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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

OUR RELATIONS WITH JAPAN.--We learn
through private letter from Kanagawa Japan,
that trade thers is 10 most depressed state.
This rs not owing to scarcity OF either produce
or money, but TO the very uncertain aud daily
Changing value Of our dollar in that country.
Our treaty provides that American coin shall
be received weight for weight with that OF
Japan In payment for goods; but the govern
nent seems to pay no more attention to that
instrument than If II we're so much brown
paper. II il strange, but nevertheless true,
that at the last dates the Mexican dollar was
received for only seventy cents by the native
merchants, while the Japanese government, In
barefaoed violation of the treaty, daily put up
an official notice to the effect that It was worth
rixty. nine, seventy or seventy one cents a. the
market might be.
We are told that In June last the mer
chants willingly received the dollar a.
three itsebues. 1t seemed to have ct
Test gained solid footing In the con-
ndence of the native merchants; suddenly,
however, "a soon as several millions Of dollars
Dad come into the hands of these native mer-
Che dollar ia not equal to three itsebues. and
down 1t falls at once to fraction over two-so
great is the influence exercised By the govern
ment over the merchants. Nov, no sooner had
this fall taken place than government agents
owarm down from Jeddo with thousands OF
:sebues, and, after buying mp as many dollars
&c possible at two and one-eighth itsebues each,
return to Jeddo, where they are recoined, and at
seast thirty psr cent gained by the government
Ut o,E expesee. And all this in violation of the
treaty, while foreign ministers at Jeddo seem
either unable OF unwilling to check the evil.
But on the arrival home OF the Japanese En-
oassy this will probably all be changed. Tnis
matter was arranged with orr government when
Che Ambassadors we're at Washington and Phila-
delphia, and If any reliance ia to Do placed on
lts promises and agreements of Eastern states
men we shall have no more trouble on this score.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
The yirgisia Electoral Vote

MCHsOsDt Nov . 1877
The electoral vote OF Virginia sands niue for srd
Elk for Brecsinr.eee Tts 10 onlcs, except t~o
Nes-Ws' Anu -sbsier Ins voc !. tneeei ho~'
ever, cannot charge the rceut
|overror ls'cber has, unde-stsnt Submitted " tho
Attorney General for he decision vote IN certain
ononts tniil DE giyes u toe electoral vote viii
Lruc IN fCw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
Markets.
ruILADzLyBIA sroCE SoAxp.

m9Teate.
PHILADELPHIA sTuCI BOAAD.
PIuLspntHIA, Nov 2s 1880
etccss hssvy. reonsylyshi. ssAse - e2 Rssdtas
Railroad, Tx; Morris oAnsl 30 Long Island Ksl.,aa,
N Peun,yivrnia Rsirnad sTL sight exchange % Nev
yort per cett pre- Divm.
c.ion active sacs 70 day 10 $50 bales At To- 1899
Tor r'iddlns The saes the rsst three DAYS foot no
~ oes eses The re9s'pe n NO SAN me we're 81 800
tss seanst a. 600 bses last year Tn decrcve 10 tho
scefs a. ths pof, Up 70 ne present. tlmo muint %
70 co bsfs ard a. ~ ihe southern porte 70 ia SEQ
b.er. Frrshs 70 Liverpool IA sisnt cxcnesse 90
aomrs Nov q, 1870
Coi:ou--saes 10 d.y a. 500 b.es At ioc for m,adIns
sas ~ ire three dave 900 bss receipts y TIE hrco
days ~ 500 bales sight exchange New York pre-
MUM. Exchange on London par
CH.mssros, Nov q. 1850
Cotton nrr sale. to-day 6to bales, ranging from
n . &c for adding
B.lrxors. Nov ~, 1890
T0uF duii Eownrd sl-ect OHIO % Is, CITY mills
the taur tuo wbest duh and bsavy: red 81 o. a
81 no. rhils 81 26 asI 81 Corn ioser. new white
and yeslor al sc $50 Provision, duli. new mcss
p'rs SIS old DO sie OFF, steady whsssy iau
Flour unclaimed Wheat dpu sale. 900 bushels
,.I.. COO s.ss.s :, sae ws,.sss 81, !, ,es 20
Arnssr, Nov 2s-2Ps.
flour steady ard 10 rod d,maDd Tho offerings Q
abss,-s.Es GO bushels; v,a,s, red s,s,s :, q ns
VI 10, IA car lots osls very hrm sscs at 80 10 sec
% car lots, and rs ooo bushels 10 arrive ssd store 81
400 whsAey ,~iss 100 bbls., a. lshc. Hoss-Saee
Of 20 head o. " az tOr average Of go Ibs suj o.
bead, sversgios I'D lbs, ~ 81 SO
BrrYauo, Nov Is. 1850
Flour dull and uscba,g ed. Wheat dpu and 10 ssics
Cor held at sSc 47o rev and I'D. whiskcy, ike:
sales 10 bbls ImportsT 600 bbs -FOUR e,coo bushels
wheat, II COO do corn.
Flour In rather better demand, bui . shade easier.
Wheat dull sna lover sats 10 coo bUshels Hlssukeo
a a5c for sew ana old o.ber srsips quiet vhsssy q
aade rrrno- ,ales 70 hhs AZ Ike lake Imports 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29


