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ohio LeEIsIature.

The Legislature, during the last Sc
veral days, has despatched an immense
amount of business. There has not for
years assembled at Columbus a legisla-
tire body which has accomplished more
real hard work, than the one now in
session.
The bill appointing Messra. Morgan.
Edgerton aud Reemelin a committee to
Investigate the affairs of the Treasury /;
also. the bill of Mr.. Hatch to provide
for the better regulation of the receipt
and disbursement of the public moneys,
passed both branches, and become laws.
These are highly important measures,
designed to retrieve past ~lossesi to pu-
nish the guilty, and to c indemnity
for the future. By their enactment.
this General Assembly will have saved
thousands and hundreds of thousands OF
dollars. probably to the Treasury.
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These examinations viii at 8
o'clock A. M, and close at four O'Clock p. NJ
No applicant will be admitted after twelve n.
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 nnte-dated- No
private examinations will be held
Noue will be examined who do no expedite
engage soon in teaching in this coanty. REQ
ommends, where practicable. are required from
school directors. We earnestly requestthsw
at the close Of each term, to send Us q noto Of.
the success of tneir teacher.
n. BARBER,
Clerk Of Board Of Examiners.
Ashland. Feb. 10. 1858. 36-ly.
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e The Hudson's Bay Company
have been very unsuccessful in their
sales of furs this year. At the monthly
sales held In London about the first Of
March, prices for all sorts were unsatis-
factory, entailing heavy losses on the
owners.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Isaac Clayberg,
vs.. o p,o.,
John P. Yeisley and oon A1"-

John P. Yeisley and t
Jonas Slower.
DY virtue of q writ of Fl. Fa. in the above
u case, duly issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Ashland County, and to me di-
rected, 1 will sell at Public Auction, at the
door of the Court House, in said county, on
Saturday, the 18th dag Of Mag, 1858,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and
4 O'Clock. P. M, of said day, the following
described lands and tenements, to-wit:-Be
ing town lot number eighteen (l9,) and all of
town lot number nineteen (19,) excepting
william H. Imhoff, off from the west side of
said lot number nineteen (19,) running the
whole length of the same, in Markley's ad-
dition, to the town of Ashland, in said coun-
ty, as the property of john P. Yeisley. de-
PENDANT. Appraised at one thousand dollars.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
April 10, 1858. 43ts-pfS5,0O
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inc Lo,sey on inc
y isfrafI6n.
Had the wise and conservative pelicy
of President BUCHANAN, in relation to
Kansas, as proclaimed In his Message Of
December last, been adopted by Con-
rress, and thar Territory admitted into
the Upion, under the Constitution law
fully adopted by her pecple-wbat would
now be the condition of Kansas, of the
country and Of Congress?
Kansas wenld have been an equal ard
soyefeign State of this Unior. If is
Constitution had contained any provision
espuenant to the sentiment Of her peo-
pie, It would, probably before this time,
have been so amended. in a lawful and
quiet way, as to conform to that senti.
ment. Order-prosperity liberty
Il freedom, and the sovereignty of the peo
Die, IN tramelled by Congressional inter.
diets and usurpations-Wou.d have pre-
vailed in Kansas.
HouIo De lnatne ENJOY
ment of poaco sectional strifes and
animosiiies would have ceased ; and the
Democratic doctrine Of non-interyention,
IN its broadest sense-of recognizing the
right Of the People, whether in a Terri.
tory or q State, of shaping their own In
stitutions, and minding their own bust
ness-this doctrine would have been
vindicated and so firmly established as
The future policy. of the country. that no.
faction or party would ever have had the
hardihood to make issue with II. The
reunited people of this great Republic
would now be cultivatine those fr@aterpal
relations between the two great sections.
which we're so wantonly disturbed-and
without which relations We can have no
Union, and NO counrRx-and their eff.
forts would now be employed in the de-
yelopment of those material, moral and
social interests which form the basis Of
our internal and external strength.
And what of Congress- Had those
txsnty.tro gentlemen, elected as DEN
oonArs to the House Of r. Representatives,
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Springfield. fI1iasis. ) jams 1857.

