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To Officers, Soldiers, Seanen, &C., of
all Wars : their WidsWGsand
Minor Children
g. NJ. KNIGHT Attorney for doverpmi cIAin-
ants.
MAS ID G.

arE -r. Haa4-Hl.
8. NJ. KNIGHT Attorney for G0verpmt clAin-
ants.
WASHINGTON. d. c., 8
CONTINUES 20 give prompt and personal Etten.
0st;op to prosecution oECIdims ofeVsEg descrp-.
ton against the General GoyernmsqL and Partie-
P PensIon 10 and la0i soS 9niStf ind Bafseuss, Patsns sS1
Z General Land Offices. and Board Claims.
An experience of years, and q familiarity with.
the means Of obtaining the e~srliest and most favor
able action on Claims. with his faculties for the
Correspondence, Claimants, and the Public gener.
ally, that interests Entrusted to his keeping VIII
moi be negleetoa
.PKKsroK. Bounrr LAND, PArENT, AND PgBLBc
s5ssaa 54H LAND hAws.s sisI aistN
He has nearly ready for grstuitous distribution.
among his business Correspondents land those.
ng a synopsis of the existing Pension, Bounty
Land, Patent, and Public band Law, down othe
.ROunty.Lamd Act OF sd REarchs 1855
under which all who have heretofore received less
than I60 acres arc now entitled to additional land;
commissioned ofReers. chapiains, Soldiers, wGE-.
on Masters, Tesmstsf:; and sale1Sts ,sSss.s, o.
Militia-and all ohcers. seaman, Ordinary Sea-
ImeE, Marines, Clerk, and Landsmen, otthehavY.
not heretofore provided for, who have served NOS
period since l776; ana to the widows and mi
nor children OF all such persons entitled snsAs-
This pamphlet contains a Forms Of pPliestion"
moro full and complete than any eisewnars 10 De
found !; adapted to the wants OF every eIesa 81
Claimants undcr the Act, with copious dsei.ion.
ard instructions OF the Department and pEaetieaI
suggestions as to tho c curse to be pursu cd in aus.
pended or rejected cases z
Parties not wishing to avail themselves Of the
facilities afforded by this Office I'm sncuTiug Prsnpt
and personal superirteHdsnes OF their claims at the
Departments, can obtain copies of the above pam
phiet By RENTING thirty cents in postage stamps.
Inducements 10 correspondence.
Correspondents who prepare and foi yard cases
for Management by this Agency will be dealt with
nberslly supplied with all necessary blanks
Gratis. and kept constantly advised of the chanRea
that from m 10 time occur in the execution ofth.
law. 2
1t is within the sutseribefs poFsf to dire cth l1
Correspondents to the locality livery many per-
sons entitled under the late Act and having OBJ
tanned several thousand Land Warrants ander for
materiaIy assist in securing additional bounty.
Fees, below the usual rates-and eohtingentuP>
on the admission OF Claips.
Revolutionary, Serips, and Illinois Land Peientf.
Eldress s.. NJ. G
WASHINGTON CITY
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The SECOND NAPoLEoN.-It is stated
that the Austrian government has given
directions to have the remains of the
Duke of Reichstadt, the son of the En-
peror Napoleon and Maria Louis-ac-
cording to the nomenclature of Louis
Napoleon, now called Napoleon H
placed at the disposal of the French
with a view to their removal to Paris
for interment by tho side of the first
Napoleon.
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Know Nothings VS.. sach NIGHTS