committee Of the Pnlsds,phs Uoancilunep other
ofcors Of that city, nberDs seyeneto, arrived here
this morning for the prrs~e " eKamnng the gea.rs
operations OF she municipal depart ~ they
receives BY the Mayor and deputsOn Of Cav
Ooupeil, who oil entertain them this ug at The e
House Inc party viii leave for home Friday
u8flUg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

sersitive ss gunpowder to the touch oil Ere
but Il the are be not applied there will be no
explosion. The south driven to the WALL has
Che right OF complaint, and should be allowed
soms indulgence; the North victorious from
che late contest Il bound to the Offices of mag
nanimity, Cancellation and peace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

NoRrotg, Nov. Is, 1880
The United states ses Brooklyn arrived hs'c ,ois
morn Ing ell well Tire Cnrsqui Commission wvr" entire
Iy spccteffu The bar boyp both sides uBsquaed
coal uualtv . -exnautbe onsntities hes
beso sbopd n Tho hT,su, lagoon Ysu,snsnt Uorloi
uaa discovered pracsioable pase through the Oordhe
rae, located . railroad Ia the MOI, sivsnIagccgs
MAJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

HTfFAI0s NOV IT, IS1U
In addition 70 the os-es By the The fco Tug
ere reported The schoouev Morey with cargo 81 pig
roo, ~ Caiarqu. cresk Lake Ontsro schooner Carver
Dove "a won Island lake Onlsrio The lee 81 tbe pro
pelos Dacotsb Ia con6Ymea, with all bgera, twenty
fory in nunb.r. Der fLppr lisa ioss, and tbs % nee
Of her crew are not snoyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

FORILAsD, Ne Nug -, I3sJ
The steamship Eovs scoilsn from Liverpool the
lSth via Caesneioxn the 1874 inst arrived Lsre al
three O'Clock This morning. Her has been ancipat
Cd BY The Arabm ~ halifax.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

TOUCH WORK FOR THE TAxPAYERs.-The duty
OF selecting the best men from the various party
nominations of our governing classes for Alder
men and Councimen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
Indian Trio ublss.

F0Sr KEARsYY, Nov Is, 1890.
Two men, named Pope ana Funk employees Of Mr.. Da-
vd.op about seventeen miles shove bore tho Platte
In to-day and reported that party OF fifteen In
dsns supposed Cheyennes had them nom En- creek
Yesterday. When the road indian rode up 70
the team Pope driving and snapped his gun At
him. then drew HIS lance Pope drew bis pistol, but
suapped Funk horseback close by, ant no drew
pistol shot ,hs Indian Pope Jumped the horne
both escaped, leaving the wagon ana team Tns
great body Of Indians at this time half mile be
hind sut they pursued them for Distance Pope
ard Frank souhht election with largo passing train
vhen tho Indians slowly retreated.
When the Commanding officer got this ness re immei
stey ordered the drsgcon company stationed here
the saddle nut found that all the sagons sttho pos,
down the Platte after wood Que has been sent for to
carry the provisions and forage rhe company viii
tb1 afternoon, ana march % Davidson Tonight aud 10
morrow morning they will 90 10 Elm crock and
attack the camp Of the Indians the report IL true.
nod into kearney City this morning fbey state that
hey tram tho Republican Fork and seeking the
Pwnees The settlers and mail agents up the Platte
very uDessy at tne attitude Indians ned,
snd anticipate attack from them.
The Indians having heard that some OF the dragon
companies hkd e and that the Fort RearDey
20 be broken np have threatened that this
done they intend - wipe ous every settlement the
Platte.
The wpson sent for res arrived The dragons, any.
IN number .ft here about half past O'Clock this
afternoon and ~e may expect % hear from them about
TO morrow night xsSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

