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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

pAkTiiivH sALE-JAMEs ~ A,LLER wun SSH.
j ~ ariiot, SATURDAY Feb 4 lsdV al o'clock, ~
The American otsl sing Ing bv order NJ ne saprcms Court
urder he direction of g. w Robinson Referee tina toll0~ng
valuable ZEAL III ibA as John
jones' he banks Of he haoson Sing g Wss hes.sr
county Consisting OF endd marble mansion uika
ree stoT re- and capoa containing rs rooms. gaset ere
house hWse stable kennsry 10
viii Of and msguihcenily shaded and all 10 hno
srd@r The view Il he river surpassed his - whsa
exception the besuufal plaza North river and
must he seen b. appreciated The very valusse land cba-
srg OF 45 suhabe for country seats villa
ses situated the OF Mount Pleasant W-aichestar
county n y Scarborough depot tbs Huinon
railroad md 2 miles shove Jarrst, running from ho
oss peaa to Me Hudson river and adjoining land Of q
"nsr sra land Lie of AbrAm LeRgett II he We hneet
NJ, mss on he river being beautifully situated on high
Snsor icing sronnd ove looking the country eeats OF
% ~, aept, tdgo Bartlett John q bokar J. WATSON
, nsv: 1T Srs'ehon seo ~ s~ords an others aud
worthy e attention Of Capitalists those seekg resifeuos
IN hr country ASH the las the desirable places
s oeswes X. INV s lors aud roasteep.s
sold in together 1hs large aud yam
able oundres al sing sing with the
engine Ia each with ooser 10 Nil IN ycs3
oroer located the Hudson River road SSiscent ~ Inc
dtpot Terms For and further xpoy
10 be apriopser, - Pine street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

UPWARD sJHENCK. AUCrIONEER.
II ASSlGHEE'S SALE OF THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
81 broadway Tailoring Estssfehueot-E 4 e. Il
eCHENCk viii sell ~ auction Monday January 80 at loM
A. NJ at Ne 81 Brcadssy, the entre st,ck cnassrg Of
Cctls CsssiDees yssngs and iy made Clothing
e Csuu'ers Desks Safe AND Gas sytares be sod without
rosetve. By order q
DAVID BOARD. Esq, 60 CHI street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

NEW YORk-SEIENTY DELEGATES,
There viii be two full delegations from the State Of New
York Inc national, anti-Cagger delegates, are now
being choaen by District Conventions, only part Of which
have thus far been held. We postpone publishing lists
Of NE sonsesting delegations until both shall be CON-
Sletcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

A N AUCTION WILL TAKE PLACE on "WEDNESDAY
n FEB. l. le6h NJ foyd's Manor Queens county L. l. OF
borouahtred ssdsIe farm and carriage Horses splendid
Ing Cattle valuable 20 Calves kteers 1ls Poui.
try also variety n handsome Carriages single and double
Earness silver noupted saddles Brides, Blsnkes &C.
geber With large Of farming utensils nctnv
The best patterns q Aowe hay Scales Threading Mach,nes
cast iron Rollers, &c.
Parties desiring to attend will take the or A. n train f,
the day Of ssie New Raven Railroad stopping At Stamford
where the steamboat Confidence win be readiness 10
them 70 ~'
LIsOYD8 DOCK,
Returning 1T the coueluan Of e auction 10 meet the
train TO New YORK -
n The weather PROVE unfavorabie the s the sale VII
take place On The -
FIRST FAIR DAY THEREAFTER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30
sPORTIN0.

IvNArC1s BurLxw, so PrCx SLIP Has Ar5 rryy
cayscc breads of fs sie ssrsa sns,evs
bio Narre and Flea exssrmnsor 81 ceps oe~ ,,,.
Buffers work the Dog. beautifully Nrxrs.sd 81
pugs boarded, usped, &C. Advice grs,s. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30
DrsTTsTRY. ;.


