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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-16
A Mistake Corrected.

As the opposition presses are end. avorinp to mall.
capital ont of the following passage in Mr.. McR,..
letter to Mr. Dancy, we deem it our duty to correct
a mistake into which Mr.. McRae has fallen
AT caucus Of the democratic partv which -.
in Convention at Raleigh in May 1852 called .bs;.
attention to the unju and inioutous svstoo 80
squandering the public lands, which was robh;ns
North Carolina of her interest tberein-wh;ob lug
in utter violation Of the principles regularly set forth
in the national Conventions of the party, and non.
tea out the prospect OF speedy and entire loss to
North Carolina of this valuable inheritance That
Democratic Convention in that caucus then re;ao,aS
the resolution on this subject reported BY the Com.
mittee-(whIch was in substance from the Balti.
more platform, land resoloed "that in view Of tho
settled policy of donations the impossiblitv If
maintaining the old democratic doctrine-it ana, nj
together right that fair distribution of this com.
mon property should be hud among all the Sta,esn
1 We have before us the proceedings of the Demo.
cratic State Convention of 1852 over which Mr. Me-.
Rae presided. The Resolutions on tina. occasion
were " unanimously" adopted, and among them We
find the following:
That the public lands are the common property
of all the States, to be held by the general govern
ment as a common fund for the payment of tSc pub
lie debt and other charges upon the public treasury
The Resolutions were reported to the Convention
by Gen. Saunders, as Chairman of the Committee.
Doubtless they all had his approval, including the
one above given.
The proceedings of that Convention contain no.
thing in relation to the lands except the above Res
olution, save what was implied by Mr. McRae him.
sell, in his speech on taking the chair as President,
and furnished by that gentlemen himself for publ.
cation. In that speech he said: sour principles
are known of all men. They are based upon fix.
ed foundation and need not any assistance from art
or ingenuity. In federal politics zoe hold fast to
to and stand upon the ancient and time-honorsd
landmarks Of Democracy"
We have nothing more to add
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~ We copy the following item Of political new
from the last Fayetteville Argus:

eB We copy the following item Of political news
from the last Fayetteville Argus:
"MR. LEAK IN THE FIELD.-The following commu-
nication was, this morning, received from WALTER
F. LEAK, Esq, of Richmond County-from which it
appears that he is a Democratic candidate for the
Governorship on his own responsibility. This We
think every free citizen of North Carolina has a
right to be and therefore we cheerfully make the
announcement requested. We want to see caucuses
banished the land and freemen exercising the rights
of freemen unawed by wire-pulers and scheming
cliques:
Col j. W. CAMERON,
My DEAR SIR You authorized and request
ed to announce myself Democratic Candidate for
Governor, at the ensuing Gubernatorial election.
My views, upon the public land question. are too
we'll understood to require any comment at the pre-.
sent At the proper time, they will not be with.
held. Respectfully, yours &C.,
W. F. LEAK.
PS. A similar letter is sent to each of the Town
papers. W. +. L.
The argus is sworn Know Nothing journal
It's Editor has explored every culvert and handled
every dark lantern between Cross Creek and the
South Carolina line. The innocence, simplicity and
earnestness with which he denounces "caucuses"
and contends for the "rights of freemen" are alike
impressive and interesting.
So Mr.. Leak is out for Governor. Mr.. McRaes
'practcal farmer" has at last been found the Reg
isters plucky patriot has stepped forth and placed
himself in the field in opposition" to the Democratic
party.
Mr. Leak is the same gentleman who in 1853 took
Mr.. McRae's place in opposition to Mr.. Ashe' after
Mr.. McRae had retired from the contest which ne
commenced for distribution dreming it more agree
able to accept snug federal Office than to vlctm'ze
himself at the polls for share Of the
public lands Mr.. Leak was thoroughly defeated on
that occasion, notwithstanding he stumped the DIS
trict gave his views with many comments there'
upon in relation to the lands, and appealed to the
Wings in the most distressing terms for their sup
port We hardly think Mr.. Leak will encounter the
good fortune Of being coaxed out Of the way as MI
McRae was, by handsome federal Office Let n'm
not lay that fattering JUNCTION to his soul"
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HOLDEN 4 WILSON. STARE Pr,xrr.s,
Special Notice..

