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rh. CoGI.is's ApI',iSIqks M.
LErTEa To LETIHkY.

aT. Cogsin ie.alilais fss GorsrIorl will
address tie PeOp!s at the folIo.ius time.
and places aud at suot other intermediate
POiat' as lie can max. arrangements to do
go, VIZ
CoTiuElon A'srAsay CO. April Ffii,,
Cratio'r'vIi.-. 4 o.tIar.t 60 AgriiI NopI,,
Lchrs I II touI's co APuI - Tbur,day
Is s.ihE G5--n, Csf1'ite 60. April 10 S.Tar
fr','N utc. p'a-itti- Co. Arm - Nurda,
SG1'is N-hs'n"rt CO., Asri. 20 w,1n,.c.y
N'ti" IHy. NHiIO.s Co., Apfu - - nrr.y
h-n2,vi,'r PEtce huu CO., Ag'ii - NoHasf.
E''e''i- Norman ION CO ApiII - wee.
- amH"Huf,.n AecUms~ co Apni - INV
q .oness'rr &. u ,Gluuer.I.I co. Ayf 80 saw.
W -i,to'tufg janet CIV co.. Ma. MY
htas U1s,u &. ~ kS q 60. Ne fwU,
~. almond g II kt"tIn', c. Nay6 fr.
h = uc'rg-C u. K GrU. GO Nav sar
f',.eli k'.uiE SpJrs'H4. g.. Nsys Nal'd,.
Mr. Letrher i, respectfully invited to a,
;tud witt . E=s.rsHss -: f,!s s..sazs
EeGt-l lie mad. for discussion. O,h,r
appointments will be suuouuc.d IN due
tune osrlrI no AIR the gIh ! MY.
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OrrOsItIDN usrTI,c,.

Precinct meetings are re11e,,el tosss
held 10 tbs county at the fJl!o4sssyims.
AUD Pieces fyr the purpose ssSypointing
delegates 10 attend the CapNati,r, usici
will assemble il CbarIe-to"N on Friday the
ia Joy Of Apul Ie1'. to &c a.. eiadil,,e,
tor ths 'ss'ie ani House Of belsgat,s
At Ch'r.s-to"u, Oh Fu4sy The fret q
April. 90 o clock
A. ilirsrs.Fcuy 81 Bplirar-on Sat.
ufday night ia. "a u April
Az Shep5ords'oso, NiIsle.ay, aud IA
fIet"wn ~ its2i day = April lat = o'clock
l. u The precincts 70 send any number
Ct de.ek'is' t,ey hay deem rfapsr-t, REP.
fe'cUi their respective District A g,l
delegation is desired.
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Fresh supply Offspring Good,

q uDFrf ta ..u .e.H.s.g H.
-. ..f s4.a's BIr .Ii.s sat -4rn.
H a.sa. f.. #. no Hu.
~ t-s 90 haa H~sr rH#s uIfr a...s I
co. .aan CO., rual.la rHtt.u4rs .4
H n fF H.F.i e. "A. . ..naaf. = 90
.| ... rf..l. FaIfaaaFr iits sHra sa ..4....
s- ra ~Hrt ri g.Hba Casstansfss
b.H.susI sssftHF srssf.
{. 'tr .afv aar ms Fsss.as Pc
Fa Ha-r Hir11aa 10 .g-s 10 s...F
..rs s .sr-.. r-ss.4.s. au......t
e. atsr VI ..ssa E..r
Nafff 30 Izl4
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FROM THE RECORD.

