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CouI Ar La.I .

DELL 4 WAKEFIELD t4k gfeat yieasn-. In IA.
- nonneiGg 70 the badstk ata 6ertlsut,.s "A go.
knk taat thy haze Hew cpestd 10 90 street bet
Main ssa Johnson, Ia tbs tssfa uasrly seeau3fi
~ ~ y. fmeifh, It'd aTe u saAstHht ttftipt II
their large AMI seEi tsleetsd slecA II EeQts .nd
Ahpsk, 0prlsDg ali tho latest gtyila ffom al ID.
besl makers ~ Baton fhiiaaeipllaabd sew .0fk
whiah they will tshe great pressure III exhibiting
o all who may faspf thtn with a call. feeling
uhJ nj tAsi tasy can fatigfy che lasts - sbe Ia s.
Ia iidious on the maks reasonable terms tLsy re-
retfaiiy soieit stsre " Ills general patronage
H h1t .d4ya
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naa dtes aud Harness
A IL 6ahM.a

HAfIAD given ap tbs msEnfaetufe ~ HaAIlss
aud Hafa8ss ~ eH@f ths 9tupk 81 hand ai
greatly ssaaesu psess. lkats IN nsea a ash 81
tssIss wtIi Esa IL fer thes sdE#ntags g. ataIi
ths#gsjs~s VI fhitt eTs sgpaftsHlly Call "A tAisl
bsos4. he's ~s4a Eth als1 20, % Haaa at
sass74sf HEHaAhD, hAUpAIh go
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BTRYKER 4 WOOD.
Dealers In Real Estate and Land Agents

6TRYKER 4 WOOD,
Dealers In Resl Estate and Land Agents,
On I'D ~, near Fiekisn Lucss' Banking Hesss-
J. LIVINGSTON hTRyKEk, Of St. PAsl, MINI.
WILLIAM l.. WOOD, late Of New York
4 Ii descriptions Of Real Estate bought and sold
a in this city and throughout the ststs VI lows
and the Northwest.
Money invested, and TASss paid for non residents.
Careful attention given to conveyancing and ex-
amining Of Titles.
All Notarialbssincsa promptly transacted.
kRH1R PERMISSION TO
Menrs. Ford, 0orham Ford, Bankers, Keokuk
Chopin Lee,
Charles Psrsons, Esq. Banker,
Non. jacob Hosck, IT., sehshasie County. N. Y,
Hon. chas aood year, schoharie County Bank;
0sv. Willis 4. 0orman, 81. Paul, Minnesota
~ Gov. Alex. Ramsey, :" :"
Nsesrs. McKusin Rdgsrton, Bankers, st. Paul
Jos. G. \. Paige, Esq, City Bank, Albany, N. T.;
nessFs. A. N. Mcclure Co.,
Hon. Dan. s. Dickinson, Binghamton,
Non. 3. II. r. Hall, - I"
WIN. Is. Oseorne, Nank of :" !"
Hon. Zadock Pratt, Prsttsville, /"
Hon. Schuyler ColfAx. South Bend, Ind.
Hon. Robr Smith, Alien, Lis.
Cherry Valley Bank, Otsego county, N. Y.
mchJ7d
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SICK or rus AoRrIsg Loek, leo uxiox SLocx,
Main Street, X Ok uk Iowa
WhotesAie and kctati Dealers,
A RE receiving . large and general assoYtment Of
IA HARDWARE 4 hOUsEKE EPTNu WARES
10 which the Intention Of dealers and customers 10
respectfully invited.
keokuk, may3i-'s6 -dAw
HITCHCOCK 4 co.
yXTII REMOVE their stock II Hardware and
wv Housekeeping Wares u the NEW sTUkE,
80 MAIS-Sr., MAR FIFTH. about the LIST of
May. where may be found complete assortment
in their line.
We shalt haze for rent large the
ond njyr, welt ligh tei, with oanssnien n. entranes
from Main st. SIGN OF MokTIsE LOCK,
HpraI-d
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Mason's