The STANDARD conducted strictly upon the CASH svste
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wksck they haze been paid Su6sc1ers s0iA be noted
FOUR WEEKS before their time Is out, By MARX on
their papss unLess the subscription isreesced pa
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wu Be departure. Watch tie mark asd rsns
y0ur subscription. 49,
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cies of the country, without difficulty, when
CURED
Report of the Postmaster General.
Postmaster General Browns Report is very volu-
minous Mr. Brown states that since he entered upon
the administration of the Department he has ventured
on no new theories, nor attempted any innovations
on well-tried system. He calls particular atten-
ton to the fact that while but 146 Post Offices were
established in the twenty years from 1927 to ls47,
the number established in ten years, from l847 to
1857 was II ,4A-being an increase of 29s in just
onehaf Of the former period. During the last fiscal
year, 1,725 Offices have been established, and 7O4
discontinued, being net increase OF OBJ. The
number of Postmasters appointed during the year
$3.50; Of which 4,767 were to fill vacancies oc.
casoned by designations. The total number Of Post
Offices in the United States at this time is ~ 148, of
which 1858 are of the class denomnated Presidential,
the ncumbents being subject to appointment by the
President and Senate On the 3Oth of June last,
1855 ma.routss were in operation, with an aggre-
gate length of 242 COL miles; of which % $50 miles
were Ivy railroad, 15245 by steamboats,, and 1929
by COACH The total annual transportation Of mails
was "a 900 097 miles, costing Sc, 1926, o46 The cost
of transportation relatively follows: By rail-
twenty-five cents mile; by coach, seven cents and
four mills mile The length Of railroad routes has
been increased 1907 miles, and the length of steam
boat routes is increased by 294 miles. The number
of mail contractors is 6,576. The stage coaches
are going and more out of fashion; during the
year, the length Of coach routes has been reduced
| 1.l24 miles, and the annual transportation "a, 061
miles, The cost of the Utah routes was increased
1880, by the allowance of additional pay without
increased service, on the route between Salt Lake
and San Pedro. The extension Of railroad service,
amounting to 2,45s.64s mes,) is set forth in tab.
ular form in the report with exhibit of the addi-
tona expense thereby incurred, amounting to $249-
45S during the year. Compared with the service
last year, there appears decrease of 791 miles in
the length Of routes and Of s23, O34 miles in the
annual transportation, while the cost is increased
$l20,0A In New York, railroad transportation has
increased 2s3, 1928 miles, while steamboat service has
decreased l6l 664 miles, and coach service has fallen
OF l48, 1884 miles, but with increased cost in the
latter amounting to &l2,642. The receipts of the
department for the year were 81 1858 ,95i, and the
expenditures 057. Allowing for certain spe.
cial provisions on the>account Of revenue and en-.
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$l6,5s6.5SS
$74:O64.755

Grand total, $74O64, 755
There is also statement of the several appropra-
tons which may be carried to the surplus fund,
amounting to $566,031
am very respectfully, your obedient servant,
HOWELL COBB, Sec'y of the Treasury.
To the SPEAKER of the House of Representatives
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Of the 4th inst, says:
The Secretary of the Treasury has prepared the
following estimstes of appropriations necessary for
the public service for the year ending the 3Oth of
June, 1859. We omit fractions Of dollars
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. %, 1867.
SIR: Agreeably to the joint resolution Of Congress
Of the 7th of January, lS46, l have the honor to
transmit for the information of the House Of Repre-
scntatves printed estimates Of the appropriations
proposed to be made for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1859, viz:
Foreign intercourse and miscellaneous, in
Guiding the expenses Of collecting the
revenue from sales Of public lands,pub
lie buildings; expenses of courts $1,000, 603
To supply deficiencies in the revenue of the
General Post Office, s,654,9OO
Pensions, 709, 500
Indian Department, 1,437, 104
objects, l4,o76,s1s
Military Academy. 1872, 8O4
Fortifcatons, ordinance, &c. 3,4So, ~
Naval estimates, 1850. 448
Steam mail service. 935, $50
Total. $5o,sl2,9 4s
To the estimates are added statements showing,
FIRST Appropriations for the fiscal year ending June
80 1858, made by former acts of Congress, OF .
specific and definite charter, as follows:
Miscellaneous, including expenses OF collecting re.
venue from customs, II ,oOS,SlU
Compensation to General Post Office for
mail service, 100000
Aiming and equpping militia, 100000
Civilization of Indians,
Interest on Public debt, 1.445,3l4
Total, $7,165, 224
Second, Existing appropriations not required for
the service of the present fiscal year, and which may
be applied to the service of the year ending June &c.
1859, as follows ,s.
...t-.. civil. LIST,
Foreign intercourse and miscellaneous, $7,850,6l6
Interior Department Pensions and In
dian, - l,s4l,5
War Department, 3599, 800
Navy Department, g 1924, 479
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ABSTRACT OF DEPARTMENT REPoR IS.