from The Chicago Tines. June 70, $50
upon the Kansas question he Senator Dougiss)
had little TO say. His opinions on that question
were wen known, and he had nothing to add. ex,
eept that subsequent experience and redectionnau
confrmedhim in the correctness oIthe judgment
he bad SO often advancedin the Senats and oetere
the people.
she spoke Of ria Jairnrss & tzr jnstieeef the taz5,
glvIng the people an opportunity OF expressing
tHhcft honest convictions on the sut3ectofeiavery
IN . constitutional Manner T MEANS or a eoEsff-
<uionef eoRuenffoa seoa 70 uset, to DECIDE thai
1Nd ALE OTHER imPorfant Waters connected with
the future of the new State arkansas. The peo-
PIE ofthatb~ beautiful Ferrftory would soon speak.
Tin the election ofdelegatesto the conventional
quiet expression ofopinion, by means ofthe cleo
tive franchise. from that silent, but most certain
weapon OF a. free people-the ballot box. Should
sbe ENEMIES Of THAT MODE Of settling the mxeh Uezed
question of SLAVERY in that TERRITORY biiHdly and CD
etinattly refuse 70 sxersiss ths rights assured them
. y the Isscs Of corfress. nPon their heads, and theirs
etans, Di1vesf fhe sssPcnsitfhty-
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NEW ADV,TS.
mEprcAL
F. M. M. D

F. NJ. NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office a few Door, West of Saupsel House,
ASHLAND, OHIO,
N Miss Whites Building, where he may be
. found ut all times, promptly to to the
various branches of the Medical science, un-
less absent on professional business.
REFERENCE REV. j. Robinson, Hon. j. R.
Wick, j. n. McCombs, Esq, B. B. Clark, NJ.
D., j WATSON d Stubs, l.. l.. Grain, NJ. D.,
Vim. Wilson, Esq, T. G. Bushnell. A. ".
Melsheimer, J.. o. Jennings, Jas. Sloan.
Ashland, April 10, 1858. 45tf
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Farm for Sale.
Estate OF TANNER.

Estate OF Darias Tanner.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the under
IN signedhas been dulyappointed and quail
flied as Administrator of the Estate of Darias
Tanner, deceased, late of Sullivan township
Ashland county, Ohio. All persons indebt-
ed to the said estate, are requested 10 make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, will please present them
duly authenticated for settlement within one
year from this date.
NATHAN N. TANNER. Admir-.
March 80. 1858. 3w39~
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Later r Utah.

We take The following items from a
letter in the New York Times, dated
Camp Scott, Green River County, Feb
ruary 10
The United States Dist let Court for
this county, Chief Justice Eckels presi-
ding, met on the 1st of February at the
C~ourt-house in Eckelsville, pursuant to
adjournment at the regular December
Term, on the 9th day Of january last.
It was in session but three days, there
being but one case for trial, and it ad-
journed until the first Monday in March.
Just before the close of the regular De-
cember Term of this Court, the United
States Grand Jury found an Indictment
against all the members of the Utah
Legislature, in consequence of the trea-
sonable resolutions passed and published
by them. As many of these men (who
are tho leaders of the Mormon rebellion)
have been known in different sections of
the Union. I have procured from the
Clerk of the Court the following list of
the names included in the indictment.
I am told by a gentleman who has
just arrived from Henry's Fork, where
the animals of the command have been
kept during the Winter, that they are
in excellent condition. The dragon
and artillery horses are improving be-
yond all expectation, and are now really
fat. There is no snow on Henry's Fork.
There has been but three deaths, aud
these we're from the effects of diseases
contracted elsewhere.
The weather thus far has not been
severe, for although the temperature
has been quite low, yet it's freedom from
sudden changes, and the extreme rarity
of the atmosphere prevent the cold from
being felt as it would be in a muc h low
err temperature IN the climate of the
Eastern States.
The feeling of intense adherence
which the conduct of the Mormons has
excited against themselves throughout
the Union, leads Us to fear that, bound
down as we are by the strict discipline
of military rule and responsibility, we
willshave to suffer the extreme disap-
pointment of hearing ere long that Salt
Lake City has been taken possessieD Of
| by volunteers from the West. whilst we
are compelled to remain during the
Winter within 10 miles of that strong
hold which it has been our am bition to
conquer without further assistance
But though man .wills-God rules
Undoubtedly the plan of sending large
bodies of troops from all sides upon the
centre of the Mormon empire will not
only save an immense sacrifice of human
life, but will 1t the same time surely
meet the ends of justice by bringing the
guilty ones TO punishment and saving
the innocent.
The writer says that although, I'M
der the freedom guaranteed by the ill.,
situations of our country, traitors have
debased and prostituted in this land the
fairest features of our Government yet,
there are materials even now in this
Territory sufficient to re establish the
supremacy and sovereignty of the law,
and to restore to honest men those ina
lienable rights of which they were de-
prived in this country by a presuuptu-
Gus and unparrelled usurpation Of
! poTer.u
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CELEBRATED HAIR
w RESTORATIVE, for sale at
ROLLER & HOWARD'S
6o5c7t Drug Store.