NOTICE -viSJr ~ g TO CUBA ". !. FIND col
~ MTsse,e 9sr'.r. 81 the coei tunsns no 81 Tsnep.
10y, RAvanA, By Mrs. SARAH y BkkYkR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30
A UcTIoN NorlcE-A y. cn1srALAR. Aucr1oNsEa

a UCTlON NorlcE-A.N y. Cn1srALAR. AycrIoysEa
WI sol on Tuesda5 Jan. 81, ut fi eciocs, az No $50
bu5fon street large and Of Furniture
s'sirg OF large Of windsor cane maple hsak walnut
Sd In any Chis; DO Boston mahogany
a~f encorec double and sine and
aare 'op. 90 rosewood black walnut apa other ssaads
Hxpe other Besdsesds do mahogany rosewood xnd
othvT bun esns without glasses and with and
Grs srge assortment OF nprbse dpinw
Pier Tables. asa !ot Of scss Iesa tetes conches and
Ilvsrs IN hair CLOTH brocseI other also Of
ohor urnisuIe counting and 9th Desks also srH.
assortment OF gilt g. bsyal frame lcox,og
gsses Of various sizes also large o Of feather Bes
Mattresses s sizes add sorts also lot of ohsr things
70 kB TO this sale the rade ogrcs.
larry Invited avery C siv- 70 be sold account nj
The proprietor being sak unable send Caoeuas ca
morning Of sale. a. II. ChlSrzLAR, auctonesr
No toy~or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

A UCTICN NOTICES. 4 J. b09ARr, AUCrrOygERs -
"A Wednesday ehruary J. at twelve O'clock the suoaa
fsn sa'e de- sng Of gold finger 6nga Bra ,sl.,s
sso ali he ss s aaa INTEREST," q &sm s n's ss
be bad eD tho tsy Of Dscembe 1889 any time s
JOHN HURLEY, C.,rstaula
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30
pGkAsAM An.

AT LAST INTERVIEW you SAID YOU Would
"A think Make up your mind jafisiousy. f,r my
n sOokep of cannot be- beyond the
fed Come before that day. and The DE bencr-eay
Saturday. s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

nANIEL4 A. MATHEWS, AuCTfONEEA.
- MORTGAGE SALE
OF STOCK AND FiATUkfS OF A DRUG STORE.
BUTLER, SCHULTZ MATHEWS viii sell at auction this
day Monday G II O'Clock, At No 93 ,ir.e
stock of &c. and Fixtures therein 70 satisfy
chatel mortgages BY order Of q. n. NASH, Esf..
Attorney for III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

- RICHARDS EINGSLAND, AUCTIONERR,
IL DAMAGED HAROWARE
RICHARDS KINGsLAN d 90 VIII sell on TUESDAY, Jan
81 NJ III O'Clock at their bS resds large
sorimepi Of Hardware oodspg q Knives forks
rhn lochs Iron SQUARES Sad Iroos rAks Plu
ss Iron aides from y? to 10 inches strap hingss Sleigh
Bells &c., damaged by Cr,,on water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

WHLIAM Writer'S, ACCffoNEE8, Will SET.
W at l23 West Broadway. on Monday morning. nj 10,
tcleck all the bourehod Punitive Fixtures 60 Aso
pssk Of very fHe Brandy purchased family Sal
oouye Goods IN be removed Immediately after the salt
1LIs yale Is by virtue Of a ceat,el rortsAge -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

<HHINA GLASS AND EAKfHEFWARE --fIENRY g.
~ EVANS will sell ~ auction IN lots to suit dealers
Tuesday Jan 81 at 10 o'clock So Maiden tu
ment OF htA Granite aud all krd Comoo Ware Glass
China &C. sAie posve. Goods Carefully repacked
ehppug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

VNTflIAM Writer'S AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
nNo = &efce, street. on Tuesday January 81 st t0x
O'clock the entire handsome Household Furniture consisting
o!wo rosewood psrior suits rosewood Panofore velvet
~;en and other Carpets and french plate
krfofs marble slabs and Brackets mahogany
and BLACK wsru, bedssds CURED hsir feather
Feds &c lace Sn65 Curtains, superior mahogany
ter cirng Fable marble iop dressiog Bureaus wssh
stands fine oil Paintings mahogany aniotns- Chairs
Llca hs de-, 4c sac posisye Terms cash Goods De
removed imIp ed ately al or tie sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