We cannot row 'sv oar hand IN suy .,nl,.
U'n' 'tsi M. tci!S ever Eiis,sd that /, moi
.J"e"hd ~ NJ IErCHER in Isi7 uNr
LIT. be- "a l-Js 9, S.tsf .hgnrAt,r a. yiT,,n.,
p'n"cfseN. MA ~ yffis1 60 he srgtr Il ,.lr.,v
Saa ne u'g- sraia-i John Minor Y r,t, in I-,.O,
RI haoNG ER7rr,,, oct. ls5s.
TT" Tb- undersigned brI,,y,uy an. ,rsrn.,,
fcrrur'y c,liv-f-a ly va N "a, Frarsf,r So-,-ry
~ fItEr - a. ''-srIt 81 -. v rf1 Prga Iaiis-
frrF Hgi.vs ruriHi- 49, sHfs o., ba' E-.7,,-.,.
ahss avf 80 90 rHh frsa r-f ',sa ts Brtsg a,
pa''r $50 - ,pHr.Cr c"NvLU,I,S -, ~ 10
rar,'assspty-,i w. a.s ihat,,y Wi fIr.i,A u,
iui stAt. neat Q ILr u.a Tee be uus,ir rr..,
JOAN LETCHER
T, ~. Rudl.r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-31

fo'rrA'Tts NJ. James W Brad, IA.
been 'PPoioisd Postmaster =, Arden B.,E.
lev oyaay wee Kober, A. soaory,ll. r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-31
THE rNraAsE-.InS.

The admi,n's.iiaG Las aaal,y dstsrfaa
~ Got 20 cal 40 extra session ol Cgusrs..
Tor The rr',sat IL IL thou.b f-ii scg0o.
my an the topping ~ 0f fGuts. uot r...n
I'll atib's time all s1atis tus ro,t Once
departments 20 ~ea'b,f tbo storm
Io'vlT toy.EyrIY. The G,'4sirr-,r
iiFmen were 90 domination before g.. asm.
eefails eOnrchtion which net here 90 N5a.
o'J ia'i spd received respectively the vsto.
attached Go heir name. Va
Wa u Wong 200 H. srtk X l.r.5q.
"'l u J. u Stsgt. ll- Osrp 3 Usas
- 80 J9b1 S.lsinJivsf 90 Wa q u.s.
isl'. ~ -- lvg Hsy
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THE OPPOSITION

~ W. 'sssn. f.asIrf -.,.,... rs..-. r.. m
a .-.s l..n.si .i.as s.ssrsH. D1if Nsa.. AL.
r.a refer .1 fsstsr, 90 zoe altar ,.m,.t Il.
" H.arsT &c. 1sa.ta-rc. .4rr
Ias geo. 1.aaa.fI ts.y .fs.E ..t c..
stIsfg.r.rr T.4s... .1. f......
iHr 90 Ia-..sl 90 .a.I s.aIa s.. .a.,Jt...a...
..' D. n..f.I 70 Mace go Ap.I Is,.l. r..
served Ha' ais i.I".fg Hfsss On ra., 81. ~.
Do every n.ra o.. .d.f..r-- r4....
'rh 'H Bog selFme', isy,f, ID. ga. irr.,.. 49,.
m..a tf.
Ta.ss OBJ. desire fl -.1.i .bs G,si. t.g,. g.,
ZOO h1Fs hrt f'- opp. .8uuy sg .t-t ... g,
'' " .fgls sac is.f.Ef .l4.sFr. ny NM.
hr' -. w afs irf fmrf MsI MS s.r.gtr
'f fF sai bet DC is f.ilfa fafss tss.rs.. "a,
thr m"'t i1ffai terms. o. 80 b. rrs.Iis..,t 49,,
''.' bf.@fy 3. tfsrn i.f fa- tsIssI ot The VI .r..
'.'.n aifmE T.. Arasemy Ifssstf
ari 'h- m"fi's ~ i.s able az LEANED
..'', 't ir' hss been srsf sn. % n. g.a..
''''h'lg ahi fosa.af Schools orftissae
iotulcSL - Hon Psslus PsusIl. Oh.
'ee"afle District. nos dselirs. .ulmit,,,,
s'' claims o. CosErss,.oraI C,uvsDt,,o
Ana snuouues' himseif asa esndii,ts ID, s,y
eyshi The sllsgsJ unjsst seton 81 a..
'V1hy mestihg 30 Chsfiotissvilis. in act
a.i'SiaE bis ffisujs % be beard. 4, ai,.p =.
'A' es0'' Of tbs d,,srnissuoa
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
For Cong -ess.
ALEXANDER x. BDTELER ESQ.
FoK rms Commemorate D,s,RIcr