-
la Since the Ashland Union is down on
Know Nothingism, will it be so kind as
to, give us its opinion on the benevolent
order of the Sag NIGHTS society
First. Is that a political or religious
institution ? or is it merely devoted to
literature and fine arts ?
Second. Are their meetings held open
ly CT secretly?
Third. Do the members retire in order
out the back door?
Fourth. Is the institution trustworthy
and. calculated to advance civil and reli-
gious liberty.
Fifth. What are the merits of the in
stitution, generally speaking?
Lastly. Supposing an Individual had
an invitation from both societies, which
ought he to joint?-Ash. Times u
20 For tho benefit of the Editor of the
Times and Kuow-N othings generally,
we publish this week the Constitution
of the Sag NIGHTS. We hope the Edi-
tor of the Times will give it an inser-
ton, SO that his 10000 readers" may
see what a dangerous society this is
In return we propose to publish the
Constitution of the Know-Nothings
We confess we have no objections to be-
EcomeS a member of the order of Sag
NIGHTS. We quote the interrogatories
of the Times, not for the purpose of an
swering the questions pat by his morbid
imagination, but that all may see to
which side of the house he belongs, to.
gether with a slight tinge of waggery.
1t is said that /" straws show which way
the wind blows We believe it.
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Aaasiassasnsor, SAC of

Evil offer for safe on The premises on Sat-
urday the 18th day of April next, betwe n the
henfs of ten O'Clock AN. and = o,steck
p. M. of said day the following described
pFem,ses, to wit.s Being the South halfofthe
Sonth East quarter of Section twept,-one
Township twenty one, of Range %sixteenI con-
tanning eighty acres more or less. Terms Of
saie-one hall Cash in hand, oae half in six
months, secured by mortgage on the Premises-
The said described premises being the property
owned BY the estate of Samuel Kyle dec.
ROBERT COWAN, Adm'r,aj 81
of1he estate otSamuel Kyle dec
KELLoGo & ALLISON,
aI1 1; Attyis for PsiE.b
March II, 1875. r-N
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IT. e.no-;.a

Us La.r4LH ~ ~ LHL GrNfl0- rL
EA The following Is a special dis
patch we find in the New. York Times
of the goth
|" Washington. March l9.-Secrcta-
ry Dobbin is still confined to his house,
The President had an interview with
him to day. Hs
1T is rumored that orders go pat to
HAVANA for the naval force there to seek
PREPARATION for the FL Dorado outrage,
The steamer Pf7tccton, with ten heavy
guns, is already there; the steamer
FaAo's, with five gums tho frigate
Columbia, With fifty guns; and the
sloop FazmoufA, with twenty guns, are
either there now or will be very soon.
They are all under command Of Com
modore Newton There is an addition
al force of ffty-four guns at Norfolk
ready, if wanted, at short notice.
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The Fnrnovr CLAM DErERMrNED.-

THE FREMoSr CLAIM DErERMrNED.-
Benton is happy. He has been nomi-
mated at hcme for President of the
United States, aud the MaripOsa claim
of his ~son-in-law, Col. FREMONT, has
been determined in favor a the climant.
This claim embraces forty-four thou
sand acres o fmiueral lands in California,
purchased for $4,000, and now supposed
to be worth as many millions as there
we're hundreds. This constitutes Col
FREnoNr, beyond all question, the rich
est man in america.
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0be glatkets,
MARKET.
mARkET.

CLEVELhNR, March S6-
FLouR-Firm, sale Q; geo tbis goods south
ern Ohio superGne at $780,. extras sell in sinaIl
lots at S $3.50, to Sa9, 25 retail! at 25c per To
aided to the above. quotations
WHEAr-Demsnd good at $500 fer mixed
with sale of orc car load $3.50 for white and
81 ,65 70: Mediterranean, receipts light, and
bEtIittle in market. iHa
Gorn-scarce, and but very little in market,
worth 7oA73c .a6oat, from carsno Transitions.
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Environment Nalicc.

