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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-03
AdministratoE'. sale OF Land War

rant.
Tn pursuance OF an order Of the Probate Court o
Il. Ashland county, made at the December fermf
House in Ashland, on the 3oth day Of December
next, At one O'Clock, P. M, certifeste on Gand
Warrant number Of. $40 for 100 acres f1and issued
By the Com. OF Pensions to the ard heirs OF
William Dexinney, and by them transferred to one
John Pierce, and. by himro John Aughey, in his
life. Terms Of 6ale-0nethird cash in hand, one
third IN one year, and the balance In two years
from sale, with interest and approveL security
Admir- Of John Auahey, decd.
]. W. SMITH. Atty for Ptfr.
Dee. 9th. 3wQe I
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Always Somthing Newt
TO BE SEEN AT THE
New Jswelry Store in Ashland, Ohio ].
Il. n. GOoDRELLow

1LE
NN0uNCES 10 the public, that he has
IA made large additions TO his splendid
stock of fseHs
WATCHES AND JEWELRYi
which he is now offering at unusually low prices.
Among his stock may be found Gold
Silver Watches, of every description, va
riety and quality. Pins, LadiessaGold Broach-
es, Grape, EnameIed, Cluster, Knot, Cuff and
Scarf Pins.
EAR DROPS, HOOKS AND RINGS.
Gold Rings, Loekets, Pencils, Gold Chains,
Bagleys' Geld Pens and Holders &c AZ
~
SILVER SPOONS.
Table and Tea Spoons of pure silver, Ger
man Silver and plated Spoons, Butter KniRes,
saltand Sugar Shoseis, Silver Forks, SC, &c.
FoCIkef Oufle=~ 3
of every description, from the best American
and English establishments. Aiso Needles,
Port Monies, Dressing and Pocket Combs, and
Pocket Books, Violin and Guitar Strings.
Goggles. Eye Shades. Compasses
and Acordeons. Eight Day and Twenty-four
Hour Brass Clocks, in the most splendid Pa
pier Machea, Rose Wood and Mahoganycases-
WATCHES AND CLOCKE
and repaired, and work warranted.
Old Gold and Silver bought at the highest
price. I Will sell Goods 90 percent. less than
or Hawkers, AMI warrantthem better
and cheaper than they dare sell. All goods
warranted ~ represented. 1fftL
0-Tak notice and govern yourselves .ac-
Ashlsnd, Dec. s, 1854. nastf.
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-MOTICE

THE Books Of George Cowie, are In hands Of
the subscriber. with whom all who are in
deSted on slihsbooks. can call and Settle by cash
er.notes.o Thosewho neglect this notice. wllhind
t1eir aoeonnts i'm Ithe hands of the prop@r officer
Ashland, Dec-raT, 1854 3w3I
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Another incentive used is thus spoken
of in Prince d enschikoFs report:
IT is withasimilar sentiment,dfspious
and areatfdl ry~eneration that the troops
have received the gift and benediction
of her Majesty the Empress. After a
religious sceremony, the image Of the
Saviour, brought by Prince Galitsyne,
was conveyed, accompanied by all the
the city contains, from the
Of st. Michel to the Nicholas
battery, and thence this holy imags .was
with the suitable religions GER
emoniai, into all the bastions and bate
ries, in order to bless their sHefenders.-
All the men present listening with pi-
Gus attention to the address OF the priest,
fervently, and came up to kiss
the holy image of the Saviour.
This image is now deposited in the
place prepared for it near the entrance
yase of the Nicholas battery. :
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in Ashland County, embracing every variety of
style and size, from the most tiny infant up to
the. greatest giants foot in the land. Also,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Hats, Caps,
and Eindings, Lining, Binding, and Morocco
skins, Pegs, Thread. Lasts, Boot Trees, French
WHEELS, etc5 Spanish Sole Leather, Harness,
Upper Cali, and KiPskin Leather, Oak Tan,
Sole, etc, all of rhieh is offering for sale at
prices TO suit the times. Thankful tn a gener-
Gus public for the very Iatge and liberal pa
tronage hitherto, raceinod, a coDtinuance, of
the same is soIicitedfrom hisnamerous old and
new customers and friends. {
WILLIAM WATSON.
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Guardian,s sale 81 neal Estate.