NV are .b'fiI-i tu sbnuuur- RICHARD
FARMER ct pt-sruJ Judge 81 thu I3,h Ci,rufn
hs esna'aa'e Tor he "t.c- q ~ Court G. Ap.
Pcals Tor this ,tAr 81 4udirisIs-cii,p
WII'bss.'r - - l~tn
tYw- s'-suthotirri "a annnus,, wuuI,v
J. ROBERTSON ut Air-nsri- a.a,aNf,jsI.
isr me crhss OF Jdogc OF 'Ae Court 81 Appsa., ff
The II Ju1IciA Section.
January ~, 1853
s-e AUTHORIZED 10 anuoCr,, Col =. n
hAtpWlN ~ AOns.a A. cantita,. f,r N.
ON - Judge Il the Court 81 Apr-s, tor n. , /
'ulit'+i section Dan - 50
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{, mmissiOners' = lie
OF LAND

JTSDER he authority ard Is N'Tr. 30.
u rfers 900 the tirOutf C,ufi e. J. f.... .. .. Id.
s'tis co., The Hss-t,.uuu Babg al .fsrr,r->
uyt SIItH-f suf ~anU~l utiFr arars ... ID.
c-r,.HS. Bank ant Others. hi urr.r .... ..
Com 'ssivusr. &c he Csuu vii Dhst d. 20.
tore b. Iourt HOUSE aouf col, JsayrsuU e
On E,S!ay, 2Jii day d. Ap,d liz
E l'rsr~t - -
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uIsE

We are obliged 70 Mr Ms H,rrsnsrr
fsr to b-t,los Of carnb, Wiss d Superior
quality ltsi.l be reserved 6r particular
ocea'ios' -bsu tbs sofEs uiH b. released
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-31

psssafs g.. tsHsraA VI EraH o.. 0....
30 ff.r.sr- i-Ip ..m IsUrsy .a..s...t.
i.' ts0tHF hen sI.r.s. 'f.m trf .afs Us a ...H..
..' OBJ tr 49, f'iIss. BEL psE |.ryt.s hrs
ceu.s .'fs u.ss. 90 tss.f ih .s. .ars
F5-uo' Wise b,' spa5iasI Col Wm.
" Hsfmsn. q slsOatou Bugadi,r Goasr
a. q she iJ'h Brigade % place q ssssr.i
Layss, resigned
hrGs.rys " J.oa-y 30 b.. been
sppoiui.i f,umastsf ~ Iismillon. Lon.
aoun county, woe EIi % Jalnsy. resigned
Hrfhe democrats Of Culpspsr. We have
nominatsd Js@ss Bafbour Esg,a as can
s'da's ior 'As nVu's q Dslsg.,ss
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-, .s ,f'..' I-rs' bsrt,r.,...,-,.
-'' 20 lsr"fe hm f.atsU.. .. ~
~ Nsfm 20 Fsnarsr nee s. ''
s.s'afa ~ ne tpGrafas .i-s grr..,... I'D
f''t'g su# s.russf issf. q 49,.
20 i.tiv .HH Joy Em.rs.f.
ss'lle' tl' ulHfaF. .0st-srr fBst.s... y.
rf.f. t..a.t 10. o. Boz. r,...-[..
49, 'fh .+trf.s as u sagl. sgr,,,.,,' y,
sHfE .Hs .tHrf.. 80
sfs+sT 49, ar.se r.f Cd, Geo.
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'st aHt sfu.rs .....
afff' at4tfs..- .- So. a., 'N'e
'@ lia uFss tt.Hs.|,s, 49,.
ia @sfs a. rs. .h,
H'..a' H'am 1Hat .sse r.s s.s.r.s...
tf,."nsrt srritUss Tee sp.s.. 49,.
800. 70 poe .uIre bed rFt fsrI., 49, ~
~ h.n hr GOO tsf 80, taf or 'f... % .'.ALra
ues % sttssvs TabIe Ia.s ~ l'
mst'' Uonh rws,
y, fai rts - msseasf,s,b r,..
$50 20 1~srst To- ufs wssls,s
Ia 'sasIss 20 Asssfs sriH,, al 49,.
.'N 20 49, fts1p icable Wan IA, 49,.
70 ~ ~ ro7a'y rsfs brsossbt 10 49,.
s..',-s. 20 f'ns sas 30 voBis B. s,..r,,tf. :,
IS jasff. ihfte uarthiss tsoit,s a., -. -
IaFs ssss1 ne ., niaaiias N &c.,. =,
- hssas ~ ~ zoe Vsufiou $50 A., t-.t....s- :
ssa @sfssd - q ~ b.. fsvos. W. 80. ~
'''' as isssni sai ave or q r.
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?GI heres, I Rood aad % Poles