D.a wdsS .S or IN: ~ D:i.~.r: stat. Lot
..s.GSrn ~ C g. .c s,.is iSss'1
49, g. "a, o. Is. ~ %, u, o.. 10. e; $. %. Z
IL rs, ~, 81, SO. So. 81, ~, 10, SO, 80, ~, IL, l.
Circulars "; wp ,- sbS es,ss q sssss.sss sss. %
orS Sosb ipDs o s1T y csa. p ss:sas
,pr.w,.x. a.. ~. Fr..o.'. Delaware
Lotto "' su,-,. ,ovs,, g, 4. "a Nov; rs ,sD
as. So. 2s. ~, "a. so. 80, - So, 81 Pa
Coss.lID.sas Lorr.sy, Oa.ss Al. 'o'' 20 20 ~"
'''' '''' ''' 9 " 'a' ysAsoS
Wilmington, pe-~A~
$50, :a,. :,,. Nurse: e.. s: e !, L s. . ss.a
sAirts- snirts.-sfs suv %.
ssds fra q. ss hes IN osssas .nc vamsusa suAtns
ulx fine shfrts for %, WarrsnssA 90 1ls.
hOoUSs shir sanuiactnry, ~ Kr,AcwsY.
|
1urs.-r~r.-As weite's Has Cmps-
nus, ne Broadway, rssAlsd :, vhoissAis pross
Err: Heavy An MseI U"d:s shirt: sud
Russtsn snc Hudson Bsy sable Furs,
~ oENlN's, bl3 BruAdway.
Mink, Mink, Mink. Mink Eurs Rssaiied
al wholesale PRICES, by 9HeIk SIS Broadway.
ChiIdren's Furs Ressiled ~ WhoIesals
prices q GANINS. 6l3 Broadway
Furs, Fuss, FuTs, Furs RetatIed NJ
Wholesale prices by 6fkiR, OILS Broad<ay.
Immsnss stock
WINTER CLOTHING. TO-
GREAT RKDsOTIoN.
We ludrd 10 onsr and ccsnplee osk Of
Writer C1stmR Arc Furnishing Goods for snd boys nj
srest rductstn In pric~s PREF srsiory 10 removal
ne dr't lned W the entire the
sent stand brig bat II
Ibis pre~~Ots opportunity provide oomplcte
ds from the lsrg-st stock u and boys
CLO1bls0 AND vukNlsHINo GOODS
Al EXTREMITY Low PRICEs
DCvIIR, HUDSON 90.
9s8 $50 And 76D Brostwsy.
Clothing for wiassr ,--MsR VINO Want
vsroo-s and Rusr no clothing of ali rhds
vii well 10 s,,nent beor. purchasing
ALFRED mukhoE CO., ar brnsdssy,
Upoer -. Nicholas u~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

Russtan snc Hudson Bry Sable Furs,
- oEaINs, bl3 Bru~dway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

Mink, Mink, Mink. Mink Eurs RstAiled
Al wholesale prices BY GHeIs SIS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

CI0t hing for Winter, --MsH Who Want
vsroo- and Rusess suts also bo3s clothing Of ali rhds
III DO well 70 aesp'tneut before purchasing
ALrRLD mukhoE 4 co. a7 brnrdssy,
Uree~ Nicholas uN.i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

MayorAity Nominations.
Boeros Nov -, 1890
me Union party have sominssed Joseph \. wtsntma
| for Mayor Of his city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

Radical Curs Of Hernia or Rureups.-
" ~ hARsH q the wei hnovs houss u Marsk o.,
20 vss.y 1esA nao. Hou. oppsets y. chur-A dsvoas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