fbs rse ia by vhtne OF a caatel mortgage -
w LILLIAN Writer'S AucrioNsER, VIII. SELL,
w Monday nj ocock, at 45t Canal stree entre
furoure o. brpe story house parlor Furniture bureaus
Ee't,Sce Chairs eo.as c.ne Ta1es, veive. rauestry
6aIcn and thsee ply carpets. Uira'ns OH
Paintings Mirrors bioa ADD Ghwwars together With dining
hcLeu Furniture Stoves, Beds and Ssdd
Der suits &C. all good order Tor hoasekeepers others
day AT ia ococS at No ii Cooper iustu ito between
ssv nth ard Eighth and Third Fourth the
stock OF Groceries tugars. Tess Pick Scales
Measures vpnes sugar y H. &c also the splendid
shelving Drawefs, Gas FH'grss; year ago
over $500 Tie fixtures can be purchased ia lots
store 10 let
WIN. Writers, AUCTIovEFR.-TfIE sTreNTioy OF
w purchasers snd otiers invf,d the superb rurf-
Carp. Besanr. Piano. two larle ard nassivs Manel
ard Pier Classes aso elegant EJteosiou iahls
Par SUITS together with yefting found well hed
honse. Cnalog NJ sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

g ALE OF FANCY DAMAGkD GOOra-E. r H.
~ hchkNCB sucioreers, will SELL at z'4 Sxth avenue
iresdsy rti ~ ociock 81 he Fancy Goods cd
inmsry, hruahes foremonnaks Fancy Artcss Of oil de-
.crpuois tsu merry DC Az the above goods be- 40 10
lots purchasers VII have an opportunity securing
Deposits required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

pCrION NOTICES. 81 BOaART, AUCTf0 SeFR1 -
n 1uestsv jan 81 At l0H O'Clock the auction vop,
No Moth William street MORTGAGE sale cf hou
ia ccnnsipg Of abeesnY sofas oanfes n.hosAny Chairs
bureaus nshoTany Tables Lk,rs Erxers Wash.
stsncf matosary Pcesseas Cottages iessa1s hair Mat
Gsfrt5 tehber beus Beddng russes three ply acd Ingram
Carpets uLcloth Looking Eiasscs, kitchen Furnne,
Esghtsbe Table QUE Horse, tghi Harness, one Trcunc
Wagon, Iron SAFE. &c, &c. .
Ec1ioN sALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING, DRY
IA cco1s 4c.--A. ~ CglSraLAR Aucroneer a. Bowsry
WI sen 6s day, Jan -, Al io,s ocock, large as.1t
merit OF seasopabe Csrnesss coacrsng Ia
sDe coh fr9k and Business cc.s cashmere aod sxdns
fslis ala, Valencia Vests; e.bt pscea Of
Be afcoth ~ cf Csxsnere oeskins GAIN hilks
tNunes Ac; also scits AMI eentlsuens shots
A ssIaYEEs sAy.y OF HOSIERY, DRY oooDs &c
a = u; oRIstAt.R, sucsoneer, "a sowerv. will sell
ps asy. jan sd ~ II o'clock. ac,es ard n ~
and siuchnss uLder Shi,ts wooien vods. Ira
Fats hancksfchsets, 40 BY order Of psosla i,rs
AssgLees ''
A COTTON HtTfCr.-S& !. Bo9ART, pUCrrnSEERs -
u Monday, Jon 10 81 10y o''ock Of he auct,n yn,n.
70 forh william s're.t Nore,ables Of ieces 81
tassisrere, snhA ~! o. otothiDs. xc- f"- "
CHARLES y. WATTS, cou...ess.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-15

The Republican press are filed with 80
counts of men expelled from the South for
misdeeds, just as before the last Presidential
election they were filed with murders Of msn
in Kansas, most of whom are stiN hving.-
pelled to lleavesa Southern State, tho cry il
raised that he was driven out on account of bin
anti-slavery feelings. Occasionally these pa
pers oyerdo the matter, and give the names Of
respectable men, who are known to the com
munity, and then the whole matter turns out
to be transparent falsehood.. Such was the
case when the charge was made that BARNxY
WILLIAMS, the Comedian, had beon ordered
to leave the South. In a card to the New
York Herald, Mr.. WILLIAMS says that he
has not been south of Mason and Dixien'a
Line for four years, and never was banished
therefrom. He thinks It not impossible that
an impostor, who stole from him his good name.
has been treated rs he deserved TO be. The
Card concludes as followes: aI
Mr. Barney Williams vocation il to make
people laugh, and in that respect, At least, he
claims to be national man, knowing ans
North, no South no East no West,"a before
the foot-lights. As far as the general SUBJ
jeets are concerned, Mr.. Williams has seen
enough of the effects of internal disaension in
his native country mot to otherwise deplore any
interfofeyce with the reserved rights OF the
States which might lead to dissolution Of ths
American Union" d iatfls s M
The refatation of the faishood will proh1tly
never be noticed in . Repnhlisaa sAsek fos -
wsuld injurs che fsrty.
~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-15
CAUCUS AND ELECTION OF UNITED
STATES SENATOR-CHAsEB BBAT6TnB
CROWD. t rs.e af5 iH5Tgaf :,