poe. q. rHl.t.u
26I icres, I Rood aad 23 Poles
IDS lao Oh. LaaI - ..t1r.,s ,H .6s g.. .rr.
fty'f 30 leH.f..n CunnIg. W ,a NJ TI..
~ .Itm, 70 aud bht. EAuT,sI ans pr.tfr p r
90 49, IT ~" ptpliuu, a.! G.uI.sft.s,E s...
VI HaFpvfs-trTtN su4 R.rsysf
!, ~, upDn o. be.,Iss he rIig.... situated.
Comfortable Re sidence 4sA
90 Mr. S.turr '. tuu, uh E4 rr, LIE
an' Tsuioltsry HIRE HDtSE .t-,.,-.
ihtbt-hiuf Snr ui TOE ..-..l.fs 49,. ..
t7'~aP"ssr & Ohio CAM aUH rr..r. a.g..-
rrs4~ ga. - fnT turfErs, 90 b. y a.r..r inc. I'D.
tu.,.rlsn' w.rs o. r1i~ Ira. l....rE..
tefH " iu.r Lrfs on fAr mstguI.f ..~f...
O.. hat i.ra = u. hs saa' % .,.g,-H
survey ui fhr .s.# h.s b.t. u,f..r
ihr Al VISION into o. Atl, % can DO seen. LILO.
CO. a. ~ sn4- q. Green. On cha ,,-,v-
TERMS OF SALE.
'r- '.Hs.s r. iaH purchase r..u,. ,..1
ba srre .r rG q t-s'a afa..r- ar ..-. ~
3 49, atH t.Ir."s. uf rsrl If,rI fr- HsF ga.
De- a'i'.'r' gr,H' srr To- o. -.su.-
H.#.r 81 - Iu.. Hs-H.- ash arq..t. .4.. ..
s-'Hur .r' b. ''rs - =, sf.f.
'"'tF .'. a.. .ar .r.f.Tr' .s,mrn., o.. -
lhbS g. GREE
W. ITFhS
tpNt NDtLEF
h.'." rt'-' ~ U.Ut.-t.
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ing to fly from his isrebuking visitor. But even
while he spoke, the beautiful being faded from
his sight, and he found himself alone in his
parlor. The vision had passed, but the lesson
remained. p-FT ,.fa
The next day was the first Sabbath of the
new year. Mr.. Stephens went to church, as
he had purposed-not, however, to give thanks
for prosperous year, but to humble himself;
to ask forgiveness of sin, and to pray for the
inspiration of a better life. The minister
preached from these searching words: "For
what shall it proft,a man # he gain the whole
world and lose his own soul; or what shall a
man give in exchange for bis soul 2s ~ And
every word of the sermon seemed as if aa-
dressed to the conscience stricken merchant.
The unpaid tax bill; the unrighteous specula-
ton /; the failure to help brother IN need,
were all educed and marked by special con-
demnation. The mirror was a second time
held up, and Mr.. Stephens looked once more,
in shame, upon the marred image of himself
"Ged helping me-" he said devoutly, as he
walked homeward, "I will be a richer man on
next New Years day than / am on this-rich-
er in heavenly possessions, the best of al"
And it was so. Flsf MO
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REGULATIONS.