Ahlrts- Anlrts. six Fur %.
Made frm the bess An oste1S and vamsutsA Mukitns
Dapos l6 Chatham street,. cp~ner al Pearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
,orswisxs a. IL. Frances Delaware

Ladies Eurs-2O ger cent L.ss exam
Broadway prices Al fkAIGs $50 Fulton strcck-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

uIx Fine BhtTts for -, WArTontsA 90 ms.
hOOUS's shir Mandatory ~ RruAewsY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

The steamer Isabel.
CHARLssTls. Nov. -, 1880.
The scsmev Isabel. which Iefs saturday Tor Havan
has returned disabled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

Extra Heavy All wool Under shirss aud
corner OF Murray.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

SAvAsSAs. Nov. a, 1890
TIE United States mali steamship Augusta arrived 81
even O'Clock. All ~el.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

Bsrry's Trfcophsvoas II tns Best and
.beeee ssirle for c'e~ine besuufyrs curins ncsnng
pryaersns and Resolving Ms Hair LsSss w sod by 81
drtSrsAs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

To Every Mother Who Hss children
-vnsrns from sry 81 the pnv ipekeri 70 tie ysod
tet1'nF We wy 70 tttet you- rfrrfer or TIE
5cse = cter s'ut N q. way zee =. es hs b sur-
yes Atsl'n'ty s~rt- L. foilov' ,ka rss ~
Ahs. vtrtLows sc,fHtNa swsUr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

wIsTxs GAppus Edwin Booth commepced 40 co
sasement here Monday and has appeared hres times
Hamlet 70 sad,ouces remarkable for enthusiasm
than for Numbers Ar Booth 6ue copy n his father,
Jop,us srutur Booth, irssedian who Always
rated by bis special admirers and rather underestimate
By the general public. We perceive 10 Edwin Both
many Of hs fstbers ane qualities W whioo the former
sods youth, bard,ome person very sympathetic and
uusosi voice, thorough knowledge OF the stage, and
cor plete mastery az the tricks BY which sctors
tickle the fancy OF the public. Mr. Booths asnIe,
very clever performance. In certain scenes, such
those OF he play and the interviews with the Queen
uhud ac), be very fne The soene with tho Ghost
(nfss aot) very we'll managed; and that where he
- kosencrAntz and Guiideasterp
also exceedingly good, Mr. Booths primo qualify
and With thai al actors would this
rs that 10 appears perfectly that any
important power Of losing hmsef 10 the play 70 emil
merit degree We DO pos altogether fancy Mr. Booths
eocu,ion He reads .he sooqaies nioiseo,ly and eso
lively but yet tho art Of speaking da
Iogue In . level. natural odhand manner. Mr. Booth"
Hamlet Is, have said, very cever performance,
but 90, call for minute criticism Va shoud ladss
that he would appear 70 srcsser advantsge
IN the French sensation cr.-.s where. N
hs redundancy Gesture and sc,,ou--,be
'esu", w Tes'. :, OF . temperament highly charged
SolAl slectricty-ho woalo add 10 the elect Of the
performance In hamlet ~e naturally look Tor more
pore than Mr. Booth At pr sent capable OF giving w.
We are The better raisnei 70 enter this mild oayeai
sccoun, Of The fact that Mr. Booths supporters
brilliant The stock company The Winter Garden ia
not what have . rshtto cspsct from a metropolitan
theatre which PROCESSES present the plays Of snAss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

Ciirsbneb's Ibiusivs wtg-A Novelty
Noiur7 lag hehnd earrings unaansbe DU Bfos6 vsy,
q Re~de styees. neat % A. : rswVrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

Children's Furs Resafled ~ Wholesale
prices q 0ANIkS. 6l3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

AcAppxY or Mrnc ia Juive'' was repeated last
night to an audience quite equal In numbers and CO.
tour 10 which asslsd at tho hrt performance
THIS opcrs gill be repeated Friday evening and thosc
Who Sph 70 have good pacse should secure them day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

ruTs, Fuss, FuTs, Furs Retafled NJ
v o.tsale prices by 0FNIe, OILS Bra ad~ay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29