Report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, Mr.
Cobb. s&4
A brief abstract of the figures Of this Report may
not be out of place, for reference.
The Government spent this last fiscal year. enun n
June so, 1857, $7o'o1S''AH
On the Civil list, ga, 53l ,929
Interior Department. 5,35S.974
War Department, 19,26l,:74
Navy Department. 12,726,So6 40 aoo roo
Public Debt, 5,943, 896-$70, s22, ":
The hudost If exnenditure for the current fiscal
ve.r to end June SO. 1858, is made, 81, 963, 05S
Actual first Quarter. $23,714, 52S
Es.;m.tes th4es.ou.rters, l24s 5so-$74 s6s, o5s
The balance in the treasury at the beginning Of
the. wear Tnlv /. was. $l7,7lO,l14
Revenue to S0th Sept, 2O,9zs,eIS
Estimated to soth june, SO, 10000
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current fiscal
$74,963,05s
$75,389,933

Total SIC, 389 9SS
This would leave $426 1915, provided the revenue is
not estimated nor the expenditure moderated;
to provide against which contingencies and to guard
the public credit the Secretary asks for authority to
employ Treasury notes, not to exceed the sum of
SIC, OO0, 900. The Customs Revenue for the first
quarter was SIS, 57S 729 The Secretary calculates
on only $50, O0O 900 for the remaining nine months
Instead of 1921, 600 900 in duable merchandise for
the year. entered for consumption (as the first quar-
ter would Indicate he looks for no more than STA
600, 900, owing to the recent revulsion The Land
and Miscellaneous revenues of the year he sets down
at So, OO6 ESQ., of which 1886 oso was realized the
first quarter.
The Public Debt was reduced on the LIST Of July
to $4,000. The Department has since purchased
s., $685. leaving the amount outstanding $25, l65'-
154.
The Department has collected anew the Rail-
way Capital and Debt of the country. These
amount in
Capital, $49l ,4S5, 90!
Debt. 1928. 664
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CATION from these tribes to the Federal capital he
paid by the Government, in order that they may
have an opportunity to be set right. Indian trust
funds have been invested in State Stocks to the
amount Of 81, 4sl ,476.
The Bureau of Pensions returns satisfactory re-
port Up TO June, 1867, total of $61 ,3l4 $40 in
money, and large donations of land, had been paid
to Revolutionary soldiers their widows. During
the past year Al 4S3 warrants for bounty land have
BEN issued, requiring to satisfy them $685., l6O
acres of public land The number of warrants is.
from the Revolutionary War to the present time is
,250-requiring CO. 704 942 acres ofland. Frauds
upon the Pension Office are numerous, and an ex-
tension of the statutory limit of two years is recom-
mended to remedy this evil. The Report states, in
detail, the condition of the public buildings Mt the
Capital. and then considers the subject Of District
Attorneys fees, concluding this branch with a rec
ommendation of increase of the attorneys salaries
equitable basis. The wagon road works have
been commenced on the routes from Fort Kearney
to Honey Lake, in California from Ell Paso to Fort
Yuma at the mouth of the Gila and from the Platte
River to the Running Water. The Mexican Boun.
dairy Commission having concluded its labors, its
maps and journals have been turned over to the De-
partment
The Patent Office reports that from Jan. to Sept
30, 1857, 1895 applications for patents were re-.
ceived, 800 caveats were filled, 2066 patents were
issued, and 2,287 applications were rejected The
receipts of this bureau for three quarters Of the wear
have been $161 AIS; expenditures. $16S, 942: ex.
cessiof expenditures 81, $40. OF the expenditures
$4,000 were made up Of fees restored to applicants
after the examination Of their cases The Secretary
censures this practice, and urges the necessity Of
making the bureau selfsustaininge The right Of ap-
peal to district Judge is also censured, and re-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-11-18
< READY Pa1 s7stem. II