2 Exhibitors are required to have their arti-.
cles entered on the books Of the Secretary, be-
fore they are placed within the enclosure. -'7s'
$ This entry may be made upon the books at
any time during the 10 days next preceding.
the Fair, and up to o'clock in the afternoon
of Wednesday, the first day of Exhibition. u.
On the entry of articles, and animals, cards
will be furnished by the Secretary, upon which
will be entered the number and Glass; as upon
the books, which are to be placed upon the an
imals and articles to be exhibited.
No article entered for exhibition shall be re-
moved from the grounds prior to the close f
the Fair, on Friday, unless by permission /.
not less than two members of the board of
Managers. Every exhibitor must have his ar
ticles the ground by o'clock, P. NJ, of
Wednesday. The membership fee of S1,OO
must be paid prior to, or at the time of the en-
try of articles for exhibition upon the books of
the Secretary. as1l '.is.I.
2 Judges are requested to report themselves
at the business Office on Thursday morning
They are expected to make written reports of
their awards giving reasons for preference to-
articles. a - a9lEaa7'' a 4fa
BY order of the Board ~ - SO 'ses
10 VIM. B. MCCARTHY, Sec'y.a p
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FOUR GREAT MEN.

1t is remarkable fact, that the career of four
of the most renowned characters that ever liv-
ed, closed with some violent or mournful
death. -. eJ ssz8 p e-acs ei p u
Alexander, after having having climbed the
dizzy nights of his ambition, and with his
temples bound with chaplets,dippedfn the blood
of countless nations, looked down upon con-
quered world, and wept that there was not an
other for him to conquer, set city on fire, and
died in a scene of debauch.
Hannibal after having, to the astenshment
and CONSERVATION of Rome, passed the Alps;
after having put to fight the armies of the
world, and stripped threebushels of gold rings
from the fingers of her slaughtered knights,
and made her very foundations quake-fed
from his country being chased by one of
those who once exultingly united his name to
that of God, and, called him-Hannibal-
at last by poison, administered with his own
hand d-nnlamented and unwept, in a foreign
land. 3r = rHas 90 .-ss
Caesar, after having conquered eight hun
dred cities, and dyed his clothesin the blood, of
one million of his foes; after having pursued to
death the only rival he had on earth was
miserably assassinated by those he considered
his nearest friends, and in that very place, the
attainment of which had been his greatest
ambition.
Bonaparte, whose mandate kings and emper-
ors obeyed, after having filled the earth with
the terror of his name, deluged it with blood,
and clothed the world with sackcloth, closed
his days in lonely Punishment, almost literally
exiled from the world, yet where he could
sometimes see his coH1sry's banner waving
over the deep, but which could not or would
not bring him aid.
Thus four men, who, from the peculiar
situations of their portraits, seem to stand as
the representatives of all those whom the
world called gredt-those four who each in
turn, made the earth tremble to its very center
by their simple tread, severally died-one by
intoxication, or, some suppose, by poison
mingled in wine on suicide-one murder
ed by his friends-and one in lonely exile.
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S OF OHIO;
CONTINUES FROM LAST WEEK. !
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY


