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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
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,!Sn bfns s9rpben Stdbten ipirb- bic 9lr<
bGtr 70 fofdrint:es ipenigltcns, nit jebem
Sage ipellsers ipnSsn Sic Splse III, bae
cs, tSglid mebr arbeitSlpie nnb ipmit
natiirlid, aud mrbr Srpblpfe sibt.-
Die ,,yleusrrf Sribune' bittrt nun fol-
ibe, bic IN ienrr Statt ait6er 9e16dftis
9ung fnb, fi6 ia6 benz Snncrn brs
&anbes, unb Defenders na6 YennIYlSa>
l,icn rnb benz &eiten ;u brScben-unb
Yrrlihert tabei,. bae bier 70 mic in ben
iptltliGsm Staaten mod 9lrbeit Ssnug
fei. r gBaS bic Ierbdltniee in bcm We>
ften fnb, fbnntii mir, nibt geiiun brur>
tbcifcu--irenit man aber ,bsbenft, bab
bort 3a allen 9eiten bas Ge!b rar it,
70 slauben mir beitimmt, bab jenes bic
Itste &idtuna iein fpllte no 9lrbriter
fidl Bin :beseten fpHterb benn li9er 1T
bort bas 6elb NOD rarrr atS in BEN Bit>
Ehett Stanten. =. Waa- Ys,inblsanicn
al,bcttiTt, 70 iiab pir SSllis iibcr3eust
baB 9stahte 9trbeiter iii6t brDer tbun
ipiirten ais aud lit Rsityprf. Sr. Gree
Is iaeint freilid eS gaze sielt Saliern
biz 9ernr iplde 9lrbeitrr aufnebnten ittp
ibitet fir eiren 9erinselt Scbn, pber
ipfnm aud bas ,tidt, bod fir 9eftiti<
Suns 9frbeit seben tpiirben. Sc lit pabr,
fplbe Baucrn bat Cs-bp1 biefc leben
cS ais ibre 9Hi9t an, bic Slrbriter ibrer
risensn Na6barf6aft aui biefe @eile ;u
bfi9dftisfn. llnIert 8auern iinb &C,
nip gait3 liberal, unb 9cbrn eS nidt
grrne 81 bab irsenb Semanb 6unser
lethen fpll-ba aber unierc llmSescnb
ftetS nit seipibem 6elintrl iibrrlaufen
ill., iprlhes pprsitt 9trbrit Su iiden,
iprlbrS@aber: feline s(rbett Serlan9t unb
aud ME 8rpb BAT, fpnbrrn nur 70
Ianse su Serbleiben piinfdt bis lib eli
i,e 0elegenbeit barbietet um rttpas ltebs
len ;u ftnne,t fp piirbe rs sctpib i9wer
balten fir irgenb einen unbefannten Dir
better SeIbdftisuns gu rrbaltcn-inas
CT aud INNER 70 ebrlih unb bebiirftig
frin ais or nur pia. 0erabe bebpeseil
nun slauben mir beltimn,t, bab rs nidt
ipriie fir irsenb einen 9lrbeiter it, feline
0r9enb, ipS CT effanut 1T, gu Yrrla6rn,
benn tpenn er nii6tern, fribis unb ebr>
lid lit; 70 bat CT feinen Sunsertpb ;t
befiir1ten-,tnb iplite CT tpirfli6 llrias
DIE 81 iplhen gefirbtungen baben, 70
IL rs bod setpib cbenfallS mebr als
tpabrfdeinlid, bab er Irin 9(usfpmmen
I'll, Der gretnbr fitb an6 liibt Strbienrn
'fanit-rber cine GeleSenbeit befpmmrn
ipirb baBelbe ;lt berbienen. Sd, infer
saufridtise 8atb 1T +: Gs bleibe Gin jeber
i9lrbeiter mo- or lit, bis CT rinen GOntraft
fir Qrbeit an einem anbern Srt 9ema6t
bat. Sefpnbera aber iplltcn bic 9lrbeis
ter BON 9cusprf ni6t baran bsnfen jrnr
lStabt ;u serlaGeL bcm man bat ia ba
cine bempfratiIae Stabt 9tssieruns-
unb pa es cine ausscmahte Sadie 1T,
bae bicie briidenbrn itnb arbritslpier
t3eitrn burd baS ihle6te Nesisren brr
Solo Srfp 9artbei berbei sefiibrt NOR,
ben filb, ,-~fp wirb man lirb tr6 aud
i,an alff bic Gemterbaltcr mb 9lnban.
:, srr iener Yartbei ,perlaecn ftnnet Saf
.;iie setpib .,lientanb' ncrbunsern laErn
fcnbera I'M Gesentbril allen bic nbtbisl
slrbeit Su ibrer Selbferbaltuns Ipipi,
bic Grnabrilns ibrer Samilirn sufpm.
men laeen iperten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
Iicbcrcicn.