NEW CABINET WARE-ROOM
In AT JEROMEVILLE.-E. j. Van I'm
man would inform his friends and tbss public
that he has purchased of Capt. RICE his Rooms
and stock. and is now prepared with the work
man, the wood and "tbstools' to furnish as
good an article Of furniture as can be bought
at any other Establishment on the line of the
Back Bones Try me.
TTINDERTAKING.-Cofins of the best
UO material and finish promptly manu-
featured, and q hearse in readiness to attend
funerals.
Jeromeville, Sept. 9, 1857. I4tf
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Ashland County Probate Court.

Ashland County Probate Court.
THE FOLLOWING ADMINISTRA-
III tors, Executors ard Guardians have filed in
the Probate Court of Ashland county, Ohio, their
accounts for settlement, 10 wit:
Third Account of Harry Rutt, Executor ofthe
Estate of Peter \ eusbaum, deceased.
FIRST account of George Harbaugh, Gardian for
Aaron Mitchell. -.
Partial account of Soloman Kale, Guardian OF
John H Kale and Edward B. Kale.
Partial account of H. NJ. Price, Guardian OF
Clinton Royer.
First aceount or William Buchanan and AN.
Buchanan, Executors OF the Estate OF David Blu
And the same will be for hearing in the Pro-
bate Court of Ashland County, Ohio, on the ldth
day of a pril next; and they are ordered 70 De pup
lished in the "Ashland Union,' three weeks from
this date. J. ID. JONES, PROBATE Juege.
April 13, 1858. 3W49"
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nR.J.HAHN Physician and Surgeon. Of
IL fee on main Street. opposite DR.. Kel
logg's dwelling. Special attention paid to
the practice of Medicine, and Chronic cases at
moderate charges.
Ashland, April ID, 1858. 45f
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ola Green Trne TO her Ancient Faith.
FRIEnD KNArP: ave have met the
enemy and they are ours We have
elected three Trustees; one Treasurer;
ono Clerk n Assessor, and one Con-
stable By an average majority of thirty.
Tho standard bearers of the enemy have
all fallen. Peace to the ashes of the
mighty dead.
Let all their ills and errors OF life.
Be buried with their fanatic al doctrines and strife
Undsr the political waves.
May the sod olKAnsaSrest lightly;
And the fowers OF Democracy bloom brightly
Der their graves.
The last sad act which can be done by
= generous victor for a fallen foe, has
now been performed-the rites of decent
burial. That their political resurrection
may be attended with an entire regener-
alton Of their morals is the wish of Their
last and best friend. SENTINEL.
PERRYsvILLE, April IL, 1858.
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U. S. MARsHAL's 4 {