AT a m1~aing of the Business Men oil
Ashland[ hefs ~ the I'd dav off Nbyom.
6 III : d;sE,E ~.
So lac s.Ia.t;aua.-upo.Jrop.
Pr0pfie'y Eef auop'tng reeaay s6hy
system the fOllqKiPg prsae3ble ane .
resolufiops we're adopted; -
/ WHEREas. Owing to. :, general expann.
Es;on tf.tbe GreditSysfam batbk in Ihs,
retail and wholesale. s, sii,ess a General
nrcs; ration Of lie knsi6ess infsrEsts Of
the country has been The 7lesbItgg re-
Ean;.a - ,s.La a. ;o-et'ee -
mnnify &C weIi ssYkstaf tba bnsinsss
men Of this place to sdopt aheT Ready
EPav system i. do adont tic follow;na
RSsolgea 5fb a. FL fssr a.
tafb dan "a NJ dts,a My sygs57sSs sy,6rt
81 oI- - ssIs IA
RTsszsSSyrk-S KIAI,:
GA - 80 -. ~. 80 80
,esSSd,sai5 Ia %nsrzhs :, RantT as -
RgSdITH Tot,sf xso win fsEs sIit9nas
sof n,a rket.b,e nroai,ae ia t9iaS dafJEy
gdeds IL. & 81 I. 53 1919 'H-
RssgssIHT6s9iWs pIedGe ourselves
I'd seIJftSs,Thr aoods at ta,, Is rac..,.tslia ss
n+g6t ems. ,1. in a-csna.,~to -oau -e.s.o-
mes to confoTm VS. >
nriSf;sfs5nf Jo;ity hnsinessIs :
xsrhsqmtsrasen REV upon, tI1osnat.-
ronata oE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We;
fol + "a be onr 33ttY ~ nesti fartLa'bS
re,soas vbici, 113n.psS iiM3s1pos aaons.
tie Re.dy Paws ysaem. #
1skt3hEia et4t; bns IA fndyeb,se onr
-TSaLfT. ~ q nc = FT
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In Oct- 2Otn, OF 1yPnO ID re
yer. JOHN KIRKTON in the cot
year of-his=
BY the death 6fsJoFS, a<largarvaoan
ley has ben anhdedn the fappiysgii0l
lkhat eaylhcapnotsf1 as he gasa d
spuch promiseatol his parents, .Ee, befpi
the yodhgessaT Fhes deceased was a
young mau much esteemed in the com
pnnify, aswaaSat5esfea by ana1usugay
large number of all ages, especially s OF
the yioSdfhs MO followed his remains &c
aa II regnrd.soatbs asabaeivias,stGs,R sgghs
Literary Society appointed a Committee
Resolutions, who spresanted zths
bfollowipg,Whichw were npanimopsty hdopi
tied ats dtheit meeting, NoyA13. Where
has, L. hath pleased Him who adoeth all
things we'll" to remepefrom our number
JOHN IkKToN,s n active member, o.
kour Society: therefore, as a tribute
of respect TO the memory Of the de-
pceased. .yssl
Be r. so4Ted,J That in thetdeeth of
our lyoaugnfrieHd aud companiep,r We
have sustained a great loss whichanot
eSly brings SORROW 'togour society," but
rs the whole !communityH Il
Resolved, That We deeply sympathise
with the family our dspafteds friend
in their affection, and mourn with them
that wAiIsrthsy have -iost.a near and
dearsrefativeSswe have alostza loved and
Js6ciabie ccomapaini6in9, is .a..g - 5-s go q, :. " a. =,
Resolved, aGhatweswll]eng cherish
othe memory, of our departed FREUD,
whose es unable qualities endears5him
ITO his associates f7I IS 7sss'1eEz' s1ssy
y ReseiVed's That n copy zof 5hese Res
olutions, be sent e the bereavedfamily
one placed an therseopds ofties Society,
and-stfatbas copyabeisent'- to'sthe rcoae-
by papers for publiea tioaa1 zlA.31x1' "a ~
WIN eiCRtSF as'd ssaa 2dtasa.ssa i7lo-I
JACKSON P0AGsaI Committee
S. Saastisih has aie'
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GLASS WARE-TabIe Glass Ware of ev-
Arery style and pattern, Fruit and Preserve
Dishes, Terfenes, Sugar Bowls, Pitchers, Cream
Cups MofassesC Cans. Vinegar Craets, Peppers,
Mustards, Salts, Egg Cups, Jellies. Tumblers,
Goblets, Wine Glasses; Spoon Holders, Butter
Plates and Decanters- Also, Druggists Glass
Ware and Shop Furniture of every description.
Tincture Bottles, Jars,-Bottles and Walls of all
sizes and shapes, Fannels, Mortars, Bird
Founts and Seed Cups, Glass Lamps of every
variety, Lamp Globes and Ohimhfeys.Th b
largest and best assortments of Glass Ware ey-
er offered In Ashland, for sale by .5Giit4
l1tf ROLLA Il. CHUBB.
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spEE See advertisement of DR. Crane,
pslGzI4fsf 8 aT II Y .fPjJTY.Yll
E%Me die nndarsirned hareeI