gSis bic ,,Scrts Gauntp YrrB" beri6tet, pur.
ben pprlebte sSp&e fplsrnps flrne Sansinsrreien
in 8eabtns perutt
Ginm Sausrn, Ter nit sinem g8dem prlI
Narttia6tn In bic Stabt scfcmmtn mar unb 70.
wcbl sur Sswa6uns leinss gissntbums als 3ur
Griparuns brs S6lafsslpsS in Ieinrm 8asen
i6lirf, purben i'm Sdlafc Gin paar iaii aans neue
Stiefeln bon ben 6dBen Ss0Ublen.
Gin anbrrer Bauer, Der nit elmer 9acuna Jeraut
mad Dem Marfte fam, rinise Stunben Dor bem
Infanae ccs Wdrftes, brnubte bic miieiae 3eit ,u
einem fleincn S6ldfdm in isincm Basen, w6b.
renb rem Elm eanafinser bic Gelssrnbeit tenuBte
uno cine ansabt &rauttSpie inter ibm wesliibiB.
te.
gtm Scrlebtsn Samilas Wcrsrn, ais BilIiam
gSaltsrs, Der lid Elm 9aar neuc StefcIn uno sin
9aar tIene Sdube setauft bate, aui prm 6eim.
we9e mar, rurre CT AM Cd Der 6. uno Sinae.
maniiraBs BON brci Srrlsn, glamens Om. Srapcr,
Nleranber Sriceaam unp ecpi Strunf, nnsetals
ten. Sripesam F5urirte ais GcnlabrI uno Der.
baftete SBalters, unb pibreno CT ibn arfanasn
belt, ariffen bic briben 9lnprrn mad ben Stieieln
unc Sdsuten unb ma6ten lif bdmit aus DEM
Stdute. Die orsi Buri6rn pllrbcn am Olcntaa
Wcrsen Serbdftet unb Waycr S4wdrb sat tbnen
anpeiiunscn fiir freieS Gurticr i'm Iaurrn apfel.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
ein Sebn pen frinem pater erld,secn

Der Saristura 6eralb meIpet. taB rin iuna,r
Ndnn, Ndmene gRillidm Gcrper, am 5reitua pcr
a6t Sa9rn sufdQis srn fsinsm 9attr riGrbn
purce, ais iic in rer Hafba,iGuft rcn srwis.
taun, ga, auf Der Saab rarsn. SO rtslltt.
oab Der Batter nod sinrm 5aianen rtiGcecn bat.
te. uno bab rins Der SGrrts abprallts unb rem
Sctn In pas 9Iuss traf. prn mo. ws man alautt,
es in icin G'cbirn einprara unp isnsn Srb tsi-
nate ausentIidlit Seruriaftt. Ter 0atsr uno
Ssr Scbn wchnten Dor einisrn Sabrsn ouf elmer
Sniel in Der Susauebanna, unterbalt 5drrietura.
no rsr Batter i6 ben 9tuf rrrarb. boe or ru trlie
gpilpsnten. Sbiib in Der G,easnb, mar, .,,,.,s
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18