At my Instance an attachment was This day
N issued by, B.. L. Fulton "A Justice of the.
peace otTroy Township, Ashland County Ohio
against the property and effects of Adam Fish,
err a nonresident of said County, for the sum of
twenty nine dollars. Dated March Fad. 1865.
aV "A. bae MICHAEL Fry.
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GovERNoR OF UTAn-Col- Steptoe
and tho U. s. officers at Great Salt Lake
City, it is said, have sent q petition to
the presidents to reappoipt Coy. Brig
ham Young Col. steptoe had not
heard of his own appointment,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l0fFec

~ has been appointed and qualified as AdrniniS-
traitor ofthe estate of John Sterrett deceased
i All those knowing them selves indebted to said
estate, are requested to make immediate payment /;
and those having claims against said estate ale 70
questedto present the N legally authenticated W 18th.
nj one year fr1n tu4s date. q
CHRISTIAN WARD.
March Q1st, iss5 sw4F. admir-.
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bIg01 bEs ~ Ut IEFg7 :
ss"On! We Braye!"
nm maxi Mnndnv. Emil

On next Monday, April End the
Spring election for Township and Bor-
,0ug6 efcersa takes place, The Know.
Nothing. for the last; two weeks have
been summopipg {" every par to his
tent AT the KpowzNothing State
Convention. held in Cincinnati, a subor-
dinate Council raised the question,
whether il Mas compulsory on a mem
Lbers under all circumstances, to vote
the whole ticket put in nomination by
the Council. The question was referred
to- Committee, which reported as fol-
70 tie sac caa1zascsz II OHIO: -
TIE Committee on the State of the
Order, to whom was referred the ques=
tion Of Washington Council, No. 4, have
sdnlEeonsidefeddth same, and beg leave
Ito. report that the law. on this subject is
as follows: That in all such matters a
perber is bound by the will of the ma
eJority, and when Nominations are made
'hyathe 0rder,s the Democratic test is
the only test-thatsis, an zoascratchcd
skieket" Respectfully submitted
]. V. HYDE,
sisds Ba3 sasa7sl III. II. DoDD,
! AID Egsm4ol - %. HuLErT.
.s-sFhe Ashland Council have nomina-
ted azfulf ticket, an Know.NoIhihgs.-
Every member must e go it blind."-
They boast their number is sufficient to
control our Township election. We
think 4hislisa mistake, for we cannot
ec6unE over one hundred and thirty-our
list shows about this many. It is true,
Chat ever this number banded together,
,asa unit, can effect much, but the out
elders are wide awake and arc deter
mined To- contest the race: 'tSituated
as we are, not belonging to either insti-
tuition, " We "wont have much to say
IN tbe miatterg' Oar special Reporter,
on the ground :" says that runners
shnye been sent IN &H parts=of the Tp.,
go rope dasnew methb ers. They are fear
full that the " Wolf is on their track.'-
aQuite anufaber ofsDeuloerats have told
gusgthey were strongly solicited, during
Their prcsenB revival, to join the "Su-
, 5ysmc order Of the Star spsngled Ban
~crpI@lsz 81 EeA Asas hsf9si.5s pa
PTS just az We GO to press, VIC learn
that ltheyehase expelled several, and
sanone others q ewsbelonging tosthe
q order. on charge of general dishones-
1.1IoTF-iU a o6.
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: It will be seen by above that JUpsoN
was after holding the funds, and who by
the way, we would as soon sec hold
the Treasurers Office, as any other per-
son. But alas ! well-perhaps-bat it
makes no diference-so it goes.
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LAUTEnBAUGH.
Borough Officers.
j. MUsGRAvE.

