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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
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CPECIAL LNOTICE.-Dsalers Ia GOODYEARs
~ PATENT for vULCAEiZ.D RUBBER SUSPESDERs
BRAIDS WEBS ell Other fabrics snd article. made BY
oombum tbous substances ~ thesch OF sheets of vulcan
bed Rubber notibed hat Bness ths sam. properly
stamped labeled with ana BY ny authority, iel
CANNOT 81 LEGALLY DISPOSED Os In tbs United
states Merchants sBd dealer. irv-s to eXane spec
sad 10 tneir orders for The Spring trade
70 uuterssned exclusive Of the es and exclusive
rights TIE PsteDt FOR th-se Goods shich embrace :. II.
styles heretofore usnGfaured imported and many others
Also license. aud sell AID G- terms b.
obtained application to No Is Courtl.adtst New
York. HORACE II. DAY.
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~. hsssia Aa-t,opeei.
pY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Trsde-Sals

MONDAY AFTERNOON J.p. u. ., Z S'cloct-
yALU ABLE LAW LtsRARI-Compsisns aoscra rrcs.
tises Compste Sets of Cocn Law and ChanceTy Re,or
STATE Laws. Oisess Coune,tsr. &c Aso C,letos
Library EsoEs Of S.sndAId Mresreocs Book genera
Literature, &c. Catalogue r-aSy.
VIZ ONESDAY kyENlNG. Jan. u q; o'clock.
CHOICE PRIVATE Lf8RARi-A fne ooa-c,ioa Of scsrcs
srd vsuabe So 4, AmrrsB au3 GeucTs History Bogrs
tbv Ph!csrsphy Standard Poe' Nove,;s ari D-sn.,.,.
chece variety OF works In G'nera Literssr-. Nesy sa
the the best edous ia hn- buciss sai psct
couciou ard many Of them beautifully ull.s,sA Ass
Osna Auiogrsph Letter by SENJaNN FE,>ALtN ard
by THOMAS JEFyEsSoNbch ar me s"cien' ana are very
Interesting C..ogue. may be hsa aPpaesos, ~ tie sAss
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90 farmers ano Oibers.

Dull for SALE.-The largest young Bill of
ID bis sse IN the country will by suction Ia at.I-
,ss ethav corLcr ofS9nst Jsuu--y p ~ ~ ooocs His
mother s.igts 20 uDd aud 81 qu.rts OF milk
June. This for nils beef aud beauty f. not
passed L. FELL
CRANBERRY CUBrURE.-Thc subscriber
~ ns. issued circular onsTHE CRAs5ERRt AND trS
CULTURE will for yard tue ali send
stamp the postsse. Alec, has Ite PLANTS FOR SALE
and ..h sate, by al OF
United sts,es Adeps SULLIVAN BATES, BeLusham,
hoIfOt County Mass
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Amnsements.
A INVOLVEMENT of the BURNS CLUB of
IA the CITY of NEW-YORK.
CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY DINNER
In HONOR OF the BIRTdOAY Of the POET
Il ID n


I.r ROBERT BURNS
THE BURNS CLUB OF II. CITY Of NEWYoRK, having
coxoptea their plan of ceehaon that ty
usd- Tor orson Robert Burns By the
HENsY WARD BkECHEh st the Cooper Institute, on
MONDAY fvENING January % lass. LeetGre to com
nlence ct O'Clock
festival diuneY the Asor House. TUESDAY Jsousgy
3, which hr. WILLita CULLEN BRYANT VIII preside
n honeury Chasrmsp, aud Mr EDWARD n. ARCHIBALD
Brtlsh Coasal viii presde .. Honorary Nice-Charman
1he Ceanstee of AusnRemeots r..peotfay INFORM TIE
coapuymen and sduers the 10 bdrns that this
tr,st esneu.t win Be of the II viii be
atended ~ some Of the emmett ps sfi.ers ef the
sr.spt day whe aerus snd taent exhibit ID tac srts
and sieress will bv vel represented ff;ns
son. .
Ar WILLIAM cLELJASD the f.Iaoas Highland piper.
VIII In 70. ssSh Of ths 6a-L = present
At>a. kUBERfSON'S eeebis,sa band.
DinLeT the table 81 O'Clock psreis-y.
En..f J. CUNNlN0HtM President.
JoSErH LANG, " p....a.
RoEEkr NELpkUN T,s.nrcr RcHkRp cccRsASr Secretary
Vsik CLISNrVeH. JON, Corrvspcnotcs secretary
Committee Of nl-uts-Wihsn bsTns Nicho,
Charles Burt, DAVID Raterrd Ed~Aro fiher Rob-rt
Neil, Jarass L. Disk Nilasm Robertson. John Macl-an
Nillsn Park Roeert Burnett w Clschasn Captain W "a
hansob, Robert Gun
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I AURA KEENE's THEATE K q,
IL No GA BROADWAY.