% Beaver Ovsrcoats.
~ 1savsr OvsreoAss.
- Beaver Ovsrcosss.
IS Beaver Ovsrcoass.
A svXss s. and 81 ransu stree.
At svAEs', esaae Fulton stree
A. uvAHs 90 and s. rultnu suest
Thanksgiving 10. CO. srss-.,
N r,%.sc g,,fo,@aacss hst 10 ~ snd -
0her wot0ers ~ all tnes
Photographs in 8rcoA Ign. -wiiiiasp
500. established sishis~n hunar-t sal snyoas
Thankssiv'ss Dsy.-mssas BsvtNsrs
tsneries over Sstsblsh-i tseniy years .5s bfC.1ssJ
Ptof snphs and rsgus,t~otses unnvaied
asstnway a sops Ovsrsayuna Grams
squsr~ Pianos considered the b~~s usnuatnr
warranted for I've ~srerooms = and % GAser
H.rriss's Patent Champion Fire AND
.Grxu Prod ssfs~ xsi Brc>d~sy, c1ber q murray srrc
rhs Laod n webster sewing Machines
nay nov BE- bad Tor ri',y Doilrs ., zoo SrOAdw~y
Sow Within Rsseh OF Ar.
Grover . Bater's Cssors.-t SossSy ysrny he-trs
msssn.s Fr's e''s6'asod a. ,.. ycss. " .1d
Cnristodor~'s Hair Dye. Wigs and Ton
rces ne bon 10 The world wscsae All r-au sad ne cye
pnvsses scpl<d No tks@ House
BateAsior's wigs, -sursss and Hair
De have lpro-rmsnss srIpsraf A. gherl ,IterA and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

Cnristodors's Hair Dye. wigs snd Ton
the b~ss 10 The world wsorsae rsan scd Tie
9 rfvxtels Applhd No ks,oy House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

rsscs .tshiag ers<vrs n. r.,'ssls gc.ss sss
I1es b~ ces~b-~xed Nstch ~r<nr~f BY NE bfssA Aduv
" d~usspshsd Nv e ss ave. s ~ Ne tsnoa ass. ~
~ na~srs. AMI nv tss cvssf hysAas -
w rroov. srrrias srdsis ~ pw~eh1pa
- toe shn~~ ~rtsn4s~% f~vf1
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-04
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.

~ PRETTY FANcY-B. F. Taylor, one of the
finest Western poets, writes: i"When the day
begins to go up to heaven at night, it does
not spread pair of wings and fly aloft like a
bird but it justs climbs softly up ladder 1t
sets it red sandal on the shrub you have wa
tered these three days, lest it should perish
with thirst; then it steps to the tree we sit un-
der, and thence to the ridges of the roof
From the ridges to the chimney, and from the
chimney to the tall elm, and from the elm to
the church spire, and then to the cloud, and
then to the threshold of heaven; and thus
from round to crimson round, you can see it &c
as though it walked up red roses"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-04

nA- Grant Thornburn, at the age of more
than 81. sends the following from New Haven :
.sIn 1896 heard a farmer narrate the follow
ing incident Said he: When the British
troops held possession of New York and the
American army lay in the neighborhood of
West Point. one morning at sunrise went
forth to bring home the cows. On passing a
clump of brushwood heard moan ng sound,
like person in distress; on nearing the spot
| heard the words of man at prayer. / stood
behind tree. The man came forth; it was
George Washington, the Captain of the Lords
host in North America" I SIR Us d.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-04

na"Ah," said an Englishman, the othel
day, az belong to country upon which tht
sun never sets. !" Sand l." said yankee. "be
long to country of which there can. be nc
correct map-it. grows SO fast that surveyors
can't keep up to il"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-04

na-A Democratic paper down east says the
Black Republicans are going to nominate
Blondn for-tte Presidency this year. as he
can stretch a rope from the dome of the eapi-
tol to some point up Salt River, and take the
whole party up in a wheelbarrow!
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-04

na-A man passing through a gateway in
the dark, hit his nose against tie post. 81
wish that post was in h-ll, "'said he. .
"Betfer to wish it was somewhere e,'
said bystander, ''you might run agaiest it
again" -f.-.,--s4... f75s.s.sr-s -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-04

sm-A young lady, irritated because gent
tleman would not agree with her on some mat
ter. lost her balance, and irritably exclaimed,
ooh, Mr.. A., you have only tive ideas in
your head" "Youare right" replied the gen.
tleman, 81 have only two ideas, and one of
them is that you do not know how to behave
yourself"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-04