Aayor-J. MUsGRAvE.
Rccorder-B. w. KELLOGG.
Trnstees-ANDREw DRUM, MICHAEL
MILLER, SAMUEL FAs1G, s. Nj. BARBER,
FRANK JENKINS.
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R9UCE,S VIEW YOxK TYPE FOUN


ESTABLISHED in 1919, has now on hand. ready
l. for inn idiafe dssirery. in fonts to suit psr>
chssors,
ice. $40 10. Rsnez frF. cfuew cut.
50,6G0=" FHney type.
Z 1860 - Scripts Of various styles,
) Geo !. Germans
500 . = 0rnameats in great variety,
5000" Borders,
&c, 900 feet Brass and Type Natal Rides. and ain
the novelties in the business.
All the above TyFes are easl by steam powsr,.
of the new competition OF metal peculiar to this
Foundry, and WHICH Is CERTAINLY SUPERIOR to any
evsr used before in any part Oftae world The
unequ2lled rNpidity in the process of casting. enA,
.bles me to sell those more ddr&bEe types at the
prices OF ordinary types, either on credit or for
cash. a4as s a.
Presses. Wood TSps. and all other Printing Ma
terialE, except Paper and Cards. (which have no hx
ed quality or pqce,l furnished at Manufacturer
prices. - t af%
s. The latest Specimen Book ofthe Foundry 10 free
IL given to ali printing onces, on the receipt ofhf-
ty cen t. to prepay The postage.
l. IL ? Printers of new spapeTs who CHOOSE to pub
lish this advertisement, including this nots, three
times before the first day of July, 1883, and for
ward me one ofthe papers. will be all owed their
bills at the time OF purchasing five timeS The
an unit OF any manufactures. bddress,
6EoRGE BRUCE.
IL Chambers Street. Esp York.
Now York, Feb. II. 1885, 3w4A
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aRuhIic ~Npeakimr.

.THERE will be public speaking at Tho Jail
House door, or near it, on the election
day. Every personals invited 70 Be prbsska
aud hear for themselves. March q, 1852
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Moudau, The 3Oth dau of Apriz.
Attachments Noeiec.

4 T my instance IN order OF Attachment was
IN this day issued ny H WinbigIcr, Justice
OF the PoHce OF Moheccn township, Ashland
G5uHty,s ngslnst the properly aad effects ot
George SIeesennan. a non-residen- ofsaid Couns
~. Ssidorder vas issued for sixty dsilss and
Is cts. Dated March 10, 1855.
4w4it EMANUEL SLEESEMAN.s
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.Tickafa

"a iszsTes u uTicketa.4 syz5
zaibGandidates Wiilt take notice, that un-
Rless they leaEe orders for Tickets there
otEilhbe none printed the material
used costs us cash, and the amount
charged being but little to each one, we
W1fexPect the same in Ieturn.
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For the Ashland Union.
TOWNSHIP AND BOROUGH TICK
Thomas Hays, Sec'y

Mr.. EDIroa: Plcsse publish the fol-
lowing ticket, and oblige many people:
Township Officers.
Tounship Trustees-PH1LL1P KosHr,
LEAsDER CARTER, GEORGE w. URIE.
Io,c1ship CIerk-JAMEs SwINEFoRD.
Io1cnsAip Treas,~cr-JoHN JACOBS.
Iov2,ship Assessor-ANDREw SPoNs-
LER.
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49, Tho deaths. in London in the
third week in january were l,oay, an q
i6 the two subsequent weeks, l.osu ana
1904 For The first week u February
they were 1916.
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-Nothing State Sconven-
fion