B9-Man6e 5rtunbr srbm ssrIOrsn bur& I'm.
sritise Spdbe-SsrIiere Iiftg beinsn trfn Spab
ais prinsn tsntn 5rtunb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18

s6- -Das Gissnttum Css gGaFesntsn Der yrnnI
fpIuanta Sant in philadelphia. dbOmas aIibpns,
II nit StiHlas tslsst wcrben, weil sr isne 8aul
UNI ;pemaltunpnttauIen 1taler bstrosfn babu
Gcl. Srrr NlIitons IN stssuwdrtis IN europa.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18

16- Die urIa&e, rparum sin 0nf& sen Cob
fiirhtet Iiest riens oarin, neil isin @rrtsn nod
NIT unpersebeHrn Siinben beIabsn IN, unb stpeis
tens barin, neil isin 5trs nod an Dem unb Sc.
mem IN Der gDeIt tdnst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
Niren.

Das Sotnstaun ,,GGo" 1ast, IS Isirn Isit ei.
nissn g8c&en In Der @estnb mebr Barren asIcboI.
isn perosn. oils ismaIs ;upcr. Die Seliitn line
gar Mot i3eu unS passn i4 oft gang nabs an
bic SaurnbdHltr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18

GFDit Sdte In philadelphia bisltsn Isbte
sDc6e SsrfGmmIunssn unS srtIartn R6 farf se.
Ssu bic 8reet 9ampftadere.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18

f7attiralilrtc uno einaeborne Burger
Der 5tset t7epsQerF.
SIM Sabre 1855 belief FG bas gctum In ber
-Stabt gisp.y .yort auf $4,000 Silmmen, pppcn
as 500 pcn natlIralilirtrn uue AZ 900 bon Gin.
aebprnsn 8lrsrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18

0T Die NOrmcnsn rllfen R&, bic asasn bic
SaIJiesaa6t anriidsnbm ger. Stanten 3ruppsn
INIT tttpafnsisr 3anb gu snpfanSeR.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Scr enistn Sasen bssos, gu SaSIstcn, elm eben
erlt nerbeiratbftes ebepaar Gin nears 5aus, eas
nod niGt aussftrcdnet mar lie testen bas 3ims
uisr tinb tsgaben iid gu S;tt, na@ptm ie Stirn
uno s5enffer felf Serf9lclIsn battsn. Der Batter
oss Wannts. peIGsr in bsmlelben Saule, absr In
snen unSeteijtcn 3nmsr srIGlafrn Eatts, fiibtts
lth am anbersn Ofcrsm unipobl unb fino, ais
CT in has 3hnHer Der iunsrn Gtslsute trat, fsinsn
Sobn tcet ute eine SHwicserto6tsr benz Gupe
nabr. Den Semdbunssr sinss Idnea berteae.
bcItrn arstes selans rs, bic 6rau su rstten.
Gin anbrrfr llnfaa. tei bem msbrrt Meniden
itr eetsn Serlpren, pallirte am 2. 9lrpemtrr an
rrmieltcn Srte. Der DampffsTrI elmer ectcmo.
tipr. weI6e einrn f6psrrn Bug bic anfeisenbs
Sabn btnauf;cg. srplcbirte. Die erfpnictise
puroe 8 bic 10 5uB stbcben uno BON Der 8abn
sel6leuert. Der Snssnisur slnbreas DibeI
uno Der Seiber 5tpnaS Siter purpen 80 bic 40
Jub bod in bic suft ssiaIsuptr, uno auf Der
Stele 9stSbtst. -.... ....
3pei Srenitr, bic beI&ditist parer, Sanb auf
oiHShirnen 30 Itreurn, ipurorn our6 bas aus benz
SsHd iirSmrnee fcGcnbe 0alIer uno .bur6 bic
bsiBen gBaHereampfe i6rdli& perbribt Giner
bon tbnen ftarb ncd an cemlelben @tenb, nahs
Dem CT 9rablide S6nrrSen ausseGtanben bate,
unb Der anesre IN tbsnfaas 70 srtebliG psrlebt,
oae ss ;wtifelbaft II, Of CT rirpsr auitpmmen
pirb. ia
Sei Der Grplciicn trurtsn trrnnsnbe Wdteria
lien mad allsn 8ittunssn ssl6lcuesrt lnb met,
rrre Bctntduier, Stdlls unb Gtcbrs ssrIetben in
Sranc ss gelanS aber ben IGncq bcrbsicttrnren
WannIhaften, ras 5surr Su lSldsn, nod rbe Gin
erbeblthtr S6aeen angerihtet mar.
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Eli SHUTS In Partition