TERMS:
For unlimited course in Double Entry Boo
Keeping, Commercial Calculations, PENN aaship P,
BE, So 90.
THE DESIGN of THis iSkTtrUrios Is
to afford young nen theoppOrtup,ty Ut qualifying
themselves fdr the duties Of the Counting House
m thorough and expeditions manner.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
will be the same ms followed by the Mercantile
Coliegeof Pennsylvania, which has been recon-
mondod by tho highest commercial authority IN
the country, rs the most eompre hensive and pr, C.
ticgi ever introduced.
PESsMASsHtp.
A n good hsndwritingis justly rega. dsd as an
indispensable requisite to good bus ness eduea
tion, unremi,ting attention will h given in this
department.
COMMERCIAL LAW EcruRKs
will be delivered by Mr. c u n Darwin, one Of the
abIes, menbefs of the Bur I'm gtoA Bar.
AN fLs6s., ~ plPIpnA
Inder the Seal OF the state College Of Pennsylya-
ma, signed ~ the fae aIty, is granted to those
woo pass a sailsi~ tory examination. This instrn.
ment Will ee To- nd passp to the confidence of
euslhrss houv in every part VI the Onion,
TAvf FOR I'LL particulars, send for circular by
mail. f0et3-daw
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
CrOCkCry ana Glass Ware.
PANNEL DOOR, SASH AND BLINDS.


A MAYO,
Ne, 25s Mechanics Block. Main street, Keoknk,
IL As just received, per steamers Fred Iron.
L l. Prairie Rose aid ThoA. swan
I,eo0 bdis tea, wrapping aud other Paper
~ crates white dining, breakfast and tea sets,
with large assortment If uranite aud other
Queens ware.
% bss Glass wHrc--fuli assortment.
l9o Kegs oaaaabsT ser Nat.s--alI sizes;
SEQ Pannel Door; go pair Window Blinds;
5000 lights Window sAah-aL sizes.
WILLOW baskets, @codeh ware, bro0ms, broom
tw<aae, c1hse sugar, teh rice, cod Lsh, mack eraI
herring, Faiss, eaFfafts, spttes, sad fun assott-
M a. OF other uTooeriss. cotton cloths. linen;
manll4aaaa lGte rope, ass rted rizes; CoMing a
Cas- iroa Pumps, with wool stalks, for cisterns
aud weils. al II when oa.rsd for sale whole
saieur retail ~ lowest figures.
4atr~Gash Paid for clean l,neu aud cotton Raps
al KINDS Of Gongtry Produce, Com Data ae
meA2s-d2m
(NBkiDslIlt> Of Literature aud the lI,,rary
\3aaraei4E illustrated, b. 30. Dfisraeli. with
eugsostiies of Amsrieaa Literature Ly aufu. "
oFssw0ld, for sale by
APsi OGDEN, DRowNELL a co.
( tdESlAks IELJ.s Letters 10 his son
~ Essay.of Ella. by CAas Lamb.
Ine Works VI CAas Lalua
Life of Gen. Marion
Isle VI nsa, uresas.
Lila ol usa. Latsyette. For sale by
apri6a e3pES, BkoNNELL L co.
l'bkkEk BELLS celebrated worAs
~ Jane Iyre,
shirley,
Niiisas; just received ly
RpfIbi OvbEN. HittjM Eli IVA
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lss Lsls street CHICAGO
Wholesale Dsslsrs and Manufactures Of
BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
flN0 upholsterefs and Furniture Dealers. We
4 have In stock our own manufactured
N0tfresses and BsddiMg IF all kinds,
Including hefeliowing goods BY the ton Or bale !:
Carried Hors Hair, Feathers, Moss, Excelsior,
Husk, Cotton, Ses 0vass, Syringe, Webbing, Twins,
BarlApss. Danssks, 0imps, Trimmings, Sc, IL.
HoseIs, GhusChes,
STEAMBOATS,,
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS,
EsrntsAed At Easfern Price,,
AND AT SH0RT TIcE.
aDrS.d3m
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~. Z. Arsyix. c.u. ALapns
WI. ~. AUSTIN 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE kOCkkS, pkoDuCE DEALRH6A
C~00AssAon Merchants.
10. leo Main street, ........-......-keehsk, Iowa
Cnn SACKS u. A. SALT, 50 DO l.. d. do. for
OOO .sie by ~A. u. AUSTIN , co.
STRAWBERRIES. Yu. ~ fresh in thsir svn js,s..
DxAcM Us, pat up frssh IN cAIs, fer sale y
dec7sd wA. II. AUSTIN AC0.
vBLLIEs. Orange, QuiHss, htraw berry, Kaspbsr-
y ~, 10, for sale BY WIN. II. AUSTIN = co.
dsezsd
DIE fRtlfs-Ionatoos, Dstnsoss, Cherries ~.
i for sal. by MN. II. AUSTIN 1 co.
1sEAs-impsriai, ssap.der. 7. j.: era DlasA.
i for sale by kA II. AUSTIN co.
~ dec1sd WIN. II. AUSTIN 4 10.
CCGAks, Crushed, Po~dersd. CLAIMED snA y o.,
~ for sale BY Nm. II. AUSTIN co.
dsc13d
4 SoLDEN syrup, sugar Houss and New 0risass
~ Aolassss, for salsby WA. H. AUSTIN ACo.
dso1Sd
RuTrEk. frsah roll, js.t received ard for sals b.
- des7Sd MN. II. AUSTIN co.
GPfKlf0as, winter strsinsd Lard Oil, bieashsA
- Whsle Oil, for sale BY WIN. II. AU6TIE AGO.
dcc23d
f0S0Y bseksts, Wooden and Willow Ware, . large
/ sssortmsssfor sale By WIN. h. AUsTIH Aco.
dse13d
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-. q. N WEx, ~. -
1hvsteta - = eavGeWA.
DMas IL Fostsoss bsilAisa, ~ stsfy, Jehnsc1.st
Eybd kEOKUk, IOWA.
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NEW ERA COOKING STOVE