E@ We the spdersigeed, agTee to
Lcfose u several places of business from
morning euntii5two O'CLOCK, PgM aop
Thursday the goth daygQf November,
being the day sstapart by the Governor
of Ohio as a day Of Thq6kEgFfna III
4 t. 6. BdshneIf 4 Co, J. wasson &
Stubs, Foppine& 9rall, % ssmps
sci, z. Greencwald. E. W. Waliack, NJ.
S. Campbell, Wa. Ralst9n,, " Wa ss5a
4. r. GOoafeHoW, wills & CD, B.&
r.. Freerss1Gyy& Knob, CIR Dem!
Roller 81 Howard, jar. fsduiresas1s
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DOVER. N. H.. Feb. 9, 1857.

I - - DOVER. N. h. Feb.2, 1857.
PROF. O. J, WOOD q Within .
few days we have received SO many orders and
calls for Prof. OIL. Woods Hair Restorative, that
to day we were compe He'd TO send to BOSTON for =
uuantity, dhe 6 dozen gu for " arded all being Sold
rE bottle zoe haze sold seems 70 hags Pr0dESed fhre6
or Jonr neg esStoMers, and the appreciation and
n.tronspe it receives from the most substaDIigI
and worthy citizens Of our %viefnity. iully convin<
cesu us that it is a MOST
TON.
'sendus as soon as may be one gross of 81 sizes
and one dozen 80 size; and believe us yours very
respeetfully. (signedf DAN'L LATHROP & Coz
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GEORGE W. NAM
SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM.
= AGardiner, Maine, june %. 1855.

= Gardiner, Maine, june %, 1855.
+ PROF. OIL EOOD-Dear Sir. l have usedt~0
bottles Of Professor Woods Hair RestoraiVes
and can truly say it is the greatest discovery OF
the age for resturing and changing the Hair Be-
fore using it l. was. q man. OF seventy MY helR
has now attainedits original color. F0f can re-
commend it 10 the " or ID, without the least fear,
aslmy case was one OF the worst kind.
- - fF1f~ - Yours Respectfully,
y N.MURPHY.
D. I.wooD & CO., Pfoprletors 3le BfoAdwsyt
New YORK, lin the great n. wire Railing Es-
nd sold by all good Druggists.
Ort Isth 1877. ra =. -7 -9 aa Smile 44F
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% . #4I AAlL
New York Market,
= sEwsY eRK 7Noy,i4