NOTICE is hereby gisen, that In pursuance
In of an order of sale to me directed from
the Probate Court Of Maitland County, Ohio,
made at the November Team AbepeoG a. D.,
as6a,d will offer for sale, onthe premises in
Lafayette, Richland County, Ohio, ON satur-
day, the ed day of December, 1855, the fol-
lowing described premises, t-OaHfts--Being lot
number twenty1fonr (2aA in the village of La
fayette, Richland County, Ohio with the privi-
leges and apPurtenances therennto belongings,
ON said premises. Terms of Sale-one half
cash, in hand, one half in one year. from day
of sale. Secured by mortgage on the premi-
SEES withintefes thereon from day Of sale.
u AMY CHURCH, Guardian.
KELIoso 3 ALIrsor, for Pst'r.
Nov. %, 1854. AVIS
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SE
written hy 4 Boltimorean, and carrying
NRon sifB face the seal Of canHor cad
teaths from other quarters We have
had 1ntimations that great ontrage1 had
bean committed By the nr~opagandists ol
nlnH1ry5 and the miserabis adesPeradoez
Nh6 hare BEEN samplqyea 20 execute
fhcit deapicable sbehe6ts; but we're slow
a believe that assaults 90 daringly In
fEmoos conld have been made upon the
xights Of citizsaship, and the decencies
pfciEilisatious as are portrayed in this
letteas WHITFIELD, Whetwas the eandi-
Gate of the unprincilIed conspirators
againet the sacred rights of the ssoEer-
Sign people, aud Is thus, we hope limo,
Gently, made to stand as the exponent
of = fendiah and pr-emeditated assault
ppon those rights, is sent to Washing
ton ash delegate from Kansast It Is
sbeliexedsr thathe will be unceremonious-
lyseiected from aseat In Congress, that
i1ehis way q stop may be put TO the
nsiAr1ons doIngs of those who in the
4ame9f Reeaem invade ats sanctuary
Menof4 al PartieA, we trust, viii unite
AfheaWoF1 Of e~xectating q device So
xga1aeennentiy repugnahtto5every prin@
N~lpaesofjnstice and deceney and execu-
4edl bWiths6 ~se5olness and e~ffronferg, SO
peffedtl7ad ez7iisbs that wholesome pre-
sosdeat may ba established. 81 @
ssWsSWeEs, from the FIRST, IN favor of
zhe Nebraska and Kansas 6i1l,@not, as
haR beer. sfanderously9 afirmeda because
atzf1Fored the schemes of slaxery pro-
QSgandistEbQt because it asserted, and
vas founded a~uPrinciple, which is one
ofsthe coEueF stones of the temple of
belie-sd ,.sd aEIf :. iii
esce11;.7 s5S -sws-esl :. Ssa-s.Mo
&c. s;6esrss9S affrssJa5g sWasdssgsser
IsIano II The elass e den6Enn
;ns46e sb;i;tvse q ran - -a-e-. 49,
szlSes : 80 - ~aLSEs
"a fsssi6s of f6s; go 5Sts.es B'A
~ 40 fcho-s 49,
- ~
sES1tsf6 s7Ezsst ~ sIJenypL.r
80. - s1- ~
o. csnedssrs $ 49,
,sI;sS :
Sw6;la A. - L.
uu66Fits most Sa6red nFsv;s;ons ~ IA
go fefsrrs5 u
E,Tkeor;1inatora and sdvo..sass az tse
Nebraska sbaI beiieved Thai Nv n.
-clarine the Missouri Co,nnrom;sa ,or
e1atiVe. therebysopenipg The terr;rorv
south 81 86.3Odfo freedom. the neople
~proDerlx reeardfni Of fbeir 2 Tigbfs
andainteresfss would. in dine time AZ.
to be admitted into our glorious consed-
1ra1Fxas = free State There can ha
nc. doubt. that, at thismoment. in striet
accordanoeWith our bobess afd nredie.
l.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-03
NEW AND IMPORTANT ROUTE
TO TRAVELLERS.