Cans, Leberman& Co.
vs.. ID virtue of writ
Laban Burgan. of ycndi expenas
issued out Of the Circuit Court of the North
ern District of the State of Ohio, in the above
outcry, at the door ofthe Court House. in the
village of Ashland, Ohio, on the 18th day OF
Nav, at one O'Clock, p. NJ. of said day, the
following described tract OF land. to witt
In Lot numbered thirty-six I36lin the town
of Ashland. Ashland county, Ohio Terms
of sale: Cash.
Marshal Northern Dist. Of Ohio.
ByJ. B. FRANCE. Deputy.
s. R, BosEwIrz, Atty for Plf's.
March 81, 1853. 6w45
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
Joseph MusRrave.1 Before Francis Graham. JUS
VS. tice of the Peace OF Mont-
John X ufrai & goihery Township, Ashland
nN the l2.n day of March. AID, 1883, said Jus.
above Action. for the sumo OF nineteen dollars and
twelve cents. Ashland. March 18th, 1858.
3w4I ISAAC STULL, Agent.
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And mon Com COld--Like
thieves in the silince of the night, have carried
many to the silent grave. They are causedby a
sudden check of perspiration by which the siam.
achis rendered inactive, and the lungs become
loaded with corrupted matter, which enters the
blood, and disease is the result For all colds,
coughs. and chills, succeeded by heat, and all
fevers of every form, hoarseoess and rawness OF
the throat, lungs and stomach, and fer all weak
ness and sickness ofevery kind, from threeto I'VE
ofthese Pills on going to bed Tor few days, Will
be all that you require to restore YOU to yerfsct
health 1t has been admitted and claimed All
over Europe, that there never twas a T~.edicine,
that will extirpaIe all manner g disease from
the SYSTEM equal is DR.. Glsrse's Indian. Root
Pills thaCihe more Sd take them the stranger
gou grow ihey~Sre founded upon the prinSIEie
tnat the huT1an body is subject to but one aisease,
nameI.f eo-ruyt humurs.T These Puls not only
cISansd the-bowels, but also follow the blood
through every vein and artery, and so purif yit
from all morbid hind corrupt humors, that dis
ease of every name is driven from the body.
Great NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who
value health should never be without these Pills,
1t has been admitted by number of Physicians
THAI females cannot too highly value them. They
have given health and spirits to hundreds of fe-
males who without them would have been in
their graves. They purify the blood remove oh
structions, and give skin a beautiful the clear,
healthy and interesting appearance. A box Of
these Pills is . great medical companion at Ger.
tain periods. From ON 10 three should be taken
every cay untilreliei is ATTAINED. a doses oec asion-
ly,. when well, keey The system Unhealthy con
dition. DR.. Morses Indian Roo Pills are sold by
all deaiers in Medicines. n3atf
For sale by CLARK & POTTER.
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1t is With much pleasure to ourselves and
patrons, that we present the above statement
of our finances, to tue careful perusal of the
pnblic. 1t exhibits at a glance, the prime
and solvent condition the Company is in
and parties who desire Indemnity in a strict
ly frst-class Company, will promote their
own interests by patronising the
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO,
Which may be done by application to any of
the duly commissioned Agents of the county,
in the principal Cities and Towns of the
Union. WICK &JACORS, Agents
Losses Fairly Adjusted and Promptly Paid.
April 13, 1858. 3m45
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SHERIFF,S SALE.


James Robson,
T. J. Kenny and Alex. mon Pleas.
Porter, Defendant.
PURSUANT to the command Of a Yendi
il exponas in the above case, duly issued
from the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
county, Ohio, dated the first day of March,
1858, and to me directed, Twill sell at Public
Auction, at the Miller House, in the town of
Ashland and county aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 18th day of April, 1858,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and
A o'clock ? NJ, of said day, the following
described goods and chattels, to-wit Ohio
reports % vols; American Leading cases 9
vols: Webster vol; Nash l vol. Chity Grim
lanai Law 3 vols. Collyer on Partnerships 1
vol; Sedgwick on damages; Storys Equity
Pleadings; American R. R. cases 2 vols; Law
GLOSSARY l vol; Chases Statutes 8 vols; Phil
lips on Patents l VOL; Blackstone l vol;
Wilcox / vol. Terms of Sale Cash.
JOHN J.. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
j. G.. BRowN, Deputy.
April 6, 1858. ts44pf$3, 90
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sHERIFF,s sALE

OIIOl1p SALE.
Joseph Brubaker, In Ashland County
VS.. Common Pleas on
Daniel Brubaker. etal Partition.
DURSUANT to the command of an Order
j. of Sale on Partition, duly issued from
the Court of Common Pleas of said county,
and to me directed. l will sell at Public Auc-
ton, at the door of the Court House, in said
county, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of Mag,
A. D.. 1858. between the hours of ten O'Clock,
A. M, and four o'clock, P. NJ. of said day, the
following described lands and tenements, to-
wit:-Being the west-half of the southwest
quarter OF Section four "A. in Township nine
teen [I9] of Range Sixteen 49, containing
eighty acres, situate in Ashland county, Ohio.
Terms of Sale, one third of the purchase mo-
ney cash in hand on the day of Sale, one third
in one year, and the residue in two years from
day of Sale. Deferred payments secured by
mortgage on the premises with interest from
day of Sale. Appraised at sixteen hundred
doHars-subjectt to dover estate.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
April 6, 1856. 5w44pf$5.00
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STATE OF coxsEorIcUr.l HARrTonp, Conn;
Personally appeared H. Kellogg. Secretary
of the Phoenix Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing Statement by himsub-
scribed, is true and correct to his best knowl-
edge and belief. Before me,
Gu HOADLEY, Justice of the Peace.
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BRIDGE, NOTICE.