1fra : ls.H-f safa
On Wednesday evening the OppositisH
members of the Ohio Legislature had . caueus,
where, after a sort of free fight, the AbolitioD
element, being largely in the prepondcrancs,
succeeded, AMI Ex-Governor Chase vas nemi-
mated for Senator by the following vote B. p.
Chase, 81 Columbus Delano, 10; Thsr1as
Corwin, 8; John Sherman, of Helper booksne-
toriety, l, and V. B. Horton, /. hiai gsst
During the winter strong effort was waSa
By the conservative interest, represented by
the vote given to Delano and Corwin, "a poas-
pone the election until next winter, and for .
time, we understand by some of the old Whies
in this city, high hopes were entertained of
success, but the Abolition clement-bold, reck-
less and exacting, refused even few days Of
grace, and ordered the election to take place
on yesterday. si75stEso
The election of Mr. Chase fulills tina hrst
part of Gov Dehnisons contract, made laSt
winter, by which, for and in considsfAtisa 81
Mr.. Chase's noninating and eleeting Denpissn
Governor, Dsanison, with al the aid of No
oflce sAd influence, wss to make Chase Onl164
States Senator The second part, sWhishs -
fers to the nomination Of Chase for Pre5idsma,
remains to be fulfilled. -s..f,
By Telegraph last night wc see that The -
der Of the caucus was carried out, and Govern
or Chase was elected ~ the successor II Mr..
Pugh on the first bSllot, the vote staudisga-
Chase, Is; Pagh, 81; Thomas Corvin, 5ai .
Who the Ave reeusants Ars Who dared -
register their names for Corwin, against Ah0
instruction of the Abolition leaders anA he
bargain Of Mr.. Deunison, the Columbus -
pers of to- morrsw will show Helpsfism, bsas
down in Washington, reigns triRmPhant in
Ohie.--Nutional Democrat. es4es,...
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-15
A FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR SPREE.

The State Legislature on the recommenda
ton of Gov. Dennison (our Retrenchn,ent
Chief Magistrate,) invited the Kentucky
and Tennessee Legislatures to visit the Ohio
Legislature at Columbus, and appropriated
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS t. pay
the hotel bills, carriage hire, grog bills, &c,
&c. The same Republican Legislature which
voted this amount of public money to de-
will in all likelihood put an end to School Ii
brares and repeal the act providing for the
prompt publication of the laws in the news
papers. They are in favor of sprees, but are
again nuze papers and shuhlv.-Ne,rark Ado.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-15
EL1cTioN OF PEHHrNoToN-lrHR LRK.
DER TRYING TO EAKR HKLIKy1 -
Is GLAD, ."