INCREASING POPULARITY OF THs NEW COMEDY.
INCREASING POPULARITY or THE NEW COMEDY.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
issrow leeu oT the cf the tbest going
FIGHTy-sEVHN CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS
EIGHTY-sEVkN CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS
EiGBt Y-sENkE CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS
EiGHTY-sHVEN COSsEcUTlVE NIGHTS
EI0hTY-sENEN COssECU live NIGHTS
thus proyiT IL 70 be, ~ith ut question. tbs
GREATEST SUCCESS EVER KNOWN!
GREATEST SUCCESS EVER KNOWN
GREATEST SUCCESS EVER KNOWN
GREATEST SUCCESS EVER KNOWN
GREATEST SUCCESS EVER KNOWN
During wbicn tne Il has beer Witnessed by more fhsn
~ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND PEOPLE
OIE HUNDRED AN0 FIFTY THOUSAND PEOPLE:
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND PEOPLE
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND PEOPLE!
VINO have invariably testified their spprobaoa o. s men,
'''D' LONG -CoNTIYUED APPLAUSE
LONG CONTINUED APPLAUSE
LOHG-CON1INUED ArfLAU5E
UPROARfOUs LAUGHTER
UPROARtOU5 LAUGHTER
UPkOARIOUS LaU8HIbR.
IT WILL BIZ REPEATED EV cry MONT.
1T WILL BE REPEATED EVERY NIGHT.
II WILL BIZ REPEATED Every NIGHT.
1T WILL BIZ RFPEATcD EVERY NIGHT.
IL WILL BIZ REPEATED EVbRY NIGHT.
To conclude with the fsce never before a'et here sailed
AUNT CHARLOrTES kAIO.
H60a Miss
Supported by the strength Of the npaoy
Dress circle be secured we9t Ia stvanos, viii
out extra charge, so cent? each
Door open stel 10 7; o'clock precisely
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A. J. BLEEc&ES, Au-tone~r
RAND and MADISON ST TS.-A. .

VI BLEFCkER SON & Co. vii s.i, At sacti5n on TUES
DAY JaDy 2S .: II oc. a. the Mere. ENch-
ON GRAND sod MADlSoN-STs-Sk Houses ard Lot..
Nos 55s s6 ard SIS Grand and Nos as. iN and @f
MaTisout i5rsg each other in the reNtorminS pct ~
feet inches on Madison std % FEET ccA Gu Gr.nd Ths
good orcer contain Gas snd Cre'ou so r.nt o
No Brosd-st tI"b
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D. sLkEoNEs. Au:ticueer.

GLOBE HOTEL, Brookyn.-A. j. BLEECh-
" ER, sos CO will e'i a. suction on THURSDAY
Jan IS at ~ o'cl =, the Mers. FNch
BROOKLNN-ON rUJTOS SrREFr-The valuable prop
erty kloxu the GLOBE HOtEL' sitlsied AZ 2H ..
betxe-n C ton and ark hudus four sores hSh.
ot brick brown s,oDe Nr7 rtsins g fins 80 Nc
Rsut. Tor SAs. 1t6xp. -25Ooo remain hsp', No,
a, ~ srose ,,rpe; (4lSl
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4 UCTfON SALE.-Ths subscriber viii SELL
"A Puelc Action . ~ starr of JOSEPH LEWIS
Noithpor' TUESDAY t.b I, the shooner ALNlRA ed
,cboob.f sbost iS sgrdr and lies "a rtn2 sr
Dor Ssmss,d CONDITION .ee having been wrecked on Esoss
Neck Beach 90 ne ai.Et .: Dec p. lS5l
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C. HALLIDAY, Auction-er.
WYE SIpREME COIfk1 SAIE of 4
ByE. G. HALLIDAY, Aactioneer.