VS.. III ASnIanu county
PURSUANT to the command of an Order
l. of Sale in Partition, duly issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Ashland County,
dated October II, 1857, and to me directed,
will sell at public auction at the door of the
Court House in said Ashland county, on
The 21st day Of Norcn1be1, A. .. 1857,
between the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ. and foul
O'Clock z. NJ. of said day the following describ-
ed Real Estate. to-wit: Situate in the Town
ship of Perry, County of Ashland and State
of Ohio, bounded and described as follows
Being the northeast quarter OF Section Mum
Der three (3), in Township Number twenty
two (22), Range Number fifteen (l5). contain
ing one hundred and siXty-four acres of land
more or less; excepting certain lots in the vii.
lage of Lafayette, and the Meeting House and
graveyard lot owned by the Albright Church.
as have heretofore been sold by William Ham
ilton in his lifetime, with the appuftenances
thereto belonging; being the same premises
decided by Daniel Eshelman and wife, Alex
andcr Hamilton and wife, and Jacob Poormau
and wife, TO Charles SluLts.
Also. the following described premises, sit
uate in the Township of Perry, County o!
Ashland and State of Ohio, bounded and de-
scribed as follows; Being tho northwest quar-
Ter of Section Number two (2), Township
Number twenty-five (22), Range fifteen QA),
containing one hundied and sixty acres, more
or less, with the app~urtenances thereto belong
ing: being the same premises decided by Dan
iel Eshelman and wife, and Alexander Hamil-
ton and wife, to Charles SHUTS. The north
east quarter above described appraised at
Sc, 400 90. The northwest quarter above de-
scribed at 81, 490 90.
Terms of sale-One third of the purchase
money cash in hand on the day of sale; one
third in one year, and the residue in two years
from the day. of sale; deferred payments Sc
cured BY mortgage on the premises.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
October 30, 1857. 5w20 pf$7.5O
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The Law of NeWspapers.