ABSENCE OF MlNp.-The first Lord Lettle1
ton was very absent in company, and when he
fell into the river by the. upsetting of a boat
at Hagley. it is said of him that 'sh che had sunk
twice before he recollected that he could
swim"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-04

rea- BALD. headed men takes joke easily-be-
cause they have no difficulty in getting it tLro'
their hair. ijea ff4 80 --si''la baa ii<s1'
+ BGA gentleman in Nashville, Tenn, has in
his possession fowling piece, that his grand
father owned more than hundred years ago.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-04

VSULToN Il McCoMBS. Attorneys aud Conn
st.llors at Inv, Ashland. Ohio Office in the
Bank building. the Hardwar. Store.
Feb L. iS57. 3itf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-04

VXTILLARD SEOCUM, AttGrI,H at Law Ash
wv land, Ohio Officr c"rn' inf Churcl and
Sandusky SITS. Particular attention paid to c"llrc
lions. - Feb. 1. 1857 -i4tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-04

IN j. KENNY, Attorney at Law, has "p"n-
ed an Office the first dn"r Wrst of Post t,firc
on second door here he will be to his old
frien Is snd ,uch others may wish TO .ngagc his
nraF,.s<;ouai SERVICES April 20 Ie5s.-4ffi
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-04

N RH BUCK, Practitioner of MediciI and
- Surgery Rowsburg, Ashland county Clio
February 4. 1877. -.-. s...s- a.-7s- 34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-04

VH0SON e. DE PUY. Attori .yt ~ Irv ~ n W"rt
IL Ohio. will attend to all business mir st"d to
cir are the counfies of Vanwrr' nd Mercer -
Particua attention id to he cole ctoi "f crim'
,nI n1vn.nts If .axae for non residents Alse
gent. for the .nleOfreal state
1881 49tf
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rT%HOMASJ BULL Attorney atLaw. Loud"n
iIle Ashland county. Ohio will tttend prompt
ly 20 all business entrusted to his care
Feb. 4. 1855. 34tf
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- DK. s. WooDiN. Dentist. Hays
3}9 IL vile oLio Tee Tseth N serted from from
Il warranted TO give satis factien
February 4. 1857 34t
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TNR H. CLARK. Physiciar and Surgeon
~ Office three doors West of the Miller House :
Speealtttention paid diseases OF thu Chef vel
az all chronic cases.
Mtv6 IS57 4~t1
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N. B. Settlement to be made once year either
by note cash. ~ otf
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- NUIAnl RcBLIC, - le-.g,.-
nyiIE undersigned having received the appoint,
of Notary Public will Of
take and certify &C. charge
0fI;ss in fbe Recorier's ofhce- G- JoHNsIuN'
o-I Irr De 1850 49, e.5...f .f'r ~ oIIt =
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II O r ~ T., Y A II IA w,
i.1UOJNvILLs, ASHLAND Co. o,
VTTILL attend promptl all business entrusted
w to his care. in Ashland, Wayne, Holmes and
Knox Counties nSff
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nsesoNs WISHING TO ESTABLISH MANU-
- fac,ories in a new and thriving place where
business is good, See advertisement of Hammonlon
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IVTfLLIAM RALSToH, JeweIet ard Silv'
w smith few doors west of the McSuity
a,fse ashland Ohio. Gold and Steel Pms and
choice variety of Icwelry kepfe"nstantIv on hand
HisfAst price pail for old Gold and Silver Re
pairing lone to ord ron reasonable -erms-satis:
faction warranted 81.
Fsh-uary 1. 1857. o4t
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~R4PE GROWERS CAN CARRY ON TtE1R
n business most successfully at Hammonfon- free
from frosts Some 'ory VINEYARDS ser on. 'ne pa
another coIirrup ~ III - :
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M m. In.lNNTON.

TACoBS & McSyEENEY. Attorn. VS. at Law
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