by r. &. HALLIDAY, Alctlone-r
DOSITINE SALE OF tWANEhLfPLACEsn snd
i erHsr PROPkRrY.-E 4 HALLIDAY Will sell At
Auction TUESDAY Jsn 25 1852 at IL O'Clock a; the sef
chaut's Exchange. -
WAvERLY-Pl ACE The first class thres-story BRICK
HOUSE LOT No ls Wsyery place, . Zee; IN vide,
fsot, ear aud tO feet oeep. - ..,......
NINTH-sT-rLe fr,,-olass three story BRICK HOUSE,
LOT 9h., 25 feet In. wice float Aad and
IS feet deep. Terms a. sale.
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vINHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for lS59-COn-
Il tainsA LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE THIRTY
SIXTH C0nGRES5, foi yet chosen. Price IS cents
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A. J. BLEgckEs Asctsoneer
VALUABLE PROPERTY on WEST BROAD
WAY, WORTH snd NORTH MooRE-srs, ana
A j BLEFCKCR, son 4 Co viii sell at auction
WEDNESDAY jan D. iaoe at - O'Clock ct the AerohsntS
EyotsDge .
ON " BROADWAY, s. W. cor Of N Moorest, LOr.
ON W. BnO. .DWAY (adj. sbove) HOUSE aad LOT
ON NORTH-Sr, LOT aud BUiLOiHG No > rena for
1900 Tbi. property Is rapidly Increasing in vaiae ana wa
worthy the attention uf buyers - .
ON N MOOaE-Sr.. HOUSE and LOT No. S5.
ON llTH-AN, one LOr pesr Soth-sk
Title perfect and abstract In f Terms very liberal Msps.
Ac AZ No Broadst U.tuD
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JANts 'fLf Nt'st'Il'fE
MONDAY, Feb. II, at II O'Clock az the Mer
Na chan, FxchaDg- will SCI eat oar of the Estate os
scbocs so,irs Clayton Schoes In the NneteentA
Ward Brooklyn .
I75 LOTS on Broadway, Harrison, Marcy Lee Bedford,
ytEs and Ksr avs. - ...,. -
WITHIN aFEW MINUTES WALK Of toe FERRIES FkOh
PECK-sLlP. JsMES-slP ANo GRANn-sE
60 remain bond ard mortgage. Maps &C.
No. - Nssssu-st
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A }. RLEEckES, Aactionssr
DOWERT PROPERN-A j. BLEECkER

RONERl PROPERIl.-A. j. BLEEChER
- son Co WILL SELL OF AUCTION on TUESDAY.
Jsu - =. y O'Clock. noon a. the Meceaas txchsne-;
On rBE BowEsY-Th- vsgsAe Srcp~rty Nos lia sat llr
Powery ,io- 81 feet souta r,m Grsu1st q ot
25Nit9 feet Msps, terns Ac, Al No. brOa.-st Ses
York UsSN
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rods ffom the DEPOT Meurbin, n j. ~ ACRES, h,y
ing cOmmsndns spect ahcuudng In choc. fruit the
ucugs TO the Groom 70 distributed
gh the house from never aiDg 10 ACRE ,oin
shove equally desirable without bu l1ngs otsnt from
York hours New Jersey Railroad Fr particulars. in
qure Of T. FORD, No 90 Co1r.auatst, or r. R. FREE
NAN, TT, s,uet, Office Harlem Railroad Depot, ith aud
2s.h -. on c. '. III NDl on the premLss.
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TINHE MENDELSSOiN UNION.-ROSSlNIT
4 ORATotIO Of hoses IN EGYPT, viii be ai.en
At the Cooper In,titue, THUBsDtY EVENING,
irg emineLt biss Hsdley ani Hrs Cc.mp M-s'I.
D. rsnda Ntrn-ke and DR. Gsnette Tcfes 81 cts TO be
iao at toe music ard the ibs evening Of
the concert, u Oe.,et Conductor, O. ". 3Oa0AH
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printins.