BRIDGE NOTICE.
FHE undersigned will offer for sale the
building of q Bridge on the Mansfield
Road, in the village of Ashland, on Wednes-
day the 2sth of April at 2 o'clock Of said day.
HERVEY FEM,
WIN. s. STRICKLAND,
JACOB FMR1CK,
Commissioners
Ashland, April 10, 1858. 4w45
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Eztr1rt from Senator Deaglas's Report on tafrodH
cinF thc Kansas bill. 1884
from these provisions.t 1t Is apparent that the
rompromise measures of1e50 afirm and lest upon
7hefolfcWing proposition.
First. Thata ali questions pertaining to slavery
In the Territories. and in the new States 70 be 1of-
medtherefrom. are to be leftto the DECISION Of
the people residing therein Bx THEIR APPROXIMATE
REPRESENTATIVES,, TO nE CHOSEN NJ THEH
roR THAT PuRPcsE"
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ne to vindicate, the policy of the Admin
istration and Of the Democratic party,
as it willrebuke the fanatics and rene
gades who have interposed to thwart
that policy.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
S. Deifendorf, Bef ore Jos. Kinninser, IP;
VS.. of Vermillioa Tp., Ashlad
James w. Reed.3 county. Ohio.
n N the 25th day of March. A. D. 1858. said Jus
Otice issued an order IF q tacL menti In the above
action for the sum of S3l,65
Haye.v,lle. March 80. 1858. sw4s
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MILLER HOTEL

fTNHE subscriher having enlarged and Tehfffdh11
Il wellknown hotel, opposite the SampselH Qt ses
ON Main street. is now prepared 10 aesommoaete
hopes that the liberal patron age heretQfoIe extend
ed to him will be oontinued. he particularly ~,
his bills will always be found reasonable. Higta-
BILE will constantly be spppliea with the best the
faithful Ostler will always be provided BOARDING
for private families or single persons furnished a.
reasonable rates.
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Ne Agg8g9@ ASEgsgRg

SA&A W &&G3 Sa&S D0sdb6Sd Ola 60 Il
for the payment of losses, or for any other pur-
pose have ever been made upon the premium notes,
and we trust, by care, prudence. and strict econ
omy in the management of the affairs ofthe Com
pauy, that no assessment WILDE necessary to be
made unlessit should happen to be a year OF ex-
ira ordinary loss.
We deem it proper in presenting you our Report
of the financial condition of The company.t to give
it from its organization in April, AID Is5i.to the
9th of March, A. D., 1888, showing the gross
amount of expenditures.w with the average per year.
in order To show you that no extravaganza, i'm
prudence, or prodigality in expenditures have been
sanctioned by us, aud that our object has been to
afford to the public an opportunity to procure safe
Insurance at moderate cost, and strictly upon the
Mutual principle, the average cost therefore has
been about one sixth f one per cent. per annum
on the gross amount insured.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Whole amount of property insured to
March 9th, SO 44a $1,000
Amount of Policies expired and can
Amt now at risk, March o, 1855. 81 .437, 10000
Cash Receipts of office.
For Cash .S2o r5Su.39
For balance of Interest. 537-22
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GBt 9s5laao Clinton.
AsHLAND:
Tuesday,
4 i 4 4 4 4 4 q

Extract from Judge Dsselass<tssisg speech On rae
Ns1r1ska-keAs1s 8itL NsrrA 3, 1854
The Utah and New Mexico bills OF 1850 pro-
posed to leavet the people Of Ut9h and New Next
co free to decide the slavery question for them
selves, In the precise language ofTHE NEBRAsKA
Stir now under discussion A few weeks after
wards, the COMMITTEES ofThirteen took those two
bills andput 4 water betW cen then. and reported
them back to the Senate as one bill. vita soEe
sEgAt anendmsnts. One ofthese amendments was
that the TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURES should
nst lsgfslateu pon the subject - african :iavery.
le5eetsst % thfs Preeisien uPeH TIC ground tAat q
subrertcd tie great principle ef SELF goUsrHnentHpo1
DAieh the 5iflA adB been originally Jr6med by tAe Ter
r5teriaz Committee onlhe hrst trieiythe senate
refused to strike II out, but subsequently, did so,
after full debate. In order to establish that princi-
PIE as the rriss IF action IN neutrality-suspicious.
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MATERIAL

BEST MATERIAL
He hopes by stoict attention to his business to
merit a share of the public patronage. He in
vites the attention of farmers to call and exam
inc his work before purchasing elsewhers.as
he intends to give them
Great 3arEaing3
" Don't forget the place. nearly opposite
Gorham d Pricthard's new store. and in the
roo m recently occupied by the Gas Company.
Ashland, March Sc, 1858. 43tf