AshLand g Lou,
day and Friday a 8 O'Clock. A. M. and arriving at
Loudonville at 2 p. NJ, connecting with the > o.
clock p. y. train for Pittsburga and the 4o.eloek p.
n. train for Crestline same days Leaving Lou.
donyille every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday ON
the arrival ofthe Eastern train at 10 A.. NJ, and
passengers to GO either East or West on the cars
same day, or those coming on morni ng train either
from East or West can get to Ashland without do.
lay and citizens wishing to visit the south part
Of the county, Can have an opportunity to- trsnsacf
their business and return the same trip, and vis,
1srSG. FaFe through, one dollar. A liberal do
duction stofamiliesa and pleasure parties. Enquir
of the -undeEsiGned-at tho Franklin House in Ash
land, or at the Rail tRoAd Depot or Post Once, In
Loudonville. 4ta Nv. RoBESoR, Proprietor.
Passengers taken to or from any Hotel, either
at Ashland or Loudonviue-
Ashland. July u, 1850. ml-4s ST..
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BORROWEO PR0-
a REkEVI e1sI TEITI

NtRhE p1reons on pessona, nho b1rnouad a.
Il pair Of Pliers,.a small steel Hsmmsrs and
: glass Lantern, wilIconfer a favor on the nm
~ soonlas- they can dispense Win the ose Of
them. VIM
Nov. 80, 1854. 5w
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
Knickerbocker Gallery

Ar1IseElAAiu or LtrERATuae Nzf. 81.
In Splendid 0ctavo EoktMe oona-t,
prisi1g O1giaak Literary Papers
Of The Most Enzanent Ligiag no
Am5exican eAHfA0rs, aDSA essd
Forty Portraits on Steef fran 0rsgeSsaE
Pictures. 4sl
Al Complimentary Tribute to
Louis Gaylord Clark, Esq.,.
For Twenty Years Editor of the Kniek- ]
gsiiauerbocker Magazine. Tg
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A LANsoN wALKER announces to tae public
11sthatshe So now prepared to -nakeeeofinB ON
the shortest notice at prices much less thanthey
are made Atany other shop Ashland. He eau be
Nay 7th, 1884. ia s9tfL
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/ CONSIDERING that Louis Gay3ord CLARK
EOabas been, for the unexampted period OF
twenty years, editor Of leading Literary Mag Z
azine in this country that his laboFs mean-
while have been cohstani, arduous and HIRE
Quilted that they have been eminenfIy GreE-15
liable TO his abilities and character, and Of gxsus :
service 70 bis county in developing its intel
~Ieetual resources, several Of his friends mel
together last December TO devise some suitable
plan for tehdefing 10 hima snbstnntiai compile
mentary Benefit, in allFespects appfoPriate fer
~ceiye. The result ~ss a project for Publishing
such 4 work az Is above described /; and up6n
submitting the plan TO Washipgton Iryings VII
liam Q. Bryant, Fitz-Henry Halleek, Henry W..
Longfeiow and other leading Literary men q
the United States, il received their cofdl6I aP
proFa1; 80 that the COMMITTEES having the mat 4
ter in hand are able 10 announce for the oneu<
ing leason 4 Literary S~oyenie. beyond All par
allel in the emihenee efits writers and IN mes
chanical execution equal atleast to any SINH
lar publication ever issued from the AmeFiean
press. The collection Of portrans Of Ameri-
can writers viii be far more complsts fhan anF
hitherto attempted.
ed, under the direction Of The COMMITTEES, by
Mr.. Samuel Hueaton, 3As BroudNaysNoH YORK =
and will be ready 6afs d elsnsfg 20 1nb1ohbdrsn
September next. Subsoribes will zeceiT1 fho
viii possess 1 value much beyond 1Ie .eoess
the volume. The enfire profits OF She 4iSrt13
will be intested for Mr.. Clark. ~esgoesf
John w. Frlnciss Frederick W. Sheiions.
Rufus W. GrisRold, Richard B. KfmbaIl.
Y George p Morris. teH#em e1
The publisher has the pleasure OF -hnnounc-
ing as eontributors 20 this Literary Testimoni-
al Washington Irving william cuiIeh Bfyant.
Fitz-Gfeene Halleck, Nafhaniel P. Wiafs Rev.
George W, Bethunes D. D., Hon. William Hs
Seward George William Curtis, Donald G.
Henry w. Long6ello 4, John G. eaxe.
George Lunts Rev. Froderick w. ShnIdsn-
B.. kimbalI, George p Morria- Hon.
Judge Hall, DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes,
Legare, william PittPalmefs Charles ?. Bfifs,
Henry SehonicEaAs GeE. s6amneIf OsnoSd.
EPes Salgeuts Alfred B. Street, George. H.
Clark, R.H, Stoddarda j.. +. Mcdonnell, The
edose {, Fay, J. Russell Lowell, 10hEs5ea G.
DE Thomas Ward John r.. 1sffnQ2t8-
William T.GeHaghers George d Pfenfioa san
nel s.. Coz, Frederick s. Eozzens n. ii. c.
Hosmer, James T.. Field, B. s. EhiIton. and
others. sd 65a@81 mI
6nad.
The Prioe Of the work will be Fre DJH.~
per eoPys IN elegant cloth binding. rilf edesda
in Turkey extra Sessh Boilssa. All sS6bs
payable on abe dalineuNof.the s0asd
nose who wish the lwnzk, and who 1nslka1erz
~ enough N It's srccess 20 GET some ~ fhsh,,
FienasSo take ID win eouEsr abaoiaIak4 49,
.sAalng me nanas n early a. Ro1siiae, ma
he publisher mag be able e judge haw- 49,
% print Tor the 6rst-edition.
Pisase address sAAEUG4 HUEsAH6S
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"a CARD