At EvERDELLs Wedding Cards, Notes
Ie hsS IN Broadway cor Of Orders received oy mai
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70 HUIy yUUTSs
WILLIAM CARISS.
ER N MENTIONS

We know of no invention of modern times that de-
serves or is destined to occupy a higher niche in the
temple of fame, than the discovery or invention of the
Vegetable Epiletic Pills for curing Epilepsy, or Fall
ing Fits; Spasms, Cramps, and all the various modf-
fcations of Nervous Disease. DIR. Sett S. Hdnce, of
los Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md, the inventor, is
certainly entitled to the best wishes of all the benevo-
lent portion of mankind, who experience a pleasure
by the alienation of human suffering. When DR..
Hance first prepared these Pills, he intended them
solely for Fits, Cramps and Spasms; but subsequent
experience satisfactorily proved to him, that in addi-
ton to their remarkable sanative properties in this
class of diseases, they exert a perfect control over
the entire nervous system. He was then induced to
try them in cases of Neuralgia, Tic-Doloreux, Ner-
vous Headache, Palpitation of the Heart, I%ncipient
Paralysis, Hysteria, Muscular Debility, and a host of
minor diseases, ~springing from a lack of nervous en-
ergy, in all Of which his anticipations were crowned
with the mos sanguine success. Persons at a dis
tance, by writing and sending a remittance to DIR.
Hance, Gun lave the medicine forwarded by mail to
their post office address, he paying the postage-The
prices are for a single box, So, two boxes, So or S24
per dozen. We have given his address above. 4w35
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. RoBAcK's GREAT MEDICAL Discover
Es.-Dr Roback's Scandinavian Remedies
are overturning all the old theories of medi-
cine. They reach the blood through the diges-
tive organs with a quickness, certainty and cur
ative effect almost miraculous. The herbs of
which they are made are from the mountains
of Sweden, and this combination of vegetable
elements is superseding all the mineral medi-
cines. Dyspepsia, coughs, bronchitis, bilious
complaints, fits, nervous affections, Mysteries,
s~crofula, skin diseases, rheumatism, headache,
pains in the back, sexual debility, etc. are re-
lieved with wonderful rapidity, and there is no
malady originating in a morbid condition of
the blood or other fluids of the body, that does
not yield to the Scandinavian Remedies. See
Advertisement. 4w36
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DULeIMERs-An advertisement appeared
in our paper on the 10Th ult. from a person
who offered Dulcimers at, an extraordinarily
lew price-a price which will induce all who
know the value of these instruments to regard
the advertisement as a hoax. So well persua-
ded were we of the utter inability of the per-
son to fulfil his contracts on the terms pro-
posed by him, that we considered it our duty
to omit his advertisement. We are advised on
reliable authority that his design in advertising
as he did, was prompted by a desire to crafty a
feeling of personal hostility to Mr.. W. H. Hale,
who is engaged in the trade, and who prose-
cutes his business honorably-selling none but
GOOD instruments and at FAIR PRICES.
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A. 10 ADDITION TO THE LUMBER YARD.
Mr.. ORLow SMITH has made arrangements
for supplying this market with all kinds of
dressed lumber, including material for floors,
window sash, frames and blinds; doors and
door frames, &C. This is precisely what was
wanted in Ashland, and will greatly facilitate
the future operations of building in our town
and vicinity We suppose that those who con-
template building during the coming season
will consult their own interest, and if they do,
the enterprise of Mr.. SMITH will be well re-
warded.
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k6-An adjourned meeting of the Congre-
CATION of the Presbyterian Church, held on
Saturday last, perfected the arrangement, with
great harmony and good will, by which in fu-
ture the expenses of the Congregation will be
betrayed by an equitable assessment upon the
pews. This plan, when first proposed, was not
concurred in by all, but after discussion and
explanation, it grows in favor with the Congre-
CATION, and will soon, we have no doubt, when
its practical workings are realized, be approved
by all. 1t has the sanction of usage elsewhere,
dens, being equally distributed, are light upon
each, Under the former system, the rCongre-
CATION have always been involved IN serious
embarrassmeat-and for meeting the contln-
gent expenses of the Congregation have al
ways been compelled to resort to quarterly col
~Iections on the Sabbath and these collections
very generally fell short of being sufficient for
the object required. Under the present plan,
all these unpleasant features are avoided, and
the payments for all the expenses are made
quarterly outside of the Church, and on rccek
daus, to the Treasurer of the Church.
Lest misapprchension should arise, it may be
proper to remark, that the action OF the Con-
ereeation was not a sale of the seats. They are
not o,oned by their occupants-but those who
occupy them agree to contribute a specified
amount annually toward the expenses of the
Congregation. Nor does this arrangement
exclude those who are regular attendants upon
thu Church, but rather makes every occupant
of a seat feel more fully the obligations OF
courtesy resting upon him, and his responsible
ity in furnishing accommodation to the casual
attendants. All who wish to become regular
attendants will be furnished with sitting tosuit
thar rishes-and all others will be freely
md chesrfully,' as heretofore, provided with
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THE" ASHLAND UNION, WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEBRUARY 49, 1852