FINifE above Gu, represents view Of the most
i complete aud perfect
COOKING STOVE NOW In USE I!
The Patterns are entirely new, having been made
by as this year. They are fast supplanting all 9th
er Cooking stoves in the market. The demand for
them s already great that are preparing to
malufaeture tiftyot item per day. Those wanting
that almost indispensable article, good Cooking
Stove, should remeni Der, that improvement and
progress the order Of he day, and that in
ticie IF domestic use, hes there been greater i'm
proyement, within the lBstt ten years than the
now under consideration. There fore, you will
greatly promote your interests by selecting the
''NEW ERA" COOKING STOVE,
in preference to takngup with Que of anantiquated
pattern
Ss@ For sale wholesale and retail, at our store,
No. gl Main at, kE0kUK, IOWA, where can al
ways be found The most complete and varied assort
ment of Cooking, Heating, and Palor Stoves, ever
offered in the West.
Ze6~Aso, Timers Stock Of all kinds. -ss%
W. s. MOORE BRIDGE 4 BRO
Agent. ljsnl-dyI
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lCkAM xssss1. kys~ Writes II Al srte~, s~1
~ PETER PAsisy's PepuiaI hlowrspky, fss sale 81
esd b0Dnh, Dk0NHkLL CO
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HEaI ESTATE rom SAIL.

AEtI ESTATE ron SAIL. !
a stOD smrreyed farm Of ons hundred and ak
- acres - miles from Hamilton III Also
tbe iollVaihE property, IN the town VI Iisnilteu
vhs tWV-st"sJ ifahs b9sss, nearly rev with eight
rosn9s. and g@sa basement sni cellar with fo,u
lots afro ehe.siory house With four rfo,ns ana
Ateheu, cellar and etsterDI also ans-stoty tram.
h9ss, with liteken and three lots sli located on
MtiB s.rtett siso w lots, we'll tocated and d. slra
VI, staat,oas fer building All The aha4e viii i.
fel IN accommodating terms, and At lxs. than la
he@4ss pIteSs. Inquire II
J.. J. X Li.ofD.
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new style 81 DsSs Lasss-.SNperta.
tive Stub,
lust received from New York. They sre sups
u rior 10 aay thing ever before brought to THU
fat city, for beauty, style, comfort Of AT. and
perfecti0A - every pArticalar that will add Il
tbs durability OF koots nAds on them. Thsy
we're made under the spsciai care and direction ol
one Of The oldest sAd most sseesssfuI bso, maker,
In New York city.
When yea sfs 1t ieisurs, call In at 3. A
DUKES nhet Ssop. No. 80, and see them.
Apr2s-d
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noo..us, Assrmna. MOONS.