Sec. 8. The mode of making appropriations,
under this act shall be as follows: In case of
public exigency, as defined in the preceding
section, the private property necessary to re-
pair or protect the public work may be seized,
either absolutely or for temporary use, by the !
board aforesaid, or either Of their members, or
any one of their superintendents, agents or
engineers, and the rights thereto, or to such
temporary use, shall Immediately vest in the
state. In all other cases the appropriation
shall be made by the board, or one of the
members thereof In such case of public
exigency, if the property be Immediately seiz-.
ed without first paying for the same, it shall be
the duty of the board, some one of their
members, (ift the compensation to be paid there
fore be not agreed upon with the owner,)
without delay to make and officially subscribe
as may certificates, in all respects alike, as may
be necessary containing, First: A description
of the property so taken, with the time or times
when taken, and whether taken absolutly or
for Temporary use, and if the latter, the extent
of the use, and the name or names of the own
er thereof Secondly: An offer on behalf of
the state to pay therefore a specific sum of
money being such sum as the board, or their
member, shall deem reasonable; one of which
certificates shall be delivered to each of the
owners of the property so taken, if resident
within this state, OF left at his or her usual
place OF aDoue tnereln; PROVIDED, CnaG II any
owner be minor, idiot, or insane person, hav-
ing guardian resident within this state, SER
vice of said certificate, in manner aforesaid.
shall be made on such guardian, which shall be.
deemed good service upon the ward. But if
any owner or guardian reside without this state,
or his place of residence be unknown to the
board, then notice to him or them may be Civ
en- either by personal service of such certificate,
or by publishing the same for four consecutive
weeks in some newspaper of general circulation
in the county wherein the property vas taken.
One of said certificates, with proof ofits having
been served or published as aforesaid, and the
date of such service of publication, shall be f.
led and preserved in the Office of the board
IF any owner, or his or her guardian as afore-
said, shall at any time after the seizure of his
OF her property as aforesaid, and within one
year after the service ofthe certificates as afore-
said, or its last publication aforesaid, as the
case may be, elect to take the sum Of money
so offered, or, in case of joint ownership ten
ancy in common, his or her proper proportion
thereof, the board or the proper member thereH
(Costtnued On fourM page.
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From the Evening Post.
"SAILED."

From nay window see, down the bay,
ship sailing out to the sea
And my heart aches with other hearts aching to-day,
Who may never more come back to me.
There were people in crowds on the piers,
There were stout-hearted men and pale women in
tears; .....,
Some parting for ever and some for long years,
There were sorrows that tongue cannot tell.
There were hands grasped convulsively there
And handkerchiefs waved in the breeze:
In the vessels broad wake followed many prayer,
Az she hoated along like bird il the air,
On her way to the perilous seas.
ship, have ventures in thee,
Not of spices, fine linen wine;
Thou art sighted with treasurers more precious to
Than the wealth that lies down in the depths of the
sea,
Loving hearts that have throbbed close to mine.
By the fast-fading light of the day
can see thee recede from the shore;
And fancy thy tall masts ghosts, gauut and
gray,
And thy black hull a hearse that is bearing away
The forms of the loved 'tgone before"
Thou art bound to a far distant main,
And oft from thy course may'st be driven;
Peradventure the harbor thou never wilt gain;
But thy sailing will not be entirely in vain,
If thy treasures but reach the port-Heaven.
PIERRE VIvANT.
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REANE 7ooH
W A MWR eye 2 y.

D G. TIoKNoR would respectfully inform IT,
ID. people of Ashland, ,thst be 10 engaged IN the
0anufaetnre Of -.---.-.,. .--
@QamS D~OISs
Fer Banks and Comfy Offices also binds Maga-
xies. Newspapers DO Orders left with Mr. Knapp 1T
the Office Of the Ashland Union, win reeeyie prompt
siteptiop Sept 6, 1858: .:nletf
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N d T I @ E

l.. L.. CRANE, n. D.. y. P cowAS, NJ. D.
Drs. CRANE & C0WAN
"AVING formed a copartnership for the purpose
III of practicing Medicine and Surgery. in Ash
land county offer their services to all who may be
pleased to give them call Office opposite the
Town Hall, over the Post-Ofice, where they may be
found at ell times when not absent on professional
business.
N B. Settlement to be made a year either
by note cash. 5tf
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N IA W y ID u 70 II. .
TIME following papers will constantly be kept on
hand at the Post-Ofice News Depot
HARPER'S WEEKLY, NEW-Y0RK WEEKLY, e
LADIES ILLUSTRATED,F FLAG OF QUE UNION,
NEW YORK MERCURY, BALLOUS PICTORIAL,
NEW YORK LEDGER, STARS AND STRIPES,
WEEKLY CLIPPER, PORTER'S SPIRIT,
NEW YORK HERALD, LINE OF BATTLESHIP,
and all oter papers and periodicals for which there
will be . demand in this community.
Ashland, April %, 1859. Aft
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NEW JEWELRY ESTABLISH.AEN1
WILLIAM OLDROYD,,