Know-Nothing State Conven-
ton.
i Phe official pEoceedings. efthis body
is now bong Published in the Ohio
Satesma'S We Intend to publish q
paFt Of them in ! short time. We no.
tiee that ashland Gounty was represent
ed by our good whig friend JUDsoN
McCoMB, as will be seen by the follow
On motion, the State Council pro-
eeded to the ,n~omiuatione of delegates to
the GrandfC Council of the United States
each district nominating their own can
didates.
TIE following brothers were nomina-
Ist district. r. S. Newton, Hamil-
ton county o. T. Fishback CIermont
county G. w. king, Brown county.
I'd dist. T. j. Larsh, Preble Joshua
Morton, Greene; Sam. Dewitt, Warren.
Sd dist, L. Fl. Olds, Clark.
4th dist. H. III. Dodd, Lucas.
9Th dist. H. A. Minor, Ross; Joshua
Gore, Adams; j. K, Manley, High
land.
9th dist. j. G. Miller, Franklin t.
V. Hyde Franklin T. W. Mccoy, Nor
row.
18th dist. Thos. II. Ford, RichIand.
9Th dist. Il. A. Plants, Meigs Sam
uefPery, Gallia G. R. Rhodes, Wash
ington.
9th dist. Robert Hamilton, Belmont
". Windem, Knox J. R. Stansberry,
Licking
10Th dist. H. H. McAbec, Stark; B
D. Warrington, Jefferson Lewis Lew
ton, Carroll. .
18th dist. Judson McComb, Ashland;
P. NJ: Schuyler, Huron: Geo. II. Nor
ton, Erie.
18th dist. B. White, Cuyahoga John
H. Faxon, Lorain, j. p. Van Eppes,
Cuyahoga.
18th dist. Geo. B. Whittlesey, Por-
tage.
The balloting for delegates to the
Grand Council of the United States of
North America having been concluded
the result was announced as follows =:
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fst Dist. o. T. Fishback, Clermont.
2nd Joshua Martin, Green.
3rd L. H. Olds, Clark.
4th H. H. Dodd, Lucas.
5th j. K. Manley, Highland.
9th j. G. Miller, Franklin. -
18th Thos. II. Ford, Richlrnd. -
9Th I. A. Plants, Meigs.
9Th - J.. R. S~tansberry, Licking.
10th HIN. McAbee, Stark,
fifth :" Geo. r.. Morton, Erie.
10Th g B. White, Cuyahoga, 49,
lists g Geo. b. Whittlesey, Portage.
Again: The State Council then pro-
ceeded to ballot for State officers, which
resulted for Treasurer as follows:
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NOffce

TIME Ashland County PhiERarpoRic Soeie-
ty will meet at Ashlsnd on Saturday next,
March 31st, at ieI o'clock A, M. All are in
ty are invited To attend and Join the Society.
w. H. H. POTTER, Sec.
March %, 1880, st.EY1 e4 n
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Is it not singular that while Demo
cratic papers are having such q holy hor-
.rog of-Know Nothings, of their mid.
wight meetings, and secret cddcassings,
wherein they feafsdisastroa consequent
-aea4odthe u uions EtheyA etnot Il word
etc sagRboHtrt the Sag NIGHTS society, an
iRstitutipn We believe, auita as secret in
its operations and manifestations, aud
We imagine, QUITE asmuch characterized
ebyhssmeHfbers deflingd down back stairs
as the KnowsNothingsa-Ashn1iD Times.
ssIfFsuig, sthis is ss~itguLarFI Admit
iSalttO betrue9thcy are N toguiltsTof
Observation-Disclosures z Not ai~ord y
against Sag Nichtst" Certainly not.
lYeH would not haye us condemn that
fMhiehsis good forBe are commanded by
high authority to eheldafast to that
sMhishsis goodnI Many VIC understand,
sAre obeyingEfhi i~njunetiona goz ID tla
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PECIALaNOFICES
SPRING ELECTION. D

Please announce tho name ofw. H. MoRY,
as a candidate for Constable atbthe spring
MANY1yoTRRS.
Please announce the name ofk.c SWINE
FORD as a candidate tor Constable at The
spring election and oblige
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4, LAND WARRANT BLANKS
Far sale cheap mt this office.

q ~sdN6tice isshereby given, y that
in our next issue we intend publishing
1aatTalej w h]wr Fouch viii be good.
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On the goth inst, by the Rev. George s. Da-
Wis, r. PATTERSON EFFENGER, Of Perue.
Indiana, te Miss FRANCES A., only daughter
of Mr.. & Mrs. A.BARBER, otMedina, Ohio.
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,aAshIand Union School.