LsAeJuBAslb ~ the l,bsrai patropsgs tsesl, d
- aHyitE tas past ~tnief, wilt coatinae h. Flss
snAa atiiahf q dancing dutBng the snsuing ssssau
! hsss tslaess'i g. aeksnAy's Hail. 10 fitib !,
h"ssse Man ahJ 99lRagR. I4fAnse 90 PIN
street.
AftW tsestsa1s 81 sAy t3sDs fAFijss svast BAT
@'M@8 slfEtseva Jas HVbUEhm
gEfA i
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NOTICE.
|vIsIIE aadssstSasd hsss this day entered into >
! eopsstassship, for The purpose ef csrrytnG -
shs miliing sssiAsss In the city vi Ksskak, aaasr
the nrm " Ooismaa feats.
April 4, 1857. ~ 4. COlk AAN,
apil.atw mDMA NJ A. root
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(N9PllNG BOOKS; 3Ue, 5tt zee a.aytg l.a,s,
= u "a iii bsok fal bJ4hd 1T
Z. H Dol BLEDAf WILSON'S,
sasAfS~l sgaaut.st near Nj,
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seating NaN.
ARth 80 Tor racSages, also fancy wax Of
~ al kinds, al
I. =. DOUBLEDAY B WILSON'S,
mahls Second ST., ueai Main.
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..ssMAlla. 4n0. .. ~
GONNA 8LE, 4 SnYTn,
WHOLESALE GROCRRE,

MERCHANTS,
Hes. 81 and -, Lsvss, opposite stsAntesa Landing
KE0KuK, IOWA.
uTD are now in Yssaipt 81 iA1gs sstak q goods
w 10 our lins fer vixTnE TRADE, - which Aks A.
ssaIon Ut CASE cussonEss Or pnonsf sInK BuYkas
10 solicited. Oar stesk IL partly comprised Of Ne
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apps measures,
lSE Han1ted !eef .HHg, fur sale very al Aa a
"a PIT BLtbAI s WILSON,
EA.Ai3 &greEH.tt Ns.y Mir
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CARD.

HAVING sold the Eagle Clothing Store 10 Mr..
Ii l.. b. Maltby, take pleasure In recommending
him TO my old customers and the public generally,
., in every way worthy Of their custom and good
will.
hAvsleft my books and accounts with Mr.. wH.
vincil. and earnestly request all persons indsbtaA
TO csii and settle ~ once.
mchI7d HARRY FULTON.
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Turkey VII Artting PAPER.
n a y Lsi'sFt b4stttaE, btl&ni LeealC Cap =
Iae best paper 10 this HAftct Al
u. i DOUBLEDAY 81 WILSON'S.
mehi3-i FerBnsi-st ia A..
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n MAIN A RTTST BRIDE, OR THE BRO
S4Strcct. ~ KER'S HEIR, BY Emerson Bennst,
author Of Prairie Flower. Forged will.
o. MAIN For sale by Is. K. HART SON,
y f6treet.l msy3d W MAin-st.
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uELAINOTAPEs,

TYNE LATEST en-
l. most importan
improvement in tn
Photographic Process,
IL the MgLAINvrYrE,
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TAe Eagle Clsshing sIsre.

~ k.oBt1 GIOSnIDB 1toBGs
VINHE undersigned would respectfully announce
to the enstomsrs Of the above named astab-
iishmsnt and thepubic generally, that be has pss-
chased the entire stock and good will Of the same,
and that he will be in the constant receipt Of. and
keep on hand, : good assortncnt OF every thing
usually found il such establishments.
Mr.. VIM. Vincii, whose pleasing address and long
experience In the business we'll known, will
main as sslesms~; and ~. n.sns sssl ~ sre-.d -
show that far iibsrAlity and fair dealing are
CONCERNED nothing has been lost BY the change.
mchl7d L. u. MALTBY.
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I,ALKs AND TAkIEGs, SKETCH
L Ks and Incidents from the itinersnt
A MAIN and editorial budget Ut Rev. J. v. Wat
ttStrcct. son, d. ID. For ssle by
Elk. MART 4 SON.
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n MAIN II d NC TIONAL ESSAYS,
J4Strest,ll L. by y. Thompson, d. D., l.. l.. D.,
. new edition, revised and enlarged,
edited by ksv. D. w. Clark, ID. b.
For sale by Is. X. AS.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-09

