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THE
WOOL DEPOT.
Established in the winter of 1854,

Has been in operation over four years, during
which. period, though its progress has been i'm
peded by the adverse years of 1857, the practical
bility of the plan has been clearly demonstrated.
That the house affords superior advantages to the
WOOL GROWERS OF THE WEST as a medium
for passing their wools into the hands of the man
ufacturer, is now no longer a question. But al
though a very large number of Wool Growers
have awaited themselves of these advantages du-
ring the l~astfour years, yet, surprising as it may
appear to many. on receipts have been larger from
Merchants and Wool. buyers than from Wool.
growers, and this may be accounted for mainly
from the fact, that, as a class. wool-growers have
been more easily Influenced and misled than the
former, by the statements of a few operators who
are wholly opposed to all efforts having for their
object the systematizing of the TOOL trade, or the
enhancement ofprices to the producer
The past year, characterized as it has been by
the most disastrous financial endorsements, has
been one of the most unfortunate for negotiating
and managing sales of wool, and the fact that the
enterprise has been remarkably successful, not
outstanding these disadvantages. and given al
most universal satisfaction to consignors, should,
we think. inspire sufficient confidence to induce
large c~onsfgnments from woolgrowers.
To those who have been prejudiced by false
rumors, and who have manifested a want of con,
fdence we have frequently made advances equal
to the price they have been offered for their wool.
Such advances, however, should not BE required.
as the enterprise was started for their benefit. and
this object has been ste adily kept in view, and we
hope the encouragement will be such as to enable
US to continue our efforts. Indeed, wool growers.
particularly the present year, cannot afford to do
without such influence and facilities as this House
can extendt to them.
This year must be a peculiarly favorable one for
wool growersto test the.merits of the WoolDepot
system, and we hazard nothing in assuring those
who are disposed to consign TO us, that they viii
avail themselves of
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From Mexico,
New ORLEANS, July 2

New ORLEANS, July "a.
The steamship Gen. Rusk, from Rio
Grande on the 2lst has arrived at Gal
weston.
ysSaD Luis Potosi is captured by the
Constitutionalists under Vidaurri.
ZulCoga had abandoned the city of
Mexico.
-0The Liberals are about to unite
against the city.
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DEmocnarIC Convention

In accordance with the call of the
Central Committee, a number of the
Democracy of Ashland County met in
Convention at the Court House on Sat
urday last, for the purpose of appointing
3 Delegates to the Judicial Convention,
held at Mansfield, o4day, and to the
State Convention at Columbus, on to-
morrow.
g On motion, of T. G. Bushnell, c. r
Deming, Esq, was appointed Chairman,
and j. p. Cowan, Secretary.
The Chairman having announced the
object of the meeting, on motion, a com
mittee of three, consisting of W. B.
McCarty j. s. White and James AlIber-
son, was appointed to report candidates
for Delegates to the two Conventions
During the absence of this Committee,
d. s. Sampsel, Esq, was called upon for
some remarks, and responded with an
appropriate and eloquent address until
the return of the Committee was an
nounced.
The Committee then made the follow
ing report, which, upon motion, was
unanimously adopted.
For Delegates to the State Conven-
tion; H. q. Knapp, W. B. McCarty,
Joseph Brown, Paul Oliver, NJ. Miller,
I. L.. Crane, B. N. Hershey, Scott Mel
son, s.. Olin, G. Rathburn, G.. w. Kill
burn, d. s. Sampsel, j. D. Jones, J..
Berry, VIM. Buchanan, john Van Nest,
j. limerick, VIM. Strickland, John J..
Jacobs, and j. P. Cowan.
For Delegates to the judicial Con-
vention; j. D. Jones, James Alberson,
w. B. McCarty, D. Fox, D. s. sampsel,
VIM. McAdoo, John J. Jacobs, I. L.
Crane and j. s Fulton.
The COMMITTEES also reported the fol-
lowing resolution;
RESOLVED, That a majority of the
Delegates in attendance at the State and
Judicial Conventions be instructed to
cast the vote of Ashland county.
W. B. McCarty, Eco then presented
ths following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted.
Resolued, That this Convention most
cordially indorses the suggestion, which
has been made in other parts of the State
of Thos. J. Kenny, Esq, Of Ashland,
as . nominee before the State Conven-
ton for the Office of Attorney General /;
believing that such nomination would
give to the Office an incumbent eminent
lys qualified to discharge its duties, add
greatly to the strength of the Demo.
cratic ticket in the Northeastern and
backbone portion of the State, and
bring to the stump in the forth coming
campaign, an eloquent and effective ad-
zvocate of Democratic principles.
ResoEued, That the Delegates from
Ashland County to the State Conven-
tion be instructed to cast their votes for
4. ]. Kenny, Esq, for Attorney Gener-
ii, and to use all honorable means to se-
cure his nomination.
ID. 3. SampseI, Esq, offered the fol
lowing, which was also adopted unani-
moasiy. asl
Resolved, That the Delegates from
Ashland County to the Judicial Con-
yentioD, be instructed to cast their vote
for Hon. VIM. Given, of Wooster.
The Convention was then addressed
briefly, by Messrs. McCarty, Kenny and
Jacobs, after which it adjourned sine
die.
@. R. DEFINING, Press.
J. P. CowAN, See,y.
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ATTENTION IS JAILED TO OUR
K y EN loN 10
gpIHREIS,
Farm Wanted.