Terrible is the pretended jcyof the Asvd-s
ing Lsadcr over the. election of PeDnington,
1t talks big--brags high ,aDd bi6s ;its party
friends "let the big guns thunder" All this
is very pretty talk-it does for the naginss,
but old sailors won't beiievs one word IL ~
And whys gs - . ef45lat iIB9aae3 I'D
If there is a man on earth with no negro
blood in his veins, that has been -yindistiEe
against the Fugitive Slave Law, and if thsgs
bea paper that has abused It, and all Who sat-
port it, a. pro-slAvery, slaves Of the Ssdfh,
panderers to the slave power, st6., thns @4u.
Is Bro ilsrfis and thst paper i the Afsrpf4D
Mr. Pennington, the recently elected Speak
er of the House, is one Of the ssrongest advo-
Gates of the Fugitive Slave Law-hoIds that it'
is not only Constitutional, but that it must hnl
enforced Docs anybody; who has ever Rad
the Morning Leader, believe that its EditoR
is glad of the election Of a Fugitive Slave Hs1
advocatei eEs y 7e2ge 81
Mr. Sherman was the candidateof shs Aspps'
ing Leader. Sherman had endorsed Che HslD-
er book, and the Leader il wiling 70 90 he
same thing. Sherman was the pst Of Ne sntl.
Fugitive Slave Law Republicans Of the Je6Aug
r. Giddings school, and the Leader = tks eE-
gan of that portion Of the Repnhliosa part
Sherman was forced from the tFack-had -
fOsftS hoin tAAS COusces bSu0A18 e13 8tDE EA-M4NA
Of . resolution declaring that NO man vhe h11
endorsed such atrocions ssntiments e tke9e
contained IN Helpers book gas ft "a b 1re1n-
er of the House. Does anybody gsppsse thae
the Norrisg Leader tells the truth WheH b
says in Editor Is sfad that Penaingsan, IN
uaa that really forced SheruAA ~ tks H<4.
10 elected?
Again: The Morning Lsodsr holds SAGl fhe
Republican party is the only party IN thu
country worth caring for, and next "a The ne
grees, thst party 10 the very apple Of the Eli
tors eye e Mr. Penningtan5 holds the psFty iR
such contempt that although opposed 70 she
Democracy, he organized a new party in Nsw
Jersey, refusing to be called a Republican, and
by the "peoples party was elested to Coneress-
Can the Editor Of the Leader be really glae
that man who thus treats his party and his
principles with such sovereign contempt, u
elected Speaker Of the lower bransh ef Con-
grsss r,f ei.re..; !s,e, F,,tsrsi ~ ..tva,f
It will not do, Mr.. Leader, .you msy br1e
and puff and talk aboat firing cannon and Al
such sort of things, but the idea that you 40
glad Mr. Pennington is elected Is, Of itsslf, -
supremely ridiculous that even the vesisst
confidence man. in your party can't be made
to believe. The truth of it is you feel that yoa
and your friends are beaten. The acfiDis," %
long "impending," has struck you and your
party and your Mr.. Sherman, and you feel lie
the poor boy at the frolie, and like him Jon
ought not to have one word to y.-7-NatieaeE
Democrat. 4
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-15

s@A trial for burglary is now in progress
in Lorain county that excites much Interest,"
The defendants are Doet. Moore and Mr.. Prem
tiss of Camden township. Both are very re-
specially connected, and have large circle of
friendsts be affected by the result. The Of.
Tense, IL proved, is Psaitsatiary enc
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-15

H6rThe Rochester On. Y. Union of Janua
| ry % gives the following account of the do
nestle troubles of family there:
"a few months since, a man named Squire
Bowers, who resides in the town of Webster
where he has wife and children, made the &C.
Iuaintance of respectable family in the Fourth
ward. He passed by the name of Drake, and
paid his attentions to daughter of mature
age, and contracted marriage. The arrange
ments for the expected union, were so far made
by the girl that she procured her wedding gar.
ments and we believe that the day was fxed
for the ceremony. Tive or three days since
Bowers, alias Drake, came in from the coun-
try, and was taken i'll, or pretended to be,
while at the house of the parents of the wo-
man he had betrayed He was kindly taken
care of and nursed by the lady who expected
to become his wife, ano remained there until yes
terday, when he was unexpectedly exposed as =
william to the family who treated him so kindly.
"The denoueraent was As sudden to him as
to the family, and neither were at all prepared
for it. 1t was done In this way: a constable
of Webster bad a summons for Bowers, and
had been in search of him two or three days
Some one who had the secret of Bowers told the
constable that if he went to q certain number
on a certain street, and asked for Mr.. Drake, he
would find the man he wanted, and might ex-
ecute his process The officer did as he was
directed, was informed at the door that Mr..
Drake was in, and he was shown to the room
he occupied. There Bowers was reclining at
his ease upon bed, attended by the lady he
had deceived, and who was still confding4-
The constable told him that he had summons,
which Bowers, with wink, reached out to take.
The officer did not take the hint-probably he
did not want to-and read aloud the name of
Squire Bowers as defendant, &c. What fol-
lowed cannot be described. 1t was useless for
Bowers to attempt to carry the cheat any fur
ther. He speedily escaped from the house,
and by doing SO probably saved his life as the
father of the girl was so enraged when the
case was disclosed, that he declared he would
kill the offender.
Enquiry as to the character Of Bowers soon
revealed the fact that he was a man of disso-
lutte habits, and utterly destitute Of principle
What his own family have suffered is too often
sive to decen,y to relate, if correctly stated.
But the most unfortunate part of the story has
yet to be told. He had accomplished his pur-
pose most fully and seduced the lady he had
promised to marry. She had confded too
much in the villain The family repaired
last evening to the residence of the police JUS
ticc, and obtained warrant for the arrest of
Bowers, but he has not yet been caught.-.
The character Of the lady who has thus been
ruined, stands fair and so far as we can learn,
she has always been esteemed by those who
knew her Bowers cannot make reparation to
her, but if caught he can be held up ms an ex-
ample to those who may be inclined 10 practice
s.s srs Of ths gay dscsivefi"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-15
= = r C e.
l.. T. enAxx. \. D.1 T. r cowAs, NJ D.