1. Subscribers who do not give express no
tice to the contrary, are considered as wishing
tocontinue their subscriptions.
IL. If subscribers order the discontinuanc
of their papers, the publisher may continue to
send them until arrearages are paid.
III. If subscribers refuse to take or neglect
to take their papers from the office to which
they are directed, they are he'd responsible till
they have settled the bill and ordered the pa
per discontinued
". If subscribers move to other places with
out informing the publisher. and the papers
are sent to the former direction, they are held
responsible.
to take a paper from the Office is rRlNA FAciE
evidence of Intentional fraud.
VI. The United States Courts have repeat
edly decided that a Postmaster who neglects
to perform his duty of giving seasohable no
tice, as required 10y the Post office Department
of the neglect of a person to take from the OF
fee newspapers addressed TO him. renders the
Postmaster liable to the publisher for The sub
scription price.
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Il Dreary and sad as have been
the last few days: desolate and bleak as
has been the aspect of Nature: yet sad
der than all this was the intelligence
which reached here on Sabbath morning
last, of the death of Miss CALL1E CnA-
PIN. A few weeks since she left home,
friends, and the companions of her child
hood, for a brief residence in the distant
West. She spent nearly all her life 10
our midst, and we know of no one around
whom moro or stronger ties of friendship
had been twined, or whose loss would be
more deeply regretted than is that of
C.111E. 1t seems hard that one so
Young and with SO bright promise of
happiness: one SO admired and so loved,
should be thus suddenly stricken down
by the %unspariug hand of the Destroyer
But all must bow submissively to the
will of Him Z" who doeth all things WE'LL"
That SILK Flag ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mass Meeting at
A delegation from the Democracy of
Orange, in pursuance of notice, met a
number of their Democratic brethren
from other portions of the county, at
Ashland, on Monday, the Goth instant,
and, after an examination of the returns
of the several Townships, the Silk Flag
which Old Grange, as the banner Town
ship, won at the election of 1856, was
awarded to Lake Township, under the
proposition of the Orange Democracy.
to present the banner to that Township
which should give the largest proper
tionate Democratic gain, and the clean
est voting, as compared with the returns
of 1856.
In accordance with this decision, the
Democracy of Orange propose to their
Democratic brethren of all parts of .hc
county, to meet in Mass Convention at
the village of Orange, on Friday, the
18th day of November, 1857, at 5
O'Clock, P. NJ, upon which occasion the
Flag will be presented to a delegation
authorized by the Democracy of Lake
to receive it.
We hope there will be a general at
tendance Of our Democratic brett rs1
throughout the county.
BY order of the Democracy Of
OLD ORANGE.
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AdVert:siug.

Some men advertise for a short time
after they commence business, and think
that is sufficient; others intermit adver-
Using after they have established flour
ishing business by its aid. This is n
mistake. From the moment . house
ceases to advertise, however large It's
reputation AID standing, it begins 10 do-
cline. The changes are SO rapid in this
country, the public mind is SO constant
ly occupied by new applicants for its ia
vor aud attention, that to be out of thc
papers where every body seeks for infor-
nation on every subject, is to be forgot
ten. The press is daily more aud more
becoming a necessity, aud its useful
ness as an advertising medium is con-
stantly increasing. No man is wise or
just to himself, who undertakes to DO
business without availing himself Of it's
advantag. s.-1lanSfcM HeruIM.
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Cleveland Market.
HERALp OFFICE, Oct. q

HERALD OFFICE, Oct. q.
FLOUR-Sales 100 bbls various ex-
ira brands at Sc, and so bbls at 81 rs.
WHEAT-Sales l car load white
Ohio at Sl,03 from track, l do red at
100000, | do red at Csc, l do Indiana
white at 81 .06 and 800 bus Kentucky
white at S1,l3.
CORN car load at SAC fr track.
BUTTER-Sale of ha,f a ton a Ice
We quote central Ohio at 14@I5c, and
W r at I6@17e
CHEESE Sale Of 500 lbs. at &c.
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our DevII gets inspired.