A COMPETENT farmer desires to rent a
N Farm, and obtain possession in Septem-
Der next. Inquire of the editor ofthis paper.
july %, 1853.
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The Cleveland Plain Dealer speak
ing of the Republican Convection, says:
They passed resolutions unanimously
endorsing themselves, and very cordial.
ly inviting al meno of all parties to turn
in and help them this fall. This last is
a first rate idea, though the persons Iins
yited, seem much inclined to send
in their excuses for not going to- the
party.
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e. There had teen a terrible mass
acre Of Omissions at Jsddah by the Mo-
hametans. Twenty persons were MUIR
dered, including among their number
the French and English eonsuls. Three
British men of war had been ordered
che 70.
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This Convention meets at Mansfield
to-day. We anticipate a harmonious
session. and q signal ratification of its
proceedings by the people in October.
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Failure of the Atlantie Gable.

The steamship North Star brings the
unwelcome intelligence. of the failure to
submerge the Atlantic Gable. The
American vessels have returned to
Queenston, and it is thought there is a
sufficient amount of wire left for con-
Meeting the two continents The cause
of the failure Is not known. Another
attempt may be made this season.
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GRANVILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY,
A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
70 LA lie S!

DEv. G. S. DoolIttle, A, NJ, Rector; j.
H. Indy, A. NJ. Principal Mrs. P. A.
Doalittle, Governess; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Indy, As
~sociate, assisted by other able and accom-
plished teachers.
This long established and popular insti-
tuition now offers rare advantages to young
Ladies for acquiring a thorough and accom-:
plished education; Its location is delightful
and healthy The buildings have been
thoroughly repaired, the rooms newly papered
and neatly carpeted. A full corps of ex-
perienced and accomplished teachers are en-
ployed. The Rector, Principal and teachers
reside in the Seminary-thus enabling them
to bestow special care and attention upon
each pupil. The course of study is extern
sive and judiciously arranged: The instruc-
tions given are mostfaithful and thorough. To
those expecting to become teachers, special
instructions will be given.
The next quarter will commence April f1th.
For information, or admission, address either
of the undersigned.
G. S. D~OOLITTLE. Rector.
II. Indy. Principal.
Granville, March %, 1858. 42tf
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Painting, Glazing, &c.

FalnIIhg, UIazlnS, &C.
TNHE subscriber having purchased
the old and popular Paint Shop lately
occupied by Co. F. Knoth will hold himself
for Sign, ornamental or House Painting, in
all its various branches.
CHARLES SMITH.
Ashland, May 90, 1857. ly50
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A Good Farm for Sale.

A TWILL sell for, cash ESssA,
::: Il or on credit to suit 4SE
EI purchasers the farmly. &TSS
~@ ing in Milton township, f.
County, OHIO, formerly owned bv
Burns, Sen, deceased. Said Farm
contains eo779 acres, about 70 acres of which
bered; there are several Springs of living wa
ter, and a good Orchard of choice fruit on sa ID
Farm it is located W within three miles of tbe
County Seat, in the midst of a healthy and
prosperous neighborhood. with excellent fa-
cliitles as to roads, mills and markets AN
UNDIsPUTED title will be made and neaceabIe
possession given. For particulars inquire of
hugh Hurns. or II. S. Knapp, Ashland. Ohio.
or the subscriber in Mansfield, Ohio.
BARNABAS BURNS.
July ID, 1858. cw6
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NTEW CABINET WARE-ROOM

NEW CABINET WARE-ROOM
IN AT JEROMEVILLE. E. j. Van I'm
man would inform his friends and the public
that he has purchased. of Capt. RICE his Rooms
and stock, and is now prepared with the work
man, the wood and ''the tools" to furnish as
good an article of furniture as can be bought
at any other establishment on the line of the
"Back Bone" Try me.
UTINDERTAKING. Collins of the best
III material and finish promptly manu-
featured, and q hearse in readiness to attend
funerals.
Jeromeville, Sept. 8, 1857. 14tf
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Latest Telegraphic News an
Market Reports