and take possession of the Home and Grave of
him who loved us all, and thus make his birth
day the birthday also of Republican gratitude,
justice and fraternal love!
ANN PAMELA CUNNINGHAM,
Regent Mt. Vernon Ladies' Association.
April 10, 1858.
An opportunity is now offered to the ladies
of Ohio to aid in this act of homage. Sub
s~cription books are being distributed to the la
dies through the State. The subscription is
81, and constitutes each subscriber a part own-
er and guardian of Washington's Tomb.
ALICE KEY PENDLETON,
Vice Regent.
Bg- Mrs. j. W. SMITH, it will be remem-
bered, has charge of this interest SO far as it
relates to Ashland county.
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CLEVELAND PnoDUCE MARKET.

HERALD OFFICE, FEBRUARY II, 1859.
FLOUR-Light sales at unchanged rates. Coco
brands of Ohio Extra bring SIS, 70@S5,75 IS.
- better, md firm at the advance
Sales / car Red at 81, %; 3 cars do at same figure;
l car choice mixed at S1,28 and l car White al
81, 374.
-CORN-Sale1 10 bush. new on track at SIC.
OATS-Sale 800 bush. fair new on track at Sc. .
= cars prime at 73c on track.
HIGHWINES-Salc yesterday so bbls. at 264e.,
and so bbls at PC. Dull to day at &c.
BUTTER-Moderate sales at 17@1ec. for choice
W. r. roll.
EGGS-Quiet at 14(015c
TALLOW-Sales 1000 lbs. at 10c.
DRESSED HOGS-Higher and in good request
Small sales yesterday at 81, and an advance on this
rate has been asked to-day.
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PRoF. LooMIs.-Those having a penchant
for +" concord of sweet sounds" have a rare
opportunity of gratifying their tastes, and cul-
titating their musical talent, by attending the
Musical Institute, during the evenings of the
present week, at the Town Hall, under the di-
r%ection. of Prof: r. LOOMS. We learn that
on Monday evening next an exhibition will be
given, which Will have more attractive fea-
lures, probably, than any musical entertain
ment ever given in our town.
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Astonishing Cure of Inflammation of the
Bowels, of fifteen years standing!

PHILADELPHIA, Masch 16, 1858.
DR.. G.. NJ. JACMsoN. DAAR SIR: Restored to
health, as l have been, under God, by the use of your
invaluable ssHoohand's German Bitters," 1 feel that
L owe you this public acknowledgment.
About the year 1888, while residing in the city of
altimore l was attacked with Inflammation of the
bowels. For some time l paid but little attention to
it, s%upposing it wonld soon pass off. But the disease
grew worse, and l became seriously alarmed at its
progress. L now had recourse to medical advice,
but without any marked effect. i rapidly lost flesh,
and became emeciated to such a degree as to attract
the attention of all with whom l came in contact
L cannot attempt 10 describe the feeling of utter
helplessness that almost p~aralyzed my efforts for ff-
teen years. At length, wearied of life, but still will
ing, for the sake of my family, to make another eff
fort, l yielded 10 the advice of my friends, and, as an
experiment, bought a bottle of your Bitters. To my
delighted surprise, L felt a change for the better,
before l had taken half the bottle. l continued its
use, and purchased a second bottle, which effected a
PERFECT CURE. Five years have passed away,
and / have experienced no recurrence of the disease.
L am now II resident of this city, and am willing to
give to all similarly afflicted n statement of my case.
Very truly yours,
WILLIAM ARISS,
312 Thompson ST.
Ask for HooEands German Bittcrs. Take nothing
else, and see that the signature of C. NJ. Jackson is
on the wrapper of each bottle. They can be had of
druggists and storekeepers in every town and village
in the United States, Canadas, West Indies, and South
America, at IS cents per bottle. Principal Office,
418 Arch Street, Philadelphia Pa. 2w36
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seats-and a cordial invitation will ever be
extended to all to avail themselves of the ample
accommodation now furnished by the late er-
largement, and thus afford the occupants of
pews the pleasure of giving one and all a hearty
welcome to the vacant places.
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sarThe various religious Congregations of
Ashland on Sunday morning last, about the
hour for the commencement of services, were
not a little surprised to find themselves under
the teaching of new pastors. The exchange
of pulpits was a private arrangement between
Clergyinen themselves, with the design, prob
ably, of cultivating a spirit of Christian unity
and fraternity.
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GoDY FOR MARCH is upon our table. The
engravings of this number, and the fashion
plates render it more than usually attractive.
The Lady's Book has now a subscription list
exceeding that of any other Magazine pub
lished in the United States.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-02-16