e The apprentice and the "dcvil''
of the Union Office were sitting costly in
the sanctum of tie "Editor- chief, y
raking advantage Of his absence by look
ing wise, reading the exchanges and
smoking cigars that cost the same as the
Fair Visitor on the last day of fair,
when along came his Satanic Majesty of
the Times Office, and threw a copy Of
the TERlss, fresh from the press, upon
the table. They opened it and present
ly discovered the piece of poetry upon
the second page of that paper. They
read it. They suddenly became in
spired and Immediately after adjusting
a "poor mans plaster" to the back of
their neeks, to aid in drawing the smoke
through their cigars, the apprentice in
dited while the devil" dictated the fol
lowing:
Reflections"
wcIghtEbus RcsIcctIonabus. CLGtin.j
TO BE READ SLOWLY AND soLENALY.
Tho day so %evcntful had roll-rD around,
A day full of wonder, as afterwards found.
A day that will ever in history stand,
And as long as this world stays on lis pegs.
will be pointed at by a bigB-
1t was not in the storm or the SHINE ofthe hour,
That caused such bright laurels around it TO
lower,
H. Ill
Neither, Icannot now say without referring to
the almanac or asking the author.
(ExPLANAr1oN.-Not the author of the Wealth.
ER, but the author of "Weighty Reflections
As have before said, tie day had rolled round,
When some youthful prodigy might have
been found,
With fools-cap or letter paper laying on stand
Writing roetry for the Ashland Times about
Mary and Eli, all with his hand.
Ny mind sometimes dwells en- that solemn
hour,
And this is the "weighty" part THAT makes
me feel sour,
To think it so often proves to be true,
That young folks that are so smart as to
write such nice poetry for the papers this
beautiful world so soon get through.
For many there were. once as bright as is he.
Whose Yictuals and stomach did not well
agree,
Who thereupon sickencd and down then did
lay,
And HEN if the doctor did not cure them with
dose of physic they sometimes died in
"less than a day"
And now my dear friend that writes for the
Times,
Take good advice cen if given in rhymes,
First try to write SENSE and failing in this,
Then to write such poetry as that headed
"Weighty Reflections will not be atniss.
For a-few. more such efforts might weaken your
nerves
And such wEfesry reflections be worse than
preserves
For your elicate.fra4qe "deep for bodiogs"
might drive
% the brink of despair, ana Tempt you 10 run
to the creek or some mud hqls or mill-dam
and take q small dive.
THAT light buoyant hearI mlShS us Pate+p.DJ
grief
And The dear tickle Eli not come to yOnr re-
Lief,
,AppreEties suggested that this liRe wss not
qsits Iis6t.bqt devil" said it was s:pOetie.l il
cense."1
Then grim death might come round and your
life f'o'er blot"
And then go down into q premature grave ard
rot and be forgot might. be your lot.
. At this tremendous effort at rhythm.
both the iaditer and the dictator col
lapsed.
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DIR. PHILLIPS,

PhysicIah and Uterine P~atErolo9isI.
HAVlSGIocated in Mansfield, W Guild respect
l1fully inform the Females OF AshlaDda ldNici
lily, that he VIII hereafter visit Ashland once a
month, and spend the first week of each month
with them in the treatment of those diseases Incl
dent to the female system. We practice the French
Instrumental, diagnosis and treatmeht OF utcrino
diseases and feel confident from the pnriyalled sue
cess with which our fabors hSve been ero% ned. in
many ofthe Eastern, as well. asthe Westernc'ties.
that we will be able to relieve MANY that are suf-
fering from those functional 1erangeaaeHts and die
placements Of the atcru$; IsHeorrhsH, aaaenRrThsa.
dysmsnhorrkea nehOrrhdgia, pr5hdpsTs, afte1er-
sioa, rs;r0DersiOH, reir6feeti0R. dektenetfit.S eArO-
mic ~aetritis, internal m~erifis. or any otherdiseasd
incident to The female system. The following per-
sons can be .referrcd to, Albany. N. ". Rev
Smith, Mrs. L.. Smith, Hon. Judge Hnsting, Mrs
MS Hasting.
b Syracuse N. Y.Mr. b. Spraguc- promietorofthe
Brentual Hotel, Mrs. a. Sprague; Mr. and Mrs. Fan.
cling.
Rochester N. Y, Rev, H. NJ. Robertson. Mrs. C
Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs. McClain, J. P. SemeIf
and Mrs. s: 4. seIaeTet -
-~-f f ~- at
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-28
LOCAL COLUMN.
JOHN J. JACoBs,----Eaitor
ASHLAND, O., OCT. IS, 1857.
Annrentice Wanted.