From all fr1p ortant points and shall furnish to
the patrons of the SEMI. wEEKLY REvIEw-to the
merchant, the Farmer. the Miller, the Produce Buy.
er, the Lumber Merchant. the Cattle DeGler-fuH
and reliable FOREIGN DOMESTIC AND EAsrEFN
MARKET REPORTS In short, unweariedp pains will
be taken to make il the reru best Comm ereiaI Pa
per in the WssI, 1t will preserve an Independent
neutrality in politics anu religion.
IL is con fdently believed that this publication
will supply a demand now eXte nsively realized
namely, paper furnished at a price to place II in
the hands of all, giving the latest news, and fully
up 10 the times in the prompt dissemination OF
thought and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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S5@~
Cabinet and Chair Shop.
CHARLES +. EPPLER,

Il Z. EPPLER,
HAVING permanently established himselfin the
LII above business in Ashland, Will execute all
orders in every department OF his business, TO the
satisfaction of those who may favor him with
their patronage. His goods are all manufactured
by himself, in the old and honest way, and ate
warranted to rrove WhAtthey seem and what they
are recommended.
"Ware-roOm and Shop in the building former
yowned and occupied by j. Musgrave.
Ashland, July Z, 1858. n5tf
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WOOL IS CLOSELY CLASSIFIED !

Into different TYLES and GRADES thus render
ing it mole attractive to the manufacturer, who
FREQ uently does not wish to purchase mixed lots.
Here he can obtain the particular grade of wool
adapted to the quality of goods he manufactures,
and can thus afford to
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NEW ADV'TS.
THREE DAYS LATER
E1o
or A NEW PAPER, TO BE ENTITLED
THE CLEVELAND
Weekly Review.

In ofer ring this paper to the public, we woul d
call the attention of all classes to their true inter
ests in the selection of a newspaper.
1t will be published every
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Comme neing on the 10th day of August next, and
Will he of he same size as the CLEVELAND DAILY
REVIEW. The object of the Publishers is. to fur
Mai a cheap and reliable, and II at the same time an,
teresting and paiuabL lie journal, to those who viii
be largely benefited by getting the news earlier
than the weekly papers can give iC9ut VINO DO
NOT feel inclined tie incur the expense OF a daily
paper. Being connected with the associated
Press. we are entitled to give the
Latest Telegraphic News and
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PAY 3TO5CENTSA POUND MORE

Than under the old system of employing agents
and sub agents to canvass the country to procure
his stock. Here he can find uniform grades, which
are so WELL KNOWN to Eastern Manufacturers,
that the only expense attending their buying is a
letter or telegraph dispatch, ordering any particu-
lar grade and quantity.
HTo those who wish to consign wool to us,
we will forN ard Sacks, by express or otherwise,
numbered and marked SO that no other direction
would be required to have the wool reack us.
W0@Q Vwd@9
For tying up wool, will be sent to those ordering,
at Manufacturers prices.
To shop our confidence in the Wool Market, we
propose 10 make more liberal
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STATE OF CoNNEor1cUr,l HAnrroRD. Conn.
Hartford, County, SIS. Jan,y Is, 1858.
Personally appeared 81 Kellogg, Secretary.
of the Phoenix Insurance Company, and made.
oath that the foregoing Statement by him sub.
scribed, is true and correct to his best knowl
edge and belief. Before me, -.
CD. HOADLEY, Justice of the Peace.
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WORK Is the result Of Investigations nsde duripp
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'H'HE CITY OF THE GREAT KTNG /;

Jerusalem as it Was, as it Is, and
as il 10 10 Be.
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ID, 1853.
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
a MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY,


SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
{ 'tate Agent OF Q. Patent Office Washington under
the Act Of 1879
y State stss opposite HtIby at. Boston,
AFTER an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty wears
col nues 70 secure Patents in the Untad Staes also in
Gre y. bEltaln' France, and other foreign countries
Cav eats, specifications, Assignments and all papers or
draw g ior patents executed on liberal terms and with
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patents p sscertaning the patentabity Of inventions
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TESTIMONIALS
"Durng the time occupied the Office Of Commissioner
Patents R. II r. tdy, Esq. of Boston, did business at
the Patent Office oicor for procuring Patents. There
few any per Ons acting in that capacity who had
80 much business beo re the Patent 0ce and there were
none who conducted it with more skin, fidelity and sue
regard Mr. Eo dy Of the best informed and
most skul Patent 81 ictors in the United States and
have no hesitation in turing inventors that they cannot
employ person ompetent and Trustworthy, and
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for them early and favorable consideration ia
the Patent Office. Ell lMUND BURKE,
La lte Commissioner of Patents
From the prese ut Commissioner.
"August II, 1855 -Dur Ing the time have held the
Office of Commissioner of 9tents, r. II. Eddy ESQ., Of
Boston, has been extensively engaged in the transaction
of business with the Office as Solicitor He is thor
oughy acquainted with and the rules of practice
Of the Office regard him of the most capable
and successful practitioners Nth whom have had off,
eia intercourse. Oh ARIES MASON,
CT lnlmissoner Of Patents.
Boston, Jan 1, 1857. deod&w1am