DEAD.-The original Yankee clock manu-
f%acturer has gone hence. Seth Thomas died at
Plymouth Hollow on the 10Th of January, at
the age of rs years. He was the originator of
the cheap Connecticut clock, which in its early
day was considered the great invention of the
age.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
ASHLAND, o., FEBRUARY 1e, 1859.

b@rPreaching at the Hopewen Church on
Sabbath next, Feb. 10th, by j. Y. AsHEN-
HURST, of the United Presbyterian church.
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WALL PAPER! |!

DOTTER Il KNOX have just received the largest
i and best selected stock of Wall Paper, Ceiling
Paper, Ceiling Decorations, Borders, Frcsco Orna-
ments, Window Shades, (plain and fancy) Window
Cornices, Cords, Tassels, Patent Rollers, (every
known pattern etc, etc, ever brought to this eoun-
ty, which will be sold cheaper than heretofore. Call
and examine. March II, 1858. 4ltf
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TER US OF ADVERTISING.

Ten-lines or less make a Square. Displayed adj
yertisements in single column, ten per cent. extra.
Double column, double the above rates and 80 per
cent extra. Advertisements loaded and placed in
the special notice column, one-half more than the
above rates.
BS- All notices required to be published by law,
legal rates, VIZ; 81 each square ior the nrst three
weeks or less, and 333 each subsequent insertion.
B6E- Administrators notices of appointment, one
dollar in advance.
B6F Business cardsNFive lines or less, So per
All transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance.
All advertisements not accompanied with written
directions, viii be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
payable quarterly.
The above rates will be strictly adhered to.
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GRANVILLE
FEMALE
A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL For
YOUNG 81

REV- C.S. Doolittle, A, M, Rector;J. Indy.
~ a. N. frlne1Pal; Mrs. PA. Doolittle Goverpess:
MIS- M. N. Indy, Associate, assisted by other abb:
Inns iong established and popular institution now
2 ao thorough 2 r S and accomplished education. Its ioca.
lion lion Is aeilghffpl and b althy. The buildings ha1.
s thoroughly repaired, the rooms newly papereS
and neatly caIrpeted. A full corps of experienceS
ana pacfomPlshed teachers are employed. The Rec
thus enabling them to bestow special cern nnyy
attention upon each pupil. The course of study /.
extensive and Judiciously arranged. The %instrue.
expecting to become teachers, special inslrnet;on.
NH MI De given. The next session will eommence On
ihuIsoay the End of September. For informat;ee-
OF ADMISSION, address either of the UNDERSIGNED
Q s: DOoLITTLE, Rector.
Granville, Aug. 4, 1858. Ao.x
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-02-16
OYSTERS!

II d R. FREER as Agents for the best Oysters that
are put up in Cans in the United States, keep
those bivaIves constantly on hand. Friendsof good
living will take notice, and govern themselves. DC.
Dec. s, 1S5S.-n27 J.& IL. FREER.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-09-08
court Proclamation.

Whereas. the Hon. GEORGE r. BARRETT,
President Judge of the 22d Judicial District OF
Pennsy lvana, composed of the counties OF
WayEe, Pike, Monroe and Carbon, and Abra-
ham Legering and Michael HI. Dreher, Esqr's,
Associate Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas of the County of Monroe, and by vir-
tue of their Offices, Justices of the Court OF
Over and Terminer and General Jail deive-
ry and Court of General Quarter Sessions IN
and for the said County of Monroe, have is
sued their precept to me commanding that
a Court of Quarter Sessions Of the Peace and
Common Pleas, and Court of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery and Or
phan's Court, for the said County of Monroe,
to be holden at Stroudsburg, on the 26th day
of September next, to continue one week II
necessary