nszgPHe annual ; Examination of this
qseh6Sftoek place during the pasts~eek.
ANotabeing se-fortunstesss to gets seat
during tie awholeaoftl4e examination we
tea~hhotspedk fnteAigcntlyofaI thopsr.
%formahees;9 bat froRrw hat we learn from
Others, this examination surpassedzaay
sheia in "A shiand for many years.bSMr.
-7BAR sKNs the RrihcipaB9 is swimming for
Sshis School a high reputation. InAanoth-
Ser eetHmnewiilb be found a full report of
Sahc examination laby L1ae correspondent,
who was1preseuta iWo-invitc our read
eefs soHiss perasat1they will fad it in
-tefeFtingE .I1sBdsT sogs Bza
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Total amount oftsxes levied in 1884,, so.Os2, 339 so
Deduct amount lsTisd by the St.te,...- 3,o77 Col Al
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18th dist. Thos. H Ford, Richland.
9Th dist 7. A. Plants, rMeigs Sam
uefPery, Gallia G. r. Rhodes, Wash
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seek suere FoF the pure
winch the world besides cannot
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9th dist. Robert Hamilton, Belmont;
". Windem, Knox ; j. r. Stansberry,
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.-x--A

a NEEDLES OPERATION Tile allies
have established z telegraphic line from
the Crimea to England, They might
have saved themselves the trouble
Bad news travels with the speed of
tightening without the aid of galyauic
batteries. The intelligence of the utter
failure of the Western Powers to con-
quer Russia nthc little peninsula where
they are o operating will reach all
parts of the civilized world soon enough.
The allied powers need not pay for hav-
ing it conveyed by Telegraph We
must confess, however, that we wish it
was otherwise.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

A Stockman
VS.. In ashland Com. Pleas.
John Grecnlcc,S
DURSUANT to the command of an execu.
Il ton, issued in the above case from the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County
and State of Ohio, 10 me directed, I viii OK
pose to Public Sale, At the door of the Court
House, in said County, Oh
Momday, Tie I9th dayof May,
a. D., 1855, between the hours of ten o'clock
A. NJ, and four O'Clock, P. NJ. of said day, tho
following described Real Estate, situate and
being in the County of Ashland and State OF
Ohio, to wit Being forty acres out of the
south cast corner OF the southeast quarter OF
section fifteen, range fifteen, township twenty,
rs the property of John Greenlee; appraised at
nine hundred and twenty dollars. Terms OF
Sale-Cash.
JOHN D. JONES Sheriff.
April IS. 1855. 47tspfS2,75
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EGA story is going the rounds, of
a poor traveller coming to a swollen
stream, fading a floating log fastened
with a grape vine to each shore, but a
strong, heavy current ran between each
end o. the log and tho shore, and after
spending half a day and receiving a doz-
en- ~duckings in getting across, he found
nailed up on a post the following pla-
card:
Two dollars fine for crossing this
bridge faster hat a walk"
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MEDICAL CARD.

~ RS. LARK 81 CRANE would re-
IL specially inform the citizens of Ashland
and vicinity, that they have associated them
selves t. gether for the practice of Medicine
and SUI gerry in ali their various branches, and
hy diligence and close attention to their office,
and prompt attendance upon all calls at all
hours, they hope to merit a liberal share oil
public patronage. DR.. CLARK offers his thanks
to- ali those who have heretofore favored him
vitl their business, and will be under renew
cd obligations for 4 continuance of the same.
DR. CRANE, will devote special attention to the
study and practice OF Surgery in all IFS vari-
cites, anil more especially in all diseases OF
the Ey either acute or chronic.
-4B- OFFICE, adjoining Milfington's Drug
Store, opposite P.& j. Risser's store
~DR. CLARk's residence near the Metho-
dist Church.
On. CRANE's on third street opposite "
Wasson's. p. II. CLARK, NJ D.
I. E.CRANE, NJ. D.
April 18th, Is54-n4stt