An active, Intelligent boy, aged l6 or
II years, of good habits and morals,
can find a situation as an apprentice to
the printing business, by making imme
date application at this Office.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-28

CHOICE FAMILY GRoCERIEs.-Teas,
" Coffee, Extract of Coffee, Chocolate, Su-
gars, Molasses, Syrup, Rice, Starch, Pepper,
Spice, Gloves. Cinnamon, Mace, Nutmegs, Gin
ger, Mustard, Pepper Sauce, Salad Oil, Con-
dictionaries, Foreign Fruits, Dates, Figs,
Prunes, Raisins, Currants, Citrons, Tamarinds,
Conserve of Roses, and all the various flavor
ing extracts for cooking, Saleratus and Cider
Vinegar. The above articles are of the best
quality and at the LOWEST PRICES; for sale at
The Ashland County Drug Store, by
l1tf ROLLA H, CHUBB.
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RUEEsEO v1AHKEr.

Buffalo, Oct Der %.
FLCUR--Dull;
WHEAT--Active and steady; sales
10, 900 bus at Gle for Chicago spring
83c for Mil club, 81 for white Ind.
CORN-StcadJ; sales 5000 bus SIC.
OATS--Firmer. 1000 bus at 35@
354c.
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These examinations will at ten
o'clock A M, and close at four O'Clock P. NJ.
No applicant will be admitted after twelve NJ.
Written testimonials of good moral character,
signed by at least two responsible persons, will
be required, which testimonials will be kept
on file. No certificate can be ante-dated. No
private examinations will BE- held.
S. M. BARBER,
Clerk of Board Of Examiners.
Ashlandi Dec: III 1856 2S-ly.
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THE
GREAT BEAUTlF EER

SO tONQ UNsUCCEssFULLY SOUGHT.
. o 81 ID a II La s y 8
TOR IT RESTORES PERMANENTLY RAY
l. HAIR to its original color; covers luxuriautly
the bald head; removes all dandrur, itching and
all scroiuIa, scald head aud all eruptious; makes
the hair soft, healthy and glossy; and will pre-
serve il to any Imaginable age; removes, as If by
magic. all blotchcs, &c, from the face. and cures
all neuralgia and nervous head ache. Sec circular
aud the following.
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DOVER. n. H.. Feb. 9, 1857.
PROF. o. J. WOOD & CO.-Gents: Within a
few days we have received so many orders and
calls for Prof. o.. Woods Hair Restorative, that
to day we were compelled to send to Boston for a
quantity ,(he 6 dozen youforwardedal all being sOld)
while we might order a quantity from you. Ere
ry 6ettfs rcc hare sold seems to hare produced three
Or four HeU customers, and the appreciation and
patronage it receives from the most substantial
and worthy citizens of four vicinity, FUZZY convin-
ccs US that it is \ MOST
TON.
Send us as soon as may be one gross of 81 size;
and one dozen So size; and believe US yours very
respectfully. (Sisned) nAN'L & Co.
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GLASS WARE-Table Glass Ware of ev-
H;sbe cry Ts sr y ahS S,I Paerg Rnn fFI Pit ana a reserve CsepTe
Cups, Molasses Cans, Vinegar. Cruets, 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.
sizes and shapes, tunnels, MortaTs, Bird
Founts and Seed Cups, Glass Lamps of every
variety, Lamp Globes and Chimneys. The
largest and best assortments of Glass Ware ev-
or offered In Ashland, for sale by
l4tf ROLEA II. CHUBB.
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G n s RaITHIMG

II 1T G. HOOD has established
u IL. himself in the Building, on the
EA3 corner of Main and Church streets, adj
Nk joining the Post Office, where he is pre-
4t pared to manufacture and repair
Il s. &c q.
From a long experience in the business, hay
ing been come cted with some of the best estab-
lishments in the State, he can assure custom
ers tina their work will be satisfactorily done.
Ashland, April Is, 1857, 45tf