ID G. TIcKNoR has removed 10 the store
ID room directly under the Shield & Ban
ner ONCE, where he is opening and offering for
sale, at thr vsry. Ionpsst prires, and extensive a.
sortment of
ENTIRELY NEW BOOKS.
MUSIC, BLAME BOOKS.
sfH WALL PAPER, GUTLRRY.
f618 as PAPER AAcHA GOODS,
Ssia{s6 PORT MoNAfES,
andsa variety df.othe fans y-articles, selected
with care IN the Eastern markets. Herespect-
iulsy selicits.the patronage of the people, and
hopes by strict attentionto business, 10 riYe
to his old friends and customer
generally.
NIB. The public are warned not TO be de.
ceived o. misied BY 6nding our name aftached
Mansfield, Nov. Is, 1854. zztf
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Adminiafrator,s Notice.

ia has Ibeens Appointed. "a administrator of
he estats of John AsCssto, deceased, late of
Mit o toynship, Ashland County. so saS
3o5to sHHGH BURNs.
Ashland, Nov. 80, 1854. swq
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New YoRK, Dec. 2a.-John Mitch
elfhas retired from the editorial charge
of the Citizen, and whl remain in private
life for the next four years. His pro=
elamation Of a desire for an Aiabama
plantation well stocked with negroes is
,nnderstoodto have lost the Citizen be,-i
600 suberibers.
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MISCELLANEOUS
,R.qDsnBO


a
II AvfNG removed his Stock of Hardware TO
ii DE New Bank Building, one door lEas.
Of the Bank, aud adjoining Hotchkiss' tButterl
Store, iasitss the attention Of yxant OF
n RE
Of anysdescriPtion 70 eah and eznnine. The
dseens.es,ne ianoss enurs.y nav sna 9. the
hnveret HI, stoeh son5r;.as "
"'ye
a1dlerv AM Coach trimmings
eoged Tools Sash, Doors, Blincs, SGiaas and
Putty, Door Latches and Bdft4, Butts, cart
wrought and brass Screws. HORSE Rasps.
Files, Steel ad Try Squares, PIanes, Plane
Irons, band, pannel rip, cross-cut, mill and
wood Saws, .brass pillar, Japan,d and bright
Saaa. Fork. saa sSsv. iss pump r1ass ch shss %is sss
anu 6ozes, flne. Ieoelng, z new article OF
GALfANIZED PUNK TUBEtNGI
which exceeds all others, end the only place it
Tximmines; Trace, Log, Cable, Halter, Dog
| ana EowsChaipss sad Irons and Stands. stra6
Hinges. T Hinges. HINGE and wrouaht Nails.
Brass Kettles, Coffee Mills,
shS
er, Oil and Enameled Leather, Patent Seating
and eoiored Leathers, ameled Cloths, plain
W. Wac ose, snd Bsaay Bose.. Sss'1 sns s
Springs, Wagon and Carriage A1les, Bolts OF
all siEes from II to six iRcbes longs iron for
Wagons and Buggiesi q large assortment of
Bar Band, Rod and Hoop Iron ON hand asdfor
sale Al low figures
- NerAeoo
assorted sizes ) Paints oiSis. Tuspeoass white
lead, Zinc, Brushes, Gius and Floor Cloths.
UPHO GooDSil
Damasks, Twine, Curled Hair and Moss. Web.
So 49,. S
,p,rnE.-
Ai ~ \
Iog can here linda comPiete assessment Of
Coffin Trimmings, Handler Electro Piatad,l
BronEed and yapan'd Plates, Fancy Butts,
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MISCELLANEOUS
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD Know.