,FEoar-GMafketr Ba10cT lewer, with
very gdndgdemfhd Aalesl9Ooo bbls 4,So.
a4.95 s1psgs;a.s and rs siernar5i5,20
4xtrastaea Ss5qT gan. 70 MD extra
western; Canada lowei; Sac, 65 common
"a e691iisassi a d 1tffSa ni ;Ioyo Ssaq 1onaho ~
live Btpo arsdpll Iu n4il,it essf. 4 q ~
faNInedt zduictdnod llDqbangedisJsales
t5eoeobHshefs tf06 NH, clubs +ae. white
Ippdl isspssyWlhiitag gtiY oisgisd $50.
iaRgehemiDsr las, 75al6ni Is 1sis bot ., as i,
Barley guief.gsgod ,yss ysm sW .sIrl
gGofh bet ter sales. 2O0o bhsse Is Imixed1
sJsf sfS94aaSf9i bGs s3ggaJTsus 5sOmsIol tn
fS2h5tt Snls ilsdT ,.sbsIs, sissstodw sdf n
| sQSts6aabsand nDehanngsd,sdtgf1s saa Ell
.zPnok steaagaats7a9, 62aI9,7 rs mtss;s16c
PD5fTtfsrlpfi nse sIeT IA sHhssb etnEGalsK
Bsse5f ddiesg and Hlhaethshgsd!as ,~sTawb1aE
Lad slsaaags sdi 10 s tsass Siis
sd3hhteraand Gheese--dgoorinFd4 nj an
WbfsksMsales 900 Bhis at 33,1al bGuo
s.SEoIasasR W sihafdlyd Know When Ne
baye had sgsh an afIiiYey stock market,
hbdsnchGaerise inh price sas. this MORN
nS,,ADdHevery description, Y without atxs
sc5eittiou, is active and Higher. ID yan i'Hi
Money IS getting e ihlE:ya,apd g6oaaa,,
secu aieies are filed at 7 per cent on call.
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Hickory Grove, St. Charles co5Me

Nov. 10, 1856.
Is PROF. O. j. MOoD-Dear Sir: some time last
summer we were induced to use some OF your Hair
Restorative We, and its efe cts were so wonder fplthaE
we feel it our duty to you and the AFFLICTED, to re-
port it. 81 t1
our little sons headlad for some time been per-
fectIy covered with sores, and some called it seald
lead. The hair almost entirely Came on neon
sequence. when airien nd, seeing his suteripgs, al.
yisedus 10 use your Restorative, we did SO with
iitlIe hope OF success, but, to our surprise, and
tbst OF all our friends, a very few aPplicatfons
removed the disease entirely, and q new and
Inxuriant crop of hair soon started out. and we
can now say that our boy, has as healthy a SCALP
and as Iuxuriant . crop of hair as amy other child.
We can therefore, n nj do hereby FOUR.
Restorative, as a perfect remedy for al diseases
OF the scalp and hair. We areyyours resPectfullyy
GEoRGE W RlGGINBOTAAM,
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Home Enterprise.

Sustain those who Sustain You !
pHE undersigned having purchased entirely
new stock Except his Teams, Which every.
Hbody who has ever travelled with him Knows is
LAS good as ney sa1spfe eaTedJfo Hrsismitspass
sengers to and from Ashland and .Mansi6ld In as
Ceopnfortaele coIditienis andTan, ssfayoLable feIms.
have ever bsen IN he most N'fusirtimes."
81 his line connects Observation-Disclosures trains on
sthe Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne Sc Chioogo0 Ratt Road.
and also with tlains en- the Mansfield zsandpsky
city and Newark Rail Road
Leave Sampse, House. Ashland al Il ofe4ocis,fA.
NJ. arrive at Mansheld al lot O'Glotk,s AEnasits
Leave North american House, Mansfield sat n
% c lOck, p. NJ, (aIter arrival of the Northern
train from 81 ndusky,J and arrive at AshIsnd atG
Pm. sj+.T5sr.
EAPRESS sIaltS
And OTHER packegcs, carried, as Glvays hcrEtcfors,
at a reasonS able fec0nIpe nse.--4 .a9H"
BLEW NIcCAULEY, Proprietor! !
y Ashland srfov. ii, 1855. ssrf -gh
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-11-18
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