Mary Bear, Lydia McClain,
wife of Silas McClain, Dan
iel Bear, Elizabeth Bear, ia
cob Bear and James Bear,
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that he wrote Breslin a letter, advising
that deposit. But these ex-bank- pres
idents come out and say that if Chase
did SO, it was n mere act of courtesy,
aud the potash sheet calls this a denial.
Suppose, however, that these presidents
had depied it, or had said that they
kaew of no such letter. Would that
be any proof that it was not written
Might not Salmon P. Chase AVE writ
ten a thousand letters to Breslin with
out the presidents" knowing any thing
about it And yet upon this authority
you charge the Democratic press with
lying. Be careful hereafter, Mr.. Times,
when you make such charges, that your
own Infamous lies upon the same point
can not be proved by your own paper.
"HOnesty, the best policy" is maxim
you will never learn from experience,
for you lie so recklessly that an exposure
don't affect you.
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James CantweII.

James Cantwell of Richland County
was nominated for senator by the Demo-
cratic Convention last Monday. Mr..
Cantwell is acknowledged by all his
opponents to be an honest, high-minded
honorable man. At the time Tom. Cor
win uttered the infamous wish, that the
Mexicans would welcome our soldiers
with bloody hands to hospitable graves"
James Cantwell was enduring the trials,
privations and dangers Of an American
soldier, beneath Mexic's burning suns,
surrounded and harrassed by Der bloody
guerrilla bands. To day, nine tenths of
the same party, of whose principles Tom
Corwin was once the acknowledged cx-
ponent, are opposing the election of
Mr.. Cantweil to the state senate, by a
warfare more bitter and Infamous than
that of the guerrilla icnds. But his
services, in behalf of our common coun-
try, will be appreciated by the honest
of community, ard requited in
part, bg electipg him with an ovewhelm
majority.
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Strange ~!

That nine tenths of the individuals
who leave the Democratic party, within
a year or two thereafter, run for Office
upon the mongral ticket: Strange too,
that these individuals never saw the
error of their ways until they had found
tEat they were unpopular with the Demo-
crazy, from its being known that they
cared for nothing but their own interest,
or that on account of the Democratic
doctrine of rotation, they could get no
more Office from them. Demagogues Of
this description deserve no better fate
a nomination upon the Republican
the defeat which always follows,
and then a merited oblivion.
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BOOK BINDING.
Important to Ever body

EOR the last three years; l have been engaged in
I-a business known only to myself. end Compar
atively. lew. others, whom l have instructed for
the sum of S2U0 each, which has averaged me at
the rate of 81, 600 TO $4,000 per annum and hav-
ing made arrangements to go to Europe in the
Spring of 1858 to engage in the same business. 1 am
willing to give full Instruction in the art to any
person in the United States or Canadas, who will
Iemit ne the sum of Sl.-Iam induced from the
success I have been favored with. and the many
thankful acknowledgements I have received from
those whom l have instructed, and who are.mak-
ing from S5 to SIS per day at it, to give AMI person
an opportunity to engage in this business, which
is easy, pleasant, and very profitable, at a small
cost. There is positively No HUMBUG in the mat
ter. References of the best class can be given as
regards it's character, and l can refer. to persons
whom have instructed, who will testify that
they are making from IS to SIS per day at the
same. 1t is a business in which either ladies or
gentlemen can engage, ar with perfectease make
q very handsome inCom' Several ladies in vari-
ons Farts of New York tate, Pennsylvania, and
Maryland, whom Ihav instructed, are now max
ing from S3to SO Perd at it, 1t is a GENERAL
BUsISEss, and but a { y ~shillings is required to
start it. Upon reeei .of SILL will Immediately
send the applicant 3 printed circular containing
full Instructions pt e art which can be perfectly
understood at once.
All letters MT ST be addressed (post-paid) to AL
Z PARSONS, 335 Broadway. New York.
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LEGAL ADVT0S.
NOTICE.
James Reid, Plaintiff, I
In the Court of
Commodities of
Ashland Co., o.