"0fChnnaher On JeOVo1oEs
HYoULD announce to the citizens of Ash
EA w land that he has opened Stock of
t&aS .ewelry, in the room doors west of the
SAnpsel House, Main Street, where he exhibit
ss choice and good stock of Watches, Clocks jew
elry, &c., as have been brought to this town.
R0rGilcrist's celebrated American CUTLERY,-a
choice variety also P0RTMONIES.
nea. REPAIRING done promptly and satisfac-
torily, and prices which cannot be complained Of
Ashland, May IL, 1859. 49tf
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
TNHE undersigned having received the appoint
ments of Notary Public will administer Oaths
take and certify depositions, Acknowledgements OF
deeds, Powers of Attorney, &c Charge reasonable
Ofiee in the Recorders Office. GAJOHNSTON.
January 26, 1859. 34tf
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'HHOMAS j BULL, Attorney atLaw. Loudon-
L lille, Ashland county Ohio, will attend prompt
ly TO all business entrusted to his care.
Feb. 4. 1855. 34tf
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JHDS0N DE PUY Attorpeys at Law Van Vert
AZ Ohio, will attend to all business entrusted to
Sher care, in the counties of Vanwert and Mercer
Particular attention paid to the collection of claims
and payments of taxes for residents. Also
agents for the sale ofrealestate.
May I3. 1851. 49tf
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-ro9 9th Czass-tSpeep Stake Premium. .
Best trotting horse +, l7- ~ s,sos $500
Second best .s-. -..,. ts+ Fea. sac 500
Fastest walking horse ,.ss 7a 400
Committee to be announced on the grotnd.
JACKS AND MULES sa.
Best Jack a years old and over s4,oO
Best do 8 years old 800
Best Jenny yrs old and over 800
Best pair of Mules h.@ a7a 800
Best single mule 's O. $50 200
! Committee s. Graybill, Peter B.
Johnston and John Doty. r, ~
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FULTON McCOMBS, Attorneys and Copn
4 sellors ut Law, Ashland, Ohio Office in tn
Bank building. over the Hardware Store.
Feb 4, ie57. 34tf
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~ J.AKENNY, Attorney at Law, has open
i ed anOffce the first door Vest of Post Office
second floor whrrc he will behappy to see his old
friends and such others may wish to engage his
professional services April 20. Ie56.-46tf
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EIGHTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
ASHLAND COUNTY,
AGRICULTURAL. SOCIETY,
TO BE HELD
AT A iSHLAND.
ON THE
18th, 18th and 14th Days of October, 1859.
LIST OF MIU MS.
TO BE HELD
a T A s. HI A ND

LIST OF PRE- MIU MS.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-17

t
A geasaenan srcm Gutsenberg writes
shas Mfr. Ruseh will fail of secsiving the
votes uk . greas ssmuy kspublinAas A
Clayton s0unsy. The Germans Of ahat
county are 800 iatelLigsna 70 be boaght
ever by The Ssomfnasson pf q 0sFHaan
who san scarcely spesk Englishs and
Who will hare TO resign, il elected, fsem
absolute insapaelty 20 preside over ths
Senate. They regard il 80 an open lEasals.
Oar correspondents says q Republican IN
hia presenae, used the following lan-
guaga:
81 hope that ws will be dafsased, and
will always say 50 when oug party gets
30 hard up that they eanncs nomiuake .
worshier man thAa Ms. Raseh, when
there ara thoaaandg wac know more In
one hoar than be does In aay, and THAI
he believed when there were no Repa6-
lieans shas weEe Amerioaa born citizcns,
then ID was time 10 nominate sach men
as Mr.. Rus8h. end for thas reason hs
would bolt the tiekee.1
Our correspondent speaka favoFaoly
Of aha whole Democratic ticket in old
| Clgyton, aud we sFnsk the Democracy
wifi DO their dnGy this ysaT. Last fall
lmuch was lose 10 that county khTo' ths
inactivity Of those who should have In
bored for the cause, and s4ying khis il
Itha hsss oE sesilng towards the Deno
crass of Clayton counsy, ws truss thai
every man ps shs old and yoang quart
will buckle on his agnaur Tor shs eonkesi
new opening. Dsbssqsss Herasd.