debuitated condition Of health, makid9 &xistsncs . burden
70 hsrself and Z souee Of painful sn8isty 70 her rsiaHvss
and friends, and perhaps, (horribie reelection D entaiiinE
and innieting her own maladies and suHerings upon her
xhetecazseaher- auaerinsa srisss that tsnedy ard .reksf
saRsgs yRhleystst there gtimefbs aysiea vfpthsraaasaaAs
avoided In future, and her health restored, that shs my
Be Attsd M tAs duties and capable Of The shloyusnis q
liz.
Letsysry woman iook At the smaeEsted form. the dasth.
IKE complexion, the deep-huried insirelesa eye, he sunk-
en- cheek, The gloomy and depressed spirits, the shattered
nerves. the PROSTATE and helpless condition Of many .
ME- mother, daughter, or sister, n not herself fnclndsd,
within her own circle, whose days are days Of ssOay, and
ask herself "a Must this c~ontinue3 Must this bel u
there 20 rsne4yf No relief No hopefs
The remedy Yis4hy knowing the causes and AVOIDING
them, and knowing f~hefemedIes and benedting BIZ them
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BENJAMIN Hildebrand, Admir-
Of Henry Hildehrand, dec d.
PreBGfs Court .
AshlGnd esHatT.
Petition to seiiaan

; Of Henry AildshTand, dec a. .as1Isnd e.snsy.
M.rth. Hiidebr.pd
and Henrietta Hldebrand. reunion 70 seihen
DURSUANT to an order of tie Probate Court or
4 Ashland County, TO me directed, Will offer
FOR sale. on the premises, on the 18th day or JsnnA-
~, 1881, at one O'Clock p. M. the following do
scribed Real Estate. TO wit: Lot number nine, co.
In the village ofPerryshurg, Ashland county, Ohio.
Said;lot has on It good dwelling honse, one and q
halfstoFies high, and . COOL cabinet shop. Terms:
one-hAlf sashdn hand, Eemainder In one 4 ear with
interest. Appreised ct elle.
Roman BazR, Atty for Petf. -admipissrsfer. Z
December, %. 16Sz. 4W3o
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THE MARRIED. WoMAAg9
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
aBY DIR. A. N. MAURIoEAU. I