James Reid, Plaintiff,
VS.. In the Court OF
Mary Bear, Lydia McClain, Commodities OF
wife of Silas McClain, Dan Ashland Co, o.
iel Bear, Elizabeth Bear, Ja-
cob Bear and James Bear, Civil Action.
Defendants.
GAID Defendants are hereby notified, that
- on the 10th day of August, A. D., 1857,
Plaintiff filed in the Court of Common Pleas,
of Ashland county, Ohio, n Petition setting
forth that on the oath of August, 1853, Plain
tiff and one John Bear (then in full life) en-
tered into n contract in writing for Sale and
purchase of the following Real Estate, situated
in Vermillion township, Ashland county, Ohio;
being the North East quarter of section TWEEN
ty-three (23.) in township twenty-one old
and Range sixteen (16,) saving and excepting
thirty acres out of the North West corner of
the said quarter section, which the said Bear
had sold to Daniel Smith. Petition further
sets forth, that said Plaintiff agreed to pay for
said tract of land the sum of four thousand
and five hundred dollars and all taxes assessed
on said land for school-house purposes in the
following manner, to-wit eighteen hundred
dollars on or before the first day of April, 1854,
eleven hundre dollars on or before the first
day of April. 1855, eleven hundred dollars on
hundred dollars on the rstday of April, 1857,
all said installments to be paid in bankable
Ohio aper.
Petition further sets forth that all of said
installments were paid except the last INSTALL
ment which was rendered TO the Agent of De-
PENDANTS. and n deed demanded which was re-
fused, and that the Plaintiff has performed all
that he was required and covenanted to do in
said contract, but that said Defendants have
not complied with the terms of the contract,
but have broken the same.
Petition further sets forth that said John
Bear died and left the Defendants. bis>fegal
representatives, and that said John Bear. in his
life time executed a mortgage on said premises
TO one Richard Jackman, which was a lien on
said land at the time of the purchase as afore-
said, by the said Plaintiff. Petition further
sets forth that the Plaintiff has sustained dam
ages in the non -performanceo of said contract in
the sum of one hundred dollars, and that he
has been subjected to expenses in about the
sumo of fifty dollars.
The prayer of said Petition is that Plaintiff
recover a Judgment against the said Defen-
dants for said sum of one hundred and fifty
dollars with interest.
And that Plaintiff recover a Judgment
against the said Defendants for a specific per-
of said contract, that they be com
Delled to make said Plaintiff a deed in fee
simple for said Real Estate, and in default
that the said judgment will stand and
,perate rs q deed for said Real Estate.
Defendants are further notified that unless
hey answer said Petition on or before the first
lay of the next term of said Court, to be held
N the 2oth day of September next, said Pc
ition viii be taken as true, and Judgment
endered accordingly
S. R. BoNEWITZ,
Atty for Plaintiff.
Aug. 10Th, 1857. 6wI1
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-09
DR.. PHILLIPS,

Physician and Uterine EsatEOlOgist.
HAVING located in Mansfield, would respect
llfully inform the Females of AshIan nd and vicin
ity, that he will hereafter visit Ashland once a
month, and spend the first week of each month
with them in the treatp1ent of those diseases incl
dent to the female system. We practice the French
diagnosis and treatment of uterine
diseases and feel confident from the unriveIIed sue
cess with which our labors have been Gro wned in
many ofthe Eastern, as well, asthe Western cities,
that we will be able to relieve many that are suf-
fering from hoseJHretiORaL derangements, and dis
placements or the uterus; tsHeorrhea, dmenOrrAea,
sion, retroDersion, reirofecti6n, dests M etritt :. ehro-
mic metrttis, internal Hcrftfs, or any otherdisease
incidenttot the female system. The following per.
sons can be referred to, Albany, N. Y. Rev. ]
Smith. Mrs. l.. Smith, Hon. Judge Hnsting, Mrs
M. S Hasting. " d.
Syracuse n. Y. Mr.. r. sprague, proprietor of the
Brentual Hotel, Mrs.. "A. SPrague, Mr.. and Mrs. Fan
cling. - l
Rochester, N. Y, Rev, II. NJ. Robertson. Mrs.C
Robertson, ME- and Mrs. McClain, J. z. Semore
and Mrs. S. A. Semore.
Ashland, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs Hall.
April %. 1896 46tG.