- : : Drs. CRANE & coMAN
1AVING formed copartnership for the purpose
III Of fpractieipg Medicine and Surgery, in Ash
land county, offer their services to all who may be
pleased 10 give them call Office opposite the
Town Haii over the Post-Ofice. where they may be
found at all times when not absent on professional
busi1ess. -.
n B. Settlement to be made once a year either
by nste or cash. 5tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-15

DERgONe WISHING TO CHAN3E THEIR
business to g rapidly increasing country. New
6ettiement. where hundreds going, where the
elisse fs mild and delightful. advertisement m
the Hammonton Settlement in anothe coln,L>
Z - : 6m.y
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-15

0RAPE GROWERS CAN CARRY ON THEIR
r business most successfully at Hammonton, free
sfom frosts Some forty Vineyards set out the past
season See advertisement of Hammonton Lands,
s.n.they column 6m29
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-15

VXTfLLARD SLOCUM, Attorney at Law. Ash
w land. Ohio. Office cornerOf Church and
Sandusky Sts. Particular attention paid to colec-
tions Feb. 4. 1857 1.-,34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-15

gTNiIoMAs BULL. Attorney atLnw. Loudon-
L site. Ashland county Ohio will attend prompt
IL 20 all business entrusted to his care.
Feb. 4. 1855. 34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-15

II EDSoN Z DE PUT Att6rIs vs. a Law " Vert
II Ohio, will attend to all business entrr sted
their care, in counties of Vanwert and Mercer
Particular attention paid tothe collection of claims
lad payments of taxes for non residents. Also
. gents for the sale ofrealestate.
May II. 1851. 49tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-15
a GOLD WATCH FOR YOU.

ny PERSON desiring TO procure GOLD
, "A WATCH Earrynted 1S Carais Fine. by sure
process requiring money and but little exertiens
Il can do 10 by address ng r. MELVIN,
GIFr Book STORE, Bulletin Building,
z ;s.as 80 Il South Third Street, Philadelphia.
s5s.s sesa5s sslss.s.l it..- 3m26
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TTYOODs CELEBRATED HAIR RE-
W. TORATIYE, for sale at
g., -s Z = =, : ass.t z KNOX'S
ait2av3aff = a Dug Store
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-15

nR p. H.. CLARK. Physcian and Surgeon
IL Office three doors West of the Miller House
paid dseas of the Chest aswell
as all ch chronic cases.
Nay 1857. 4stf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-15

sINEJ.fK EMMY, Attorney at Law, has open
Il ed Office the first door West of Post Office
second floor. where he viii be happy his old
frispis and such others may wish to engage his
Fr~fsssienal services. April 20. 1855 .-46tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-15

EsULTON Il McCOMBS, Attorneys and Conn
4 seiiors at Law Ashland, Ohio Office in the
Bank building. over the Hardware Store.
Feb 4. 1851. 34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-15

, Nv. a.. igANCspCK,
NJ ERCHANT TAILOR, nd dealsiin Furnish
Hl ng Goods, AS Superior street .uhdel the Wed-
oil House Cleveland, Ohio.