-itsms, crude specnlatious, and flying rumors
the future historian, written after the living inter
est and excitement of the great political events of
the time shall have passed away. 1t is To these
Periodicals that readers must look for the only
eyen{s in a"d II = aa1ft;nn tn , =. Tsn.
established literary, scientific. aid theological
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of the reading public.
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fishers, by which we are enabled to place all our
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as lhe7 can be Furnished with the foreign copies.
Although this involves a very large outlay on our
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For Blackwood and the four Reviews.-.-y-. 10 90
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N. BIS & Co., have recently published, and
have now for sale, the FARMERS Guide" by Henry
Stephens, of Edinburgh, and the late prof, Norten;
of Yale College, New Haven, complete in 3 vols,
royal octave. containing 1900 pages, IA steel and
30.
This work is not the old Book Of the Farm"
JAMES SwINEFORD,
NOTARY PUBLIC, Office in the Auditors Of
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SHERIFF,,S SALE.
Charles II. Doolittle, Admir-. Ttco cases both
rs. in the Court Of
Samuel Smith. COMMON Pleas
Solomon H. Merrill (of AshiGnd CO.
VS.. and State IF
Samuel Smith. Ohio.
ID virtue of two orders of sale, duly issued
Id in the above cases from the Court ofCom-
mon Pleas OF Ashland county and Stale of
Ohio, to me directed, I will expose to Public
Sale at the door of the Court House in said
county, on
Monday, the 18th day Of February,
A.. D., 1855, between the hours of ten O'Clock
A. M. and four O'Clock P. M, of said day, the
following described Real Estate, situate in
the County of Ashland and State OF Ohio, to
wit: Lot number ninety-eight, 1881 in the
town Of Loudonyille, in said county, appraised
at tws hundred dollars Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN d. JONES, Sheriff.
January Sd, 1865. 3sts-Pfs2.75
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Gle Asblano Qnion,

THE UNION is published every Wednesday
morning in the town of Ashland, Ashland co.
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CLUBBING.

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or more copies of any one or more of the above
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one Review, will be sent to one address for 50 /;
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5-fsIr- see1 ssnere xUr Iug pure mar
aslights which the world besides cannot rss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-25

20 . "a per 100 lbs. wheat-sAles or 1000 bushels
Long Island red deliverable 10 s,oosyD were made q
5000 do white Canadian, deliverable IN Albany, were
sold at 81 49, duty paid Rye was dull 1t 81 go Barley
about $4,000 bushels including western MIXED and
southern yellow and white part 10 store At soc &c
and ESQ., the market closing drm At 40 advance Of ic 70
New Jersey within the range named At the close for
good sound old corn, 81 was asked. oats-State and
Western ranged from Soc TO 64c.
Coyyz--Ths transactions were light 800 mats Java
were sold at 1870, and 80 do. Rio AZ 9kc.
Corros The sales were confined 70 few hundred
bales, Whine the market closed quite steady
FRuGHTs The engagements were moderate, but rstss
steady To Liverpool, 5000 bushels of corn
saS c ss sA s's zoo sss
turpentiDe were engaged at d. Rates 10 HAvrs
unchanged vessel chartered to load with grain
for Cork and market at I'D, or for direct port
from New York To California, rates ranged from 3oc
to 4oc per foot measurement.
FRun@sses Of $50 boxes bunch raisins we're made 1t
% 46 200 do half boxes At 81 rs ana 500 quarters at
62c.
HAY.rhe sales were light al rates varying from soc
IRON quiet At about $al S31 30 Tor Scotch pig time
LINZ WAS At Soc a 81 for both sorts.
noLAais-2oo 800 bbis. New Orleans were reported
NAVAL sroRr-sales OF 100 bbh. spirits we're made at
4oc. cash, and 800 bbls common Wilmington rosin
were sold at VI 10 81 10 per $40 lbs. devercd-the
latter for strained The sale raw reported yester
days paper was made at 50 30, and not 80 80 as acct
OIL-Iinseed was steady a, Sic. SIC. There was no
change to notice in other descriptions.
PRovRioss.-The market for old mess pork some
frmer, with sales Of 300 400 bbs at Sl2 37h 8l2 So
though It closed Gull at that figure 200 do mess,
NJ VA 20 and 80 do ne~ prime at sl3 as Cut meats
steady, with sales Of 200 hhds picked shouliers
At 7%c, and 20 hhds. do at &c.. so hhds. dry sailed
shoulders we're sold at &c. Lard-Sales Of 900 400
bbs. ore made at eAe l0c. Beef.-The sales em.
braced 800 bbls:, including prime ut s4 aud
mon meas and prime ~ unchanged rates. Cheese
dull for export and little shipping excepting on owners
account.
RIcE-The market quiet at s3 IS - So
SPIcrs-Sales Of % cases Penang nutmsgs made
at 95c
suGARs-since last report, above $50 bhds. Cuba
have been seh at 4Ac 5c., and 800 do New Orleans
at 41Sc. q &C., including so to-day At Be.
TALLow was quiet aud quotations nominal.
WHExEY.-SaIes Of 200 bbls. state prison made
at Soc 36a<c including New Jersey at Soc ne.
Drudge nominal at Acc.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

WlDSnsDAr, Jan. 2-sP.k
at 81 6s q 6T5
BREADsrryys- Flour--The market va. heavy for .ou.
mon grades o. state brands, With rather more donxs.
Guiding moaerate export demand The sales embraced
about 900 bbls, including Stat Al o. IL %
20 common 70 good Western - 30 So and o. 80 IS
Gens.se AMI 200 sSis 81. Louis extra son a. $40 IS
Canadian was held hrmer and sales were reported a. o.
"a w for fair 20 good bonS aud q. % rs o. ~,
duty paid sales u Southern we're made A. - 81 ~ al
for inferior and rhoce bands aud % $40 S1r say
ADD eaua Rye dcur sell IN imites qualities a. a. -
AZ 81 jersey meal Inactive Al - szg 49, =
End Hsn9ywne a. ~ 81 Bg.svhss. ggzr ranged o.