One hsndrsdth Edition 100000. 1saao.. Rp. 80
ton FnH PAPER, EXTRA HKDrHe, 81 00J
Every complaint to which woman fs subject, RON "a.
hood to womsnhO0d, as also a. wife anda Is mother
iy described, with the causes, the symptoms, and
per mode Of treatment, In q plain, simple, but In ms =.
chsste Language, easily understood. And thus every We
man can discover Thy comparing herown symptoms with
those described, the nature, character, and causes Of Ihsr
complaint; and be spared much Anxiety and sufesin9.
The wife about becoming q mother has often need o.
instruction and advice Of the utmost Importance to her
future health, In respect to which her sensItveness for.
bids consulting q medical gentleman, wiz find such IN.
structon and advice, and also explain many symptoms
which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm.
oHoWmany are suffering from distractions or irregularf-
ties peculiar 10 the female System, which undermine the
health, the effects OF which they are Ignorant, and for
which their delieacy forbfds seeking medical advicef How
many suffer from p~roiapsss steyS Calling Of the Wombl
or from Jspors dtbust debility, &c.1f How many
are In constant agony for many months preceding eonnns-
nentf How many have diaicuit, n not dangerous deliyL
cries, and slow and uncertain recoyeriesY Some whose
lives are hararded during sneh tIme, WIN each and IN II
pages the means OF prevention, lmslioraHon and relief
How many bitter moments, how much anguish, might
have been spared 70 the sufferer 70 her husband, to hr
relatiYes, by the timely possession of this little xolums.H
Ah mpraetcable to convey fully the varIons suhlects
treated OF, 10 they are Of q nature strictly intsnded for
me married, or those contemplating marriage.
But no husband, wife or mother are excusahis n fhav
stn continue In ignoranee OF those fhysiologicai iausW
The knowicdge o. which their own health and happin.,s.
- also the futu1e W~el-beine Of their children, araseeuted
sTH MARRIED W0MANss PRIVATE MEDICAL
MPANI y ha standard work OF established rspusa-
ton, found CHASED In the catalogues ofsfhss great trade
Iaiea In New Xozk, ehladeiphia, and other eities, and
sold By all ne pnincipn booksellers % the United States.
Il was nrst published IN fezz, since which time
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assorted sizes Paints, Ola, Furpentne. White
lead Zinc, Brushes, Gius and Floor Cloths.
UPHO O
Damasks, Twine, curled Hair and Moss, Web,
Qhaa THREAD
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have been sold. OF wbloh ahersa zsrs upzsnas o.
ONE HUNDRED Ta0UgtKB SEAT BIZ NAIL.
attestins the high estimation IN wharhi II IL held a. 8 rsltas
bic popular Medical ~
BOOK FOR EVERY sFEMAGE.
the author having devoted his szolasfve afie11aoa to the
treatment OF complaints peculiar to femaaes, IN respect 70
which he Is yearly consulted by thousands.
In consequence OF the universal popuiarity OF The work.
as evidenced by rs extraordinary slEe, sarious ImposE
lions have been attempted BY imitafonss q sitle-page, spu-
rious editions, and surreptifious infringemsn4s Of copy.
right, as well upon booksellers as upon the pabiIes It ios
been found necessary. therefore. 10
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CABINET MAKERS AND UFDERTAKERsf
You can here linda complete. assortment of
Brouzed 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 Castors. Braces
and Bits, Chisels, Augurs and Augu r b III, &c.I
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d. stursrs Boaksefferg StatIpner. &C..
MANSFIELD, OHIO
| Hastust received . large and splendid 1ssort-
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LADIES,

In tsd department we havec concentrate IN oar taste and energyn proours ans sUrnsnt
tf DRESS GOODS worthy the ttnuon amd co mendadon of the =" beterhalfn ofI cation
Tee extraordinarily run which has adeo apo RtHs soekk ehzm uiyni. Pe.ha nee= Grsha
GOODS, Norenoes and Paramehas, from p cts to 800 per- yard plain nHLvool
s,o Of very color from 80 to SO s.per yard Muslin Defaunes Ieteru ylesatp ices
GR IA Frncb Plaid. from AZ 10 W cts pr ward an exteniyea ssortnent Of fig
Hured, cha geblea and Mn bck silks at much lesP ncegthant they have ever been sold in
this markeriA Auction Pices note xcePtd;a complete sortmen OF velvet audGan"n Dress
WINNING; a great variety f Embrodeies, Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons &c. OF Bonnesw
haEeSlE Velvet Silk Satin and English Srows oil III Kinds sand qualities Asto e.
LADIES' AND GElllDESERYS
Ours stock eanspt be erceued either rim quality or price In short, ladia, w have srsrpre-
sshed a finer assortment The public and Earnestly Invite your attention. TO it, A~dE
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Refezenee in regard to the Real Estate, r.
1.V~lascHE1 Z Coz Real Estate Broken. New
York. Orders tpost eaidj with money enclosed
20 be uddressed,9 " tH0LBR0OKE,
Seesy, 500 Broadway MY,
3erThe Engraviugs In the Catalogue are nou
ready for def.ery. - 6mo24
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As Might be EXPECTED,

STOCK OF boots AMI sHOEs
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE Is NOW
LARGE g COMPLETES
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of anysdescription to call and exanine. r
,Gaodssbsing almost entirely snaW, and Of 4
latest styles, he oifsfs great iindneemenis
buyers His stock eompriaes